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The organization Writers for Recovery marks its tenth anniversary of holding workshops for people in recovery.

¿ªÔÆÌåÓý staffers celebrated the fall season â€� and the year of the camelids â€� at a wool spinning class, apple orchard and potato plot.

The national tour of Hadestown kicked off a four-day run in Burlington on Tuesday night � marking the Vermont-born musical's first performances in the state since it made its Broadway debut.

The Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont brings together historical and contemporary quilts for two concurrent exhibitions.

Hip-hop artist Edwin Owusu, also known as SINNN, was first introduced to the genre when he moved to Harlem from Ghana. The Vermonter shines a light on mental health issues in the tracks on his new EP, Art N Depression, out Oct. 4.

For years, multiplayer video games have been moving more and more online. But some hardcore gamers still gather in person to compete against each other at the highest levels, including in the Green Mountain State.

In Whitehall, New York, the annual Sasquatch Festival and Calling Contest draws visitors from around the country and the world to celebrate these elusive, mythical creatures.

Guests include the director of a new play in White River Junction, a podcaster in Jeffersonville, and Sasquatch callers in Whitehall.

For 50 years, the United Church of Underhill’s Old Fashioned Harvest Market has welcomed scores of visitors. And James Morris has been there most of that time � his voice booming over the hubbub.

Huntington resident Beverly Little Thunder, who is enrolled in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota, recently attended the Burlington screening of the documentary Sugarcane.