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SEVEN DAYS ART HOP GUIDE 2022 5 26624 20 Studio Mates ................. 6 Pine Street’s E-1 Studio Collective fosters community and creativity BY SALLY POLLAK Hop on Pop .................. 20 Venetian Soda Lounge adds fizz to Burlington’s South End BY JORDAN BARRY All in the Family ......... 24 In a South End studio, emerging painter Charlotte Dworshak works with a master: her mom BY PAMELA POLSTON Hungry Bunny ............. 26 Seven spots for bites and sips during Art Hop BY MELISSA PASANEN COVER ARTWORK BY DAVID MAGNANELLI OFFICIAL PROGRAM PAGE 11 BY SOUTH END ARTS + BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ART HOP T he 30th anniversary of the South End Art Hop celebrates creatives and creativity in grand style. Nearly 100 studios, galleries, makerspaces, restaurants and other businesses along Burlington’s Pine Street and Flynn Avenue corridors roll out the welcome mat for throngs of art lovers. Events indoors and out amaze, inspire and even physically engage viewers in the artistic process. The South End Arts + Business Association provides all the details of the threeday event beginning on page 11 of this handy guide. To explore what’s hoppening in the South End, we spoke with members of Pine Street’s E-1 Studio Collective, including founder Terry Zigmund, who has helmed the art-making hub for 22 years. We also talked with painter Charlotte Dworshak about her artistic rise and learning from her famous mentor — her mother, Katharine Montstream. And we got the deets on “C’est pas là, c’est par là (It’s Not That Way, It’s This Way),” a participatory event presented by the Flynn and SEABA that may tie you up for a while. All this sleuthing made us hungry and thirsty, so we scoped out the new Venetian Soda Lounge — it puts the “soda” back in “Soda Plant”! — and compiled a list of seven other spots for gustatory delights along the route. Hop along, now!
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I n the weeks leading up to the South End Art Hop, stained glass artist Terry Zigmund and her studio mates were sprucing up the E-1 Studio Collective on Burlington’s Pine Street. Using cardboard stencils in shapes evoking cutouts by Henri Matisse, Zigmund planned to paint designs on the driveway and surrounding alleys. The colorful marks would blaze a trail directing passersby to the arts enclave behind Speeder & Earl’s“YouCoffee.canfollow these wacky shapes and see where it takes you,” Zigmund said. For her, the trail leads to a community she values. Creating art can be a solitary endeavor, but E-1 brings artists together: Ten of them share space in the two-story brick building. Jasper and Lilah, Zigmund’s dogs, hang out there, too. It’s not a new phenomenon for artists to divvy up studio space; in fact, it’s one way to sustain art making over time. According to the artists who work at E-1, the arrangement has practical, social and even creative benefits.Withrental space in short supply in Burlington, sharing a studio makes sense. Splitting the rent among several people keeps individual costs down. And being around other artists offers opportunities to talk shop, exchange ideas and some timesEachcollaborate.artistatE-1 has their own space in an open floor plan that Zigmund calls “cool and funky.” One studio is tucked under a staircase. Another is in a loft with a skylight. Abstract paint ings, stained glass pieces and graphite portraits share wall space. A small gallery near the front door is an exhibit space for the artists, who offer their work for sale. Customers leave cash in a jar or pay by Venmo.“Ireally like the environment,” said painter Sarah Rosedahl, 60, who works in a loft space. “As artists, we work by ourselves, alone, so much.” She likes having both her own space and “a little bit of social chitchat and water-cooler kind of things.” She added, “Everybody’s respectful of everybody else and their space and time and what they’re doing.”
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Zigmund, 54, has made glass art for 22 years at E-1, where she runs Burlington Community Glass Studio. Pieces of col ored glass, arrayed in different designs, often frame an image of a tree or a heart in her work. As the principal tenant at E-1, she holds the lease with Unsworth Properties, the company that owns 416 PineZigmundStreet. sublets studio space to the nine other artists, who pay her between $135 and $275 a month, she said. In her two decades at E-1, Zigmund has shared the building with a changing roster of artists. She’s reconfigured the space and made improvements, with the OK from the landlord, to accommodate evolving needs. Zigmund works full time at E-1; other artists come and go, dictated by schedules and day jobs. The studio space is available for working — but not for living, she stressed — day and night. Typically, a few artists work on-site at a time.“My vision for the space was to be open so we could all kind of commingle,” Zigmund said. “I’ve had people here who wanted a private place, but I’m not the spot for those people.” When a subtenant leaves and a space at E-1 opens up, it’s sometimes rented by word of mouth before Zigmund gets a chance to post it online. A recent studio listed on Craigslist was rented out in less than 24 hours, she said. “I could charge more, but I don’t want to do that,” Zigmund said. “Why should I? I just want to have a space where I can work, and I want to be surrounded by people who are likeminded. And I want to be accessible so they can have the same opportunity I have.”James Unsworth, who will turn 36 this week, is the fourth generation of his family to own buildings on Pine Street MY
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“The values are just so high for hous ing,” he said. “I don’t want that carrot in front of me.” Furthermore, Unsworth added, “We care a lot about artists in the South“TheEnd.”deal is that we offer belowmarket rents for spaces like Terry’s in exchange for people not asking us” for upgrades or improvements, Unsworth continued. “That’s how we’re able to support the arts community in the South End: by renting to people who aren’t nagging us to do a lot of things.” That means Zigmund wears long underwear and a hat to work in the un insulated building in the winter. But she can also rebuild the staircase, take down a wall and paint designs on the floor.
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between Howard Street and Marble Avenue, as well as property on Howard Street. As general manager of the com pany, Unsworth said, he’s pleased to carry on his family’s business tradition of renting to artists and makers. More than 60 percent of the tenants in the complex are such artists and makers, according to Unsworth, includ ing those at AO Glass and Green Door Studio. Unsworth also said he’s glad he doesn’t have the option to convert the buildings to housing — the area is not zoned for residential use.
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» P.8 INFO E-1 Studio Collective, at 416 Pine Street in Burlington, is open during Art Hop on Friday, September 9, 4-10 p.m.; Saturday, September 10, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; and Sunday, September 11, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Artist Monica Andrews Artist Camielle Josephine, aka Sage Route Visit www.burlingtonbeercompany.com/bbcoevents/art-hop for more info! 180 FLYNN AVENUE | BURLINGTON, VERMONT Anthill Collective & BBCO present Above the Radar, a festival of live aerosol art with a pop-up beer garden & food tent just a stone's throw from BBCO's main taproom. Join us to enjoy live music and watch artists fully transform the walls throughout Art Hop weekend. Pop-Up Beer Garden Service Hours: Friday, 9/9: 5-10pm Saturday, 9/10: 12pm-10pm Sunday, 9/11: 12pm-4pm L e t ' s g l i t t e r u p a n d P u l l f o r t h e m t o d a y ! LGBTQ+ YOUTH NEED L G B T Q + y o u t h h a v e t o f i g h t f o r t h e b a s i c r i g h t t o b e t h e m s e l v e s . T h e y n e e d t o k n o w y o u ' r e o n t h e i r s i d e . HOPE, EQUITY & POWER O c t . 1 • H i g h N o o n • C h u r c h S t r e e t THE FIRE TRUCK PULL
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“Honestly, they let us do what we want,” she said of Unsworth Properties. “They don’t care if we paint the floors. They don’t care if we paint the walls. I have always found them to be fair and reasonable.”Unsworth, whose own office is on Howard Street, enjoys the proximity to the painters, sculptors, musicians and craftspeople who fill the adjacent buildings.“Oneof my favorite things is going to grab a cup of coffee at Speeder’s,” he said. “It’s hard not to have three conversations with folks about what they’re doing and how they’re preparing for Art Hop.” Zigmund also appreciates the easy access to fellow makers. “I love working here because I’m around a lot of other artists,” she said. “If I need a piece of wood, I can go right over to Sterling [Hardwoods]. If I need a hole drilled in a piece of glass, I can go to AO [Glass].” She might return the favor with a sixpack, she said. Artist Monica Andrews remembers visiting E-1 at Art Hop in 2019, a couple of months after she moved to Burlington. She thought to herself, “Wouldn’t it be cool to have a studio down there?” That idea became a reality in spring 2021, when a space opened up. She spot ted the listing online and immediately emailedAndrews,Zigmund.25,is assistant director of education at Shelburne Museum. She makes art at E-1, including pet portraits and logos, on her days off and in the evenings.“Ilove having a dedicated space to come and spread out,” she said. “It’s been such a joy to have peers and friends working there. I feel like I’ve grown a lot as an artist, and it’s felt really empowering to be able to try newZigmund’sthings.” dogs will stay home during Art Hop, but other E-1 regulars will be in their studios, creating art and chatting with each other and the visiting public. The pavement paintings will lead people to the building, and Rosedahl’s artwork on the front will let them know they’ve arrived.That’s right: Unsworth is even the kind of landlord who lets his tenants paint orange and blue chickens on the exterior — and a purple rabbit holding a sign that says “Choose Love.” m
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CREATING ART CAN BE A SOLITARY ENDEAVOR, E-1 BRINGS ARTISTS TOGETHER. Monica Andrews YEAR PRESENTED BY Sponsored in part by the Maslow Family Foundation and Leunig’s Bistro & Café. Hospitality sponsors: Lake Champlain Chocolates, Farrell Distributing, Prophecy Wines. Burlington City Arts is supported in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts through the New England Arts Resilience Fund, part of the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund, an initiative of the U.S. Regional Arts Organizations and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with major funding from the federal CARES Act and the American Rescue Plan Act from the National Endowment for the Arts, and by The Vermont Arts Council & the National Endowment for the Arts.
