Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Thursday, August 14th, 2025.
It’s shaping up to be an energized day in Burlington with a full lineup of things to do, see, and explore all around the Queen City. If you’re looking for something unique tonight, head over to Burlington Beer, where filmmakers and local creatives are gathering for a special presentation and Q&A about the making of The Lost Factory, a documentary spotlighting one of Burlington’s legendary DIY music venues. This fundraising event not only supports our arts scene but offers you a chance to rub shoulders with the people shaping Burlington’s creative future.
Families with young kids can start their day with Stories and Crafts at the Beach at Sand Bar State Park in Milton, perfect for ages two to eight and open to everyone free of charge. Bring the little ones, enjoy lake views, and dive into some lakeside creativity this morning.
Just down the street, City Hall Park is hosting another joyful edition of Splash Dance, transforming the center of Burlington with music, movement, and free fun for all ages this evening. Or, if you’re looking to stay active, swing by Church Street Marketplace, where the bricks will be buzzing with their weekly Party on the Bricks. There’ll be live music, pop-up games, and, of course, plenty of good eats—an ideal backdrop for soaking up the best of Burlington’s downtown summer energy.
If local government is more your speed, Burlington’s City Council License Committee is meeting today at 4:30 PM. Residents interested in licensing or municipal matters can listen in and stay informed about how local decisions might impact our daily lives.
There’s also a wealth of activities just outside city limits. Nature lovers can check out Smugglers’ Notch for mountain adventures and family activities, or take a scenic drive to one of the region’s vibrant farmers markets and art walks happening throughout the week. Whether you want to grab farm-fresh produce or join a creative workshop, there’s something to spark your curiosity.
For music fans, tomorrow night brings Wax with The Palmer Squares to Higher Ground in South Burlington, with a fresh vinyl-only album release and plenty of good vibes. If a laugh is what you’re after, stand-up comedian Jay Jurden will be lighting up Burlington’s comedy scene tonight, promising smart, lively sets that’ll get you grinning.
And as always, University of Vermont is busy with info sessions, community walks, and more, so be sure to check their events calendar if you’re looking to connect or learn something new.
With community spirit, creativity, and summer fun in abundance, Burlington is beaming with possibilities today. Whatever you choose, you’re sure to find warmth and welcome around every corner.
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