Latest Events in Burlington(December Updated)

This ticket includes access to: Check-in, Coat Check, Shop & Swap, Pre-shows, Gin Tastings 3:00p-8:00p Warm Up Review (Showcase) 4:00p-6:00p (GA) Hendrick's Cocktail Hour 6:00p-7:00p La Grande Finalé (Showcase) 7:00p-11:30p (Assinged Seating) After Party 11:00p-1:30a (GA) Warm Up Review Info: See the show before the show! The Saturday Warm Up Review features about a dozen burlesque and variety acts you won't see at any other show. This show also benefits the WARMTH Heating Fule Assistance Program. Grande Finale Info: Join us for an unforgettable night of glamour and entertainment with headliners Jessabelle Thunder & Tito Bonito at the Vermont Burlesque Festival's Grande Finale, held in Burlington at the iconic Hotel Champlain. This dazzling event celebrates burlesque in all its seductive and daring forms while raising awareness and funds for cherished local charities. Prepare to be captivated by an international lineup of world-class performers, showcasing everything from classic to neo-burlesque, adorned in stunning costumes and brimming with sass. The evening promises thrilling performances, live music, educational booze tastings, and a boutique expo—all set to enchant and entertain. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of burlesque, this event offers a night of laughter, excitement, and jaw-dropping artistry. So, don your finest attire (black tie & over the top attire encouraged), gather your friends, and get ready for an evening of unforgettable performances at what may be the Vermont Burlesque Festival's final showcase. Please note: This event is intended for mature audiences and includes adult language and themes. If we were to rate theis event like the movies it might be R or NC-17 rated. Information Source: Vermont Burlesque Festival | eventbrite

Date: Saturday, December 14 Time: 1:00 - 3:00 PM Cost: Member $10 and Non-Member $15 Instructor: Jimmy Limit Taking place in the Living Lab, this workshop explores the methods of photographing and documenting artworks and art exhibitions. Learn valuable tips and techniques to improve photographing your own artwork from local artist Jimmy Limit. This is a hands-on workshop, and participants are encouraged to bring their own cameras. The first component will unpack theory, learning about what makes a 'good' documentation image. During the second component, participants will apply the concepts they’ve learned by photographing objects in Living Lab. This workshop focuses on the active photographing aspect, and not the editing process. Jimmy Limit (b. 1982, Toronto, Canada) graduated with a BFA in Photography from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 2012. He has exhibited at Clint Roenisch Gallery, Queen Specific Gallery, The Power Plant, and Art Metropole, Toronto; Republic Gallery, Vancouver, Canada; Side Effects Gallery, New York; and Signal Gallery, Brooklyn, USA. Limit currently lives and works in St. Catherines, Canada. Image Credit: Jimmy Limit, Either Blue Hand on Red, 2020. Courtesy of the Artist. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Friday December 27th, 2024 Sign-in 8:45-9:30am | Sign-out 3:30-4:00pm Age: 4 - 10 Cost: M $55 and NM: $65 Spend a day immersed in art! Our camps are perfect for kids who love to create. Led by experienced and thoughtful art educator Becky Katz, this day camp offer kids the chance to experiment with a range of media, check out our current exhibitions, and develop their inner creative world. With flexible programming suitable for each age and stage from 4 to 10 years old, campers spend most of the day in the studio, with breaktimes for snacks and lunch, as well as some outdoor time for play (weather permitting). Registration open to campers aged 4 as of May 1, 2024 Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS: Included with registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR: Clothing appropriate for messy work in the studio – something that nobody would mind if it got stained. Consider an over-sized shirt for regular use when making art before, during and after camp. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Note: We go outside after eating lunch, please wear or bring weather-appropriate clothing including a coat, hat and mittens. WHAT TO BRING: Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free (we take two snack breaks and one lunch break), a change of clothes (just in case!), a large box or bag to bring art home. HOW TO GET IN: Access our building via the Brock Lobby doors - the doors adjacent to our parking lot. We will have a parking pass ready for you inside. Please note that the Lakeshore doors do not open until 10:00 AM. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS: Please remember to notify us on your registration form if the student has an allergy, health concern or disability that could impact participation in the class. We want to ensure the best possible experience and are happy to accommodate a wide variety of access needs. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Experience the mesmerizing performance by Dead Set in Burlington, VT on December 28, 2024. The event will be held at the renowned ArtsRiot Venue, Restaurant, Distillery located at 400 Pine Street, Burlington, VT 05401. Immerse yourself in the vibrant music and electrifying atmosphere on this special evening. Tickets are priced at $20, offering an affordable opportunity to enjoy this unforgettable show. Don't miss out on this incredible event in the heart of Burlington.

