With a local election next week, development in Burlington is a hot button issue that has created controversy among many artists, residents, and businesses.South End artist Matt Hastings and South End...
There is no shortage of tattoo shops in Burlington, but only one has been consistently recognized as the best.Local newspaper Seven Days has named Yankee Tattoo as the “best place to get body art”...
Important music, the kind that inspires and excites listeners, isn’t easily achieved.“Policy,” the first solo album by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, brother of frontman Win Butler, is trying very...
Two college friends have taken over the electronic music scene with slow, psychedelic beats and crowd-rocking sounds. When BeachesBeaches and CatacombKid work together, they form the chill, trippy,...
Sometimes a movie comes along that challenges the way we see the world, the way we understand war and the sacred hero’s journey.
This was not one of those movies. “American Sniper” tells a simplistic...
Some musicians can do it all, from cozy living room shows to big festival performances.
Chadwick Stokes, member of Dispatch and State Radio, is coming to Higher Ground Feb. 26 to debut his solo album,...
If you’re trying to find a sweet new TV show to watch, “Better Call Saul” should be your choice.Vince Gilligan, the creator of “Breaking Bad,” also directs the exciting new spinoff, starring...
The year was 1939. Hitler and his war machine were steamrolling through Europe and the British secret service recruited a mathematical genius to help stop him.
The Nazis employed the use of the Enigma...
Nine-to-five work schedules, the bills that haunt us and the thoughts that we simply can’t express come to an end at the Burlington Paint & Sip Studio. Conveniently located on Church Street, the vibrant studio matches the artists’ personalities. Brought to Burlington by Catherine Hover and her group of friends, they seek those who are eager to express their imagination on canvas.
Curator DJ Hellerman poses for a photograph. Hellerman is the director of exhibitions at burlington city arts, and the leader behind an initiative that secured a $100,000 grant for new exhibitions and...
Science and communication don’t generally mix — one actor is trying to change that.
Six-time Emmy Award-winning actor Alan Alda was at UVM Feb. 2 to speak to students and faculty about the University’s...
Trying to fit an artist into one genre is like using primary colors to describe a sunset.When I first heard of Murder By Death, I pictured a group in black and white make-up playing heavy metal, but that...
