Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 3. Let’s get right into what’s happening around our vibrant city as we step into another September day.If you’re starting your morning with coffee, there’s fresh buzz down in the South End—Nomad Coffee has a new owner. Eric Kelley, who many will recognize from the Williston Coffee Shop, has taken the helm at Nomad on Flynn Avenue. He’s bringing scratch-baked scones, biscuits, and those unforgettable croissants to the café, all baked by his team in Williston. Kelley says he’s excited to make the space even more welcoming and will be focusing on locally baked pastries and coffee as his first order of business, with plans to roll out soups and other menu items when the chillier weather sets in. If you love your pastries with a story, Nomad’s team is drawing inspiration from the late Chris Johnson—a baker beloved by the Burlington community for his creative flair and champion croissants.Looking ahead, this Friday marks the kickoff of the South End Art Hop, a highlight on the city’s cultural calendar. Starting September 5 and running through Sunday, September 7, the Art Hop transforms 1.5 miles of the South End Arts District with over 110 open studios, art exhibits, live demonstrations, and plenty for kids to do as well. If you’re curious about the local art scene, it’s your ticket to explore Burlington’s creative backbone. Don’t miss designer showcases, the STRUT! Fashion Show, vendor markets, and for beer enthusiasts, the bold steel sculptures of Gerald K. Stoner at Switchback Brewing are a visual treat. Art Hop is free and family-friendly, so whether you’re an art collector or just looking for something different to do with the family, this weekend belongs to you.For live music fans, this evening brings Groove is in The Hearth with Matt Hagen—expect tunes and good times right here in Burlington. Or catch even more musical acts today at Echo, where you can find performances including Zak Loy and Troy Millette & the Fire Below.Weather-wise, keep an umbrella handy—widespread rain is expected by this evening, covering much of Vermont and neighboring New York. Perfect weather for tucking into a cozy spot with a book or planning a warm drink meet-up.And if you’re feeling lucky, tonight’s Powerball jackpot has climbed to a jaw-dropping 1.3 billion dollars. Vermont ticket sales are brisk, and who knows—the next winner might be listening to this right now.That’s a wrap for your Burlington happenings today. Whether you’re sampling pastries at Nomad, exploring art installations, or simply enjoying our city’s evolving rhythm, there’s plenty to discover. 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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