Age: 18+ Dat: Friday January 10, 2025 Time: 6:30-9:30 PM Cost: M $65 and NM $70 Instructor: Nesli Pakkal Want to learn about a ceramicist’s unique approach to their craft, while trying your hand at creating your own clay vessel? Join us for a night of learning how to use the pottery wheel – absolutely no experience is required for this fun, hands-on night working with clay. Effective September 2024, Build A Bowl workshop fees will include firing and glazing for a maximum of two bowls per student. Bowls selected for firing must be structurally sound, meaning that there are no holes in the vessel and walls are neither too heavy or too thin to withstand firing. Additional bowls may be fired and glazed at a cost of $10 per bowl provided these also meet the technical requirements for a finished bowl. When attending any of our public programs please consider bringing non-perishable food and hygiene products to donate to the Burlington Food Bank. Like so many communities, Burlington has seen an alarming 20% increase in the need for assistance with groceries over the last year. We are collecting community contributions to support the food bank’s efforts in meeting the growing demand for food security. About the Instructor: Nesli Pakkal has been a passionate potter and a member of the Art Gallery of Burlington and the Burlington Potters Guild since 2017. Her primary focus is wheel work. She creates a wide range of both contemporary and traditional pieces including a line of Ottoman/Turkish designs that back to the 15 th century. She continues to refine her skills through the Mohawk College Ceramics program, and by taking advanced classes from master potter Donn Zver. Nesli’s work has been on exhibit at AGB. She takes part in seasonal sales of Burlington Potters Guild and Hamilton Potters Guild. She loves to teach and transfer her passion and knowledge to people interested in playing with clay. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your first class. We ask that all visitors self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms before arrival. If you are experiencing any symptoms, please do not come to class. ATTIRE: Please dress in clothing that reflects the nature of the activity. Your clothing may get messy from the materials and media utilized in your class. Also, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Notify us on your registration if the student has an allergy, health concerns, or a learning exception that could impact participation in the class. We would like to remind you that we are a nut-free facility. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! Leftover cardboard and tubes from wrapping paper, paper towels and more make the perfect building tools for 3D artworks. Box cutters will be available for grown-ups who can help their families build sculptures, marble runs, mini cities and more. Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Join us for the first dazzling showcase of the Vermont Burlesque Festival! This event offers sneak peaks of what’s to come during the rest of the festival weekend. Kick off your evening with delicious bites from the kitchen and a crafted cocktail in hand while enjoying classic VTBF video highlights on screen. A celebratory toast, sponsored by Hendrick’s Gin, will set the tone for an unforgettable night! The Sneak Peaks Showcase is the perfect introduction to modern burlesque for burlesque virgins and those curious about this exciting art form. Hosted by the charming Luke Warm and a surprise guest emcee, the evening will explore the rich history and evolution of burlesque through a captivating mix of classic burlesque, neo-burlesque, draglesque, and nerdlesque performances. 🎟 Throughout the evening, you’ll have the chance to win fabulous VTBF swag and tickets to upcoming shows. 📌 Details: Age Restriction: 18+ (Under 18 permitted if accompanied by an adult)Cash Bar: Open before and during the showcase for guests 21+Tickets: General admission with limited seating – standing room expectedNote: This event is designed for mature audiences and includes explicit language and adult themes. ✨ Don’t miss your chance to kick off the Vermont Burlesque Festival in style! Grab your tickets now and prepare for a night full of surprises, entertainment, and celebration! Information Source: Vermont Burlesque Festival | eventbrite

