In central Vermont, businesses forge connection through herbal brews Community flourishes with something as simple as a cup of tea. By Grace Taylor
Landry Park pavilion gives old timber new life The structure was built with wood repurposed from a building torn down on East Allen Street. By Grace Taylor
Vermont’s loons have bounced back, but they still face preventable threats As lead fishing tackle and wake boat activity continue to harm Vermont loons, scientists say simple changes can help protect the birds. By Grace Taylor and Indi Rose
Rooted in the land: Vermont artists hone their craft with foraged materials Ginkgo leaves, charred grapevines and secret clay deposits are just some of the materials repurposed by three local artists. By Erika Tally and Grace Taylor and Indi Rose
Vermont Renaissance Faire styles redefine tradition A reprieve from the structure of daily life, Renaissance fair outfits are a far cry from the era’s restrictive fashion. By Grace Taylor
A new Burlington film series pairs silent films with live music Vermont International Film Festival’s Musical Silents provides a new way of exploring an age-old medium. By Grace Taylor
‘Lakebone’ takes root on Burlington’s Main Street With construction nearly complete, the downtown community celebrated with a new art installation. By Grace Taylor
‘A magical life’: Peter Gould finds purpose through performance The Brattleboro resident was encouraged by his family from a young age to pursue a creative and artistic life, leading him to work as a clown, mime and physical comic. By Grace Taylor
Green Mountain Film Festival returns, showcasing unique local and international stories The annual event in Montpelier will present more than 40 full-length and short films. By Grace Taylor
Bánh mìs, Buddha bowls and burgers A look inside four Montpelier kitchens during Restaurant Week. By Grace Taylor and Alexa Gaskill
