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After a Lost Pandemic Year, the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival Is Back

The 2021 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival won't be the biggest. And it probably won't be the best. Considering the festival's storied 38-year run, that's a.

Obituary: Tony Markellis, 1952-2021

Tony Markellis Tony Markellis, one of our community’s most talented, respected and beloved musicians, passed away in his sleep on April 29, at the all-too-early age of 68. Tony’s talent on the bass was eclipsed only by his heart, wry wit, soulfulness and generosity of spirit, which deeply touched everyone who was lucky enough to have him as a part of their lives. In addition to being a mainstay on the Burlington music scene for more than 45 years, Tony was omnipresent and equally beloved in his adopted hometown of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. For the past 18 years, Tony also gained national prominence playing bass in Phish front man Trey Anastasio’s eponymous sideline band.

Things to do in St Augustine this week, including concerts, food fest

What a week coming up! Along with the weather, events are heating up, with music, food and art on the calendar. You can’t miss no matter what you choose to do any or all, they’re all right here. And this is just a sampling of what’s happening in this area. 5th annual St. Augustine Plein Air Paint Out During this four-day artistic event, which started on April 22, artists from around the country will capture the scenic beauty of the area, including downtown and historic locations, like the Lightner Museum, Castillo de San Marcos and Aviles Street, and Anastasia Island beaches. And passersby can watch the creative process.

A few thoughts about missing live music, in a year of missing so much

A few thoughts about missing live music, in a year of missing so much © COURTESY LIZA VOLL An empty Flynn theater in Burlington. I always knew live music was a major part of my life, in that same way we know blinking and swallowing are major parts of our lives. We don’t have to think about it. We just do it. Then in mid-March, live music stopped happening. Suddenly I had to think about it. When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down public gatherings, crippling the concert industry for the rest of 2020, it hit me hard. I spend a big chunk of my life buzzing about the concert I was just at, thrilling at the concert I’m at now or looking forward to the next one on my list. That constant momentum in my life was gone.

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