Age: 18+ Day: Friday January 17, 2025 Time: 6:30-9:30 PM Cost: M $65 and NM $70 Instructor: Michelle Lynn Come join us for some creative time in our clay studio as we teach you how to shape a functional object out of clay using beginner-friendly handbuilding techniques. Each session will introduce a unique project designed to bring creativity and comfort to your home during the winter months. January 17 – Luminary Houses: Using a unique speckled clay body, participants will build small houses pierced with window shapes to create a heartwarming luminary sculpture, which we will enhance with white glaze prior to firing. When attending any of our public programs please consider bringing non-perishable food and hygiene products to donate to the Burlington Food Bank. Like so many communities, Burlington has seen an alarming 20% increase in the need for assistance with groceries over the last year. We are collecting community contributions to support the food bank’s efforts in meeting the growing demand for food security. About the Instructor: Michelle is a graduate of NSCAD University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in Ceramics. Since 2009, Michelle has been teaching pottery at the Art Gallery of Burlington. She also teaches ceramics at the Burlington Senior’s Centre. Exploring in clay with children, teenagers and adults has given Michelle great joy! Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your first class. We ask that all visitors self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms before arrival. If you are experiencing any symptoms, please do not come to class. ATTIRE: Please dress in clothing that reflects the nature of the activity. Your clothing may get messy from the materials and media utilized in your class. Also, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Notify us on your registration if the student has an allergy, health concerns, or a learning exception that could impact participation in the class. We would like to remind you that we are a nut-free facility. We appreciate your cooperation. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This show is the show before the show. About a dozen burleque and variety acts will take to the stage during the early evening of January 18th. Nerdy acts, classic acts, funny acts are specifically designed to not only warm up Vermont but YOU too. The Saturday Warm Up Review takes place during Saturday's Le Tres Grand Spectacle and begins with a pre-function event that includes vending, shopping, games, Hendrick's Gin tastings and some magic tricks. Then it's off to the Warm Up Review!!! Information Source: Vermont Burlesque Festival | eventbrite

Sultans of String: The Refuge Project – Visual Album One night only at St Luke's Anglican Church! Dinner and a movie! Popcorn included! 6x CFMA winning SULTANS OF STRING present a special Screening of its Cannes World Film Festival winning Doc, “Sultans of String: The Refuge Project – Visual Album” This 90 minute screening will be followed by a Q&A with producer/bandleader and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal recipient Chris McKhool. Mixed in full Dolby Atmos, this ambitious, diverse, inclusive, and passionately political film puts this world music supergroup face-to-face with a VIP roster of global ‘ambassadors,’ some of whom are recent immigrants and refugees to Canada, as well as essential Indigenous voices. All are masters of global music that communicate with each other through the universal language of music. Addressing the struggles of life on Mother Earth has always inspired this band. In Sultans of String: The Refuge Project – Visual Album, they bring their unique brand of musical synergy and collaboration to bear on discussion and songs that speak to the challenges facing the world’s displaced peoples—their stories, their songs, their persistence and their humanity. Joined by an international cast, this three-time JUNO nominated band immerses themselves in the plight of the international refugee, and the humanitarian response that should greet everyone in search of a home. McKhool (whose paternal, Makhoul, grandfather was from Lebanon) explains, “The larger Refuge Project is centred around the positive contributions of refugees and new immigrants to Canada and the United States. We are bringing in special guests that are newcomers to this land, as well as global talents that have been ambassadors for peace. We wish to celebrate the successes of those who make the journey here and bring their extraordinary talents with them, in this case, music. Each one of us has a remarkable story to tell, and we are excited to share the beauty of these collaborations with you.” The Refuge Project features stellar performances by Ahmed Moneka and Imad Al Taha, refugees from Iraq, Syrian refugee Leen Hamo, Donné Roberts from Madagascar with partner Yukiko Tsutsui from Japan, Algeria’s Fethi Nadjem, Colombian refugee Juan Carlos Medrano, Iran’s Padideh Ahrarnejad, Romani Nyckelharpa player Saskia Tomkins, tabla player Ravi Naimpally from India,sitar player Anwar Khurshid from Pakistan, string ensemble Gundem Yayli Grubu from Istanbul, and many, many more, including an orchestral version of “The Power of the Land” featuring Indigenous performers Duke Redbird and Twin Flames. “The true inspiration behind these albums and film is the incredible artists we get to collaborate with,” says McKhool. “We learn so much from these diverse voices, and each one of them is so personally inspiring. As Ahmed Moneka, an artist and refugee from Iraq says, ‘Love is the main reason for a great future,” and we are so privileged to be able to collaborate with so many incredible voices on this project.” The film is receiving industry recognition on the Film Festival circuit including the Cannes World Film Festival, Vancouver Independent Film Festival, Boston Independent Film Awards, LA Independent Film Channel Festival, as well as Canadian Folk Music Awards, Luminato Festival, and many others. Tix: https://refugeburlington.eventbrite.ca WON: Cannes World Film Festival - Best Musical Film Best Istanbul Film Festival - Best Documentary Film Vancouver Independent Film Festival - Best Canadian Documentary Vancouver International Movie Awards - Lightbox International Film Festival - Best Music LA Independent Film Channel Festival - Best Composer SELECTED: Paris Movie Festival - Best Composer Boston Independent Film Awards California Indies - Best Documentary Feature Montreal Independent Film Festival - Best Documentary Feature Scarab Short Film Festival - Best Original Score 8th Music Film Festival - Best Soundtrack Folk in Film Festival - Selected Luminato Festival – Selected Canadian Folk Music Awards Information Source: Music at St. Luke's | eventbrite

