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Weather & Weekend Rundown:
Today stays dry under a stubborn gray sky, with a light north wind and a high near 41. Saturday tops out in the low 40s, and rain and snow showers fill in around midday and keep at it into the evening. Saturday night the showers turn to snow before dawn as temps settle near 30, though little or nothing should stick in town, while WCAX has Mount Mansfield picking up 4 to 6 inches over the weekend. Sunday's last showers wrap up by early afternoon, leaving a mostly cloudy, breezy day in the low 40s. Patio, swim, and sunset scores update all week at Burlington Right Now.
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Friday
Free Course: Why You Should Care About Philosophy – 4:30 PM: An introductory course for anyone who has always wanted to learn about philosophy but never knew where to start meets in the Fletcher Room at Fletcher Free Library until 6. The organizer's post pitches it to anyone with an untouched copy of Plato's Republic on the shelf, and it's free, beginner friendly and meets every Friday.
Gather & Give Art Market – 5 PM: Vermont Works for Women fills Four Quarters Brewing in Winooski with 15+ vendors celebrating Vermont's women+ makers from 5 to 9, plus a community sale table and a silent auction that closes at 8. It's free and open to the public, and the night raises money for VWW's work on economic opportunity for women and youth.
Wiggle Vase Pottery Workshop – 6 PM: Katie Cameron, the local potter behind cry baby clay and also a standup comedian, teaches you to build a wiggle vase from a paper template and clay slabs at Center Centre on Flynn Avenue until 8. It's beginner friendly, and your vase gets dipped in the glaze of your choice and fired, with an email when it's ready for pickup ($65).
Lindy Unhinged – 6:30 PM: This Friday the 13th swing dance mixes Lindy Hop, East Coast Swing and Westie with a playlist of modern pop, rock and glam at the Odd Fellows Lodge on North Avenue. A beginner lesson at 6:30 leads into social dancing from 7 to 10, and you can come alone, bring a partner or just watch (free, donations accepted).
Gemma Correll: 'Anxietyland' – 7 PM: The Non-Fiction Comics Festival opens with a free talk at Phoenix Books on Church Street by the British illustrator and cartoonist, whose simple line drawings full of narrative and humor have landed her clients from Amazon to The Washington Post. Her debut graphic novel, "Anxietyland," came out in April and will be for sale, and registration is required, so RSVP through Phoenix Books.
UVM Men's Hockey vs. Maine – 7 PM: The No. 20/18 Catamounts host Maine at Gutterson Fieldhouse for the annual TD Teddy Bear Toss, so bring a new or gently used teddy bear to throw onto the ice at first intermission, and every bear goes to the King Street Center. The first 500 fans can grab a free TD t-shirt, and the game streams on ESPN+ and airs on WVMT.
Elf The Musical – 7 PM: Lyric Theatre Company brings the musical based on the Will Ferrell holiday film to the Flynn, the story of Buddy, a young orphan whose life is changed forever. The matinees and Saturday night are down to their last few dozen seats, so aim for tonight at 7 or Sunday at 6, which both have plenty of room.
Carbon Leaf – 8 PM: The Richmond, Virginia band brings its 15th studio album, "Time is the Playground," and its folk infused indie rock to the Higher Ground Ballroom. They broke through with "The Boxer," which won the 2002 American Music Awards New Music Award and made them the first unsigned band to play the AMAs (doors 7:30, all ages, $35).
Also Friday, at 3, Local Motion holds a World Day of Remembrance at Shiloh Skalka's ghost bike next to 645 Pine St, placing more ghost bikes and shoes for everyone killed in road traffic violence in Vermont this year, with speakers including Shiloh's father, Christian Skalka. In Essex Junction, the November Essex Community Dinner serves jambalaya with a roll, green salad and pumpkin pie at the Holy Family parish hall from 5:30 to 6:30 (seating opens at 5), free with donations accepted.
Later on, Adam Conover, creator and star of "Adam Ruins Everything," plays Vermont Comedy Club at 6:30 and 8:30, with the early show close to full ($30). Ariel Zevon, Warren Zevon's daughter, plays the Venetian Soda Lounge from 7 to 8 with the Wolf and percussionist Dov Michael Schiller, and entrance is by donation. The UVM Concert Band plays free at 7:30 in the Music Building and Recital Hall, from How to Train Your Dragon and The Lord of the Rings to the premiere of a piece by student Emelia Foster, and UVM's production of Describe the Night, Rajiv Joseph's darkly comic historical thriller and winner of the 2018 Obie Award for Best American Play, runs at the Royall Tyler Theatre through Sunday ($22, $10 UVM students). The monthly Mad Robin Contra Dance fills First Congregational Church from 8 to 11 ($5-20). At 8, Winooski's Monkey House hosts Untapped, Vermont's longest running drag and burlesque show (21+, $15 at the door), Andriana Chobot brings her dark indie pop to Foam for A Superstitious 13th with Andriana & The Bananas (free), and Sticks & Stones plays free at The Old Post in South Burlington. 90 Proof takes it late at On Tap Bar & Grill in Essex Junction at 9 (free). Good Time Line Dancing and the VSO's Jukebox Quartet both sold out, so stay plugged in to catch the next one.
Saturday
BTown Coffee Club [MEETUP] – 10 AM: Saturday coffee at Zero Gravity until noon, now set up in the Biergarten Taproom on the left side. A total blast as always, with 25-35 people enjoying those early morning warm drinks.
Cranksgiving 2026 – 10:30 AM: The annual alleycat "race" starts at Old Spokes Home on North Winooski Avenue, where riders pick up a grocery list and checkpoints, and all the food gets donated to Feeding Champlain Valley. Registration is free, the shopping list runs about $25, and there are prizes for the heaviest load and best costume, so bring a bike with panniers, a basket or a trailer.
