The Skinny Pancake and Higher Ground Present the first annual EAT X NE (Eat By Northeast) Local Food Festival taking place on the weekend of the fall equinox, Friday, September 19th, Saturday, September 20th, and Sunday, September 21st 2014 at Burlington’s Oakledge Park. Eat X NE will strengthen Vermont’s local food movement by welcoming the entire community to a free, all-ages festival that aims to raise over $20,000 in donations to local food non-profits, educates entrepreneurs, families and gardeners on the business, preparation and cultivation of local food and celebrates our vibrant culinary tradition through fun gatherings at the peak of our abundant harvest. The celebration will include free music by The Felice Brothers, Hug Your Farmer All-Star Band, Dan Zanes and more! EAT. The festival's organizers deliberately timed EAT x NE with the seasonal harvest. Dozens of Vermont's most authentic farmers, chefs and food producers will collaborate on food offerings from over 20-plus vendors, free food samples, and chocolate and beer tasting featuring Lake Champlain Chocolates. The marquee food event takes place on Sunday with the ticketed Great Harvest Supper, featuring whole pig, goat, steer and calf roasted on site by Prohibition Pig, Misery Loves Company, the Farmhouse Group, and Hen of the Wood, respectively. Pingala Cafe will be providing healthy vegan alternatives! Beer & Chocolate Tasting: Saturday 4:00 - 5:00PM Ticket Link: http://eatbynortheast.frontgatetickets.com/allevents.php?a=n Great Harvest Supper: Sunday 5:00PM-9:00PM Ticket Link: http://eatbynortheast.frontgatetickets.com/allevents.php?a=n DRINK. Twenty-plus of the region's best and up-and-coming breweries and cideries will offer ten, four ounce samples at the BrewHaHa with recommended food pairings from vendors, a ticketed tasting organized by Meg Schultz of SIPtemberfest. Brewhaha: Friday, September 19th 6-9 PM Saturday, September 20th 6-9 PM Ticket Link: http://eatxne.com/drink/ Tickets on sale now! LISTEN. Enjoy three days of FREE live music including the Hug Your Farmer All-Star Band, The Felice Brothers, Josh Panda and the Hot Damned, Ballroom Thieves, The Burlington Bread Boys, Cabinet, Dan Zanes and more. Hug Your Farmer All Star Band, Josh Panda & The Hot Damned, Cabinet: Friday, September 19th 6PM The Felice Brothers, The Ballroom Thieves, The Burlington Bread Boys: Saturday, September 20th 6:30PM Dan Zanes: Sunday, September 21st 12PM & 3PM Bluegrass Scramble: Sunday, September 21st 5PM LEARN. The Go Local Sessions are two days of free educational sessions designed by our think tank, The Local Foods Super Group, which includes representatives from ECHO, NOFA, VT FEED, Intervale, Slow Food VT, VT Community Garden Network, City Market, Healthy Living, Skinny Pancake, to deliver hard-hitting, pragmatic information for folks looking to get into the local food movement. Tracks are Grow, Create & Sell. "Create" will focus on food demonstrations and hands-on lessons on how to use local food to create delicious meals efficiently and affordably. "Grow" will feature over 10 sessions on gardening, edible landscapes, and more. "Sell" is a business track that will focus on local food entrepreneurship." This opportunity to present the Create education component at EAT x NE helps bring free and accessible local food education to the greater community,” says Eric Lampman, Director of R&D at Lake Champlain Chocolates. “The Local Food Supergroup is putting together curriculum that can really inspire people to make healthy, local food choices while learning from food leaders. Even better, we’re doing it for free, to try to make the biggest positive impact possible.” Go Local Sessions: Saturday, September 20th 11AM-4PM Sunday, September 21st 11AM-4PM FREE Participating Food Vendors: Skinny Pancake, Pingala, Duino Duende, Worthy Burger, Lazy Farmer, Wooden Spoon, Hindquarter, Burlington School Food Project, VT Yak Co., Phantom Food Truck, Open Hearth Pizza, Queen City Pops, Cellars at Jasper Hill, LCC Ice Cream, A-Mazing Kettle Korn Participating Brewers: Bent Hill Brewery, Burlington Beer Co., Citizen Cider, Covered Bridge Craft Brewery, Crop Brewery, Fiddlehead Brewery, Four Quarters Brewing, Lawson's Finest Liquids, Lost Nation Brewing, Prohibition Pig, Rock Art Brewery, Zero Gravity, Simple Roots Brewing, Switchback Brewery, … more to be announced Entry to Oakledge Park for EATXNE is free for all! Time: Friday: Gates at 5pm. Saturday: Gates at 11am. Sunday: Gates at 11am. Dates: Friday, September 19th, Saturday, September 20th, Sunday, September 21st, 2014 Location: Oakledge Park, Burlington, VT Ages: All ages. Tickets: $40 BrewHaha (21+) $40 Great Harvest Supper $12 Beer & Chocolate Tasting Purchase: Online: eatxne.frontgatetickets.com Charge by phone: 888-512-SHOW In person: Higher Ground Box Office, 1214 Williston Rd., S. Burlington Glass, pets, outside alcohol, blankets, and coolers are all prohibited. Please carpool, parking is limited. All events are rain or shine. All dates, acts, and ticket prices subject to change without notice.
We are located on the lovely waterfront of Burlington in the JDK building on the bottom of Maple Street (#47, suite 211 to be exact!) Parking is directly behind the building in spots #37-41, labeled accordingly. To get to the lot you have to go around the back of the building, around the waterfront diving center and all that business, and go down the first row to the right and continue to the far right corner of the lot. The main entrance of the building is on Maple St. through Maglianero cafe/JDK Gallery and up the elevator labeled HELLO you will then find us on the second floor! We are currently CASH ONLY please, and for tattoos requiring involved drawing we often take deposits to make an appointment. We DO NOT tattoo minors, no one under 18...and no, not even with a parent's consent. Don't worry though, it's worth the wait! Thank You!
The Russian word "iskra" translates as "the vital spark," symbolizing the inner spiritual spark that ignites change. The Iskra Print Collective is a nonprofit community space dedicated to the practice, understanding, and appreciation of the printmaking arts. The studio collaborates with artists on small- and large-scale printing projects and engages the broader creative community by hosting open-house exhibitions and educational and informative workshops. Iskra believes in the power of print to communicate, influence, and inspire.
I've been making art for as long as I can remember. I was born in Denmark, and my family moved to Vermont when I was seven years old. I love color and nature, and draw inspiration from both. I am largely self-taught, and enjoy exploring books about artists and art history. Making art gives my life meaning that I cannot seem to find in any other way. Six years ago I started my business, Make Life Cozy, as a meaningful way to support my family through my art and teaching. I am fortunate to have a studio/shop in Burlington, Vermont. Until last year I considered myself a fiber artist, working primarily with cloth and wool and paper and beads- making landscape quilts and needle- and wet-felted scenes and figures. I started painting seriously in April 2015 and absolutely love it. Because I am sensitive to the chemicals and smells associated with oil paints, I paint with acrylics and watercolors. I love to paint landscapes, especially "en plein air". I really enjoy taking my own photographs to use as reference for my studio work. Vermont is such a beautiful place, and I feel so fortunate to be surrounded by the scenery every day. Going to different places to paint is always exciting, too. It's also a great way to meet people! I love to capture the fleeting light of sunrise or sunset. I have succeeded if my art makes you see nature, and especially Vermont, the way I do. Thanks for looking, and please visit me at my studio in Burlington. I teach all kinds of arts and crafts: Painting, felting, knitting, embroidery, card making and seed bead techniques. I sell KITS and supplies for needle felting. I sell Peace Fleece yarns. I sell Kauni Effektgarn and goods knit from this yarn. I will come to your place for home crafting parties! I make and sell unique gifts.
