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The days are getting longer, and there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events, including an appearance by best-selling author Rebecca Serle to discuss her latest novel, Expiration Dates.

News that Barbie director Greta Gerwig and lead actress Margot Robbie had been passed over for Academy Award nominations set the mainstream movie world ablaze...

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. — From Feb. 15-18, White River Indie Films (WRIF) will return to JAM (Junction Arts & Media) and the Briggs Opera House with an invigorating and

A native Claremonter and filmmaker will debut his film, “Custodian,” next month at White River Indie Film Festival thanks to his imagination — and a little prize money.

Government doles out Youth Investment Fund and Community Development Fund

The days are getting shorter, but there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events, including a performance by acclaimed blues singer Shemekia Copeland at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.

Farm to Film Festival Junction Arts & Media teams up with other local organizations for Farm to Film Fest, dedicated to regenerative farming practices and building a climate-friendly food system. Screenings of short films and the recent Tribeca Film Festival darling Common Ground spark discussion about Indigenous growing practices, racial justice and environmentalism, while talks, panels and workshops tackle the decolonization of our foodways. Local arepas, pastries and Jamaican bites fuel c...

An artist has enjoyed a successful residency in which she merged art and history in a virtual reality community art project.

Nearly $2 million dollars in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) monies have been distributed to creative organizations across Vermont, including to Pen ...

Summer is winding down, but there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events including “Hug Your Farmer: Hard Rain,” a concert at the Flynn in Burlington to benefit Vermonters affected by July's flooding.