The Non-Fiction Comics Festival – 11 AM: The fifth annual festival of nonfiction and autobiographical cartooning fills the Fletcher Free Library from 11 to 6, and it's free to attend. Panels in the Pickering Room run from "Drawing on Folklore" to "Laughing with Trauma" with Gemma Correll and "Love, Culture, and History" with Tillie Walden, and kids can learn to draw anything and everything with James Kochalka, Vermont's first Cartoonist Laureate, at 12:30.
Harvest Festival – 11 AM: Shelburne Vineyard's day of local vendors, raffles, seasonal treats and holiday shopping runs until 4 and spreads into a heated tent, all in support of Feeding Champlain Valley. Admission is free with a donation of a nonperishable food item or cash, and they'll be pouring estate wines, mulled wine and cider.
Mashers Farewell to the Vermont Pub & Brewery – 11:30 AM: The Green Mountain Mashers, a homebrewing club that formed in 1989 at the Vermont Pub and Brewery, gather for a farewell at the pub where they started. Saturday is VPB's last full day of service after almost 38 years.
UVM Men's Basketball vs. Plattsburgh State – 1 PM: Vermont hosts Plattsburgh State at Patrick Gymnasium for Salute to Service presented by Milton Rents, streaming on ESPN+. Active duty, retired and veteran military and first responders get a free ticket with a valid ID, and the Josh Pallotta Fund, the Vermont Army National Guard and local first responders will be on site.
UVM Men's Hockey vs. Maine – 5 PM: Maine's second night at Gutterson Fieldhouse is a Hockey East game on ESPN+ and WVMT. It's Can for Coffee presented by Keurig, so bring a nonperishable food donation and take home Green Mountain Coffee Roasters or Black Rifle coffee while supplies last, with the food going to local veterans and their families.
NFCF Closing Party & Live Comics Reading – 6:30 PM: The comics festival wraps up with a closing party at Burlington Beer Company on Flynn Ave until 9. Cartoonist guests Mike Dawson, Teresa Logan, Sanika Phawde, Madalyn Drewno, Alex Nem and Kristen Shull read their comics live.
Also Saturday, First Congregational Church of Essex Junction holds its Craft Fest from 9 to 3, with crafters, great food and thrifting, and Faith United Methodist Church in South Burlington opens its Holiday Bazaar from 9 to 1, where every item sold helps fund its nonprofit partner Common Roots. Shelburne's Willow House throws a Holiday Open House shopping event starting at 10, and AO Glass runs a pop up market on Pine Street from 10 to 3, where from 11 to 2 you can stamp your own suncatcher ornament with their glassblowers, walk ins welcome. South Burlington City Hall fills with craft, artisan and food vendors for the Hearth Market from 11 to 3, with lunch as you shop. Audubon Vermont and the Pride Center of Vermont lead a free Pride Hike at Shelburne Farms from 1 to 3, an easy 3 to 4 miles from the Farm Barn, and you'll need to register with Audubon Vermont.
In the evening, the Order of the Eastern Star's black tie Starlight Gala runs at the DoubleTree from 6 ($90). Safety Pin Shows brings Darkside Skinny Dippers, Ruminations and Eric Bailey to the Burlington Odd Fellows for a night of rock at 7, $10 with no one turned away for lack of funds, and Very Merry Theater's free Defying Gravity Cabaret at 7 has its adult performers doing numbers from over a dozen musicals, Hair, Six and Moulin Rouge among them, for ages 13 and up. At Higher Ground, Jeff Beam and friends from Portland, Maine play a full night of Radiohead as Fitter Happier in the Showcase Lounge at 7:30, and Phillip Phillips, best known for his five times platinum hit "Home," brings the Let's Go Far Tour at 8 with Briscoe. Over at the SEABA Center, Jake Klar, Marty O'Reilly and Cricket Blue share a folk and Americana bill at 8 ($25). Asbury Park improvisational rock band FUNGKSHUI plays free at Foam at 8, and our favorite DJ Kwame spins at On Tap in Essex Junction at 9, free.
Sunday
Winooski Winter Farmers Market – 10 AM: The market is back at the Winooski Senior Center, 123 Barlow St, for a short winter season, trying out a new 10 to 1 time, so come before 1. The only other winter date is Dec. 13, and parking at the Senior Center is free.
Northern Nosh Jewish Food Festival – 11:15 AM: Ohavi Zedek's 5th annual festival, billed as Vermont's largest celebration of Jewish food, culture and community, serves latkes, knishes, matzo ball soup, falafel, babka, rugelach and challah until 3, with gluten free and vegan options. Klezmer plays throughout, Yiddish dancing with Ozzy starts at 1, and the Bagel Taste Challenge has you guessing which local shops made the bagels ($12 adults in advance, $6 youth, kids free).
Join or Die + Join Fair – 1 PM: South Burlington Public Library screens the Emmy nominated documentary that follows "Bowling Alone" social scientist Robert Putnam through America's civic unraveling, free in the auditorium. A Join Fair follows the movie, running until 3:30 with groups like Braver Angels, the Green Mountain Club, Habitat for Humanity, Preservation Burlington and Third Act Vermont.
UVM Women's Basketball vs. Lehigh – 2 PM: Vermont hosts Lehigh at Patrick Gymnasium on ESPN+, with another Salute to Service presented by Milton Rents. Active duty, retired and veteran military and first responders get a free ticket with a valid ID.
Sk802 Nordic Skating Club Season Opener – 4 PM: Burlington's Nordic skating club kicks off its wild ice season at Citizen Cider on Flynn Ave until 7, beginners to experts welcome, with food and drink for purchase. The club's schedule has a welcome and a walkthrough of online tools for finding the best ice, satellite images included, then a skate sharpening demo at 5:15, and RSVP.
