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The Halloween show at Higher Ground featured two sets of cover songs and costumed band members.
For readers in Burlington, this page covers live shows, arts venues, film and music events, festivals and the entertainment business. Reporting follows the city's cultural calendar and the companies and performers that shape it.

The Halloween show at Higher Ground featured two sets of cover songs and costumed band members.
The ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain invited adults to explore history, science, and the macabre at a seasonal event.
The local punk quintet explores political frustration on their new record, God Hates We're Here! To Kill.

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The Burlington theater troupe concludes its 16-year run with a farewell event on October 29 and 30, 2026.

Coverage takes in concerts and theater productions, gallery and museum openings, film screenings, festival lineups and the venues that host them. Reporting here reaches the city's downtown arts district and the communities around it wherever a cultural event draws people across the line. Seasonal festivals and touring acts tend to generate as much coverage as the permanent venues do. Tourism and the local creative economy are the forces most often behind a Burlington entertainment story.