Brent Hallenbeck is an arts and entertainment writer based in Vermont, focusing on local stories in the Burlington area. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant arts and culinary scene of Vermont, Brent's articles cover a range of topics including restaurant reviews, film releases, music concerts, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications including the Burlington Free Press, Yahoo News, GateHouse Media New England, The Bulletin, and Norwich, Conn.
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By: Brent Hallenbeck
The 11th event honoring Andy “A_Dog” Williams takes place Saturday, Aug. 31, at the Andy A_Dog Williams Skatepark in Burlington. The celebration features a skate jam, food truck, live bands, DJs and other activities honoring the life of late Vermont club DJ.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Kevin Smith shot out of nowhere thirty years ago to become a Cannes- and Sundance-honored filmmaker for his made-on-a-shoestring comedy “Clerks.” Sudden success for a filmmaker means sudden requests for press tours and film screenings followed by pithy remarks during question-and-answer sessions.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Additions include a rehearsal space and scene shop so the theater will no longer be out of commission for performances while companies prepare shows.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
There’s something about September that inspires creativity. Earth, Wind & Fire hoped you remembered dancing in September. “Try to Remember” from “The Fantasticks” mined similarly nostalgic territory. Kurt Weill wasn’t exactly a sentimental ol’ fool, but his “September Song” hits a deep, reflective vibe.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
In its second year, the Imagine Zero Music Festival will run amplifiers, lights and microphones with a solar trailer delivered by electric vehicle.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Mosquitos are definitely a bane of summer life in Vermont, but rarely like this.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Parties take place this month in Burlington, Waitsfield, St. Albans and Stowe with music, bratwurst, stein-hoisting contests and plenty of beer
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Studios open their doors, restaurants and food trucks quench the hunger and thirst of South End Art Hop visitors and musicians entertain their ears.
By: Brent Hallenbeck
The Burlington Free Press At the Hop: Artists welcome visitors to the South End Art Hop in Burlington Link Copied
By: Brent Hallenbeck
Cemeteries are vast repositories for people who have passed. Really, though, they’re vast repositories for history, as these famous Vermonters show.
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