This ticket includes access to: Check-in, Shop & Swap, Preshows, Gin Tastings 3:00p-8:00p Warm Up Review (Showcase) 4:00p-6:00p (GA) Hendrick's Cocktail Hour 6:00p-7:00p La Grande Finalé (Showcase) 7:00p-11:30p (Assinged Seating) After Party 11:00p-1:30a (GA) Warm Up Review Info: See the show before the show! The Saturday Warm Up Review features about a dozen burlesque and variety acts you won't see at any other show. This show also benefits the WARMTH Heating Fule Assistance Program. Grande Finale Info: Join us for an unforgettable night of glamour and entertainment with headliners Jessabelle Thunder & Tito Bonito at the Vermont Burlesque Festival's Grande Finale, held in Burlington at the iconic Hotel Champlain. This dazzling event celebrates burlesque in all its seductive and daring forms while raising awareness and funds for cherished local charities. Prepare to be captivated by an international lineup of world-class performers, showcasing everything from classic to neo-burlesque, adorned in stunning costumes and brimming with sass. The evening promises thrilling performances, live music, educational booze tastings, and a boutique expo—all set to enchant and entertain. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of burlesque, this event offers a night of laughter, excitement, and jaw-dropping artistry. So, don your finest attire (black tie & over the top attire encouraged), gather your friends, and get ready for an evening of unforgettable performances at what may be the Vermont Burlesque Festival's final showcase. This ticket also allows entry into the Warm Up Review. Please note: This event is intended for mature audiences and includes adult language and themes. Information Source: Vermont Burlesque Festival | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! Make good use of this versatile material by recycling scrap paper into artwork. We’ll have all the tools and extra supplies needed for collage, zines, greeting cards and paper-folding projects, and we’d love to see what you can dream up, too! Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Monday January 27th, 2025 Sign-in 8:45-9:30am | Sign-out 3:30-4:00pm Age: 4 - 6 Cost: Members $55 and Non-Members: $65 Instructors: Becky Katz & Ariel Bader-Shamai Looking for something fabulous to do on a PA Day? Our PA Day Camps are the perfect place for kids who love art, making friends and developing their creative skills. Most of the day is spent in age-specific studios, but all of our campers take their breaks together, including outdoor time after lunch, weather permitting. Our youngest campers spend their days working with a variety of media, from painting to drawing to sculpture and more. Our thoughtful and caring staff and volunteers ensure that everyone has a happy day at camp, and that each camper goes home with a collection of beautiful artwork. Registration open to campers aged 4 as of January 1, 2025 Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS: Included with registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR: Clothing appropriate for messy work in the studio – something that nobody would mind if it got stained. Consider an over-sized shirt for regular use when making art before, during and after camp. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Note: We go outside after eating lunch, please wear or bring weather-appropriate clothing including a warm coat, hat and mittens/gloves. WHAT TO BRING: Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free (we take two snack breaks and one lunch break), a change of clothes (just in case!), a large box or bag to bring art home. HOW TO GET IN: Access our building via the Brock Lobby doors - the doors adjacent to our parking lot. We will have a parking pass ready for you inside. Please note that the Lakeshore doors do not open until 10:00 AM on Tuesday-Friday, and will remain locked on Mondays when the gallery is closed to the general public. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS: Please remember to notify us on your registration form if the student has an allergy, health concern or disability that could impact participation in the class. We want to ensure the best possible experience and are happy to accommodate a wide variety of access needs. About our Artist Instructors Becky Katz is a Hamilton-based multi-disciplinary artist, graphic designer, experimental music-maker, art educator, community arts practitioner, and grassroots community-organizer. She spends most of her time as Artist Technician of a Hamilton Wentworth District School Board Alternative Education Secondary School programme called NuSteel. Becky is heavily involved in dozens of creative projects, community-based programming, and social justice initiatives throughout the City of Hamilton--most of which have a particular focus on collaboration and shine a spotlight on the peculiarities of Human Nature. - Ariel is a multidisciplinary artist and photographer based in Toronto, Ontario. She was a co-founder of HAVN (Hamilton Audio Visual Node), an interdisciplinary and experimental arts collective, in Hamilton, ON (2012-2020), and creator of Soft Serve Pillows. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Age: 18+ Dat: Wednesday January 29 Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM Cost: M $60 and NM $65 Instructor: Sonya de Laat Lumen printing goes back to the very early history of photography and is a simple process with endless potential to make breathtaking and unique archival photographic images. This workshop in the AGB darkroom invites you to make unique, hand-printed images that reflect family, childhood, personal or collective memory by using objects with recognizable silhouettes, or material that bends light or creates suggestive shadows. In this workshop, we’ll use translucent or graphic objects such as fabrics, flowers, stencils and glassware, alongside any objects you may choose to bring, and discover the ways light travels or is refracted through objects and resists to create evocative, emotional and energizing images. Through this creative and playful technique, you’ll develop skills fundamental to traditional darkroom proficiencies including respect for chemicals, darkroom safety, and a basic understanding of the physics and chemistry of analogue photography. When attending any of our public programs please consider bringing non-perishable food and hygiene products to donate to the Burlington Food Bank. Like so many communities, Burlington has seen an alarming 20% increase in the need for assistance with groceries over the last year. We are collecting community contributions to support the food bank’s efforts in meeting the growing demand for food security. About the Instructor: Sonya de Laat is a Hamilton-based photographer drawn to the medium’s many creative, social, and political potentials. After years of working and experimenting with different digital photography treatments, she has found a renewed sense of creative flow through exploration of nineteenth century photography techniques and alternative photography methods. She is an active member of the Latow Photographers Guild, housed within the Art Gallery of Burlington, currently acting as the guild’s secretary. Sonya has a Diploma in Photography from Algonquin College, and degrees in Anthropology (McMaster) and Media Studies (Western), where she focused on developing professional photography skills and studied histories of humanitarian photography. When not engaging in her creative photography practice, she works as a Research Associate at McMaster University and a Historical Interpreter at Whitehern Historical House & Garden for the City of Hamilton. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your first class. We ask that all visitors self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms before arrival. If you are experiencing any symptoms, please do not come to class. ATTIRE: Your clothing will get messy from the materials and media utilized in your class so please dress appropriately or bring an apron. Also, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Notify us on your registration if the student has an allergy, health concerns, or a learning exception that could impact participation in the class. We would like to remind you that we are a nut-free facility. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! Snuggle up to some soft sculpture projects like stuffies or learn to make a simple weaving or bag. Grown-ups will have access to needles and thread if families would like to sew pieces together. Explore our collection of fabric scraps and create your own unique textile works! Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! Boxes leftover from a variety of goods can be the base for so many projects, like a diorama of a beloved or imaginary space, a little house or shop in a miniature town, a shadow box, or the belly of an animal sculpture. Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! Dive into the world of pen & ink drawing and learn to use a nib with India Ink to create beautiful line drawings. Practice your penmanship or write a letter to a friend – what you do with the mighty pen is up to you! Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

