Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Thursday, November 20th, 2025.Let’s kick things off with some big local wins for families: Vermont’s bold investment in childcare is paying off, thanks to Act 76 passed a couple of years ago. More than 1,700 new childcare slots have opened statewide, with over 4,000 kids newly enrolled in financial assistance programs. That’s meant less stress for working parents and a lot more options for Burlington families navigating the daily juggle.Food lovers, the Old North End is buzzing with the opening of Wise Fool, where chef Elliot Sion is now serving his acclaimed Middle Eastern-diaspora street food for dine-in after eight months of takeout-only. And don’t miss Ruth, Burlington’s new kosher food truck from chef Menachem Cone, promising flavors that blend New York culinary savvy with Vermont’s friendly food scene.If you’re craving nightlife, tonight is karaoke night at Rí Rá Irish Pub, starting at 10 PM. Whether you’re a shower singer or a seasoned performer, grab your friends and take the stage for “Your Night.” If trivia is more your style, Hula Lakeside is hosting its competitive trivia night — so get your smartest squad together and put your local knowledge to the test.For those seeking a dose of culture, Burlington City Arts continues its powerful “How to Say Goodbye” exhibition, exploring themes of memory, grief, and endurance through art in multiple mediums. This show brings together talent from all over Vermont and is a poignant reminder of art’s role in community healing.On the music and theater front, catch the African Music and Dance Ensemble performance tonight in Middlebury, celebrating the vibrancy of East African musical traditions. And over at the Flynn Center, West African dance and drumming classes kick off this evening with rhythms and moves that welcome beginners and those looking to get their heart rate up. For fans of Broadway, “A Chorus Line” continues its run at Flynn Center, marking fifty years of this show’s legacy and offering up drama and powerhouse performances.If movies under the stars are more your speed, there’s a special screening of “Cycling Without Age” at Bespoked Bikes tonight, a heartwarming documentary about adventure and joy for all ages. Those looking for something theatrical can check out the “Fall of Freedom” play event at Flynn Space, where local playwrights are making headlines with new stories.For families with little ones, ECHO is bringing beloved literary characters Frog and Toad to life with meet-and-greets, story readings, and live frog demos. Sensory-friendly hour starts at nine, with free admission for families needing a gentle start to the day.On the arts and recognition front, historian David Blow has just received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Chittenden County Historical Society, a testament to decades of work preserving Burlington’s vibrant heritage.Finally, if you’re planning your weekend, don’t miss the must-do holiday craft shows, dance collectives in Rutland, and handmade goods markets supporting Mercy Connections alumni. There’s also Stick & Puck at Leddy Arena, perfect for burning off energy and seeing neighbors out on the ice.Today in Burlington is bustling with options — from art that heals, food that brings us together, and music that moves, to sports, family fun, and stories that celebrate our community connections.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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