Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Sunday, September 7, 2025.It’s a crisp, lively Sunday in Burlington and the city is buzzing with events, community spirit, and meaningful local stories. Kicking off the day, Burlington’s annual Pride Parade and Festival takes over Waterfront Park and downtown, filling the streets with music, color, and tons of positive energy. Folks are gathering as early as 9:30 this morning, and the official parade starts at 11:30 along St. Paul Street between Main and College. This year, the Vermont Coalition for Palestinian Liberation is joining the parade, raising flags and banners—look for their float and open letter campaign aimed at Burlington’s City Council, focusing on the city’s right to vote for Apartheid Free Communities. It’s a vibrant celebration with a powerful message of collective liberation and unity.Next up, for families and anyone interested in quirky local traditions, the Winooski Farmers Market runs from 10 to 2—pick up the region’s freshest produce, homemade goodies, and crafts perfect for a weekend treat. Art lovers should make a beeline to the South End Art Hop. It’s happening from 11 to 4, stretching across Pine Street and the creative corridor, with pop-up galleries, new food finds, and plenty of interactive art installations—this is Burlington’s creative spirit on full display.Today is also about learning and taking action. The Burlington Electric Department is hosting their Net Zero Energy Festival at 585 Pine Street, starting at 10AM. You can bring the whole family to learn how Burlington is leading the way in reducing fossil fuel use and saving money. There are hands-on activities, workshops about solar power, e-bikes, and more. Plus, Old Spokes Home is kicking off a special campaign at Zero Gravity Tap Room where local cyclists and advocates are working to inspire the next generation to embrace active transportation—ride over for expert bike checks and support local cycling programs.Come sunset, consider winding down with something spiritual and serene. The September Full Moon Ritual at Rock Point Commons begins at 7:30PM. It’s a unique blend of poetry, journaling, and guided meditation, all dedicated to connecting with the moon cycle and the changing season. Don’t forget to bring something comfy to sit on, a notebook, and maybe some food or tea to share.A quick look beyond today: families can mark their calendar for the Flynn Center’s monthly kids show next Saturday, and apple lovers can head out anytime to Shelburne Orchards for cider donuts and pick-your-own apples—full festivities start next week, but the orchard gates are already open for the season.On the news front, Burlington reflects this week on its challenging past as survivors of St. Joseph’s Orphanage came together for the unveiling of a new memorial recognizing their journey and pain. In the courts, Teresa Youngblut, charged in the tragic border patrol case, pleaded not guilty as federal prosecutors announced their intent to seek the death penalty, a case that continues to draw significant local and national attention.No matter your age or interest, Burlington is bustling with opportunities to connect, create, reflect, and celebrate 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

Ver todos los episodios