There is much to do in Burlington, Vermont. Below is a sample of the some of the events happening in Burlington this weekend...
Friday, July 27, 2012
Rummage Sale
Treasure hunters give used goods another go. Friday, July 27, 9AM–4PM at Odd Fellows Hall in Burlington. Free.
Burlington Ruby Conference
Burlington's tech scene gets a boost as local and regional web developers attend talks by speakers from companies such as Twitter, Heroku and thoughtbot. Proceeds benefit the Burlington Vermont Web Application Group. Friday, July 27, 7PM at Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center in Burlington. $175; Friday night social is free; see burlingtonruby.com to register.
Queen City Tango Milonga
No partner is required for welcoming the weekend in the Argentine tradition. Wear clean, soft-soled shoes. Friday, July 27, 7:30–10PM at North End Studio B in Burlington. $7.
Queen City Ghostwalk: Darkness Falls
Chills and thrills await as paranormal historian Thea Lewis recaps the city's dark and twisted past. Meet at the steps. Friday, July 27, 8PM at Burlington City Hall Park in Burlington. $13.50; arrive 10 minutes before start time.
Queen City Ghostwalk: Twisted History
Haunted Burlington author Thea Lewis induces goosebumps with hair-raising tales of the city's fascinating — and spooky — past. Meet at the fountain. Friday, July 27, 11AM at Battery Park in Burlington. $13.50; arrive 10 minutes before start time.
Affairs of the Heart: Spells for Love & Relationships
Local author, healer and teacher Kirk White shares old southern folk spells, charms and tricks for finding love or lust. Friday, July 27, 6:30–8:30PM at Spirit Dancer Books & Gifts in Burlington. Donations accepted.
Brown Bag Series
Amanda Hanaway-Corrente of the Transportation Research Center hosts a discussion about "Measuring Livability in Small-Urban and Rural Communities With Disaggregate Data." Decision Theater. Friday, July 27, 12–1PM at Farrell Hall, UVM in Burlington. Free.
Bernd Heinrich
In Life Everlasting, the internationally recognized scientist and author explores how the animal world deals with death. Friday, July 27, 7PM at Phoenix Books Burlington in Burlington. Free.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
ONE World Market
Local businesses and vendors display everything from handmade clothing and jewelry to upcycled pieces, ethnic items and artwork. Saturday, July 28, 10AM–4PM at North End Studios in Burlington. Free.
Rummage Sale
Treasure hunters give used goods another go. Saturday, July 28, 9AM–4PM at Odd Fellows Hall in Burlington. Free.
Burlington Ruby Conference
Burlington's tech scene gets a boost as local and regional web developers attend talks by speakers from companies such as Twitter, Heroku and thoughtbot. Proceeds benefit the Burlington Vermont Web Application Group. Saturday, July 28, 9AM–4PM at Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center in Burlington. $175; Friday night social is free; see burlingtonruby.com to register.
Classic Car Show
Auto enthusiasts ogle sweet rides at a benefit for COTS featuring prizes, food and music. Rain date: August 4. Saturday, July 28, 10AM–3PM at COTS in Burlington. Donations accepted.
Historic Tour of UVM
Folks register online, then meet at Ira Allen's statue to tour the campus' modest early clapboards and grand Victorians, led by professor emeritus William Averyt. Saturday, July 28, 10 AM at University Green, UVM in Burlington. Free.
Preservation Burlington Historic Walking Tour
Walkers and gawkers see the Queen City through an architectural and historic perspective. Meet in front of Burlington City Hall. Saturday, July 28, 11AM at Church Street Marketplace in Burlington. $10 suggested donation.
Queen City Ghostwalk: Darkness Falls
Chills and thrills await as paranormal historian Thea Lewis recaps the city's dark and twisted past. Meet at the steps. Saturday, July 28, 8PM at Burlington City Hall Park in Burlington. $13.50; arrive 10 minutes before start time.
Queen City Ghostwalk: Twisted History
Haunted Burlington author Thea Lewis induces goosebumps with hair-raising tales of the city's fascinating — and spooky — past. Meet at the fountain. Saturday, July 28, 11AM at Battery Park in Burlington. $13.50; arrive 10 minutes before start time.
Rose Street Ramble-tacular
Neighbors celebrate the Old North End by taking the floor with readings, music, dancing and other performing arts. Saturday, July 28, 2–5PM at Rose Street Artists' Co-op in Burlington. Free.
The Ramble
Anything goes in the Old North End's celebration of creativity and community, which includes the ONE World Market and evening tunes. Saturday, July 28, 10AM–10PM at Various locations in the Old North End in Burlington. Free.
Sunset & a Movie
Cinephiles screen a feature film "Pan's Labyrinth", as well as a short by a Burlington College student, in a tent on the north lawn. Bring your own seating; refreshments available for purchase; picnicking allowed. Saturday, July 28, 8PM at Burlington College in Burlington. Free.
Burlington Farmers Market
More than 90 stands overflow with seasonal produce, flowers, artisan wares and prepared foods. Saturday, July 28, 8:30AM–2PM at Burlington City Hall Park in Burlington. Free.
Introduction to Digital Video Editing
Final Cut Pro users learn basic concepts of the editing software. Saturday, July 28, 11AM–1PM at VCAM Studio in Burlington. Free; preregister.
Open Media Workshop
Professional or novice film editors learn about various programs for mixing and enhancing all of their video assets into a single project. Saturday, July 28, 2–4PM at VCAM Studio in Burlington. Free.
Brandon Barrows
The local comic writer signs copies of his new graphic novel Jack Hammer. Saturday, July 28, 11AM–3PM at Earth Prime Comics in Burlington. Free.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
The Human Oil Spill
Black-shirted Vermonters against tar sands form a giant "human oil spill" as part of larger protests at the New England Governors' Conference. Sunday, July 29, 2PM at Battery Park in Burlington. Free.
Burlington Ruby Conferencetore Tour
Burlington's tech scene gets a boost as local and regional web developers attend talks by speakers from companies such as Twitter, Heroku and thoughtbot. Proceeds benefit the Burlington Vermont Web Application Group. Sunday, July 29, 9AM–12PM at Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center in Burlington. $175; Friday night social is free; see burlingtonruby.com to register.
Summer Greek Food Festival
Folks celebrate the country's culture with tunes, traditional dancing and authentic pastries. Sunday, July 29, 12–5PM at Greek Orthodox Church Community Center in Burlington. Free; cost of food.
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Events listing source: SevenDaysVT
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