Listen "Fall Foliage, Music Fests, and Community Connections in Burlington, VT"
Episode Synopsis
Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Saturday, October 4th, 2025.Downtown Burlington is waking up with that classic fall energy this morning, and the city is buzzing with things to do for locals and visitors alike. At the waterfront, Foam Brewers is setting the stage for tonight’s live show featuring Montreal’s Nora Kelly Band. Starting at 9 PM, expect a blend of alternative rock and country that they’re calling “y’all-ternative.” It’s a free event, so it’s perfect for anyone looking to unwind, hang out, and maybe discover their new favorite band. If you’re looking ahead to tomorrow, Foam has an intimate documentary screening about Matt Lyons’s trek along the Pacific Crest Trail—no tickets needed, just RSVP for a bit of inspiration and laughter.For those plotting a daytime adventure, the Red Barn Gardens just outside Burlington have kicked off a weekend-long music festival that stretches through Sunday afternoon. If you want to soak in Vermont’s October foliage with a soundtrack of indie and folk tunes, this is the place to be. For families, don’t forget about the annual open house at Charlotte Fire and Rescue, starting at 11. There’s free barbecue, a demo by the Tactical Heavy Rescue Team, guided tours, and door prizes—a wonderful way to celebrate 75 years of local service.Art lovers will want to stroll over to Burlington City Arts, where the fall exhibitions are in full swing, supported by Vermont Arts Council and local sponsors. Expect a creative mix—think steel sculptures scattered with Halloween vignettes, perfect for both a crisp autumn photo op and a bit of spooky inspiration.If you’re interested in community change and story-sharing, Winooski High School hosts Vermont’s Truth and Reconciliation public session. It’s a chance for anyone impacted by state systems to tell their story and shape the future. There’s a small stipend for participants and open arms for anyone who wants to support healing and justice in marginalized communities.Meanwhile, if you’re eager to stretch your legs, Champlain Area Trails just unveiled the Corbeau Creek Trails this morning. All their outdoor programs are free, so lace up your boots, breathe in the fresh air, and maybe spot a migrating bird or two. Over in Dorset, join a short guided walk to learn all about birds on the move—a perfect trek for nature lovers wanting to pick up tips from a certified guide.If board games are more your pace, the University of Vermont’s events calendar offered a marathon of Catan tournaments and classic game nights for students last night, and the campus pulse will keep rolling all weekend with wellness challenges, local art, and guest talks.And finally, for those itching for a fall festival, head to the historic Calvin Coolidge site for cider pressing, heritage apple tasting, and wagon rides, all topped off with a presentation on schoolgirl samplers at the museum.Whether you’re tapping your toes to a banjo, taste-testing cider, or connecting with community and art, Burlington offers a patchwork of ways to celebrate the season and the spirit of 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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