This winter we’re changing it up in the Family Studio, and letting imagination be our guide. We’ll still offer kids and their families with free space to develop their art-making skills by offering inspiration and ideas for projects, but we’re also giving folks the option to flex their creative muscles and work with the tools and materials provided to make something unique. We’ll introduce different materials every two weeks by upcycling the stuff we have a lot of – a skill you can continue to build at home with items you might once have overlooked. Inspired by the wealth of styles, ideas and ways of making found in Time Isn’t Real, our Family Open Studio is a place to try out new ideas and make something unexpected! We’re bringing papermaking back due to popular demand! We’ll show you how to recycle shredded paper into gorgeous handmade sheets that are perfect for a special card or letter. Adding some flower petals, seeds or tiny colouredpaper scraps makes each page even more exciting. Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Experience the Arts Burlington Spring Sale at the Art Gallery of Burlington, where over 100 talented artists will be showcasing their finest hand-crafted works in clay, paint, wood, fibre, and photography. This bi-annual art show and sale will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 25-26, from 10 am to 5 pm. Each of the 6 Guilds of Arts Burlington will be represented, offering a unique opportunity to take home a one-of-a-kind piece created by a Burlington-maker. The event is free to attend, providing art enthusiasts with the chance to immerse themselves in the diverse and vibrant artistic community of Burlington. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to explore and acquire exceptional pieces while supporting local artists. Mark your calendars for this exceptional showcase of creativity at the Art Gallery of Burlington on Lakeshore Road in Burlington, Ontario.

