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Spring is right around the corner, there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events, including the Vermont Youth Dancers' Far From Home, in Search of the Emerald City, a modern reinterpretation of The Wizard of Oz's classic story featuring compelling choreography set to hip-hop hits

"In heaven there is no beer. That's why we drink it here," goes the old pub song, but ...

New England travelers craving a cold one can toast friends in some of the top beer destinations in America, according to TravelMag. Read more on Boston.com.

Maple fries at Fry Daze As a food writer, I spend a lot of time offering restaurant recommendations. Readers and friends have emailed me to ask about everything from where to eat during a Pine Street brewery crawl to the best pit stop in White River Junction. Ive even helped a couple sort out which restaurants might have pleasant, reservable outdoor space to host a small wedding. Hence my surprise when I answered my phone recently and...

A Vermont brewer announced plans Friday morning to expand into an “absolutely stunning” space on the South End of Burlington. Burlington Beer, now based in Williston, will live up to its name with the move to an old industrial building on Flynn Avenue, near Burlington’s bike path. The brewery revealed its plans on Facebook and Instagram. “We’re extremely excited to announce the next chapter of our journey together. We’ve signed a long term lease for a 14,255 sq ft, one of a kind, hi...

The beer case at City Market, Onion River Co-op In 2011, John and Jen Kimmich, owners of the Alchemist, began building a production brewery to package their beers for retail sale. And they made a decision that some in the craft beer industry thought was strange: They built a canning line. At the time, John Kimmich recalled in a recent interview, craft beer came almost exclusively in 12- or 22-ounce bottles; cans were associated with mass-pro...