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The exhibit deals with themes of the climate and housing crisis, both involved with the causes and consequences of July’s historic flooding.

Vermont artists and arts advocates are among those affected by the recent floods, with many having to reschedule performances and salvage materials and work.

Rob Mermin talks about why he wrote "Act 39," a true story of what happened when his friend used Vermont's medical aid in dying law.

For the last decade-plus, Burlington spoken word artist Rajnii Eddins has led a poetry group at the Fletcher Free Library. It’s a place for creation, but also community.

Host Connor Cyrus chats with Moonshine Shorey about the upcoming Rutland County Pride Festival.

Hosts Connor Cyrus and Mikaela Lefrak guide listeners through some of their favorite Vermont Edition conversations from the past year.

The Italian sculptors who immigrated during Barre's granite boom have died, retired, or moved away. Only one is left.

Even without any participants in the Vermont Dairy Festival Scholarship Pageant, Franklin County residents say they look forward to the festival every year.

For the past half century, the Marshfield musicians have led several well-known local ensembles and taught hundreds of students. On Saturday, they'll perform their final show in the state.

Slow Process � a Burlington-based clothing line � is eschewing fast fashion by giving antique textiles a second life.