Side Stories – 8 PM: Henry Zebrowski and Ed Larson bring their podcast to Higher Ground for one night only, digging into the latest true crime news and paranormal happenings. Few tickets are left ($40 to $45).
Also Sunday, the DJ Peters Memorial Classic Benefit Tournament rolls from 7:30 AM, hosted by Spare Time in Colchester. Acoustic singer songwriter Giovanina Bucci brings blues, soul, roots and folk to Foam for free at 1, and the Iyengar Yoga Center of Vermont's youth yoga community runs a Cider and Bake Sale and open house on Main Street from 2 to 4:30, followed by an all ages community yoga class at 4:30 and a sound bath at 5:30, with a suggested $25 to $50 per family for the yoga and sound bath. In the evening, Scottish folk singer Sam Shackleton, whose sound mixes country, old time, folk and blues, plays Higher Ground at 7:30 with Feral Foster, and few tickets are left, and the Vermont Wind Ensemble plays its free "Epic!" program at UVM at 7:30, from Bernstein and Richard Strauss to Miklós Rózsa's score to Ben Hur.
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BTown Coffee Club – Saturday, November 14th @ 10 AM: Saturday coffee at Zero Gravity on Pine Street, in the Biergarten Taproom. An total blast as always! 25-35 people all enjoying those Saturday morning warm drinks.
Pick-up Basketball – Wednesday, November 18th @ 5:30 PM: Indoor runs at UVM's Gutterson Fieldhouse, with a $12 day pass at the Campus Rec front desk.
Trivia at Four Quarters – Thursday, November 19th @ 6 PM: Our every other Thursday trivia night at Four Quarters in Winooski, so come early and help us grab a table.
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It's the final weekend of Seven Days Burger Week, with burger specials at participating restaurants through Sunday unless a menu says otherwise, and posting your burger with #7dburgerweek enters you in a prize drawing. I also built a Burlington Burger Map for the final days, because I was on Church St, chilly, standing outside trying to visual where everything was in my head, but couldn’t. So I put every spot's approximate price and toppings, and a cheapest first sort, so you can plan your last burger, so definitely check it out if you’re in the mood for a burger in Burlington this weekend.
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"It makes me feel happy to see my friends and I saw myself too," said Jeanneta, a fourth grader at IAA, per NBC5.
A 28 foot mural of a community feast is now hanging inside Integrated Arts Academy, built around the foods students told the artist matter to them, with some of their own artwork worked in. Artist Jozie Furchgott Sourdiffe wanted it to celebrate the diversity of the Old North End, and the students painted into the scene didn't know they were in it until the tarps came off. The whole thing took about 18 months.
"At this moment, I am choosing Burlington, and up to this point, Burlington is choosing me," Geraci said, per VTDigger.
Anthony Geraci, 49, started as Burlington's police chief Tuesday after the City Council confirmed him 10-2 Monday night, with Democratic councilors Becca Brown McKnight and Evan Litwin voting no. Brown McKnight pointed to workplace discrimination allegations from his time as chief in Newburgh, New York, which News 12 reported an independent probe found unfounded, saying no one in the city had been able to review the underlying details, while Litwin faulted a long hiring process he said felt secretive. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak said she vetted him personally and that the International Association of Chiefs of Police background check found no wrongdoing. Geraci has bought a house in Burlington, will earn about $185,000 a year, and named staffing, recruitment and retention as the department's immediate challenges.
"VPB was the first brewpub in the state and one of only 11 in the country," per Seven Days.
Saturday is the last day for the College Street brewpub Greg and Nancy Noonan opened in 1988, and owners Elise Pecor and Scott Gawitt say business never recovered from its 2020 drop. The pub isn't taking reservations Saturday, so walk in and grab a drink at the bar while you wait for a table, though the Burly Irish Ale, on tap all 38 years, was the first beer to sell out. The brewing equipment goes to auction at the end of November, and the Alchemist is giving the two bronze patio lions and the crow topped sidewalk sign a new home.
"It’s time. Oh my god, life is so short," Hong said, per NBC5.
Hong Yu, 68, has served her family's dumpling recipe for nearly 27 years, first from a cart on Church Street and then from her Pearl Street storefront, and now she's ready to retire. The shop has been closed since mid-October but still fills orders on Fridays and Saturdays, and with her lease ending in May she's looking for a new owner, though she says most potential buyers so far aren't interested in keeping the dumpling business going.
"With Chittenden County bearing the brunt of the state’s homelessness crisis, Burlington is engaged in a heated debate over how best to respond and whether or not the state should do more to assist the city," per Seven Days.
January's Point-in-Time Count found 3,286 homeless Vermonters, exactly 100 fewer than in 2025, but Chittenden County grew 1% to 834 people, well ahead of Rutland County's 434. The number of unhoused children rose 5% and now makes up about 20% of the homeless population, and more than two-thirds of people in emergency shelter got there through the motel program. Advocates say the count misses people staying with friends or family or paying for their own motel rooms, and heading into winter they're pushing for technical fixes to the emergency housing law passed in June.
"What concerns me about the vacant office space the most is that those office workers were built-in consumers for us, as well as those who visited their office," said Kara Alnasrawi of the city's Community & Economic Development Office, per WCAX.
Office vacancy in Burlington's central business district sat at 11.3% in June, up from 6.9% in December 2019, while the rest of the city and Chittenden County hit 11.9%. At Main Street Landing on the waterfront, the space that once housed Seventh Generation and its 100 employees is still empty. The city is counting on hundreds of new residential units to bring back that built in customer base, since turning offices into housing has worked in spots like Pine Street but is often too expensive.
"Our sound is weird, sometimes heavy, chock-full of post-punk aggression and balanced with evocative lyricism," per Seven Days.
