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Burlington's Brain and Beats: Climate Talks Meet Live Music Monday
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Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Monday, February 23rd.
What a vibrant start to the week here in Burlington, folks. Today kicks off with some timely brainpower at the University of Vermont. Right now, from 8am in the UVM Medical Center's Davis Auditorium, dive into Inner Skills for Climate Resilience, a free talk unpacking tools for tackling our polycrisis world, straight from experts ready to equip you with real strategies for tougher times ahead. That flows right into a 2pm book talk and reception on climate justice with Sarah Jaquette Ray, also free and open to all, sparking conversations that hit home as we face Vermont's wild weather shifts. At 3:30pm, catch Dammed if You Do, a streamed seminar on Vermont hydropower's water quality clashes, blending science and policy to shape our energy future without drowning local ecosystems. And don't sleep on the 5pm STEM Networking Night, connecting innovators for jobs and ideas that could launch your next big break.
Professionals and students, head to the Grossman School's Marketing and Analytics Career Showcase from 11am to 2pm in the Keller Room, where industry pros share how data and creativity drive real-world impact, with walk-ins welcome and PEAKS points for UVM cats. Evening thinkers, the First Congregational Church hosts worship at 10:30am, followed by Tai Chi from 3pm to ease your mind and body into the week.
Music lovers, tonight at 7:30pm, Higher Ground in South Burlington rocks with The Lowdown, an 18-plus show delivering high-energy vibes that get our local scene pulsing, perfect for shaking off winter blues and connecting with fellow fans.
Looking ahead, Foam Brewers on the waterfront stays your go-to for free live tunes, like virtuosic jazz quartet Sprezzatura this Friday at 8pm, legendary guitarist Paul Asbell Saturday, and brunch beats with EmaLou and The Beat Sunday afternoon. UVM's Evening With the Cats Friday night blends exhibitions and performances for just five bucks affiliates. Flynn Center's jazz fest opener last night set the tone, with more rhythm exploding soon.
Whether you're networking, learning, or jamming, Burlington's buzzing with ways to grow, groove, and give back today. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
What a vibrant start to the week here in Burlington, folks. Today kicks off with some timely brainpower at the University of Vermont. Right now, from 8am in the UVM Medical Center's Davis Auditorium, dive into Inner Skills for Climate Resilience, a free talk unpacking tools for tackling our polycrisis world, straight from experts ready to equip you with real strategies for tougher times ahead. That flows right into a 2pm book talk and reception on climate justice with Sarah Jaquette Ray, also free and open to all, sparking conversations that hit home as we face Vermont's wild weather shifts. At 3:30pm, catch Dammed if You Do, a streamed seminar on Vermont hydropower's water quality clashes, blending science and policy to shape our energy future without drowning local ecosystems. And don't sleep on the 5pm STEM Networking Night, connecting innovators for jobs and ideas that could launch your next big break.
Professionals and students, head to the Grossman School's Marketing and Analytics Career Showcase from 11am to 2pm in the Keller Room, where industry pros share how data and creativity drive real-world impact, with walk-ins welcome and PEAKS points for UVM cats. Evening thinkers, the First Congregational Church hosts worship at 10:30am, followed by Tai Chi from 3pm to ease your mind and body into the week.
Music lovers, tonight at 7:30pm, Higher Ground in South Burlington rocks with The Lowdown, an 18-plus show delivering high-energy vibes that get our local scene pulsing, perfect for shaking off winter blues and connecting with fellow fans.
Looking ahead, Foam Brewers on the waterfront stays your go-to for free live tunes, like virtuosic jazz quartet Sprezzatura this Friday at 8pm, legendary guitarist Paul Asbell Saturday, and brunch beats with EmaLou and The Beat Sunday afternoon. UVM's Evening With the Cats Friday night blends exhibitions and performances for just five bucks affiliates. Flynn Center's jazz fest opener last night set the tone, with more rhythm exploding soon.
Whether you're networking, learning, or jamming, Burlington's buzzing with ways to grow, groove, and give back today. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI