Global Peace Film Festival brings Oscar-winning labor documentarian Barbara Kopple to Orlando
Coal miners strike against the Brookside Mine in Harlan County, Kentucky Credit: still from the film “Harlan County, USA” According […]
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Must See, Must Do, September 17-24
Director Kathy Kasic near Qaanaaq, Greenland Credit: Courtesy of Jonathan Porteus Tip of the Iceberg Sunday 21 Climate-concerned community members
Se7en Bites to host Pride parking space painting event
Credit: Photo by Chloe Greenberg Inspired by Orlando’s battle with the state over the formerly rainbow-painted Pulse memorial crosswalk, Se7en
Thornton Park’s Honey House Vintage to close this month
Credit: via Honey House Vintage/Facebook Honey House Vintage, a cozy boutique on Thornton Park’s Summerlin Avenue, will close its doors
We’re Your Venus party serves face, film and ballroom for community and a good cause in Orlando
‘I’m Your Venus’ screens part of Ballroom event in Orlando Credit: Courtesy photo “Some of them say that we’re sick,
Vermont’s Performing Arts Scene Readies for a New Season
From the days of Bill Shakespeare putting on Macbeth at the Globe to Anaïs Mitchell transporting Hadestown from Barre to
Seven Can’t-Miss Vermont Events This Week: September 10-17
CUBO Credit: Courtesy Such Great Heights Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s … a
Universal Orlando wins big at industry awards, Disney World flops
Universal Orlando has been awarded new amusement-industry awards, scoring big for its new behemoth baby Epic Universe and water theme
Gators, Ghosts and Goblins crawls back to Gatorland for Halloween
Photo courtesy Gatorland For the seventh year, family-friendly Halloween event Gators, Ghosts and Goblins is set to bring even more
Must See, Must Do, September 3-10
Paint the Town Friday 5-Sunday 7 The South End Art Hop transforms Burlington’s South End Arts District into a veritable