SEVEN DAYS ART HOP GUIDE 2022 9 A tangled bunch of string may please playful kittens, but it’s not much fun for busy humans. South Korean-born artist Juhyung Lee wondered: What if the webby mass were the size of a parking lot and numerous people untangled it together to a musical score and cool lighting? Attendees find out firsthand at “C’est pas là, c’est par là (It’s Not That Way, It’s This Way),” a community performance event presented by the Flynn and South End Arts + Business Association at the South End Art Hop. Lee creates a giant string web onsite and invites participants to collaborate to deconstruct it by walking and passing the strings over and under each other. It’s an apt metaphor for our post-pandemic interactions, and the end is a must-see. m LEEJUHYUNGOFCOURTESYPHOTOS Info ‘C’est pas là, c’est par là (It’s Not That Way, It’s This Way)’: Friday, September 9, and Saturday, September 10, 8 p.m., at the large parking lot at 128 Lakeside Ave. in Burlington. Free; preregister. Info, 8635966, flynnvt.org. String Theory SEP. 9 & 10 A collaborative community performance of “C’est pas là, c’est par là (It’s Not That Way, It’s This Way)” A DaySuperchargedofFamilyFun e-bike test rides energy expert advice more at burlingtonelectric.com MeetKidsCHAMP! ' Games Ice Cream DJ & Live Music Food Trucks TrucksRaffles Reduce Fosil Fuel Use & Save Money! Kids free, secure bike parking
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SEABA ART HOP 2022 GUIDE 11 Thank you for 30 years consistent,of EndBurlington’scommunityartistweengagementvibrantasrepresenttheandbusinessofSouthArtsDistrict! Next Stop, Art Hop! All aboard! The South End Arts + Business Association (SEABA) is incredibly honored to host the 30th anniversary of the South End Art Hop! We’re paying homage to the first event in 1992 that took place in a train car in front of the Maltex building. Hop on board as we celebrate the incredible legacy of the event and the historical significance of the area. SEABA events include outdoor activities and art installations for all ages throughout the weekend and beautiful lighting on historic buildings in the evenings. SEABA-curated buildings have art exhibitions on view for three months, allowing you ample time to visit, and all artwork is available for viewing and purchase online! Use this official program as a reference for where to visit now and where to check in and support later. There are artist studios, vintage shops, art galleries, breweries, coffee shops, restaurants, and stores filled with unique gifts and items for your home. Thank you for 30 years of support. Enjoy the ride! Friday, Sep. 9, 5-10 p.m. Saturday, Sep. 10, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday, Sep. 11, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. SEABA.COM/ARTHOP OFFICIAL PROGRAM AWTRYLUKEOFCOURTESYIMAGE CULTIVATING CREATIVITY IN ART + BUSINESS
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TAKING PICTURES Finding work that you enjoy is a great reason to document it and remind yourself whom to support later. Ask whether you may take a picture in a gallery or studio. It is often encouraged that you “tag” their social media page if you choose to share online, so grab that business card!
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Artists may supplement their practice by taking in commission work. Collaborating with a patron can be rewarding, though often challenging when you are also living up to others’ expectations. Know that your support is valuable, and being involved in the process may come with a higher price tag. Make sure that you both know the expectations when entering into the agreement!
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The South End Arts District features work in other dedicated exhibition spaces, small businesses and artist studios. Local artists of all ages work in an array of mediums. Look for signage on how to purchase directly from the establishment.
COMPLIMENTS ARE FREE Speak up when you are impressed or intrigued. Artists have been working hard to share their work! Take a moment to follow their social media pages, Patreon accounts, websites and newsletters for updates. Liking and sharing online may lead to further sales!
THANK YOU The success of SEABA is directly influenced by the dedication and encouragement of our team, sponsors, collaborators and Board of Directors. The SEABA staff has gone above and beyond this year to make sure every artist and business is supported and represented. Thank you to each and every one of you who has taken the time to construct a vision with SEABA over the years and see it through. Your efforts are working and appreciated. Thank you!
T he South End Art Hop is a truly magical weekend filled with opportunities to make unique connections, find special moments and places, and directly encourage an artist’s creative path. As we have watched the South End Arts District blossom over 30 years, we are mindful of positive growth and keeping the historic buildings filled with artist studios. Take this opportunity, while all the doors are open, to show your support and meet your neighbors. Be well, buy art and see you out there!
SEABA STAFF Christy Mitchell - Executive Director Nikki Laxar - Art Curator Dehlia Squillante - Assistant Curator Francesca Genello - Assistant Curator Giancarlo Filippi - Art Hop Curator’s Assistant Jennifer McCandless - Grant Writer Kristen Eaton - Outreach Coordinator Jared Knepper - Web + Data Specialist David Magnanelli - Art Hop Graphic Designer Luke Awtry - Art Hop Photographer Orleans Events - Food Vendor Coordinator Satellite Arts Productions - Lighting by Jason “Liggy” Liggett, Josh Rowe, Sam Millett Prismatic (Kyle Meredith) & Vanish WorksProjection Artists
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SEABA is a small, nonprofit arts organization dedicated to the interests of the South End Arts District. To learn more about business advocacy, year-round artist curation or to become a member, visit seaba.com/members.
OUR MISSION SEABA promotes the interdependence between art and business to enhance the vibrant, creative and diverse community of the South End Arts District.
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The South End Arts District is where artists, entrepreneurs, businesses and communities thrive, supported by programs and services that enhance opportunity for all.
The curation program does not stop with Art Hop! SEABA-curated sites in historic buildings in the area feature artwork year-round with quarterly rotating shows. Thank you for supporting the arts now and anytime you need the perfect gift or piece of work for your home or office. It means more than you know and has a lasting effect on an artist’s career!
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Purchasing artwork has never been easier because each piece in a SEABA-curated building is now online for browsing from home at seaba.com/shop. You can tell whether a work is for sale by the label next to it. Note that “NFS” means not for sale; “POR” means price on request and further dialogue is encouraged. A red dot on a label means that the artwork has sold, but follow the artist’s work for another opportunity!Topayfor SEABA-curated work, simply complete the transaction online. If you are in attendance, we ask that you leave the work on the wall. A representative will work with you on packing up the piece for local pickup or shipment within two weeks. SEABA is serving as a representative to these artists. If you have any questions, contact: curation@seaba.com.
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The STRUT! Fashion Show will now take place in Spring 2023 on its own dedicated weekend! Stay tuned for calls for designers. The 30th Annual South End Art Hop is a celebration of all the hard work and creativity that countless people have contributed over the years to add vibrancy to the area! Visit the SEABA office at The Vaults building to check out the archives gathered from the original artists and founders!
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EABA-curated artwork is available for viewing in person for up to three months at the Maltex Building, the Innovation Center, Speeder & Earl’s, Noyes Automotive, Media Factory and The Vaults. Enjoy and support the work online as well in a buy-it-now marketplace at seaba.com/shop.
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Street closure on Friday night from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. takes place from Kilburn to Howard Street along Pine. You may still use those two streets to drive around. Mascoma Bank and the Maltex Building will be the highlight, so park your bike at the Soda Plant, grab a free Ben & Jerry’s at the Farmers Market lot, and wander on down to the Switchback Beer Garden!
The Kids Hop takes place at the Burlington Farmers Market on Saturday, with in-person activities and goodie bags for families to take Thehome!SEABA Artist Market returns to the corner of Howard and Pine streets on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over 40 artist vendors on-site will have an array of items for everyone on your list, so meet the artists and shop directly from the Onsource!Friday and Saturday evenings, we encourage you to take a cruise through the South End Arts District from sundown to 11 p.m. for Light Hop, supported by Burlington Electric Department. Enjoy a tour of historical buildings lit up at night by Satellite Arts Productions and visit the Maltex Building and Switchback Brewery for the best light shows!
The SEABA Annual South End Art Hop Juried Show is in person on all three floors of The Vaults building. View and vote online for your favorite piece in the People’s Choice Awards at seaba.com/juried through the weekend!
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If you are not feeling well or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, please stay home. You may enjoy the exhibitions online, and curated exhibitions are on view for up to three months.
Parking is available behind the Maltex Building at 431 Pine Street; the second lot at the Innovation Center at 128 Lakeside Avenue; and behind Switchback Brewery at 180 Flynn Avenue. We ask that you walk and bike when possible and be respectful of curbside business areas and pedestrian thoroughfares. Bike parking by Local Motion is available at the Soda Plant on Friday and Sunday and at the Farmers Market all day on Saturday!
The entire South End Arts District takes community safety seriously. Follow any posted signage on mask wearing and capacities. Utilize hand sanitizing stations or bring your own.
