Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Thursday, October 16th, 2025. The autumn colors are still painting the city with those iconic oranges and reds, and Burlington is absolutely bursting with things to do and stories to share today.First up on campus, the University of Vermont is in high gear with events for everyone in the community. Starting at 10:30 this morning, there’s Play Attention, a unique blend of neuro arts and relaxation—a perfect midweek reset. Later, from 11 to 4:30, the student center invites you to take a breather. If you’re curious about legal education, there’s a Harvard Law information session at noon, and at 3, student transfers will be setting off on a scavenger hunt to get to know their new home. If reflective conversations are more your speed, tonight’s Dinner and Dialogue Series at 5:30 at the Interfaith Center tackles the big question: What does faith have to do with the environment?For live entertainment lovers, the Flynn Center is putting on a double bill of magic tonight. Margaret Cho brings her razor-sharp wit to the main stage, promising an evening of laughter and perspective, while ballet fans can enter a world of enchantment with The Sleeping Beauty. Those craving a bit of musical nostalgia should check out Jazz Night at local venues, with top Vermont artists taking you through classic tunes.Sports are front and center as the University of Vermont hosts NJIT in women’s soccer at Virtue Field at 6 p.m. This matchup is key for playoff seeding and the Catamounts look to extend their winning ways. If you prefer arts over athletics, don’t miss the “Ecocide in Palestine” seminar at UVM at 4:30, exploring the environmental dimensions of conflict and justice with noted expert Hamed Bakir.For families and kids, the Kickline for Families event at the Flynn offers high-energy fun, while options like Pilates classes and the Science of Fear night at ECHO—complete with hands-on science and spooky surprises—ensure your Thursday is anything but ordinary.Looking to plan ahead? Mark your calendar for the big Fall Clothing and Halloween Costume Swap tomorrow—refresh your wardrobe, reduce waste, and connect with neighbors. That’s all before the always popular Burlington Farmers Market debuts again this Saturday morning, offering up local harvest treats and crafts that celebrate our agricultural heritage.We’re also wrapping up Hispanic Heritage Month and celebrating Italian, Filipino, LGBTQ+, and Polish heritage in October, with library exhibits and community spaces highlighting stories that built our city.This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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