Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Saturday, September twentieth. Today in Burlington, you’ll want to get out early to beat the late summer heat—a heat advisory remains in effect, so remember to stay hydrated while you’re out enjoying our city. Start your day at the Burlington Farmers Market, open from nine to two on Pine Street, where you can pick up fresh, local produce, artisan bread, and Vermont-made treats. Nearby, the ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain welcomes members for a special Member Morning from nine to ten, offering early access and hands-on exhibits for families looking for a science fix to kick off the weekend.If you’re headed north, the Long Trail Day is on in Stowe, and here in Burlington hikers are celebrating recent conservation victories, with new land protected along the trail—a great excuse to plan a future trek. Meanwhile, wild beech trees in local woodlands are facing the spread of beech leaf disease, sparking concern from Vermont conservation groups and reminding us all to be extra mindful when exploring our forests.Families can head over to Alphie's Carnival, a fun-filled event running from ten to five, where kids will find games, face painting, and rides. If you’re looking for bargains or want to refresh your outdoor gear, the Patagonia Gear Swap on Cherry Street offers one-of-a-kind finds and expert tips, running from ten until six.For fitness enthusiasts, the Miles for Migraine Vermont event kicks off at nine at Oakledge Park, aiming to raise funds and awareness for migraine research. And this afternoon, swing by the Welcome Back Akwaaba Cookout hosted by the African Students Association from one to four, where community members of all backgrounds come together for food and music.The highlight for many this evening will be live music—catch Disaster Artist, a beloved local punk-influenced band, performing down on the waterfront at Foam Brewers at eight. It’s also a great night for culture lovers: the Vermont International Film Festival continues, screening the cult classic Withnail and I at seven at the Screening Room on Main Street. Over on Church Street, the Burlington Baroque Festival returns with The Cantor of Leipzig at College Street Congregational Church starting at seven thirty, offering stirring performances perfect for a fall evening.Looking ahead to Sunday, don’t forget about the Winooski Farmers Market, a Matt Heckler folk show at Higher Ground, and more performances as the Burlington Baroque Festival rolls on into the weekend.That wraps up your Saturday in Burlington—whether you’re hiking, feasting, treasure hunting at a gear swap, or soaking in some art and music, there’s something for everyone 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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