Chris Farnsworth's column argues that this year's records from Greg Freeman, Robber Robber, Dari Bay and Lily Seabird add up to a Burlington sound the wider music world has noticed, from a scene that grew out of basement and DIY shows after the pandemic and came together around Radio Bean. Freeman has since moved to Chicago, and Farnsworth worries the current venue crisis could push other local bands to follow him out. Freeman's tour with Robber Robber, whose core duo Nina Cates and Zack James started out in a Brattleboro high school band, comes home to Higher Ground in South Burlington on Saturday, Nov. 21, a show he calls one of the most important for local music in a generation. Seabird plays Foam Brewers in Burlington on Dec. 12.
"What is happening here is people of faith are essentially being treated as second-class citizens," said Jacob Reed of Alliance Defending Freedom, per VTDigger.
Carrie and Greg Bishop are suing the Agency of Education in federal court, arguing that Act 73, the 2025 education reform law, created "a de facto religious exclusion" by leaving just 18 private schools in the public tuition program, none of them religious. Their district, Barstow Unified Union, only has public schools through eighth grade, and they want it to pay for their daughter's senior year at Mount St. Joseph Academy, a Catholic school in Rutland that doesn't qualify because its district has a public high school. Court documents from an earlier lawsuit show the law also cut 18 secular schools alongside 15 Catholic and Christian ones.
QUICK HITS
"Elf the Musical" to feature launch of free ticket initiative from Vermont's Lyric Theatre Company — Lyric's "Elf the Musical" opened Thursday for 6 performances at the Flynn and launches Lyric For All, which gives free tickets to people served by partner nonprofits Lund, Mercy Connections, King Street Center, Dad Guild and Vermont Adult Learning. Lyric plans to give up to a few hundred free tickets to each of its big musicals from here on.
Memorial honors those killed while walking — Local Motion gathers today at 3 p.m. on the Pine Street bike path next to 645 Pine St., at the ghost bike memorial for Shiloh Skalka, for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. It honors the 7 people killed walking, biking and rolling on Vermont roads this year, and speakers include Shiloh's father, Christian Skalka.
Feeding Champlain Valley launches holiday collection drive in Burlington — The "Holidays Without Hunger" drive aims to reach 12,000 families with holiday meals, extra groceries and other essentials as food prices keep climbing. You can drop off items in person or give money through the organization's website.
Missing boater identified after body recovered from Lake Champlain — State police identified the man as Douglas Brooks, 48, of Burlington, who fell into the lake Saturday afternoon while fishing with a friend in the Ferrisburgh area, and dive crews recovered his body Tuesday. Police believe he was wearing waders and no life jacket, just days after a new life jacket law took effect.
Local organizations begin toy drives to make the holidays brighter for children — Toys for Kids kicked off its 31st year Thursday with about 150 barrels around the region collecting new, unwrapped toys, and cash donations for teens go toward gift cards. Vermont Rail System's Toys for Kids Train is back for a second year with about a dozen trips, and Troy's Toy Drive returns too.
Vermont to raise minimum wage by 49 cents in January — The minimum wage goes from $14.42 to $14.91 an hour on Jan. 1, about $1,000 more a year for someone working 40 hours a week, and the tipped wage rises from $7.21 to $7.46. The raise is automatic under state law, which ties it to inflation, and this year's 3.4% increase set the size.
"Champ" on a stamp: Lake creature featured by USPS in 2027 — Lake Champlain's very own Champ, in turquoise, is one of 5 mythical creatures on a series of USPS forever stamps coming in 2027. The Postal Service hasn't said yet when or where they'll be available.
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UVM Athletics: Men's Hockey Is Ranked for the First Time Since 2017 as Maine Comes to the Gut
Men's hockey is ranked for the first time since April 10, 2017, 20th in the USCHO poll and 18th in the USA Hockey poll, after taking five of six points at Boston College. Michael Hagens was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week for his goal and four assists at BC, and he brings a five game point streak into tonight. Maine visits Gutterson tonight at 7 and Saturday at 5, both on ESPN+ and WVMT, with goalie Albin Boija, the active NCAA leader with 12 shutouts and 47 wins. Tonight is the TD Teddy Bear Toss, so bring a new or gently used bear to throw on the ice at first intermission for the King Street Center, and the first 500 fans get a free TD t-shirt. Saturday's Can for Coffee trades a nonperishable food donation for Green Mountain Coffee Roasters or Black Rifle K-Cups while supplies last, and the food goes to local veterans and their families.
Men's soccer fell to Bryant in the America East semifinal Wednesday at Virtue Field. David Ismail put Vermont ahead on a 52nd minute penalty kick, Bryant's Manu Morillo tied it in the 61st, and after 110 minutes the Bulldogs won the shootout 4-3 when Halim Bangura's fifth attempt sailed high. Vermont outshot Bryant 16-11 and finished the night 10-2-5. Coach Adrian Dubois said the team is "hungrier and excited for some wins in the NCAA Tournament."
Field hockey's record season ended in the NCAA opening round Wednesday at Northwestern's Lakeside Field, 2-1 to St. Joseph's after a 4-3 shootout. Emily Enden finished a penalty corner from Fiona McMahon in the second quarter, and the Hawks tied it on a corner in the fourth. Ila Gunner made five saves, and McMahon's 14 assists this season are the second most in program history, behind JoAnn Rathburn's 18 in 1990. Vermont finishes 14-6, and coach Kate Pfeifer called it "a special team that has certainly left a legacy on our program."
Women's hockey scored four unanswered goals to win 5-2 at New Hampshire Thursday, as Tara Bach made a career high 39 saves, her third straight game with 36 or more. Morgann Skoda (two goals, two assists) and Zoe Charland (a goal and three assists) both set career highs with four points. Game two is today at 2 on ESPN+, and UConn visits the Gut next weekend. Cross country also races today at the NCAA Northeast Regional at Bethpage State Park, the women's 6K at 11 and the men's 10K at noon. The America East champion women are ranked 13th in the region, led by Hinesburg's Zoey McNabb, who set the program 6K record of 20:39.10 this fall.
