Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Sunday, July 13th, 2025.
If you’re just waking up and looking to plan your day, there’s a lot happening around Burlington. But first, a heads up: today’s weather could throw a wrench in some outdoor plans. Heavy showers and potential flash flooding are on the radar for the area as a potent summer storm system sweeps through. If you’re headed out—especially if you’re traveling on I-89 or through low-lying parts of the city—take it slow and be prepared for sudden downpours and possible standing water on the roads. City crews are on standby to clear any trouble spots, but extra caution is advised all day.
If you’re hoping for a break from the rain, why not check out the Burlington Vintage Market? Starting at one this afternoon at Foam Brewers down on the waterfront, you can browse unique finds, sip on local brews, and enjoy a live set from singer Giovanina Bucci. It’s a great way to blend your love of music, community, and maybe uncover a little Vermont treasure for your home. The event is free, making it perfect for a casual Sunday wander regardless of the weather outside.
Families looking for fun can find plenty happening as well. This evening, the Vermont Lake Monsters are hosting a special Christmas in July night at Centennial Field, with a 5:05 p.m. first pitch and plenty of festive activities for all ages. Just remember to bring a rain jacket or poncho in case those showers hang around. If you’d rather stay indoors, Burlington City Arts is running Family Art Saturday, which remains a favorite for kids itching to get creative while parents enjoy a little culture.
For those with a competitive streak, the Burlington Blitz Amazing Race and Tour kicks off today at Speeder & Earl’s Coffee. Teams will dash across town solving clues and tackling challenges that highlight Burlington’s quirks and vibrant neighborhoods—a unique way to explore the city, rain or shine.
And music lovers can venture just up the road to Spruce Peak Arts in Stowe tonight for the Outdoor Unplugged Summer Concert Series featuring The Wallflowers. It’s a perfect evening drive if the weather cooperates or if you’re looking to escape the city.
Meanwhile in regional headlines, Vermont State Police have issued a reminder for residents to remain vigilant after a recent report of someone impersonating law enforcement in the broader area. If you had any odd traffic stops or saw something suspicious, authorities urge you to get in touch.
The energy is high this July with art, music, and community events—rain or shine, Burlington is buzzing with ways to connect and make summer memories. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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