Stained glass services including: Design services and creation of custom stained glass windows and panels Repair and restoration services Cut lights for kitchen cabinets Retail stained glass supplies
Welcome to Grey Owl Design’s facebook page. I specialize in custom painted wood cutouts. I can make anything that you want, a sign for your business, a likeness of your favorite pet, your baby’s name to hang in the new baby room, house numbers, seriously anything. I also enjoy making cork boards. The corks are layed in intricate patterns against handmade reclaimed barn board frames. I’m always in need of more corks.
The Boom Box is our second home and we're opening it up to you, so be cool, ok? Ok. Cool. This is an awesome spot to rehearse with your band, record your next demo or album and maybe even make a music video in. It's spacious, it's cozy and it's got what you and your band need. Full backline provided for rehearsals : PA, choice of guitar amps, bass amp, drums, keys, etc. Things change from so contact us directly for any specific gear requests. Drummers, you know the drill ... bring your own snare, cymbals and sticks unless we've arranged something ahead of time ... and stop drinking our beer.
Bilder is founded by photographers Michael Sipe and Jessica Anderson. We're located in downtown Burlington, Vermont in the old Hood Milk Plant.
Kevin is the owner of Vermont Travel Posters & Ruelle Fine Art, located in Burlington, Vermont. Vermont Travel Posters is a series of fifteen faux vintage travel posters reminiscent of Vermont as a tourist destination. He also paints impressionist landscapes from New England, the Southwest & Mexico. Experience in commercial art includes: technical illustrations, book covers, book illustrations, packaging art, architectural renderings, illustrated maps, cartooning and decorative art. ©2013 Vermont Travel Posters
A Burlington, VT based company focusing on management, talent booking, music promotion and music production.
The Skinny Pancake and Higher Ground Present the first annual EAT X NE (Eat By Northeast) Local Food Festival taking place on the weekend of the fall equinox, Friday, September 19th, Saturday, September 20th, and Sunday, September 21st 2014 at Burlington’s Oakledge Park. Eat X NE will strengthen Vermont’s local food movement by welcoming the entire community to a free, all-ages festival that aims to raise over $20,000 in donations to local food non-profits, educates entrepreneurs, families and gardeners on the business, preparation and cultivation of local food and celebrates our vibrant culinary tradition through fun gatherings at the peak of our abundant harvest. The celebration will include free music by The Felice Brothers, Hug Your Farmer All-Star Band, Dan Zanes and more! EAT. The festival's organizers deliberately timed EAT x NE with the seasonal harvest. Dozens of Vermont's most authentic farmers, chefs and food producers will collaborate on food offerings from over 20-plus vendors, free food samples, and chocolate and beer tasting featuring Lake Champlain Chocolates. The marquee food event takes place on Sunday with the ticketed Great Harvest Supper, featuring whole pig, goat, steer and calf roasted on site by Prohibition Pig, Misery Loves Company, the Farmhouse Group, and Hen of the Wood, respectively. Pingala Cafe will be providing healthy vegan alternatives! Beer & Chocolate Tasting: Saturday 4:00 - 5:00PM Ticket Link: http://eatbynortheast.frontgatetickets.com/allevents.php?a=n Great Harvest Supper: Sunday 5:00PM-9:00PM