This weekend in Chittenden County, VT

At Burnham Memorial Library’s festive truck-or-treat gathering, representatives from the Historical Society make their debut, dressed in historical costumes and sharing seasonal treats.

Celebrate Halloween in costume and enjoy free museum admission and Halloween candy. You can also stop by just for the candy.

Jesse James DeConto of The Pinkerton Raid is known for a Beatles-tinged, dreamlike folk sound highlighted by Americana Highways. His songwriting reflects an 80s upbringing steeped in Star Wars, Tolkien, and Laurel Canyon influences. He has appeared at AVLFest and Mile of Music, sharing stages with River Whyless and Carsie Blanton, and he channels a strong, fatherly resolve into his protest songs.

Pink Talking Fish is a hybrid tribute that blends the music of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish into a cohesive, story-like concert experience. It channels the sweeping emotion associated with Pink Floyd, the layered, danceable rhythms of Talking Heads, and the playful, shape-shifting compositions of Phish, all woven into a single show that celebrates the communities these bands have inspired. The lineup features Eric Gould on bass, Richard James or Stephen Learson on keyboards, Zack Burwick on drums, and Cal Kehoe on guitar, musicians united by a deep love for these influential catalogs and a desire to present them in a fresh way. Discovering musical connections is part of the fun, whether it is sliding On The Run into the heart of You Enjoy Myself, tucking Sand into the groove of Slippery People, or crafting medleys that move from Run Like Hell to Making Flippy Floppy to Piper and back again, as well as linking Mike’s Song with Have a Cigar, Once in a Lifetime, and Weekapaug Groove. The concept keeps evolving, the momentum stays high, and every performance offers a new twist, so no two shows are alike.

Experience a night of fright and terror where your ghoulish side takes the floor and becomes the entertainment. Prizes will be awarded to the top three.

A relaxed craft and skillshare gathering at the Burlington Odd Fellows welcomes people to create, learn from one another, and spend time with fellow makers in a friendly community setting. Bring a personal project in craft, art, mending, or another hobby, or make use of materials from the shared art supply library. All experience levels are encouraged to take part, from seasoned creators to those just getting started. The gathering takes place upstairs in the Odd Fellows Hall. Please note that the space is accessible only by stairs, and there is no elevator.