Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Saturday, June 28th, 2025.Summer is in full swing and the Queen City is bustling with activity. Start your day off exploring Burlington’s vibrant farmers markets, where local vendors are offering everything from fresh produce and baked goods to unique crafts—perfect for picking up that extra special treat or simply enjoying the sights and sounds of community life. If you’re looking for some family-friendly entertainment, Waterfront Park is busy with picnics, live buskers, and plenty of space to stretch out and take in the sparkling views of Lake Champlain.This afternoon, there’s a special event for everyone celebrating Pride Month and supporting Vermont’s LGBTQIA+ community. Head to Fairground Road in nearby Springfield from noon to five for an outdoor celebration packed with vendors, food demos, live music, and engaging speakers. It’s a wonderful way to connect with others, have fun, and show your support, especially as the Pride Center of Vermont grapples with recent funding cuts that have challenged efforts to maintain crucial health and wellness services. Your attendance and support truly matter and help keep Burlington’s inclusive spirit thriving.Meanwhile, those looking for a little exercise or eco-friendly transportation can take advantage of the newly relaunched regional bikeshare system. With summer temperatures ideal for cycling, grab a bike and cruise along the Burlington Greenway or through the city’s network of parks. It’s a great way to explore, get some fresh air, and maybe even beat a little of that local traffic.For book lovers and learners of all ages, the public library’s Summer Reading Program is underway and runs through August 10th. Drop by the library to sign up, check out new arrivals, or join one of the many story hours and workshops happening throughout the week. Whether you’re six or sixty, there’s something on the shelves—and in the calendar—for everyone.On the news front, Burlington Police responded to an accident involving injuries earlier this week. Thankfully, our emergency crews acted quickly and the area is now safe, though it’s a timely reminder for everyone to drive with extra care as foot and bike traffic increases in the summer months.Remember, if you’re in South Burlington, the Food Shelf at 356 Dorset Street continues to welcome donations of pantry staples. Every can and box goes a long way in helping neighbors facing food insecurity.That’s a quick look at what’s happening around Burlington today. Whether you’re out celebrating, enjoying the lake, or relaxing in one of our parks, there’s always a reason to connect with your community.This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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