Ticket Link: http://eatbynortheast.frontgatetickets.com/allevents.php?a=n DRINK. Twenty-plus of the region's best and up-and-coming breweries and cideries will offer ten, four ounce samples at the BrewHaHa with recommended food pairings from vendors, a ticketed tasting organized by Meg Schultz of SIPtemberfest. Brewhaha: Friday, September 19th 6-9 PM Saturday, September 20th 6-9 PM Ticket Link: http://eatxne.com/drink/ Tickets on sale now! LISTEN. Enjoy three days of FREE live music including the Hug Your Farmer All-Star Band, The Felice Brothers, Josh Panda and the Hot Damned, Ballroom Thieves, The Burlington Bread Boys, Cabinet, Dan Zanes and more. Hug Your Farmer All Star Band, Josh Panda & The Hot Damned, Cabinet: Friday, September 19th 6PM The Felice Brothers, The Ballroom Thieves, The Burlington Bread Boys: Saturday, September 20th 6:30PM Dan Zanes: Sunday, September 21st 12PM & 3PM Bluegrass Scramble: Sunday, September 21st 5PM LEARN. The Go Local Sessions are two days of free educational sessions designed by our think tank, The Local Foods Super Group, which includes representatives from ECHO, NOFA, VT FEED, Intervale, Slow Food VT, VT Community Garden Network, City Market, Healthy Living, Skinny Pancake, to deliver hard-hitting, pragmatic information for folks looking to get into the local food movement. Tracks are Grow, Create & Sell. "Create" will focus on food demonstrations and hands-on lessons on how to use local food to create delicious meals efficiently and affordably. "Grow" will feature over 10 sessions on gardening, edible landscapes, and more. "Sell" is a business track that will focus on local food entrepreneurship." This opportunity to present the Create education component at EAT x NE helps bring free and accessible local food education to the greater community,” says Eric Lampman, Director of R&D at Lake Champlain Chocolates. “The Local Food Supergroup is putting together curriculum that can really inspire people to make healthy, local food choices while learning from food leaders. Even better, we’re doing it for free, to try to make the biggest positive impact possible.” Go Local Sessions: Saturday, September 20th 11AM-4PM Sunday, September 21st 11AM-4PM FREE Participating Food Vendors: Skinny Pancake, Pingala, Duino Duende, Worthy Burger, Lazy Farmer, Wooden Spoon, Hindquarter, Burlington School Food Project, VT Yak Co., Phantom Food Truck, Open Hearth Pizza, Queen City Pops, Cellars at Jasper Hill, LCC Ice Cream, A-Mazing Kettle Korn Participating Brewers: Bent Hill Brewery, Burlington Beer Co., Citizen Cider, Covered Bridge Craft Brewery, Crop Brewery, Fiddlehead Brewery, Four Quarters Brewing, Lawson's Finest Liquids, Lost Nation Brewing, Prohibition Pig, Rock Art Brewery, Zero Gravity, Simple Roots Brewing, Switchback Brewery, … more to be announced Entry to Oakledge Park for EATXNE is free for all! Time: Friday: Gates at 5pm. Saturday: Gates at 11am. Sunday: Gates at 11am. Dates: Friday, September 19th, Saturday, September 20th, Sunday, September 21st, 2014 Location: Oakledge Park, Burlington, VT Ages: All ages. Tickets: $40 BrewHaha (21+) $40 Great Harvest Supper $12 Beer & Chocolate Tasting Purchase: Online: eatxne.frontgatetickets.com Charge by phone: 888-512-SHOW In person: Higher Ground Box Office, 1214 Williston Rd., S. Burlington Glass, pets, outside alcohol, blankets, and coolers are all prohibited. Please carpool, parking is limited. All events are rain or shine. All dates, acts, and ticket prices subject to change without notice.
