Art & Culture

A new art book chronicles a quarter century of Higher Ground concerts.

As part of our series exploring "heat," Vermont Public's Brittany Patterson visited AO Glass in Burlington to learn about the art of glass blowing.

Host Connor Cyrus chats with Vermont's soon-to-be-appointed cartoonist laureate, Tillie Walden.

The comic's creator, Scott Adams, said a recent opinion poll changed his mind about "helping Black Americans."

Before Ed Nowak of Shelburne started sharpening figure skates, Vermont's skilled figure skaters would have to send their skates to Montreal or Boston to get sharpened.

Doug Cox has been making world-class violins and violas for 50 years and has built a reputation as one of the premier luthiers in the United States.

Vermonters can find plenty of reasons to watch Super Bowl 57 even without the Patriots involved.

John Killacky has worn many creative hats during his time in Vermont, as executive director of the Flynn, a disability rights activist, and most recently as a member of Vermont’s House of Representatives. Now he’s exhibiting three new intermedia videos at Junction Arts & Media in White River Junction, and we learn what inspired the new pieces.

On Brave Little State, a question about how Vermont’s geology shaped our character — and made us different from our neighbors.

This week, Vermont Edition listens to a recent installment of Brave Little State’s Homegoings series, which fosters meaningful conversations with Vermont artists of color about Black grief, rage, joy and healing.