Women's basketball trailed Oregon just 38-35 at the half in the first ever meeting between the programs, then the Ducks outscored Vermont 28-11 in the third quarter on the way to an 81-56 win Wednesday at Patrick Gym. Catherine Gilwee scored 17, and Savanna Creal added 13 points, five rebounds and three steals. The men host Plattsburgh State Saturday at 1 and the women host Lehigh Sunday at 2, both on ESPN+ and both Salute to Service games, with free tickets for active duty, retired and veteran military and first responders who show a valid ID. The men then visit Yale Wednesday at 7.
Off campus, the Burlington Revolution haven't played since Nov. 1 and return Saturday at 7 at the Hartford Colts. Their next home games are Nov. 21 and Nov. 22 against the Bennington Martens at Burlington High School, with home games streaming free on NSN Sports Network.
Nov 13: Men's Ice Hockey vs. Maine (Fri ⦁ 7:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse, TD Teddy Bear Toss
Nov 14: Men's Basketball vs. Plattsburgh State (Sat ⦁ 1:00pm), Patrick Gym, Salute to Service
Nov 14: Men's Ice Hockey vs. Maine (Sat ⦁ 5:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse, Can for Coffee
Nov 15: Women's Basketball vs. Lehigh (Sun ⦁ 2:00pm), Patrick Gym, Salute to Service
Nov 19: Women's Basketball vs. High Point (Thu ⦁ 6:00pm), Patrick Gym
Nov 20: Women's Ice Hockey vs. UConn (Fri ⦁ 6:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse, TD Teddy Bear Toss
Nov 21: Women's Ice Hockey vs. UConn (Sat ⦁ 3:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse
Nov 21: Men's Basketball vs. Brown (Sat ⦁ 7:00pm), Patrick Gym, free PC Construction beanie for the first 250 fans
Nov 22: Women's Basketball vs. CCSU (Sun ⦁ 2:00pm), Patrick Gym
Nov 27: Women's Ice Hockey vs. St. Cloud State (Fri ⦁ 2:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse
Nov 27: Men's Ice Hockey vs. St. Cloud State (Fri ⦁ 7:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse
Nov 28: Women's Ice Hockey vs. St. Cloud State (Sat ⦁ 2:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse
Nov 28: Men's Ice Hockey vs. St. Cloud State (Sat ⦁ 7:00pm), Gutterson Fieldhouse
Events:
This is the curated cut. The full calendar, 25 sources refreshed twice a day, lives at Burlington events.
Friday, November 13, 2026
General Events
8:00 AM: Weekly Meditation at Outright Vermont, Burlington (Free)
9:00 AM: Trolley Tours at Perkins Pier, Burlington ($35 adults, $30 seniors and veterans, $15 kids under 12, under 5 free)
9:00 AM: Family Friday With Linda Bassick at Pingala Café North Avenue, Burlington (Free)
10:00 AM: UpEnding Parkinson's Climbing Group at Petra Cliffs at Petra Cliffs Climbing Center & Mountaineering School, Briggs Street, Burlington
10:00 AM: Glass Factory and Storefront Open at AO Glass, Burlington (Free)
10:00 AM: Duplicate Bridge Games at Burlington Bridge Club, Williston ($6)
10:00 AM: Mahjong Play at the Winooski Library at Winooski Memorial Library, 65 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski (Free)
10:30 AM: Women In Nature at Shelburne Farms, Shelburne ($12; preregister)
11:45 AM: Lunch with the Poets at The Innovation Café, Burlington (Free) — MEETUP.com
12:00 PM: Caring For Our Community: Kindness to Spare Donation Drive at Spare Time Colchester, Colchester
12:00 PM: Advanced Intermediate Italian Conversation at Fletcher Free Library — Pickering Room, Burlington (Free)
12:30 PM: Silver Wings Mini-Series - Aerial Dance for Folks 50+ at Murmurations Aerial Dance, Flynn Avenue, Burlington
2:30 PM: Drop-In at Outright Vermont, Burlington (Free)
3:00 PM: World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (Local Motion gathering at Shiloh Skalka's ghost bike) at the Pine Street bike path by 645 Pine St, Burlington
4:00 PM: Star 92.9's Mike and Mary live at The Country Christmas Loft at The Country Christmas Loft, 3155 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne
4:00 PM: Half Priced Oysters at La Reprise at La Reprise, Burlington
4:00 PM: Skiff Oyster Hour at Original Skiff + Oyster, Burlington
4:00 PM: Comics at the Museum at Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont, Burlington (Free)
4:30 PM: Mindfulness Meditation at Iyengar Yoga Center of Vermont, Burlington (Free)
5:00 PM: Pie Empire pop-up at Upper Pass Beer Co, North Avenue, Burlington
5:00 PM: Gather & Give Art Market (women+ makers, Vermont Works for Women fundraiser) at Four Quarters Brewing, Winooski (Free)
5:30 PM: November Essex Community Dinner at Holy Family Parish Center, Lincoln Street, Essex Junction
6:00 PM: Author Event: In Conversation with Jess Turner and Amber Roberts at Wild Meadows Books & Café, 27 Market St, Williston
6:00 PM: Pottery Workshop: Wiggle Vase Hand-Building at Center Centre Clay Studio, Flynn Avenue, Burlington ($65)
6:00 PM: Jasper Hill Fondue Night with Special VT Winemakers at Adventure Dinner, Colchester ($75 + tax; SOLD OUT)
6:30 PM: Burlington FNG at Outright Vermont, Burlington (Free)