Join the Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB) on February 16, 2024 for an exciting PA Day Camp designed for young artists aged 4-6. Led by experienced instructors Becky Katz and Aroub Soubh, this day-long camp offers a wonderful opportunity for children to explore their creativity, make new friends, and immerse themselves in the world of art. Campers will have the chance to visit the AGB's inspiring exhibitions, engage in hands-on art activities in the studio, and enjoy outdoor breaks, weather permitting. With a focus on skill development and artistic expression, this camp promises an unforgettable experience for budding artists. Registration is open to campers aged 4 as of March 1, 2024. The cost of the camp is $55 for members and $65 for non-members. Please note that if courses are purchased at the member price and membership is not active, the membership fee will be charged. All art materials are provided, but campers are advised to wear clothing that is suitable for messy work in the studio. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory for safety reasons. Additionally, campers should bring nut-free snacks and lunch, a change of clothes, and a large box or bag to bring their artwork home. To access the AGB building, please use the Brock Lobby doors located adjacent to the parking lot. A parking pass will be provided inside. It is important to note that the Lakeshore doors open at 10:00 AM on Tuesday-Friday and remain locked on Mondays when the gallery is closed to the public. The AGB is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment. If your child has any allergies, health concerns, or disabilities that may affect their participation, please notify us on the registration form. We are dedicated to ensuring the best possible experience for all campers. Please be reminded that the AGB building is scent-free, so we kindly request that visitors avoid using fragrances when attending the camp. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity for your young artist to spend a day immersed in creativity at the AGB PA Day Camp. Register now to secure your child's spot!

The Vermont Choral Union proudly presents Handel's MESSIAH, a truly remarkable musical event that promises to captivate audiences. This extraordinary performance will take place on Sunday, December 10 at 4:00 p.m. at the College Street Congregational Church in Burlington, Vermont. Led by the talented conductor, Eric Milnes, the Vermont Choral Union will join forces with Montréal's esteemed baroque Ensemble L'Harmonie des saisons, a two-time Juno Award-winning ensemble. Together, they will bring Handel's sacred masterpiece to life using authentic 18th century instruments, allowing the audience to experience the music as it was originally intended. This unforgettable performance will feature a lineup of internationally acclaimed soloists, including Denise Torre-Ormeño, soprano, hailing from Santiago, Chile, Nicholas Burns, countertenor from Vancouver, Philippe Gagné, tenor from Montréal, Sumner Thompson, baritone from Boston, and William Kraushaar, bass from Montréal. Their exceptional voices will blend seamlessly with the Baroque Orchestra of period instruments, creating a truly enchanting musical experience. The College Street Congregational Church provides the perfect setting for this majestic performance, with its impeccable acoustics and intimate atmosphere. This is an opportunity not to be missed for lovers of classical music and those seeking a transcendent musical experience. Mark your calendars and make sure to secure your tickets for one of the two performances on December 10. Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Handel's MESSIAH and let the power of music transport you to the 18th century.

Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us is an enchanting arts event that will take place in the beautiful city of Burlington. Hosted at the renowned Art Gallery of Burlington, located at 1333 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington, ON L7S 1A9, this event promises to captivate attendees with its mesmerizing displays and thought-provoking pieces. Mark your calendars for January 4, 2024, as this is an experience you won't want to miss! Best of all, admission to Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us is absolutely free, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the magic of art and creativity. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful way to spend an afternoon, this event has something for everyone. Come and explore the unique story that each artwork tells, unraveling the intricate tapestry of human experiences. It's a celebration of our shared history, a reflection of our collective journey. So join in on this cultural extravaganza, and let Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us ignite your imagination and leave a lasting impression on your soul.

