Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Sunday, August 24, 2025.Burlington is waking up to a beautiful late August Sunday, packed with plenty to do across the city and beyond. If you’re an early riser, start your morning with a deep breath and some movement—there’s a free weekly yoga session happening this morning, perfect for centering yourself before the day’s adventures begin. For fans of fresh produce and local delights, the Burlington Farmers Market is open downtown until 2 p.m. This is a great spot to gather your ingredients for a late-summer picnic or to sample some Vermont-grown flavors while enjoying live entertainment and the always-friendly community vibe.In the arts and music scene, Burlington’s own Foam Brewers on the waterfront is hosting a special afternoon with singer-songwriter and all-around musical madman Matt Hagen starting at 1 p.m. Today’s show is free and promises more than a setlist—it’s an experience filled with storytelling and Vermont character. For those looking to stretch their weekend into next week, Foam Brewers continues its streak of live music, DJ nights, and even jazz sessions throughout the coming days.Big news for local sports fans: UVM’s men’s soccer team takes the field at Virtue Field today, hosting Boston University at 1 p.m. This is the season home opener for the Catamounts, who come in as defending national champs and preseason number one in the nation. If you can’t make it to the match in person, you can stream the action and cheer them on from wherever you are. If you’re in the mood for a little more adventure, Winooski Farmers Market runs until 2 p.m., just a short drive away—more chances to support local producers and artisans.The city hasn’t forgotten about its beginners or out-of-towners, either. UVM’s welcoming events are in full swing. Tonight on campus, Convocation and the Twilight Induction ceremony provide a moving welcome for new students, and next week is packed with orientations, creative workshops, and even a movie night under the coming stars.Last night, Burlington was pulsing with music as The Vermont Reggae Fest took over Switchback Brewing Company. If you missed it, watch for echoes of the celebration rolling through local venues this week, with stories of unity, rhythm, and community still reverberating. On the practical side, a quick heads-up for those on the roads: Vermont State Police are urging extra caution after a serious crash in Cornwall on Friday evening. Both drivers were hospitalized, and charges have been filed. As always, if you’re traveling the region, drive safe and keep an eye on the changing conditions.Finally, if all you want is to relax and let summer soak in, Church Street Marketplace and City Hall Park continue to be bustling with pop-up jazz performances and street artists. The Discover Jazz Festival may be winding down, but you’ll still find music wafting through downtown.That’s the buzz around Burlington today. Whether you’re savoring local food, getting into the groove with live music, or supporting UVM’s Catamounts, there’s something for everyone to connect with and enjoy this Sunday. 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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