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HUNGRY? Food is provided by a number of food vendors, selected by Orleans Events and the Truck Stop. Visit all of the wonderful South End Arts District restaurants and breweries now and all year-round!
New in 2022 in honor of the 30th Anniversary is Art Pops!, a program awarding artists with a stipend to install mini-installations, sculptures, projections and happenings! With support from a BCA grant, the Vermont Community Foundation, and Burlington’s Racial Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging committee, we are able to feature over 10 pop ups throughout the South End Arts District! Look for signage and social media posts and see if you can find them all!
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Please help us keep our city beautiful by taking your food items with you or using provided recycling and waste containers. Restrooms are located inside each SEABA-curated building. Each restaurant or bar you visit will also have its own restrooms.
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#96 Venetian Soda Lounge, Lounge music, cocktails and craft soda! FRIDAY #108 Aikido of Champlain Valley, Free martial arts demo and workshop. Discover the dynamic, flowing martial art of aikido. Adults and teens. All participants receive a free one-month membership, 6 p.m. #51 AO Glass, Glassblowing, Barr Hill cocktails, art by AO Glass team, seconds sale, 5-10 p.m. #60 ArtsRiot, RockHop! An Art Hop celebration of local rock and roll music! Featuring Barbacoa, No Showers on Vacation, Dos Es Uno and the Apollos. 7 p.m. #64 Backside 405, Bella’s Bartok. $20-25. Doors open 7 p.m.; show 7:30 p.m. #65 BCA Studios, Self-guided tours of BCA Studios, exhibiting works by BCA Studios assistants/monitors and summer instructors, 5-8 p.m. #1 Switchback Brewing Co., Employee artwork, sculpture garden from Gerald K. Stoner, live music by Sattasound from 6-9 p.m. and outdoor light display from Satellite Arts Productions at sundown until 10 p.m. #112 The Winter Sun Collective, Creative Expression Life Drawing: All-ages class about tapping into our own creative potential. Supplies provided; donations welcome; 5-6 p.m. Dance Church: Opening celebration with ecstatic dance, tasty tunes and light refreshments, 6-9 p.m. #62 Mascoma Bank, Switchback Beer Garden and Hop Cat Art Hop Beer Release! 5-10 p.m. South End Art Hop Street Closure! Hop on down Pine Street from Kilburn to Howard streets from 5-10 p.m.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY #100 Cato and Company, Complimentary seltzers, drinks. #45 Class Four Co., Interactive activities and air-conditioning! #21 The Flynn Performance Space, Be a part of the performance in the untangling of a web of string by France-based Compagnie Galmae at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday! #16 Generator Makerspace, Learn about Generator, Burlington’s makerspace. Tours, demos, work from members for sale and on display, and much more! Details at generatorvt.com/ arthop. #102 Jennifer Kahn Jewelry, 20% off select items! #92 Pitchfork Pickle, Rice bowls Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-close! #111 Railyard Apothecary, Herbal beverages available! #52 tove wear, Maker skirt and apron dress fittings, sample sale both days. Learn about gender equity initiatives with Vermont Works for Women and the Equal Pay Fund on Saturday. SATURDAY #108 Aikido of Champlain Valley, Free martial arts demo and workshop for youth ages 7 to 12 (parents are welcome). All participants will receive a free one-month membership, 10 a.m. #51 AO Glass, Glassblowing, seconds sale, art by AO Glass team, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Barr Hill Cocktails, 5-10 p.m. #60 ArtsRiot, TIMEWARP. A multisensory dystopian nightclub immersion featuring Burlington’s trippiest in the electronic scene. Complete with a live band, DJs, live liquid light shows and eye-catching art displays, 7 p.m. #64 Backside 405, The Nude Party with Pearl Charles. $20-25. Doors open 7 p.m.; show 7:30 p.m. #28 Bluebird Fairies, Performances of the Fairy of the Day Crankie Show every half hour (10-minute run time), 11 a.m.-1 p.m. #9 Howard Center Arts Collective, Mailbox installation unveiling, 3-4 p.m. #14 Lake Champlain Chocolates, An immersive chocolate experience. Chocolate tasting guides lead you through a free sensory exploration. Participants are encouraged to slow down and take the time to taste and discover the flavor profiles of a flight of chocolates! 11 a.m.-4 p.m. #71 Preservation Burlington Walking Tours & Booth, Historic walking tours of Pine Street. $10 suggested donation. 10 and 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. #111 Railyard Apothecary, Acorn-processing workshop, hands-on, make and taste acorn flour. $35; pre-registration encouraged. 1-3 p.m. #32 Sharon Webster Studio, Special poetry plus image cards for sale! Cheap! #1 Switchback Brewing Co., Employee artwork, sculpture garden from Gerald K. Stoner, live music by Devon McGarry from 3-5 p.m. and outdoor light display from Satellite Arts Productions at sundown until 10 p.m. SUNDAY #60 ArtsRiot, Brunch! #28 Bluebird Fairies, Inner Goose Certification Workshop. This interactive event is 20 minutes long. 11:15 a.m., noon, 12:45 p.m., 1:30 p.m. #34 new new art studio, Printmaking demo, 1 p.m. #89 Studio of Sage TuckerKetcham, Studio sale. #1 Switchback Brewing Co., Employee artwork, sculpture garden from Gerald K. Stoner, live music by Greg Rothwell Swungtet from 2-4 p.m OFF THE BEATEN PATH
#28 Bluebird Fairies, Magical Fairy Deck sale, $25. #98 Brio Coffeeworks, Music, art, tastings, special promotions.
#3 Burlington Beer Company, Outdoor beer garden with Anthill Collective, BBCO-affiliated artists. #72 CASA Collective, Interactive Art Hop photo booth! Come check out the studio, shop for treasures and have your photo taken in the photo studio for free. #38 Green Door Studio, Green Door Studio’s 20th anniversary celebration! Curated display of artwork by past and current resident artists! #47 Honor Leather, 20% off in-studio items. #29 JODIBEINGJODI Print Studio, Studio sale and giveaways. #62 Mascoma Bank, Cornhole and water station all weekend. #10 Petra Cliffs Climbing Center, BOGO climbing day passes. #53 The Burlington Music Dojo, Music, workshops and more! #58 The Lamp Shop, 15% off storewide inventory all weekend! Custom work, special orders and labor rates do not apply! Happy Hopping!
Hotel Vermont, Katie Babic Designs. Producing hand-pulled tree-ring prints honoring National Suicide Prevention Day. 30% of Katie’s proceeds matched by Hotel VT and donated to Vermontbased mental health nonprofits. Saturday, 2-5 p.m.
CarShare Vermont, Tara Clayton (paint on canvas). New members get $25 in driving credits when they use the promo code ARTHOP through Sep. 30.
#82 Thirty-odd, John Brickels, “What Lies Beneath.” Seeing that the South End was underwater back in the day, Brickels pays homage to all the creepy creatures that used to inhabit the hood in his exhibit “What Lies Beneath.”
ALL WEEKEND
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
STUDIOS
#4 Above The Radar, Music, food, live painting. #39 Amalgamated Culture Works, DIY screen printing: Pick a shirt and pick from one or more of our custom stencils to create your own wearable art!
