Dan Bolles

In his jaw-dropping Unnecessary Studio in Burlington, the inventor creates real solutions to fake problems and has become an internet sensation along the way.

Burlington composer Katherine Quittner's elaborate sound healing instrument is good for what ails you ... maybe.

In his jaw-dropping Unnecessary Studio in Burlington, the inventor creates real solutions to fake problems and has become an internet sensation along the way.

Ahead of a sold-out run at the Flynn, the Vermont singer-songwriter looks back on the remarkable journey of her Tony-winning musical, from Barre to Broadway.

From folk songs to his colorful cranky shows, Tom Azarian, aka Tom Banjo, has achieved something like folk legend status in Vermont. His new album may be his last.

Vermonters mistook Drew Smith for Stewart during a Christmas visit in 2023 and it went viral. In June, he met the singer in person after a concert in Germany.

There is perhaps no section of Seven Days that draws stronger (or louder) opinions than “Fun Stuff,” aka the comics pages.

Joe Moore (November 27, 1948-March 26, 2024) introduced himself to Vermont the same way he would announce his presence on stages throughout the Green Mountains for the next 50 years: loudly.

During this week’s Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, the strains of jazz, funk, hip-hop and more will emanate from stages around the city, coalescing into a roiling bitches’ brew over five days and nights.

The 2024 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival lineup comprises a bold, genre-mashing collection of artists.

The morning Seven Days published its annual Summer Preview last year, Vermont was walloped by a freak frost that wreaked havoc on fruit trees and crops — and frustrated gardeners who got cute and planted before Memorial Day.

So are we having fun yet? The 2014 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival is well under way. And from what I'm told about last weekend's opening...

Technological advancements are coming faster than ever these days, which is both exciting and terrifying.

I talk to my dog.

On Monday, April 8, 2024, at precisely 3:26 p.m., the “Great American Eclipse” is coming to northern Vermont. Burlington, St. Albans, Montpelier and other Vermont towns are lucky enough to be among the North American hot spots in the coveted “path of totality” where one can view a “total” eclipse. In the months leading up to this once-in-a-lifetime event, Seven Days will be covering a variety of eclipse topics, from practical guidance and science-y stories to special events and the best places f…

The Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is getting ready for their eclipse show with “Eye on the Sky” host Mark Breen at the helm.

Vermont’s homegrown comedy scene has evolved from Burlington to across the state with high-quality performances any night of the week.

Unless you live under a rock or recently awoke from a yearslong coma, you’re probably aware that Vermont is set to experience a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event in April: a total solar eclipse.

In the path of totality, St. Albans offers the longest Vermont view for the 2024 solar eclipse. Just north of Burlington and 20 minutes from Canada, the city boasts great restaurants, shopping and outdoor recreation.

Located on the shores of Lake Champlain with distant views of the Adirondacks, Burlington is a beautiful vantage point to experience the eclipse. As Vermont’s largest city, it offers ample shopping and restaurant options along the bustling, pedestrian-only Church Street Marketplace; expansive green space and a boardwalk at Waterfront Park; a lakeside bike path teeming with runners and cyclists; and artist studios and creative small businesses sprinkled throughout the vibrant South End.