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Stuck in Vermont Students Sing and Dance in Shaina Taub’s ‘Twelfth Night’ in North Hero

The pandemic has been brutal to performing artists. Broadway is shut down until summer 2021, and live performances across the country have been canceled. In Vermont, Full Circle Theater . . .

Shows In This Series

	Title	Episode Number	Original Airdate
	Donna Carpenter Mentors Samar Khan Donna Carpenter, the Co-CEO of Burton Snowboards, has participated in the Global Sports Mentoring Program five times. The organization pairs women in sports from developing countries with American female sports executives. This past September, Donna hosted Samar Khan, a cyclist from Pakistan,...Watch now »	234	Monday, November 12, 2018
	Rue Mevlana and The House of LeMay Join Forces for Halloween Shows Two local staples of the Burlington arts and entertainment scene teamed up last weekend to present three nights of spooktacular Halloween shows at the Off Center for the Dramatic Arts. Rue Mevlana is glam pop group that has been producing original music and over the top multimedia shows for...Watch now »	233	Monday, October 29, 2018
	Kids Learn and Eat in a Burlington Elementary School Garden Every Friday, the students at Champlain Elementary School learn about vegetables, herbs and flowers in the Fresh Garden with Miss Christine of the Burlington School Food Project. Eva visited their blooming Burlington garden last Friday to see the 5th grade class pick buckets of basil and kale...Watch now »	230	Monday, October 8, 2018
	Cleaning Cars & Changing Lives at Spectrum's Detail Works Detail Works is a car detailing shop in Williston that opened in 2017 and is an enterprise of Spectrum Youth & Family Services. They employ teens and young adults and help them learn the skills necessary to become successful members of the community. Jasmin Wood is 19 years old and this is...Watch now »	231	Monday, October 8, 2018
	Photographer Matthew Thorsen Gets the Last Word Matthew Thorsen has taken thousands of photographs during his lifetime, many for Seven Days during his 23 years with the paper. We recently celebrated his legendary work documenting the local arts, culture and music scene with a show called "Thorever" at Burlington City Arts. Two years ago, Matt was diagnosed with melanoma on his toe. The cancer spread into the rest of his body, growing into malignant tumors. At the age of nearly 51, Matt has finished with radiation and experimental treatments. I've known Matt since I started working at Seven Days 11 years ago. He is one of the most quirky, talented, and kind people I've ever met. And of course he has collected a treasure trove of photos that have been included in multiple "Stuck in Vermont" videos (including this one which featured him). I spent an afternoon with Matt at his home in Essex talking about life, art and dying. Matt's birthday is October 10th so send him some birthday love! Shooting date: 9/12/18 Music: Pinhead, Where Are You?, "Subway" Rue Mevlana Instrumentals, "Magenta Man" & "Common Feeling" Dirty Blondes, Sex the Elastic, "Burn" Kevin MacLeod, "Floating Cities"Watch now »	232	Monday, October 8, 2018
	Visiting the Edward Gorey House on Cape Cod [SIV547] This week Eva gets unstuck from Vermont and travels to Cape Cod in Massachusetts to explore the home of author Edward Gorey. Also known as the Elephant House, the prolific illustrator lived there from 1986 until his death in 2000 and it is open to the public from April to December. People travel...Watch now »	229	Monday, September 17, 2018
	Artist Jess Graham and Volunteers Bring a Burlington Wall to Life With a New Mural [SIV546] Vermont artist Jess Graham has spent much of the month of August methodically covering a downtown Burlington wall with a colorful 206' by 16' mural. The Cherry Street project was commissioned by Outdoor Gear Exchange and it depicts open-air activities during all four seasons. After blocking out...Watch now »	228	Monday, September 10, 2018
	Montpelier's Wayside Restaurant Turns 100 [SIV543] The Wayside Restaurant in Montpelier celebrated its 100th year with an ice cream social last Sunday. Established in 1918 by Effie Ballou, the popular eatery has been owned by three families over the years. Hundreds of guests enjoyed a walk down memory lane which included old photos of the iconic...Watch now »	225	Monday, August 27, 2018
	King Street Center Kids Learn to Ride Horses New American teenagers from the King Street Center in Burlington visited Merrymac Farm in Charlotte six times this summer to learn good horsemanship. This means mucking out the stalls, grooming the horses and learning how to ride and trot. Farm owner Era MacDonald and a group of volunteers...Watch now »	226	Monday, August 27, 2018
	A Rutland Sculpture Trail Celebrates the Area's History [SIV545] The once-thriving marble industry put Rutland on the map in the late 1800s. The Downtown Rutland Sculpture Trail hopes to celebrate this history with a series of about ten sculptures which will be created over the next 4-5 years. Organized by Rutland Blooms, the works are being carved in marble...Watch now »	227	Monday, August 27, 2018

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