Join the Art Gallery of Burlington for their Winter Holiday Crafternoons event, featuring a studio program for families. This exciting event, taking place on January 5th, 2024, from 1-3:30pm, will bring families together to create beautiful clay portraits inspired by the works of Sybil Atteck and Chiedza Pasipanodya. Using clay, participants will have the opportunity to make three-dimensional portraits of their loved ones, whether it's their own face, their sister's face, or the face of a chosen family member. These clay works will be fired and ready for pickup at a later date, and the gallery will provide ideas for painting them, ensuring a truly personalized artwork. In addition to enjoying a fun-filled afternoon of creativity, attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food and hygiene products to donate to the Burlington Food Bank. With a 20% increase in the need for assistance with groceries over the past year, the community's support is crucial. To make the most of this experience, registration is required for each family member. Requests for cancellations or refunds must be made at least two weeks in advance of the workshop date, allowing other community members to take advantage of any vacancies. Please note that children must be accompanied by an adult as these workshops are designed to be a shared experience for the entire family. For a safe and seamless visit, please review the gallery's safety guidelines on their website before attending the event. Winter Holiday Crafternoons at the Art Gallery of Burlington is an excellent opportunity to bond with loved ones, explore your creativity, and contribute to the community's well-being. Don't miss out on this inspiring event! Tickets are available for $27.96.

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated event, FAMILY OPEN STUDIO - January 7th, taking place in the charming city of Burlington. This delightful arts event will be hosted at the prestigious Art Gallery of Burlington, located at 1333 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington, ON L7S 1A9. A day filled with artistic wonders awaits you and your loved ones, as the event kicks off at the stroke of midnight, inviting families from near and far to immerse themselves in a world of creativity and imagination. Best of all, this extraordinary experience comes at no cost, with free admission for all attendees. Prepare to be captivated by an array of captivating artworks, ranging from mesmerizing paintings to breathtaking sculptures. With something for everyone, this event is sure to leave a lasting impression on art enthusiasts of all ages. So pack your bags, gather your loved ones, and make your way to the Art Gallery of Burlington on January 7th for a day filled with artistic enchantment and family togetherness. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the magic of FAMILY OPEN STUDIO - January 7th.

Get ready for a captivating drag brunch event this Cinco de Mayo at Burlington Brewery, featuring the mesmerizing Messy Margaret and Dulce! The event is scheduled for May 5th, 2024, starting at 12pm. Indulge in a delectable traditional brunch menu and sip on tequila mimosas while enjoying the exceptional performances by Messy and Dulce. It's bound to be a sensational celebration that you wouldn't want to miss! Please note that the ticket price ranges from $18.80 to $28.13 and does not include food or drinks. Make sure to mark your calendars and join us at Burlington Brewery located at 3600 Dundas Street #Unit G101, Burlington, ON L7M 4B8 for an unforgettable experience. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and entertainment brought to you by Messy Margaret and Dulce at Messy's Cinco De Mayo - Drag Brunch @ Burlington Brewery.

Are you ready to kick up your heels and tap into a weekend of exhilarating clogging? Look no further than the Earn Your Tape Clogging Weekend in Burlington, Washington. This must-attend event is set to take place at the Skagit Valley Grange on September 2nd and 3rd, 2023. Get your dancing shoes on and make your way to 21273 Cook Road, where the venue is all set to ignite your passion for clogging. With a ticket price of just $50, you won't want to miss out on this jam-packed weekend of high-energy fun. So, what exactly is clogging? It's a unique style of dance that combines elements of tap, Irish step, and traditional folk dancing. Whether you're a seasoned clogger or a beginner looking to try something new, this event is open to all skill levels. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant rhythms of clogging as you step, shuffle, and stomp your way through the weekend. You'll have the opportunity to learn from top-notch instructors, participate in workshops, and even showcase your skills in a friendly competition. Don't let this chance slip through your fingers – mark your calendars, book your tickets, and get ready to earn your tape at the Earn Your Tape Clogging Weekend.