Hoppenings
Kids Hop KIDS HOP POP-UPS! Burlington Farmers Market. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Look for the bubbles calling you to in-person activities along with goodie bags, fun items, and coloring pages to enjoy at home! Join SEABA, LUND and Aikido of Champlain Valley (demo at 1p.m.), facing the grassy area of the lot! #65 BCA Family Make N’ Take @ Kids Hop (Spin Art), 10 a.m.-1 p.m. #108 AIKIDO OF Free Martial Arts Demo/Workshop for youth ages 7 to 12 (parents are welcome). All participants will receive a free one-month membership. 10 a.m
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SEABA ART HOP 2022 GUIDE 15 SEPTEMBERSATURDAY, 10, 10 A.M.-4 P.M. BLEND AMUSEMENTS instagram.com/jakeblend BLUE LADY ARTS blueladyarts.com BLUEMOONBLING bluemoonbling.com BRAD LUTZ ART bradlutzart.com CAP MAN thecapman.us CAROL’S SUNSHINE CARDS & BIG BOB CLARK’S BOBISM T-SHIRTS carolssunshinecards.com CRAVN JEWELRY cravnjewelry.com DEANNA JACOME deannajacome.com ERICA VICTORIA, THE ASTRAL SPACE theastralspace.com GBFUSEDGLASS gbfusedglass.com HALLE WIMETTE masterpiece_cityinstagram.com/ HONEYBEE HEATHER honeybeeheather.com JEAN CHEROUNY FINE ART & DESIGN jeancherounyfineart.com JENJEMS instagram.com/jenjemsvt JON BLACK STUDIO jonblackstudio.com JULIA MORRISON instagram.com/morr.art.jm MADELINE BELL OAK & MAYPLE oakmayple.com MALAS & MANDALAS malasmandalas.com MEAN FOLK LLC meanfolk.com MELISSA SAUER ART msauer.art NOMADIC RAINBOW ARTS kimberlina_garfunkinstagram.com/ QKJ CERAMICS com/qkjceramicsquinnkjohnson32.wixsite. RAPH DRAWS raphdraws.squarespace.com ROOT STUDIO rootstudiovt.com RUBBOUCH rubbouch.com SEB SWEATMAN sebsweatman.com SOPHIA DENGLER SOUL SIMONE soulsimone.com STUDIO 413 VT studio413-vt.com WILD FUNMAHNTRAWOOGSMAKESSTUFF instagram.com/mahntramakes MAGNANELLI DESIGN COMPANY davidmagnanelli.com CARDS BY CATO catoandcompany.com JULIA EDEN ART gartdenofedeninstagram.com/ KAITLYN BLAISE glowingpineconesshopetsy.com/shop/ MARIANNA CAPATINA art.mariannacapatina.com LAUREL WATERS ART laurelwatersart.com TANYA TALAMANTE ART tanyatalamante.com GROOVES AND GRAIN groovesandgrain.com CHURCH ST S WINOOSKI AVE S. CHAMPLAIN ST BATTERY ST STKING STMAINSTMAPLE ST.PAULST HOWARDST UKILBRNSTPLACEPINESPRUCESTVEAMARBLEPCALLAHANARK RD LAKESIDEAVE AVE.ELECTRIC STLOCUST SMALLYARKP PINE STPINE ST PINE ST 19 21 20 196124-2931-37 58 22 565450 5351-3839 6667-69687372 74 8685 75-78 23 1817 7981 82-8487-8990-107109110111 112 # OFFICIAL SITES See page 14 for details. LIGHT ARTRESTROOMFOODATMINFOBUSPARKINGHOPSTOPHOPHQi i i i i ST. PAUL ST 40-49 LAKE CHAMPLAIN N 62 6564 108 DEALER.COM 57 59 6061 30 63 71 80 SEABAArtist Market Located at the corner of Howard and Pine streets. Parking available behind the Maltex Building, 431 Pine Street. Official programOFFICIAL PROGRAM SEABA.COM/ARTHOP FOOD VENDORS Ahli PoutineMauditeShackMac'sChocolatesChamplainLakeSupremeJamaicanKitchenHarmony'sForagersFarmersElDaleCheesesteaksChurchBenKabobBaba'sShop&Jerry'sStreetBocaGato&Sugar Miso CreemeeVTTheCheesiereTheBroccoliAllTacoSlidersSouthPancakeThePizzaOmakaseSouvlakiNiko'sFoodsMisterKometohFancy44SkinnyEndTruckStarsBarMeltedWisePieMaple
• Colin Fulchino (3D box with wood and resin, printed paper) Elisa Freeman (oil painting) Gerald Fitzpatrick/Killerjeanne (metal and steel cable masks) jenjems (polymer clay in a hanging frame) Jennifer Carusone (embroidery) Johnine Hoehn (ceramics)
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21. THE FLYNNPERFORMANCEOUTDOORSPACE 128 Lakeside Ave., rear parking lot, go down Electric Ave., flynnvt.org Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 8 p.m.
• Nick Thabit (oil painting)
29 JODIBEINGJODI PRINT STUDIO
• JODIBEINGJODI (screen print/ framed)
• The Real Shaun Glenn (pen and ink, acrylic)
4 Howard St., jennifermccandless.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
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• Bonnie Griffith (mixed media)
• Marie-Josee Lamarche (fine jewelry)
• Pievy Polyte (ink on canvas)
• Jodi Whalen (screen printing)
• Compagnie Galmae (interactive performance art) 22. BURLINGTON ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT 585 Pine St., burlingtonelectric.com Fri. evening lighting, Sat. evening lighting, Sun. closed 23. SEABA ARTIST MARKET 1 Howard St., seaba.com Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Vendor details on page 15 24. ALCHEMY JEWELRY ARTS GALLERY 2 Howard St., Suite Sun.Fri.alchemyjewelryarts.comA1,5-10p.m.,Sat.allday,11a.m.-4p.m.
30 MALTEX BUILDING 431 Pine St., vermontrealestate.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Josh Sinz (mixed medium)
• Erin Hanley (framed wood wall pieces)
• Sara Elliott (mixed media, acrylic, graphite, pastel, etc.)
40 Sears Ln., generatorvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Ben Aleshire (cyanotype photography)
18. KALIN STUDIOTHOMASARTS
• Alan Hugh Chandler (assemblage)
9. HOWARD CENTER ARTS COLLECTIVE 300 Flynn Ave., Fri.howard-center-arts-collectivemental-health/community-support/howardcenter.org/closed,Sat.1-7p.m.,Sun.closed
8. MEDIA FACTORY 208 Flynn Ave., Suite #2G, Fri.mediafactory.org5-10p.m.,Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Amber Awen (digital illustrations) Bellcate (ceramic, acrylic paint, wood) Britton Blanchard (ceramic) Ceili Seipke (encaustic photography)
JURIED SHOW
• Pamela Easterday (acrylic)
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4A Howard St., 3rd Flr., bluebirdfairies.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Carol Kiewit Leinwohl (watercolor, photography, pastel)
27. JENNIFERMCCANDLESSSCULPTURESTUDIO
• Longina Smolinski (painting, installation, jewelry)
• Travis Nutting (large abstractions)
• Matt Larson (acrylic on canvas, mixed media on wood panel)
• Erica Victoria, The Astral Space (oil paintings on canvas)
• Nancy Stalnaker (watercolor painting)
750 Pine St., lakechamplainchocolates.com Fri. 5-10 p.m. (may close early), Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 15. ORBITAL FACTORY 750 Pine St., orbitalfactory.com Fri. closed, Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. closed 16. GENERATORMAKERSPACE
• Lyna Lou (monotypes, mixed media)
• Jennifer McCandless (clay and glass)
• Julie Winn (digital artwork)
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• Juliet Palmer 20. INNOVATION CENTER 128 Lakeside Ave.,innovationcenterofvt.com Fri. 5 p.m.-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
17. BURLINGTONRECORDPLANT
• Michael Royer (painting)
• Jeffrey Trubisz (digital panoramic/conventional)photographs, • Jon Weisbecker (acrylic on canvas) • Josh Sweeney (photos)
• Raphaella Brice (vector illustration)
• Gerald K. Stoner (sculptures)
• Phoebe Lo (acrylic)
• Clay Mohrman (wooden based lighting) 25. WINGSPAN STUDIO 4 Howard St., Fri.wingspanstudioeduc.com4A,closed,Sat.allday,Sun. closed 26. ALEYNA FEINBERG STUDIO IN THE ART LOFT COLLECTIVE 4 Howard St., Suite Sun.Fri.aleynafeinberg.weebly.com1-3,5-10p.m.,Sat.1-7p.m.,11a.m.-4p.m.
7. DABELSTEINWOODWORKS 195 Flynn Ave., Sun.Fri.Dabelstein-woodworks-149502641745859facebook.com/5-10p.m.,Sat.10a.m.-4p.m.,11a.m.-4p.m.
160 Flynn Ave., switchbackvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 12-8 p.m., Sun. 12-7p.m.
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• Karen Schaefer (oil) • Katie Cook (photos) • Maggie Standley (mixed media paintings) • Mikayla Messier (acrylic and oil paint)
• Carlie R Guinane (oil paint)
• Mary Ann Valla (pastels, watercolor)
• Shirley Ried (oil paintings)
• Emily Anderson (paper, fiber)
• Pamela Vargas De Los Santos (oil and acrylic painting)
12. HAVOC GALLERY 27 Sears Ln., havocgallery.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Bruce R. MacDonald (stainless steel and photons)
The Green House, 180 Flynn Ave., 2nd Fl., Fri.nancystalnaker.com5-10p.m.(mayclose early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Howard Center Arts Collective (painted mailboxes, mosaic)
13. NOYES AUTO 777 Pine St., noyesautoandtire.com Fri. closes early, Sat. 8 a.m.-12 p.m., Sun. closed • Kevin Thomas King (photography)
10. PETRA CLIMBINGCLIFFSCENTER 105 Briggs St., petracliffs.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 11. QUEENIES 396 Queen City Park Rd. Fri. closed, Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Gyllian Rae Svensson (fashion design, painting, sculpture)
• Donna Bister (color photograhpy)
5. NANCY WATERCOLORSSTALNAKER
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4. ABOVE THE RADAR 180 Flynn Ave., anthillcollctive.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Anthill Collective (aerosol)
6. THE GREEN HOUSE 180 Flynn Ave., Studio #1, Sun.Fri.facebook.com/thegreenhouseartistsupstairs,5-10p.m.,Sat.10a.m.-4p.m.,11a.m.-4p.m.
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3. BURLINGTON BEER COMPANY 180 Flynn Ave., burlingtonbeercompany.com Fri. 12 p.m.-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• CowFace (oil on canvas, mixed media)
• Kristian Brevik (whale lanterns)
• Zoe Bishop (oil paintings)
4A Howard St., jodibeingjodi.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Colossal Sanders (digital montage)
• Danielle Jatlow (acrylic on paper, acrylic on canvas, pen on paper)
• Guy Derry [CMBN8R] (print)
• Heather Hayes (mixed media)
• Mellisa Heather Cain (acrylic)
Visit the Vaults at 28 Howard Street to view three floors of artworks submitted by local artists for consideration by an outside juror to win cash prizes for the top three selections. You can weigh in, too!
