Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 10, 2025.The sun is bright, the apples are crisp, and the city is bustling, so let’s dive into what’s happening around town today. Burlington’s energy feels a little extra effervescent this week as community spirit fills the air, driven by back-to-school buzz and a host of lively happenings. If you need a pick-me-up with a touch of novelty, Vermont’s first sake brewery out in Monkton is now open. Andrew Baker and Diana Hill, who launched a small-batch coffee roastery out of their garage in the pandemic, have transformed that same space into a microbrewery for traditional Japanese rice wine. It’s a remarkable addition to Vermont’s local beverage scene and an invitation to try something new.Turning to this evening’s entertainment, music fans have a treat in store—Maya Manuela and Frankie White are taking over the Higher Ground Ballroom tonight, promising a soulful set that’s sure to satisfy anyone craving a midweek groove. Meanwhile, over at City Hall Park, Splash Dance invites all ages to join in an open-air dance session that blends community togetherness with a whole lot of fun. For families, Shelburne Orchards is open for apple picking. Kids can enjoy a tree swing, tractor rides, and, of course, the famous cider donuts. The real action heats up on weekends, but the orchard is already bursting with apples and fall flavors.If you’re in the mood for something a little different, the Flynn Center’s Playing Fields Project brings a traveling spectacle to local school fields, featuring a herd of twenty-foot-tall red giraffes, live music, and street theater with a dash of circus magic. It’s a whimsical way to mark the start of the school year and a dazzling sight for kids and adults alike.Sports lovers, mark your calendar: the Burlington High School girls’ soccer team travels across town for a big game against South Burlington tonight at 6. Local pride will be on the line, so get out and cheer them on if you can.If getting involved and making an impact is your style, Mercy Connections is launching its five-week mentoring program this evening at 5:30, offering training for women who want to help formerly incarcerated women transition back to community life. It’s meaningful work and a chance to build supportive relationships right here in Burlington.Over at UVM, students and locals alike can swing by the Grossman School of Business Club Fair from 11 to 2, where campus organizations will be recruiting new members and sharing information. Later, check out the Resume Workshop, an Open House Reception, or jump into Board Game Night running from 6 to 10 in Old Mill—a chance to meet neighbors and unwind midweek.And for those with a creative streak, the Athenaeum’s Film Fan Club is offering a free comedy screening with popcorn and drinks. There are plenty of farmers markets running in Essex, Barre, and Jeffersonville today, brimming with fresh local produce and handmade goods.From flavor adventures to family art, dancing under the sky to championing your team, Burlington is alive with possibilities today. 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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