See Change Sessions | September 2023 is not your typical conference; it is an immersive journey that connects attendees with a diverse and extraordinary crew of leaders. This global gathering brings together adventurous minds from various backgrounds, including youth activists, bio-materials scientists, Fortune 500 CEOs, and professional big wave surfers. The event takes place at Hula, a sprawling 15-acre lakeside campus in Burlington, Vermont. Prepare to challenge the status quo of society and be challenged by others, all while leaving your business suit at home and embracing the magic that happens between the lines. See Change Sessions offers a unique approach to networking, focusing on meaningful connections through outdoor experiences, culture-melding conversations, and locally-sourced community meals. The event features a range of experiences designed to break down walls and foster innovation, seamlessly transitioning between indoor and outdoor settings. Optional Adventure Day activities take participants deeper into the experience, exploring the wild and backcountry of Lake Champlain's Garden Island. Taking place from September 12th to September 14th, the event promises an amazing culinary experience, opportunities to learn and re-contextualize knowledge, and even moments of dancing. Join this extraordinary journey, where the world's brightest minds come together to leave a lasting impact. Ticket prices for See Change Sessions range from $0 to $2,950. Don't miss the chance to be part of this transformative event in Burlington, Vermont.

The Fall 2023 Artisan Market Vendor Payment is a highly anticipated event taking place on October 14, 2023, in Burlington, Wisconsin. Hosted at the prestigious Enlightened Living Center, this market offers a unique opportunity for talented artisans to showcase their work and connect with a diverse audience. The event will run from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, providing ample time for visitors to explore the wide range of artisanal products on offer. To secure a spot as a vendor, interested individuals can conveniently apply through the provided link. The Artisan Market Vendors Vendor Agreement ensures a seamless application process, allowing artisans to focus on their craft without any unnecessary complications. At the Fall 2023 Artisan Market, attendees can expect to find an array of exquisite handmade products, ranging from jewelry and ceramics to textiles and home decor. With ticket prices ranging from $35 to $55, visitors have the opportunity to support local artisans while acquiring one-of-a-kind pieces for themselves or as gifts. Don't miss out on this exceptional event. Mark your calendars for October 14, 2023, and make sure to secure your spot as a vendor at the Fall 2023 Artisan Market. Join the vibrant artisan community and experience the beauty of handmade craftsmanship firsthand.

Bosch presents the 2023-24 Dealer Certification Training Tour, a must-attend in-person training session for bicycle dealers in the USA and Canada. This comprehensive training equips dealers with the necessary skills to evaluate, update, and service Bosch-equipped eBikes. Dealer certification is required every 15 months to ensure the efficient servicing of eBikes powered by Bosch. By attending this training, dealers gain access to the new Bosch DiagnosticTool 3, a cutting-edge tool for the smart system. The Dealer Certification Training Tour covers various topics, including an introduction to MY24 innovations, comprehensive product knowledge of Bosch eBike System 2 and the smart system, connectivity training on the eBike Connect, COBI.Bike, and eBike Flow apps, and the use of the Bosch DiagnosticTool 3 for the smart system. Participants will also learn about the Bosch service process, troubleshooting, warranty procedures, eBike safety, and battery recycling. The training tour provides an opportunity for bicycle dealers to enhance their skills and stay up-to-date with the latest industry-leading training on Bosch-equipped eBikes. Attendees will also gain access to marketing resources. Don't miss the Bosch eBike Systems MY24 Dealer Training Tour in South Burlington, VT, held on October 17, 2023, at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Burlington. Secure your spot now for just $40. Join industry professionals and become certified in servicing Bosch eBikes.

Don't miss the chance to join the Ski Season Body Prep Workshop in Burlington on October 18, 2023. This in-person event will equip you with the necessary tools to conquer the slopes with confidence. Located at 41 Birchcliff Parkway, the workshop will provide valuable tips and exercises specifically designed to strengthen your body and enhance your skiing performance. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced skier, this workshop is perfect for everyone. Led by the Burlington PT Team, you'll learn a variety of exercises that target key muscle groups used in skiing and snowboarding, including the legs, core, and arms. This comprehensive workshop covers warm-up techniques, flexibility exercises, and strength training to improve your winter abilities and minimize the risk of injuries. Prepare your body for the upcoming ski season by signing up now for this Ski Season Body Prep Workshop. Get ready to hit the slopes like never before!