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MEET THE JUROR: David Griffin
David Griffin is an award-winning artist, illustrator and graphic designer. He attended the Art Institute of Boston in the mid-’70s, where he studied ceramics and graphic design. In the ‘80s and ‘90s, his Griffin Graphics studio was located in three different Pine Street locations in Burlington: the “Alley” (Unsworth Properties), the Soda Plant (formerly Pine Square) and the Maltex building. He is one of the founding board members of SEABA and was one of the original organizers of the South End Art Hop. As a leader and mentor in the Burlington arts community, he was recognized by the Burlington City Council for his 20 years of contributions to the Burlington arts community and for helping to ”nurture creativity and imagination in children of all ages.” As a member of the VCA (Venice Art Center in Florida) he won awards for his original watercolor and oil paintings. He is a self published author and art-book designer. One for a German publisher, Culinaria: The United States, was nominated for a James Beard Award. Another he designed for Florida Artist Hall of Fame artist and photographer, Clyde Butcher, won an international independent book award.Asa maker, he has worked with a plethora of media including ceramic sculpture, silk-screen printing, block print ing, offset printing, lithography, photography, silk painting, batik, airbrush, watercolor, acrylic and oil painting, soft sculpture, metal, and mixed-media sculpture. In 2017 (the 25th anniversary of the Art Hop), David organized a reunion of the original Pine Street artists and businesses. The exhibit “Crunch + Funk” celebrated those who helped to make the South End the thriving community that it is Griffintoday.comes to us by recommendation from Mark Waskow, a longtime arts supporter, collector and SEABA contributor.
• Mike Konrad (woodwork, wall art)
• Julia Davenport, Mystic Medicine Tangles (drawings with ink, pens, pencils, watercolor) KenG (mixed media, felt) • Lauren Hood - Paste Market (collage) • Melissa DeTroy (oil on paper) • Pamela Wilson (smoke-fired ceramic wall tiles) • Rebecca Nase Chomyn (steel and acrylic paint) • Sarah Jerger (mixed media)
2. VINTAGE MARKETPLACELIFESTYLEINSPIRED 180 Flynn Ave., vintageinspired.net Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Brad Lutz (acrylic on canvas) • Brooke Henry (watercolor) • Carin Palsrok-Lilly (mixed) • Carl Rubino (fine art photography) • Cheyenne Longwalker (painting, beadwork earrings)
• Marcel Etienne (watercolor)
• Aleyna Feinberg (acrylic paint and mixed media)
14. LAKE CHOCOLATESCHAMPLAIN
1. SWITCHBACKBREWINGCOMPANY
People’s Choice Award voting takes place during Art Hop weekend only at seaba.com/juried, and the artist with the most votes will also win prize money!
SITES + ARTISTS
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• Jen Ryan Blount (acrylic painting)
660 Pine St., burlingtonrecordplant.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Adam Forguites (oil paintings)
• Chip Haggerty (acrylic on paper)
• Sharon Lamb (photography)
660 Pine St., kalinthomasart.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed 19. ABODE VT 128 Lakeside Ave., abodevermont.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
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• Giovanina Bucci/Marigold Gallery (acrylic)
• Linda Blackerby (abstract acrylic, mixed media)
• Sandra Brown Designs (acrylic)
28. BLUEBIRD FAIRIES
• Sharon Radtke (photography)
• Mark Dabelstein (woodworking) Leo Dabelstein (photography) Steve Parker (illustration)
• Sett Intentions Weaving (fiber art, weaving, natural dyeing) • Tammy Wood (pastel on la carte paper) • woodwoork (collage/print)
• Connie Coleman (fine jewelry)
• Liz Buchanan (mixed media 2D, acrylic/collage)
• Tomomi Ueda (acrylic, watercolor, pastel)
• Jean Kelly (oil on canvas or board)
60. ARTSRIOT 400 Pine St., artsriot.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 4-10 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 61. RETHINK RUNOFF STREAM TEAM MURAL 400 Pine St., winooskinrcd.org Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. closed • Live Artist Mural Painting 62. MASCOMA BANK 431 Pine St., Suite 115, mascomabank.com Fri. closed, Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Kelly O’Neal (abstract landscape photography) 63. KISH 431 Pine St., Suite 215, shop-kish.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Meadow Lane Macrame (macrame, natural fibers, driftwood) 64. BACKSIDE 405 405 Pine St., highergroundmusic.com Check Fri. and Sat. “Hoppenings,” pg. 14 65. BCA STUDIOS 405 Pine St., burlingtoncityarts.org Check Fri. and Sat. “Hoppenings,” pg. 14 66. DEDALUS WINE SHOP, MARKET & WINE BAR 388 Pine St., dedaluswine.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 67. GREAT BAKERYHARVEST+CAFÉ 382 Pine St., greatharvestburlington.com Fri. 5-10 p.m. (may close early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Evi Cundiff (stained glass) 68. SPEAKING VOLUMES BOOKS
OFFICIAL PROGRAM SEABA.COM/ARTHOP BUYART!
• Ceili Seipke (acrylic, composition gold leaf)
• Carl Rubino (fine art photography)
• Marie Davis sculpture/light)(design/installation, • Alison Segar (screen printing, photography)
• Savanah Tebeau-Sherry (pencil and charcoal) • Seb Sweatman (acrylic on canvas) Shaun Glenn (acrylic) • Teresa Celemin (mixed media) • woodwoork (collage)
43. RORY POTS 28 Howard St., Suite 105, rorypots.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Rory Shamlian (ceramics) • Sarah Noel Ceramics (ceramics)
• The Burlington Music Dojo Musicians (various musical instruments)
AMALGAMATEDCULTUREWORKS
• Maggie Standley (mixed media on canvas)
• Jason Pappas (reclaimed wood, acrylic, sand) Jean Cherouny (acrylic on canvas) Jennifer McCandless (ceramic) Jennifer Reardon (acrylic, gouache, ink, collage)
• Giancarlo Filippi (multimedia)
• Linsey Brunner (painting, mixed media)
• Jen Berger and G Cenedella (“viscosity: breaking the binary” a multimedia immersion installation)
• A. Gary Reid (photography on canvas)
• Frankie Gardiner (oil on canvas)
• Cooper Dodds (archival pigment print)
377 Pine St., speakingvolumesvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11a.m.-4 p.m. • Jennifer Burton (oil paintings) • Naomi Goldie (acrylic on canvas) 69. MONTE ART 9 Marble Ave., brookemonte.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11a.m.-4 p.m. • Brooke Monte (oil paint) 70. VERMONT HAND CRAFTERS 377 Pine St., vermonthandcrafters.com Visit vermonthandcrafters.com for more info. 71. PRESERVATIONBURLINGTONWALKINGTOURS & BOOTH 377 Pine St., preservationburlington.com Walking Tours, see Sat. “Hoppenings”
• Amber Awen (digital illustration)
LLC 4 Howard St., I-12, marigoldgalleryvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Giovanina Bucci (acrylic, mixed media) 34. NEW NEW ART STUDIO 4 Howard St., Suite I-17, Fri.susansmereka.com5-10p.m.,Sat.all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Susan Smereka (printmaking, collage, book arts) • Kevin Donegan (sculpture, installation) 35. TIMOTHY FURNITUREWAITE&DESIGN
59. SPEEDER & EARL’S 412 Pine St., speederandearls.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Will C (acrylic, aerosol on canvas)
• CowFace (mixed media) • Dustin Kemp (oil paint, fused glass)
• Ben Merrylees (comics, illustration) • Kate Heilenbach (screen printing)
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420 Pine St., cultureworksvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
28 Howard St., faeber-studio.com Fri. closed, Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Aliza Guttman (silver, gold and gold fill)
• Gerald Fitzpatrick (aluminum diamond plate) • Gordon Rowe (clay, bone, resin, wood)
• Susan Parente (collage, mixed media, pottery) • Sage Route by Camielle Josephine (watercolor, acrylics) • Richard Hill (acrylic)
• Carol Dallas (oil)
• Burlington Community Glass Studio, Terry Zigmund (stained and fused glass)
• Corrine Yonce (paintings, etc.)