7:00 PM: Dad Ping-Pong at The Guild Hall, Burlington (Free)
7:00 PM: Friday Night at Specs at Specs Cafe & Bar, Winooski (Free)
7:00 PM: Lindy Unhinged at Odd Fellows Lodge, Burlington (Free; donations accepted)
7:00 PM: UVM Men's Hockey vs. Maine (Teddy Bear Toss) at Gutterson Fieldhouse, Burlington
7:30 PM: Good Time Line Dancing at Higher Ground Showcase Lounge, South Burlington ($18; SOLD OUT)
8:00 PM: Mad Robin Burlington Contra Dance at First Congregational Church, Burlington ($5-20)
Performances
6:00 PM: 'The Other' at Film House, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington (Free; preregister)
6:30 PM: Adam Conover at Vermont Comedy Club, Burlington ($30)
7:00 PM: 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II, Exile' (Section I) at The Screening Room @ VTIFF, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington ($6-12)
7:00 PM: Elf The Musical (Lyric Theatre Company) at The Flynn (Main Stage), Burlington ($21.25-$65)
7:30 PM: Describe the Night (UVM Theatre) at Royall Tyler Theatre, Burlington ($22)
8:00 PM: Untapped: A Night of Drag and Burlesque at Monkey House, Winooski ($15)
8:30 PM: Adam Conover (late show) at Vermont Comedy Club, Burlington ($30)
Live Music/DJ
4:00 PM: Zack DuPont at Hotel Vermont, Burlington (Free)
5:00 PM: Duncan MacLeod Trio at On Tap Bar & Grill, Essex Junction (Free)
5:30 PM: November Music Series at Citizen Cider, Burlington (Free)
5:30 PM: Tom Bisson at Switchback Beer Garden & Smokehouse, Burlington (Free)
6:00 PM: Swell at 1st Republic Brewing, Essex Junction (Free)
6:30 PM: Live From the Meadow: Music Fridays at Wild Meadows Books & Café, Williston (Free)
7:00 PM: Ariel Zevon & the Wolf (with percussionist Dov Michael Schiller) at Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Burlington (Free)
7:00 PM: Mango Jam at Shelburne Vineyard, Shelburne (Free)
7:00 PM: Jukebox Quartet: 'Jukebox Turns Ten' at Lumière Hall, Burlington Beer Company, Burlington ($15-30; SOLD OUT)
7:30 PM: Paul Orgel, piano: Bach and Debussy at 2 Cherry St, Burlington ($10-25; preregister)
7:30 PM: Concert Band at The University of Vermont Recital Hall, Burlington (Free)
8:00 PM: Carbon Leaf at Higher Ground Ballroom, South Burlington ($35)
8:00 PM: A Superstitious 13th with Andriana & The Bananas at Foam Brewers, Burlington (Free)
8:00 PM: Sticks & Stones at The Old Post, South Burlington (Free)
8:00 PM: DJ Ara$, Ron Stoppable, AXO at Red Square, Burlington (Free)
8:00 PM: Karaoke Friday Night at Park Place Tavern & Grill, Essex Junction (Free)
9:00 PM: 90 Proof at On Tap Bar & Grill, Essex Junction (Free)
9:00 PM: Karaoke with DJ Big T at McKee's Original, Winooski (Free)
9:00 PM: Acid Wash, Sift at The Double E Lounge at Essex Experience, Essex Junction
10:00 PM: Live DJ at Ri Ra! at RiRa Irish Pub, Burlington (Free)
11:00 PM: DJ Taka at Standing Stone Wines, Winooski ($10)
Saturday, November 14, 2026
General Events
8:00 AM: Fill an Ambulance for the Williston Community Food Shelf at Williston Fire Department, 645 Talcott Road, Williston
8:00 AM: Weekly Bird Walk at Rock Point Center, Burlington (Free; preregister)
9:00 AM: Heineberg Bazaar at Heineberg Community Senior Center, Burlington (Free; donations accepted)
9:00 AM: 3rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair at Robert Miller Community and Recreation Center, Burlington
9:00 AM: Holiday Bazaar at Faith United Methodist Church, South Burlington (Free)
9:00 AM: Elegy: Creativity in the Space Between Grief and Celebration at 137 Iroquois Ave, Suite 101, Essex Junction
9:00 AM: Trolley Tours at Perkins Pier, Burlington ($35 adults, $30 seniors and veterans, $15 kids under 12, under 5 free)
9:00 AM: Christmas Craft Fest at First Congregational Church of Essex Junction, Essex Junction (Free)
9:00 AM: Christmas Craft Fair at United Church of Colchester, Colchester (Free)
9:00 AM: Release Party at Old Town Cafe & Comics, Williston (Free)
10:00 AM: Cranksgiving at Old Spokes Home, Burlington ($25 suggested donation; preregister)
10:00 AM: AO Glass Pop-Up Market (stamp your own suncatcher ornament) at AO Glass, Pine Street, Burlington (Free)
10:00 AM: Holiday Open House (Willow House Vermont) at Willow House Vermont, 11 Falls Rd, Shelburne
10:00 AM: Burlington Ski & Outing Club Annual Meeting at South Burlington Public Library, South Burlington — MEETUP.com
10:00 AM: BTown Coffee Club at Zero Gravity Brewery, Burlington (Free) — MEETUP.com
10:00 AM: Chocolate Tasting at NU Chocolat, Burlington (Free)
10:00 AM: French Book Swap at Alliance Française of the Lake Champlain Region, Burlington (Free)
10:30 AM: Veteran Families in the Lake Champlain Basin at Vermont Genealogy Library, River Road, Essex Junction
10:30 AM: French Conversation for All at Dorothy Alling Memorial Library, Williston (Free; preregister; limited space)
11:00 AM: The Non-Fiction Comics Festival (exhibitors, panels, workshops) at Fletcher Free Library, Burlington (Free)
