The University of Vermont Extension and the Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station work with Vermont maple-syrup makers to improve the state’s signature crop.
Christylez Bacon discusses the importance of improvisation in hip-hop and accepts a challenge to create a freestyle rap using ten random words.
Professor Charlie Bamforth from UC Davis delivers a wonderful talk about the positive merits of America’s favorite cold beverage.
We pick a few of our favorite visitor photos or videos every day, and take them to a wider audience by featuring them on our Festival blog.
Over the past two weeks, a Quilting Bee workshop has sprung up under a tent, dedicated to helping the public create 3′ x 6′ panels to add to The AIDS Memorial Quilt.
While curators are extremely busy during the Festival, they do often carry their cameras with them and remember to take photos now and then.
The mercury reached 105 degrees today, and still we witnessed some awesome feats at the Festival.
At the Test Kitchen, three universities entered their cheeses into a blind taste-test competition.
This delicious salad features important Salish traditional foods, including huckleberry and wood sorrel.