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  • Lake Champlain's Winter Glow: Holiday Lights and Ice Skating Magic

    Posted on December 20, 2024 By Sarah Spencer in categories Kids , Local , Positive News , Skate , Uncategorizedtagged#shelburnemuseum , #skatinginvt , Backyardburlington

    The holiday season is lighting up the Champlain Valley like never before. This week, Burlington’s Festival of Lights is giving locals and visitors a reason to bundle up and hit the town. Wander through a winter wonderland of glittering light displays while sipping on hot cocoa from local faves like Speeder & Earl’s Coffee or Kru Coffee Collective.

    If you’re feeling the need to stretch your legs, head to the outdoor ice rink at The Skating Oval in Plattsburgh, NY. This rink, located just across Lake Champlain, offers open skate sessions under the winter sky, making it a favorite for families and friends. Bring your skates or rent a pair for a truly magical experience close to home.

    After the ice, don’t miss the Winter Lights at Shelburne Museum on December 23rd. It’s the perfect spot to grab locally-made gifts like hand-poured candles, wool scarves, and even small-batch maple liqueurs.

    What could be better than a week filled with holiday vibes and a bit of fresh Champlain Valley air? Be sure to tag your adventures with #ChamplainHolidayGlow—this week is all about embracing local magic.

  • National Safety Awareness Month

    Posted on January 28, 2024 By Backyard Burlington in categories Local , Skiing & SnowboardingtaggedBackyardburlington , January , National Safety Awareness Month , Ski Vermont

    Sure, skiing and riding provides fun and entertainment all winter long for Vermonters….but did you know that there is a “Responsibility Code” that comes along with the activity?  Ski resorts pledge themselves to safety in their every day operations, but those who choose to partake in the sport have an important safety role, too.  Take a few minutes to check out the updated code and be aware when you’re enjoying winter fun.

    SEE FULL ARTICLE HERE FROM SKIVERMONT.COM

  • Troy's Toy Drive Set for Saturday 12-9 4pm

    Posted on December 07, 2023 By Sarah Spencer in categories Local , Positive News , Travel & Adventuretagged#802 , #troystoydrive , Backyardburlington

    Since 2015, founder Troy Austin has been rounding up new, unwrapped toys to insure no child goes without a present during the holidays. This Saturday starting at 4 pm, the Albert D. Lawton school in Essex Junction will host trucks and vehicles ablaze in holiday lights, cookies and of course, Santa to accept donations of unwrapped new toys until 6:30 pm.

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  • Middlebury Snowbowl Opens for season with upgrades

    Posted on December 07, 2023 By Backyard Burlington in categories Local , Skiing & Snowboarding , Travel & Adventuretaggedaddisoncounty , Backyardburlington , middleburysnowbowl

    Opening day for Middlebury Snowbowl is Saturday, Dec. 9th and local skiers and riders can expect new amenities and bonus advantages.  A new quad chairlift, an expanded Discovery Zone, new lights, and more après ski activities during the week.  Also enjoy night skiing which will go until 9pm.

    SEE FULL ARTICLE HERE

  • Peter Edelmann is Transforming an Essex Mall Into a Town Center and Vermont 'Experience'

    Posted on February 07, 2023 By James Gross in categories Event , Local , MusictaggedBackyardburlington , Cannabis , craft brewery , Essex Experience , music , Peter Edelmann , Restaurant , Shop
    By KEN PICARD for Seven Days

    Published February 1, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. | Updated February 2, 2023 at 10:22 a.m.

    Saturday night was all right for the 400-plus music fans in the Double E Performance Center in Essex listening to the band Get Together play the music of Elton John and Queen. While front person Josh Panda belted out a powerhouse version of “Rocket Man,” images of stars and galaxies drifted behind him on a 60-foot-wide movie screen.

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    During the slower tunes, the crowd of people mostly in their forties, fifties and older stayed in their cushy stadium seats — that is, until pianist Tyler Mast launched into a raucous rendition of “Crocodile Rock.” As Mast pounded the keys of the theater’s Steinway grand piano, audience members rose to their feet, many dancing in the aisles with cocktails in hand.

    Theater owner Peter Edelmann, 70, danced energetically by the stage, his frizzy, salt-and-pepper ponytail bobbing to the music.

    “You think people needed this?” he asked, surveying the crowd with a smile. “I feel like a kid in a candy store.”

     

     

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