11:00 AM: Hearth Market at City Center (winter makers' market) at South Burlington City Hall, 180 Market St, South Burlington (Free)
11:00 AM: Harvest Festival (vendors and raffles for the Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf) at Shelburne Vineyard, Shelburne (Free with a nonperishable food item or cash)
11:00 AM: Chess Club at South Burlington Public Library & City Hall, South Burlington (Free)
11:00 AM: Brazil in Burlington: capoeira, samba dance and drum workshops with Sambatucada at various Burlington studios (Free-$20 suggested)
11:30 AM: Mashers Farewell to the Vermont Pub & Brewery at Vermont Pub & Brewery of Burlington, Burlington
12:00 PM: Bruce Newbury at The Country Christmas Loft at The Country Christmas Loft, 3155 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne
12:30 PM: Call of Cthulhu with Cole (tabletop RPG) at The Boardroom - Board Game Cafe, Burlington — MEETUP.com
12:30 PM: Somatic Experiencing & Yoga at Chace Mill, Burlington
12:30 PM: Dances of Universal Peace at South Burlington Public Library, Market Street, South Burlington
1:00 PM: Pride Hike at Shelburne Farms, Shelburne (Free; preregister)
1:00 PM: The Poetry Experience at Pickering Room, Fletcher Free Library, Burlington (Free)
1:00 PM: UVM Men's Basketball vs. Plattsburgh State (Salute to Service) at Patrick Gymnasium, Burlington
2:00 PM: The Ultimate Chocolate Tasting at Lake Champlain Chocolates Flagship Store (Pine St.), Burlington ($16)
4:00 PM: Half Priced Oysters at La Reprise at La Reprise, Burlington
4:00 PM: Skiff Oyster Hour at Original Skiff + Oyster, Burlington
5:00 PM: Annual Pasta Dinner Fundraiser at St John Vianney Parish of South Burlington, South Burlington
5:00 PM: UVM Men's Hockey vs. Maine (Can for Coffee) at Gutterson Fieldhouse, Burlington
6:00 PM: Starlight Gala (black-tie benefit, DJ Ron Stoppable) at DoubleTree by Hilton, South Burlington ($90)
6:30 PM: Non-Fiction Comics Festival Closing Party & Live Comics Reading at Burlington Beer Company, 180 Flynn Ave, Burlington
7:00 PM: Forever 38 Billiards Night at VT Bar and Pool at VT Bar and Pool, South Burlington — MEETUP.com
7:00 PM: Sisterhood Campfire at Leddy Park, Burlington (Free)
7:30 PM: Saturday Swing Dance at North Star Community Hall, Burlington ($10-20 sliding scale)
Times Vary: Aikido Seminar with Darrell Bluhm (7th Dan, Birankai Shihan) at 257 Pine St, Burlington
Performances
1:00 PM: Elf The Musical (Lyric Theatre Company) at The Flynn (Main Stage), Burlington ($21.25-$65)
2:00 PM: 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II, Exile' (Section I) at The Screening Room @ VTIFF, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington ($6-12)
3:00 PM: 'The Other' at Film House, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington (Free; preregister)
4:30 PM: Good Clean Fun! (family-friendly improv show) at Vermont Comedy Club, Burlington ($5 kids, $10 adults)
6:00 PM: Elf The Musical (Lyric Theatre Company) at The Flynn (Main Stage), Burlington ($21.25-$65)
6:30 PM: Adam Conover at Vermont Comedy Club, Burlington ($30)
7:00 PM: Free Cabaret-Style Performance at Very Merry at 20 Allen Street, Burlington
7:00 PM: 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II, Exile' (Section II) at The Screening Room @ VTIFF, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington ($6-12)
7:30 PM: Describe the Night (UVM Theatre) at Royall Tyler Theatre, Burlington ($22)
7:30 PM: 2026 HUMP! Film Festival: FALL SEASON - Burlington, VT at Majestic 10, Williston ($20)
8:30 PM: Adam Conover (late show) at Vermont Comedy Club, Burlington ($30)
Live Music/DJ
2:00 PM: Rad Folk Songs at Peace & Justice Center, Burlington (Free)
4:00 PM: Chamber Orchestra & Symphony Orchestra at The University of Vermont Recital Hall, Burlington ($5)
5:00 PM: James Shelley at On Tap Bar & Grill, Essex Junction (Free)
5:30 PM: Dan Parks at Switchback Beer Garden & Smokehouse, Burlington (Free)
6:00 PM: Dead Men Strumming at Shelburne Vineyard, Shelburne (Free)
7:00 PM: Slightly Used at Sparky's Bar & Grill, Essex Junction
7:00 PM: Eric Bailey, Darkside Skinny Dippers, Ruminations (Safety Pin Shows) at Burlington Odd Fellows Hall, Burlington ($10)
7:00 PM: DJ Ara$, Raul, Matt P at Red Square, Burlington (Free)
7:00 PM: Paul Asbell at Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Burlington ($20)
7:00 PM: DJ Big Dog at Thingz From Yaad, Burlington (Free)
7:30 PM: Fitter Happier: A Radiohead Tribute at Higher Ground Showcase Lounge, South Burlington ($17-$20)
7:30 PM: Jake Klar, Marty O'Reilly, & Cricket Blue at The SEABA Center, Burlington ($25)
8:00 PM: Phillip Phillips w/ Briscoe at Higher Ground Ballroom, South Burlington ($37.50-$42.50)
8:00 PM: FUNGKSHUI at Foam Brewers, Burlington (Free; RSVP encouraged)
9:00 PM: Los Cumpleaños at Radio Bean, Burlington
9:00 PM: Throwback Dance Party w/ The Kwame Vibe at On Tap Bar & Grill, Essex Junction (Free)
9:00 PM: Queeraoke with Lizzie Murderz at Standing Stone Wines, Winooski (Free)