• Carin Palsrok-Lilly (papier mâché, acrylic)
52. TOVE WEAR 416 Pine St., tovewear.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. closed
• Brooke Monte (oil on canvas)
• Pamela Wilson (handwoven wool tapestry) • Pamela Easterday (acrylic) • Phoebe Lo (acrylic on canvas) • Rebecca Nase Chomyn (steel)
4 Howard St., Suite I-6, timothywaite.com Fri. 5-10 p.m. (may close early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Timothy Waite (fine hardwood furniture) 36. GROUNDED: CLAY SCULPTURE STUDIO 4 Howard St., rachelmorton.art Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. closed • Rachel Morton (clay) 37. CLAUDE POTTERYLEHMAN
• G Cenedella (multimedia installation)
• Knock Knock Coffins (woodworking)
• Steve Sharon (abstract expressionist acrylic painting)
• Sarah Rosedahl (watercolor, acrylic, mixed media) • Monica Andrews (painting, design) • Emily Moore (paintings, prints)
• Ida Ludlow (acrylic, oil pastel on paper)
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• Lydia Kern (sculpture/installation open studio)
• Sandra Brown (acrylic on canvas)
• Silas Quinn (doodle art)
• Rachel Lindsay (pen and ink)
416 Pine St., E-1, burlingtonglass.net Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Terry Zigmund (stained and fused glass)
53. THE MUSICBURLINGTONDOJO 416 Pine St., burlingtonmusicdojo.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
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4 Howard St., claudelehmanpottery.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Claude Lehman (pottery) 38. GREEN DOOR STUDIO
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54. RIVEN STUDIO 420 Pine St., riven.co Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
55. THE HIVE ON PINE 420 Pine St. off the alley, look for the bees, 2nd flr., mariedavisdesigns.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
57. STERLINGHARDWOODS
• Ring Brook Strings (custom guitars, luthiery) • Elizabeth Bunsen (eco dyeing, textiles) • Dave Gregory (driftwood lamps)
4 Howard St., #A-8, bigheavyworld.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. closed • Multiple artists and art forms 32. SHARON WEBSTER STUDIO
• Ashley Farren (tapestry weaving, fiber, paint)
• Alexa Rivera (basket weaving) • Gretchen Verplanck (clay/glaze)
• Forest City Designs (travel prints and postcards)
42. PROJECT OBJECT VINTAGE 28 Howard St., Suite #106, Fri.povintage.com5-10p.m.,Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Corrine Yonce (painting, mixed media)
• Will C (acrylic, aerosol, mixed media) • Anthill Collective (aerosol, mixed media) 39.
• Jake Blend (mixed media)
• RIVEN (furniture design and studio workshop)
422 Pine St., sterlingfurnitureworks.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Jodi Whalen (silk-screen print) • Josh Sweeney (photography) Julie Winn (digital artwork) Karen Schaefer (oil on canvas)
49. ART HOP ARCHIVES AT SEABA OFFICE 28 Howard St., Suite 303, seaba.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • 30 Years of Art Hop Memorabilia!
• Sterling Hardwoods (custom furniture, woodworking)
• Amalgamated Culture Works (screen printing) • P.T.S.D. Garage Sale (custom bleachdyed shirts and fashion wear)
• Erica Victoria (oil painting on canvas)
28 Howard St., Studio 107, Fri.tonyawhitney.com5-10p.m.,Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Tonya Whitney (acrylic, papier mâché, pencil)
50. E-1 COLLECTIVESTUDIO
44. RENOUN 28 Howard St., renoun.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Renoun Skis (handbuilt downhill skis) 45. CLASS FOUR CO. 28 Howard St., Suite 101A, classfour.co Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. closed 46. FAEBER JEWELRYSTUDIO
51. AO GLASS 416 Pine St., aoglass.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. closed • AO Glass (live glass blowing, glass goods)
• Tove Ohlander (watercolors)
31. BIG HEAVY WORLD / 105.9FM THE RADIATOR / THE TINY MUSEUM OF VERMONT MUSIC HISTORY
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• Caleb Bjork (stained glass)
• Erin Hanley (wood)
• Jen Berger (multimedia installation)
• Megan Hack (oil on canvas)
• Kevin Donegan (plywood, steel, concrete) Linda Blackerby (acrylic, mixed media) • Liz Buchanan (mixed media, acrylic, collage) • Longina Smolinski (porcelain) • Mae Juniper Stokes (oil)
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• Johnny Day Durand (collage) • Parker Pitone (miniature diorama)
47. HONOR LEATHER 28 Howard St., honorleather.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Tony Cobb and Meg Percival (leather goods) • Keilani Lime (painter, focal point design, acrylic with texture)
40. THE VAULTS - JURIED SHOW 28 Howard St., seaba.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Eric Eickmann (acrylic, urethane on canvas)
• Britton Blanchard (ceramic)
• Jennifer Carusone (embroidery on canvas) Joanne Kalisz (acrylic on canvas)
4 Howard St., greendoor.studio Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • 20th Anniversary Group Show • Nicole Christman (acrylic, mixed media)
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48. CASEY STUDIOSBLANCHARD 28 Howard St., Fri.caseyblanchard.com#204,5-10p.m.(mayclose early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Casey Blanchard (monoprint)
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4 Howard St., sharonwebster.com Fri. closed, Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. closed • Sharon Webster (mixed media, poetry) 33. MARIGOLD GALLERY
• Rodney Lowe (oil, charcoal, pastels, colored pencil, acrylics)
• Christel Nase (naturally dyed cotton fiber, driftwood)
• Bruce Hasse (wood, metal)
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• Sarah Letteney (illustrator)
56. AT THE ROOT The Hive, 420 Pine St., attherootvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • jen berger and G Cenedella (multimedia installation)
58. THE LAMP SHOP 424 Pine St., shopthelamp.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Julia Macdonald (acrylic on canvas)
• Zoe Ink (paper, letterpress)
• Wylie Garcia (acrylic paintings) 96. VENETIAN SODA LOUNGE 266 Pine St., Suite Fri.venetiangingerale.com122,5-10p.m.,Sat.open, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 97. ALICE & MAGICIANTHE 266 Pine St., Suite Fri.aliceandthemagician.com118,5-10p.m.,Sat.open,Sun. closed 98. BRIO COFFEEWORKS 266 Pine St., Suite 116, briocoffeeworks.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Sheri Mulligan-Jones (oil and cold wax painting) • Jessica Niczyporowicz (stained glass) • Nick Skarmeas (works in metal)
• Longina Smolinski (acrylic)
• Jen Kahn Jewelry (jewelry)
• Bill Lutz (pencil, inks, digital media) • Savanah Tebeau-Sherry (screen prints, acrylic, pencil)
80. DOSTIE BROS. FRAME SHOP 308 Pine St., Suite Fri.dostiebrosframeshop.com101,5-10p.m.(maycloseearly), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 81. VERMONT POSTER 308 Pine St., vermontposter.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Justin Gelanis (mixed media, digital)
• Mae Stokes (oil) • Giancarlo Filippi (acrylic)
• Ergo Pottery (ceramics) • Jess Polanshek (illustration) • Pleasant Ranch (mixed media, wood)
• Bonnie Griffith (mixed media) • Teresa Celemin (oil) • Martha Hull (acrylic prints)
• Jason Pappas (wood, sand, acrylic)
• Kelly Hedglin Bowen (writing)
• Bethany Andrews-Nichols (design, block-printing)
• Collection of Vermont Artists (mixed)
82. THIRTY-ODD 270 Pine St., thirtyodd.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Jennifer Reardon-Brown (mixed media)
• Jason Gorcoff (oil) • Susi Ryan (wool fiber) • Melissa Sauer (acrylic)
83. GROOVES AND GRAIN 270 Pine St., Suite 2, groovesandgrain.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Alyssa Guyette (leather)
• Iskra Print Collective (silk screen print sale) • Shelter Cultivation Project (artist and maker shop) • Public Vintage (vintage clothes, homewares) • Earth & Salt (modern adult toy store) 110. EARTH AND SALT 47 Maple St., Suite Fri.earthandsaltshop.com101,5-10p.m.(mayclose early), Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Lyndy Bazile (prints, photographs) 111. APOTHECARYRAILYARD
85. THE S.P.A.C.E. GALLERY STUDIO ARTISTS 266 Pine St., Suite Sun.Fri.spacegalleryvt.com105,5-10p.m.,Sat.allday,11a.m.-4p.m.
