Community
New Public Art Projects to Get Underway in Burington in 2026
Two new projects gain Select Board approval and will begin later this year
Arts
Community
Innovative, Interactive Art Wanted for New Sculpture Installation
Call for artists: Burlingtonâs 2026 Sculpture Walk seeks interactive, musical, and moving works. Apply by March 2 for installation in Town Center.
Community
Burlington Library Awarded Competitive Grant for Teen Writing Program
The endowment from international nonprofit Horror Writers Association will meet a youth programming need based on community input
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: The Thanksgiving Play is a "Deep and Broad Parody of Over-the-Top Wokeness"
It was as if playwright FastHorse was saying, âSo you want a play about Native Americans and Pilgrims with no Native Americans in it? OK, hereâs what you get.â
Community
Creativity on the Common: Burlington Expands Public Art Beyond Sculpture Park
Burlington expands its public art with a new project turning electrical boxes into colorful canvases, blending creativity, community, and local talent.
Community
Burlington's Beloved Sculpture Park is Now a Sculpture Walk
Join the Public Arts Committee in welcoming the sculptures to their new temporary homes with an event on September 20
Community
Faith Meets Funny: Burlington Playersâ âSavannah Disputationâ Brings Comedy and Conversation
The Burlington Players stage The Savannah Disputation, a sharp comedy where humor, faith, and debate collide. Runs Sept. 5â20 in Burlington.
Community
India International Film Festival of Boston Puts Women's Issues in the Spotlight
The festival celebrates its 8th year September 12-14.
Local Government
Public Arts in Burlington Heat Up this Summer
The Select Board discusses initiatives that will showcase artistic talent around Burlington this summer and beyond.
Community
Burlington Players Bring 'Fun Home' Musical to Life with Powerful Storytelling and "Queer Joy"
The Burlington Playersâ production of Fun Home opens May 2, exploring family, memory, and queer identity through music, love, and reflection.
Community
"Prepare to Laugh out Loud - a Lot!" A review of "Working for Crumbs"
By Jonathan Sachs & Ruth Neeman We've all seen our fair share of comedies about working in a lousy office situation. A myriad of movies have been made about the subject and the genre is at its finest in the TV versions of The Office. A play about
Community
Burlington Players Present âWorking for Crumbs,â a Dark Workplace Comedy, Through March 8
The "epically ridiculous" show gives audience members a much-needed break from reality.