10:00 PM: Live DJ at Ri Ra! at RiRa Irish Pub, Burlington (Free)
Sunday, November 15, 2026
General Events
7:00 AM: Social Sports VT Sunday Morning Pickup Soccer at Shelburne Fieldhouse, Shelburne ($20)
7:30 AM: Dad Guild Run Club at Burlington Greenway, Burlington (Free)
7:30 AM: DJ Peters Memorial Classic Benefit Tournament (bowling) at Spare Time Colchester, Colchester
8:00 AM: Sunday Brunch at Duke's Public House at Duke's Public House, South Burlington
9:00 AM: Coffee With John & Sam at City Market, Onion River Co-op (Downtown), Burlington (Free; preregister)
9:00 AM: Trolley Tours at Perkins Pier, Burlington ($35 adults, $30 seniors and veterans, $15 kids under 12, under 5 free)
9:00 AM: Sunday Sadhana & Meditation at Shambhala Meditation Center, Burlington (Free; donations accepted)
9:30 AM: Patriots v Lions at Pearl Street Pub, Essex Junction
10:00 AM: Winooski Winter Farmers Market at Winooski Senior Center, Winooski (Free)
10:30 AM: Exploring Om at Chace Mill, Burlington
10:30 AM: Breakfast Club at Masala Elaichi at Masala Elaichi Indian Restaurant, Burlington — MEETUP.com
11:15 AM: 5th Annual Northern Nosh Jewish Food Festival at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue, Burlington (Free entry; food $6-$12)
12:00 PM: ASL Silent Board Games at The Boardroom - Board Game Cafe, Burlington
12:00 PM: Annual Food & Diaper Drive Drawing at 133 Broadacres Dr, Colchester
12:00 PM: Walk, Hike and Wag: Niquette Bay at Niquette Bay State Park, Colchester — MEETUP.com
12:00 PM: The Amazing Puzzle Race at The Boardroom - Board Game Cafe, Burlington ($40 per team) — MEETUP.com
12:00 PM: Sunday Funday at 1st Republic Brewing, Essex Junction (Free)
12:15 PM: Dungeons & Dragons Group B at Fletcher Free Library, Burlington (Free; preregister)
12:30 PM: Cutting Board Painting Workshop at Upper Pass Brewery, Burlington ($25 includes all materials)
1:00 PM: Nat Winthrop: 'On the Record' book signing at Phoenix Books, Burlington (Free; preregister)
1:00 PM: Bar Renée Sunday Tasting at Bar Renée, Burlington ($5-$8)
1:00 PM: Duplicate Bridge Games at Burlington Bridge Club, Williston ($6)
2:00 PM: Cider and Bake Sale, Community Yoga Class at Iyengar Yoga Center of Vermont, Main Street, Burlington
2:00 PM: UVM Women's Basketball vs. Lehigh (Salute to Service) at Patrick Gymnasium, Burlington
3:00 PM: Craft & Skillshare Afternoons! (Crafternoons) at Queen City Lodge Oddfellows Hall, Burlington
4:00 PM: CVVC Vegan Thanksgiving Potluck at Fletcher Free Library, Fletcher Room, Burlington (Free; SOLD OUT, registration full)
4:00 PM: Sk802 Nordic Skating Club Season Opener at Citizen Cider, Flynn Avenue, Burlington
4:00 PM: Half Priced Oysters at La Reprise at La Reprise, Burlington
4:00 PM: Skiff Oyster Hour at Original Skiff + Oyster, Burlington
5:30 PM: Burlington Insight Meditation Community at Hood Plant, Burlington (By donation)
6:00 PM: New Leaf Sangha Mindfulness Practice at Hot Yoga Burlington, Burlington (Free)
Performances
1:00 PM: 'Join or Die' screening at South Burlington Public Library & City Hall, South Burlington (Free)
1:00 PM: Elf The Musical (Lyric Theatre Company) at The Flynn (Main Stage), Burlington ($21.25-$65)
2:00 PM: Describe the Night (UVM Theatre) at Royall Tyler Theatre, Burlington ($22)
2:00 PM: 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II, Exile' (Section II) at The Screening Room @ VTIFF, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Burlington ($6-12)
6:00 PM: Elf The Musical (Lyric Theatre Company) at The Flynn (Main Stage), Burlington ($21.25-$65)
8:00 PM: Side Stories (live podcast, Henry Zebrowski and Ed Larson) at Higher Ground Ballroom, South Burlington ($40-$45)
Live Music/DJ
1:00 PM: Giovanina Bucci (Foam's Sunday acoustic brunch) at Foam Brewers, Burlington (Free)
3:00 PM: Cooie's Trio at Lawson's Finest at Lawson's Finest Liquids, Williston
4:00 PM: Old Time Jam at Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Burlington (Free)
4:00 PM: Aurora Chamber Singers and Champlain Consort: 'Sing We and Chant It' at College Street Congregational Church, Burlington ($10-30; preregister)
5:00 PM: Wine & Jazz Sundays at Shelburne Vineyard, Shelburne (Free)
6:00 PM: Venetian Karaoke at Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Burlington (Free)
7:00 PM: The Suitcase Junket at Radio Bean, Burlington
7:30 PM: Sam Shackleton w/ Feral Foster at Higher Ground Showcase Lounge, South Burlington ($15-$20)
7:30 PM: Vermont Wind Ensemble at The University of Vermont Recital Hall, Burlington (Free)
9:00 PM: Karaoke Sundays! at Einstein Tap House, Burlington (Free)
Here are some of my favorite BtownBrief links:
The full list of things to do around town, always waiting for you when you need a plan: Things To Do in Burlington
Every restaurant and bar in town, with their real hours, so you can see what's actually open right now: Open Right Now
Every happy hour, daily special and cheap-night I've gathered so far: Food & Drink Deals
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