• André Beaulieu (oil) • Johnine Hoehn (ceramic) • Dakin Fuller (acrylic, ink, textile)
• Thea WH (cosmetics, collage, vector illustration) • Christine Henninger (manipulated digital photography)
• recycle moe (mixed, recycled)
• Kevin Ruelle (watercolor posters)
• Alexandra Victoria (plaster, natural fibers, acrylic on wood)
• Candace Slack (acrylic)
• Jason Boyd (woven fabric painting)
• Erin Bundock (illustration, mixed media) • Sara Gratz (textile taxidermy)
339A Pine St., pinbox3000.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Ben t. Matchstick and more! (cardboard)
• Emelia Prince Ruyle (hand-dyed silks, vintage clothing) 102. JENNIFER KAHN JEWELRY 266 Pine St., Suite Fri.jenniferkahnjewelry.com225,5-10p.m.,Sat.allday, Sun. closed • Jennifer Kahn (jewelry) 103. ABBY DESIGNSHOUSTON 266 Pine St., abbyhustondesigns.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Abby Houston (clothing, wearables) 104. PEPPER LEE CBD 266 Pine St., pepperleecbd.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • CBD hemp care products 105. PRIVATEYEZ STUDIO 266 Pine St., privateyezstudio.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Tattoo studio, clothing, art 106. STASH FABRIC 266 Pine St., Suite 221, stashfabricvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Fabric, Sewing Materials 107. SLOW PROCESS 266 Pine St., Suite 226, slow-process.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Slow Process (clothing) 108. AIKIDO VALLEYCHAMPLAINOF
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• Matt Jenkins (ink illustrations, digital)
85. THE S.P.A.C.E. GALLERY ARTIST MEMBERS 266 Pine St., Suite 105, spacegalleryvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
87. BEENANZA 266 Pine St., Suite Fri.beenanzadesign.com103,5-10p.m.,Sat.10a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Vermont Tribe Art (fiber)
• Megan Marie (photography)
• Stephen Sharon (acrylic)
• John Brickels (ceramics) The Sugah Fund (mixed) • Alison Parsons (batik) • Ember and Roam (candles)
• Flip (mixed media) • Sunniva Dutcher (illustration) • Drumming Beetle (fiber, pillows)
• Sarah Rosedahl (watercolor, acrylic, mixed media) • Robert W. Brunelle (watercolor, acrylic, mixed media)
• Linda Dulleba (oil paint with cold wax medium) • Deana Allgaier (watercolor and gouache)
• Eric Eickmann (paint on canvas and wood)
• Alan Shulman (acrylic)
• Alex Costantino (ceramics, acrylic)
• May Day Studio (paper, letterpress)
• Aaron Stein (license plates, mixed media) 89. STUDIO OF TUCKER-KETCHAMSAGE 266 Pine St. #219 at The Soda Plant, Fri.sagetuckerketcham.comclosed,Sat.closed,Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
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• Deana Allgier (watercolor)
• M. M. Moyer (acrylic, oil, graphite)
257 Pine St., burlingtonaikido.org Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sun. closed • See “Hoppenings” and “Kids Hop” pg. 14 109. KARMA BIRD HOUSE 47 Maple St., thekarmabirdhouse.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., (may close early) Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sun. hours will be posted • Anywhere from Anywhere (group exhibition in gallery)
• A. Gary Reid (framed nature photography)
77. EICKMANN ART & FRIENDS 339 Pine St., ericeickmann.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • Eric Eickmann (painting, apparel)
• Heather Stearns (collage on upcycled canvases)
• Ethan Miller (custom built speakers)
• Sam Martin (acrylic, mixed media) • Morgan Bailey (acrylic, mixed media) • Mark Elliot-Schwabe (metalsmith)
• Jason Pappas (sculpture, mixed media)
• Dorsey Hogg (discarded books, paper pulp mediums)
• Courtney Reckord Jewelry (jewelry)
• Sage Tucker-Ketcham (oil painting) 90. ALKAME CO. 266 Pine St., Suite 107, alkameco.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
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• Adler Ceramics (ceramics) • Marsha Drake Jewelry (jewelry)
• Zobird Pottery (ceramics) • Colossal Sanders (humor, illustration)
84. CONANT METAL & LIGHT 270 Pine St., conantmetalandlight.com Fri. 5-10 p.m. (may close early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed • Peter Benjamin (painting)
• K.B. Ceramics (ceramics) • Leanne Shunney (illustration)
• Trey Hancock (painting) • Mac Weaver (collage, acrylic) • Julia Chalmers (minature sculptures)
• Dana Talmo (acrylic, ink, mixed media)
• Christy Mitchell (mixed media, collage)
• Humble Bee Botanicals (botanicals)
• The Black Artist Showcase (poetry, music, visual art) 92. PITCHFORK PICKLE 266 Pine St., pitchforkpickle.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., (may close early) Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed
• Andie Asacker (music, movement) 78. RESOURCEBURLINGTON
• Corey Armpriester (photography)
• Martha Hull (illustration)
• Eli Bart (charcoal, graphite) • Ashley Roark (mixed-media collage) • Jeff Bruno (oil, acrylic, charcoal) • Richard Brunelle (acrylic)
• Sasha Finnell 91. DEMOCRACY CREATIVE 266 Pine St., democracycreative.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
72. CASA COLLECTIVE 377 Pine St., Suite 2, avstudioco.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Mark Eliot Schwabe (metalsmith)
• Sandra Brown (acrylic)
• Phoebe Lo (illustration, painting) 99. TOM GIRL JUICE 266 Pine St., tomgirl.co Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 100. CATO AND COMPANY 266 Pine St., Studio Fri.pamelalynnwilson.com221,5-10p.m.,Sat.4-10p.m. Sun. closed • Catie Owen (wildflower seed paper cards, screen print) 101. EXPLORE DESIGNS 266 Pine St., Suite 224, explore-designs.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Dakin Fuller (acrylic on canvas, fiber arts)
339 Pine St., resourcevt.org Fri. closed, Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • ReSource Coin Toss 79. CITIZEN CIDER 316 Pine St., citizencider.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
345 Pine St., burlingtonfarmersmarket.org Fri. closed, Sat. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sun. closed. See “Kids Hop” on pg. 14 75. PINE STREET STUDIOS 339A Pine St. Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Meadow Lane Macrame (macrame, fiber) • Root Studio (glass) • Hilary Love Glass (illustration)
• Nikki Laxar (hand-cut collage, acrylic) • Jeff Bruno (oil, acrylic, graphite)
88. REVIVAL STUDIO 266 Pine St., revivalstudio.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
73. BARGE MARKETCANAL 377 Pine St., bargecanalmarketvt.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Gin Ferrara (acrylic, watercolor) • cap man (acrylic, spray paint, mixed media)
• Katharine Montstream (watercolor, oil) 95. SOAPBOX ARTS 266 Pine St., Suite 119, soapboxarts.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Big Girl Company (ceramics)
• waya usdi/colin (mixed media, acrylic)
• Music, art, food and drinks
• Matthew Tetreault (metal sculpture)
• Jean Kelly (oil) • Robert Fahey (photographs)
• Mikayla Messier (acrylic, oil)
• Zac Whidby (collage)
86. REMAKER FURNITURE 266 Pine Street, Lot at Spaceman Mural Sun.Fri.instagram.com/remakerfurniture5-10p.m.,Sat.allday,11a.m.-4p.m. • Gillian Klein (furniture)
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• Linda Blackerby (acrylic, mixed media) • Kristin Dexter (collage) • Andrew Prendimano (mixed-media illustration)
270 Battery St., railyardapothecary.com Fri. 5-10 p.m. (may close early), Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. closed 112. THE WINTER SUN COLLECTIVE 187 S. Winooski Ave., instagram.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. closed, Sun. closed ARTISTS
• Julianna Brazill (illustrations) 74.
• Andrea Currie (illustration, sculpture)
• Matt Larson (acrylic, mixed media)
• Pievy Polyte (ink on canvas) 93. CHARLOTTEDWORSHAK 266 Pine St. #120, charlottedworshak.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. all day, Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Grey Owl Design (mixed, wood)
• Kayla Sheltry (ink, embroidery, paint)
• John Marius (metals)
• John Berkey (mixed media) • Francesca Genello (jewelry)
• Colleen Murphy (mixed media) • Marian Willmott (oil)
• Kathleen Shulman (mixed media)
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• Morgan Grace Art (painting, jewelry)
• Charlotte Dworshak (acrylic) 94. KATHARINEMONTSTREAMPAINTINGSTUDIO 266 Pine St. #120, kmmstudio.com Fri. 5-10 p.m., Sat. 1-7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Jessica Avery (mixed media) • Nina Dahlstedt Buss (watercolor) • Jake Blend (digital illustration) • Caroline Siegfried (acrylic)
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“When we had breakfast after staying overnight, I was always like, ‘Look at these Mafia guys,’” Bunnell said of the photo depicting a group of men in threepiece suits in front of the original Pine Street plant. “It’s always inspired me as a filmmaker and storyteller.” Originally, Bunnell just wanted to make videos about the soda. But people liked his take on the spicy ginger ale, made with organic ginger juice, lime juice, cane sugar and cinnamon sticks. So District Daiquiri
Hop on Pop Venetian Soda Lounge adds fizz to Burlington’s South End
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N ostalgia is big in the food and drink world right now. Restaurants across the country are embracing midwestern casseroles, blooming onions and wedge salads. In May, the New York Times predicted that the Dirty Shirley — a vodka-spiked version of the childhood classic — would be the drink of the summer.Thenew Venetian Soda Lounge in Burlington’s Soda Plant takes nostalgia back even further — to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The lounge is a familyfriendly soda fountain by day and a Prohibitionthemed speakeasy with boozy drinks by night, and it opened just in time for the South End Art Hop.The launch of the lounge in late August was a full-circle moment for Venetian Beverages owner Justin Bunnell and for the soda brand itself: The Soda Plant was Venetian’s original home back in Early1917.visitors to the Soda Lounge, which occupies the former CO Cellars space at Suite 122, were greeted with a video recounting Venetian’s history. Bunnell made it wearing his other hat: video producer and owner of RetroMotion Creative.
“Our story takes you on an adventure from continent to continent across a great vast sea,” the video begins. At the turn of the 20th century, Michael C. Dorn — Bunnell’s great-great-grandfa ther — immigrated to the United States from war-torn Europe. Dorn opened a café in Burlington, where he was known as “the master of the silver shaker,” whipping up intriguing aperitifs. Prohibition halted Dorn’s cocktail shaking, but “his ingenuity allowed him to pivot,” the video continues. He began experimenting with carbonated bever ages, creating his Venetian Ginger Ale. Dorn and his three sons then launched
M. & F.C. Dorn Bottling and headquar tered their plant at the building now known as the Soda Plant — a nod to its beverage heyday. Sales of Dorn’s ginger ale spread throughout the Northeast until, “just as sure as fizz in a soda,” the video recounts, the company pivoted again during World War II. This time it switched to co-packing and beer distribution, and the Venetian brand was “forgotten to history.” Bunnell revived the brand in 2017, creating a ginger ale inspired by his great-great-grandfather’s recipe. Bunnell had grown up hearing stories about the family business — including tales of bootlegging during Prohibition. He was fascinated by a photo that hung in his grandparents’ Milton home when he was a kid.
