The Vinyl Revival
Burlington Record Plant presses new music on vinyl, returning the warm sound—and readable liner notes—lost in the age of CDs.
Vermont
Be My BEAU
Montpelier’s newest eatery is a butchery + bar that provides an aesthetically rich experience with a heavy pour.
What Comes Next Is Already Happening
Brattleboro’s funkiest DIY printmaking shop expands on the theory of Do-It-Yourself, and also gives it a soundtrack.
Curating the Visual
Director of the Vermont Center for Photography Joshua Farr loves to look local. He also loves the color orange.
Final Take: Fertile Ground
Michelle Ephraim has published personal essays and humor pieces in Lilith, The Morning News, Word Riot, and The Washington Post.
Throwback Threads
Justin Squizzero and Eaton Hill Textile Works painstakingly create gorgeous, historically accurate, textiles in Vermont.
Into the Wood
Assemblage artist Duncan Johnson blends creativity and chance in his colorful paintings made from salvaged materials.
Whiskey Tits Have Many Dimensions
Miette Gillette moved from NYC to rural Vermont, where she inseminates pigs and publishes experimental literature.
Art in The Age of Uncertainty
Angered by the election results, artist David Nielsen takes to the airwaves to discuss the history of activist art in America.
The Daughters Stone
Three generations of Stone women have been writers and poets, making one ponder the existence of a literary gene.
