Alright, so, like, check out these cool events happening in Vermont this week, because you don’t want to miss out on the fun. First up, we’ve got the talented singer-songwriter Samantha Mae performing at the District VT in Burlington on Saturday, May 24. She’s got this debut album called reverie that’s super dreamy, like Joan Baez meets Joni Mitchell vibes, you know?
Then, on Wednesday, May 21, head over to Bread & Butter Farm in Shelburne for the Silo Sessions with Henry Jamison. This guy is all about that indie music scene and he’s bringing some acoustic goodness mixed with synthesizers. It’s like he’s creating a whole new sound that’ll make you feel all the feels.
Now, on Thursday, May 22, get ready to spell your heart out at the Burlington Rotary Spelling Bee at Champlain College. It’s all about putting those spelling skills to the test and seeing who can conquer those tricky words. It’s gonna be a battle of the brains, that’s for sure.
Also on Thursday, author Christie Green will be at the Norwich Bookstore sharing her memoir, Moonlight Elk: One Woman’s Hunt for Food and Freedom. She’s diving deep into her personal journey and connecting it with nature in a way that’ll make you think about what it means to be human in this wild world.
And let’s not forget about the Secret Garden Roller Disco happening at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction on Sunday, May 25. Get your fairy tale vibes on with some roller skating fun, all while supporting LGBTQ+ youths in the area. It’s gonna be a whimsical time for sure.
Lastly, lace up those running shoes for the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay in Burlington on Sunday, May 25. It’s the biggest sporting event in the state, with thousands of participants and spectators coming together for a day of running and cheering. Plus, there’ll be taiko drummers and delicious food trucks to keep the energy up.
Oh, and if you’re into art, be sure to check out Mary Admasian’s exhibit “Past Is Present” at the Phoenix’s Waterbury Studios in Montpelier. She’s showcasing her past work and how it’s influenced her artistic journey. It’s like taking a trip through time with her creations.
So, there you have it, folks. A week full of music, spelling bees, roller skating, running, and art in Vermont. Get out there and enjoy all the awesome events happening around the state.