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Justin Bunnell (left) and Liam McCurdy
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Venetian Beverages has partnered with the lounge’s next-door neighbor, Brio Coffeeworks, to expand and share each business’ space. A garage door separating the two will be open during the day so that Brio’s patrons can grab a couch in the Soda Lounge to enjoy their coffee. At night, Soda Lounge customers can spill into Brio’s shop; a new bar space between the two, which Venetian Beverages is subleasing, will allow bartenders to serve on both sides.
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Bunnell inherited a box full of historic Venetian beverages memo rabilia when his grandfather passed away. The photos, marketing materials and even an original root beer bottle — with soda still in it — are on display at the Soda Lounge. Mike Turner of the Barre-based Arcana Workshop, who builds props for RetroMotion Creative’s videos, constructed sculp tures and added faux-mirror arches above the windows to give the space an art deco feel.
A piano sits in front of the video screen, ready to host a regular roster of local musicians and other entertainment focused on era-appropriate jazz.
The collaboration extends to both companies’ menus, too. For the Soda Lounge’s soft opening, Brio offered the Nice Neighbor, a special espresso Dark ’n’ Stormy made with Venetian Ginger Ale and a double shot of Brio’s Calypso espresso blend. The drink was served over ice with a maraschino cherry and finished with an aromatic spritz of Spicy Ginger Mist from another Soda Plant biz: Alice & the Magician.
The Soda Lounge’s cocktail menu features a play on the ubiquitous espresso martini. Called Jetfuel, it’s made with Brio’s flash-chilled espresso, vodka from Black Flannel Distilling in Essex and Amaro Averna. “If it wasn’t for Brio, for [cofound ers] Magda and Nate [Van Dusen], we would never do this,” Bunnell said. “The collaborative efforts of the Soda Plant areBunnellawesome.”also credited Soda Plant owner Steve Conant for his work in bringing the space back to life as a small-business hub. In recent years, the founder of Conant Metal & Light has turned the old bottling plant into an exciting entrepreneurial incubator, bringing in businesses such as Brio, Tomgirl and Pitchfork Pickle.
“I remember my grandfather saying this place was a piece of shit,” Bunnell said with a laugh. “But Steve had the vision.” Once more businesses began opening at the Soda Plant in 2019, Bunnell understood Conant’s vision, and returning Venetian to its original home “made perfect sense,” he Beyondsaid. its role as a drinking destina tion, the Soda Lounge is also a testing ground for future Venetian Beverages flavors. All of the Soda Lounge’s syrups — from blueberry pie to maple cola to six-spice pineapple — are made in-house in small batches, many from local ingredients. Whatever’s most popular, Bunnell said, will go into cans for distribution. INFO Venetian Soda Lounge, 266 Pine venetiansodalounge.comBurlington,Street,881-0975,
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A skilled jerk was a “consummate show man, innovator and freelance linguist,” Witzel“Youwrote.won’t be a success in the hospitality industry unless you’re truly hospitable,” McCurdy said with a smile, as he jerked sodas and shook cocktails one by one, until the bar was a rainbow of beverages, both bubbly andBunnellboozy. sipped one of McCurdy’s syrup experiments, a raspberry cream, as the two discussed how it could transform a mudslide or a daiquiri — or whatever their customers dream up, from soda to spritz. “Making something like this is kind of like directing a movie,” Bunnell said. “You’re directing an experience for people. And I really want them to enjoy the nostalgia.” m
Liam McCurdy making the Art District Daiquiri
Like at any good soda fountain, the fizzy drinks are jerked to order. The bartender adds housemade syrups to a glass and then hits it with bubbling water from the bar’s carbonation tower. Customers can order a soda float: a dollop of vanilla or chocolate creemee on ginger ale or any other jerked soda. Creemees are also available on their own or in a variety of mudslides, from traditional to the Espresso Slide, which includes Brio’s espresso, vanilla vodka, Carolans Irish Cream, cream soda syrup and vanilla creemee. Seeking something savory? The food options include simple cheese boards, pretzel sticks, and a menu of classic franks, sausages and veggie dogs. Most of the soda syrups can also be transformed into cocktails. Lemontarragon syrup goes into a twist on the classic Vesper; strawberry syrup amps up the Art District Daiquiri; and blue berry pie syrup sweetens the Southend Blueberry.“It’slike the soda shop’s the front for the speakeasy,” Bunnell said. The man transforming the syrups is Liam McCurdy. A week before the Soda Lounge’s soft opening, McCurdy was behind the bar, decked out in suspend ers and a straw boater hat. The longtime bartender already embodied the energy of an old-timey soda jerk — a role Michael Karl Witzel called “the pop cul ture star of the Gilded Age” in his 2002 book The American Drive-In Restaurant
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“I worked nights in a restaurant and by day would walk around [the city],” Dworshak says. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, she recalls, “For the first time I had an urge to make things for my home.” She started by making simple block prints of minimalist landscapes and found she enjoyed experimenting with color. Then her prints began to reflect a favorite family vacation spot back east: Martha’s Vineyard. To her amazement, “People wanted to buy them!” she says. “And that was how it began.” Dworshak, now 31, returned to her hometown in 2017. “I was excited to come back — I’d been away eight years — and experience Burlington as an adult,” she says. Painting in the studio with Montstream, her work has quickly Charlotte Dworshak Painting by Charlotte Dworshak
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All in the Family South End studio, emerging painter Charlotte Dworshak works with a master: her mom
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Mom is Katharine Montstream, a highly successful Vermont artist whose paintings of landscapes and florals are also reproduced in popular greeting cards. She remembers those kiddie lessons in the car. “We walk through the world, and we assume what color things are,” Montstream says. “It was more about teaching them to be observant of nature, not just art.” Dworshak notes that growing up surrounded by art was more influential than she realized at the time. She gives equal props to her dad, Alan Dworshak, for running the Montstream enterprise — including a prominent gallery in downtown Burlington. “He’s really good at selling art,” Charlotte Dworshak says. “It’s hard to sell your own work.” The confluence of artistic and busi ness acumen in the same household is rare. Painting alongside a parent might be, too. Yet these days, Dworshak is frequently working away in the Soda Plant space she shares with her mother. The fast-motion videos she posts on Instagram underscore the idea that Dworshak is racing to finish another piece — or six. Though amusing, the videos symbolize her devotion to master ing the craft. “I want to be an incredible artist in 15 to 20 years, so I’m just taking the steps to get there,” she says. “You learn technique by making as much as you can. You learn from every Dworshakpainting.”initially had no interest in joining the family business. She left Vermont to attend the University of Colorado Boulder, where she majored in English literature, and then spent several years in Los Angeles. (It’s another parallel with Montstream, who also went to college in Colorado and lived on the West Coast before moving to Vermont.)
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“I’ve always loved still lifes and never thought I was good enough to do them,” she says. “Then I did one and thought, Holy shit! I realized I had a sense of color.”
“People always leave surprised and happy,” she reports.
Dworshak admits to feeling a bit of “impostor syndrome,” but she’s grateful about the turn her life has taken toward art. “I learned from my mother to see beauty and magic all around you,” she says. “I feel so lucky to be able to do this.”
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evolved: “I take hard-left turns every other week,” Dworshak describes. Her landscapes now involve more depth and detail; her floral still lifes have a pleasing, Henri Matisse-like coherence.
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Already a self-taught photographer, Dworshak has been taking classes — in painting and ceramics — at the Shelburne Craft School. She also occasionally leads some paint-and-sip sessions herself. “I’m good at teaching those because I’ve only been [painting] for two years,” Dworshak says. She believes the participants take encouragement from her just-do-it attitude.
Dworshak also discovered she doesn’t need to bother with exacting detail: “I just do the shapes,” she says. “It doesn’t need to be perfect; it can be loose and playful.”While
Montstream uses oil and watercolor and works on multiple paintings at once, Dworshak favors fast-drying acrylic and turning out as many pieces as possible, one after another. Despite their di erent approaches, Dworshak acknowledges that her mother “is hugely inspirational and helpful. I still learn a lot from her — I’ve probably watched her make thousands of paintings.”Inturn,Montstream appreciates her daughter’s observations in the studio: “She’s really good at helping me critique through things I might not be so certain of,” she says. “Charlotte has an incredible eye for seeing spatial relationships and color. If you’re not sure something’s working, it’s really helpful to have honest feedback.” Dworshak also acknowledges the support of her longtime friend Patricia Trafton, whom she’s known since kindergarten. Trafton owns Soapbox Arts, a gallery right next door in the Soda Plant. “I learn a lot from Patricia,” Dworshak says — in particular about the business of selling art.
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