By observing the rhythms and cycles of nature, we experience inner peace and inner strength. This has a ripple effect and brings peace to the planet.
design There are three primary factors that determine what designs become Modern Vermont or don’t. And there are many that don’t. #1 of course is Looks. It’s got to look sharp. It’s got to be Modern. #2, It’s got to be built efficiently. We are trying to minimize waste and cost here for the benefit of the environment and your wallet. #3, If we couldn't afford to buy it ourselves, what is the point? We want other people to enjoy quality modern furniture too! affordable quality No, this furniture isn’t cheap. You can get modern furniture at IKEA for much less. MV furniture is handmade, built in Vermont, and built to last. The designs are one-of-a-kind and suitable for sophisticated modern interiors. Shop around, you won’t find such qualities at these prices! If you do, please tell us! We like to buy other folks’ stuff too!!! How is it done? First by doing more with less. The plywood we use isn’t cheap by plywood standards, but compared to similar furnishings built of solid hardwood, it is a clear winner on price. MV designs are conceived from square one to use materials and time efficiently to produce the best product with the least cost. Minimalism rules! waste not A major goal of every piece is to maximize the use of material. In the case of plywood, the standard size (96x48) is taken into account at the beginning of design. As a design progresses, the pieces are layed out onto a virtual piece of plywood. Every coffee table you see here uses Exactly 1/2 a sheet of plywood. plyChair #1 uses 1/3 sheet. And the dimensions are consistent throughout so the remaining 2/3 sheet will work for another project (like 2 more chairs!). In the rare case there are scraps, they DO NOT go to landfill. They are all saved for other projects, such as picture frames or kitchen untensil dividers. The only thing lost from the shop is sawdust. Unfortunately with the mix of wood and glue dust there isn't anything currently to be done with it. Being obsessive about reducing even this waste, every saw blade in the shop is a Thin Kerf design, meaning it is 30% thinner than standard saw blades. This turns 30% less wood into sawdust than a conventional blade. Another benefit is reduced power usage as the thinner blade requires less energy to cut thru wood. Thanks to the simplicity of our designs and the planning that goes into cutting, there are very few cuts to make. This further reduces waste! It is a never ending quest to be perfect. We aren't there yet but trying very very hard! honesty of materials Everything that goes into an MV furnishing has been exhaustively thought out to be the Right Tool For The Job and to be used in the best way it can. Honesty of Materials is critical to MV furniture. Plywood is Plywood, not Hardwood, so why should it ever masquerade anything but? Plastic that looks like wood? Plaster that looks like concrete? Not at MV! If it's plywood it stays plywood. Cardboard stays cardboard. We like these materials and hope you will too!
Often I am asked why I chose to become a travelpreneur. For me, it's about retirement. Being in the mental health profession for 35 years has been very rewarding in many ways, except financially. Looking ahead, the thought of living on a fixed, restrictive income was very unappealing to me. So I put out a request to the universe to bring me a new experience that would be both fun and in service to others in a new way. When a friend told me about this travel company, I did the research and felt a huge "hell, yes!" I think of both of their products, dreamtrips and building a business with this company, as being gifts...truly. The trips are incredible! All different kinds, all over the world, High-end experiences at very affordable prices, and a unique system in place to help people pay for it. It's 1 of a kind. A fellow travelpreneur referred to building a business with this company as an adult version of make a wish. I resonate with that in a big way. I now serve others by helping people define what they really really want for themselves, what's getting in their way of achieving it, and offering this opportunity as a vehicle to attain your version of success, fulfillment or abundance. I offer you these gifts.
The Maids of Burlington offers maid and house cleaning services you can trust. Our staff is bonded and insured. Products and equipment are provided. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Barrett Trucking Co., Inc. provides freight and cargo transport for the Burlington, VT. Metro area and throughout the state. Twenty-Four (24) hour emergency service is always available. We have 35 to125 ton low beds, drop sided low beds, beam trailers up to sixty(60) tons, rollback transport trucks, trailer dumps and flowboys for bulk transport. Call now we can help!
Studio 208 offers via Burlington Barre and Core Studio amazing hour long non-impact workouts that bring together disciplines of Pilates, sports conditioning, Yoga and stretching. Each muscle group throughout the body is targeted through intense isometric movements and elongating stretches. Barre Classes at Studio 208 will change your body in a matter of just two weeks using mats, 2 or 3 pound handweights, and a ballet barre to create a strong, toned and lengthened body.