Saturday July 26 2014

We are currently laying out our community center to include places for
local artists to show their art. Our community center offers a supportive
environment for people who are recovering from trauma and would like
to display art done by participants of our services, as well as other local
artists during the Ramble and beyond!
279 North Winooski Ave.
35.Gnarnia
Cooperative games for goofballs.
188 North Union St.
36.Radio Bean
Live music! 12pm» Acoustic Brunch with Abbie Morin (2 sets); 5:30pm»
Ben Slotnick (Traditional Folk); 7pm» Roy Davis (of The Coloradas)
(Americana/ Folk); 8pm» Alan Semerdjian (Indie Folk); 9pm» Clara Berry
(Alt Pop); 10:30pm» Carraway: Album Release Show (Pop Alternative
Rock); 11:59pm» Clay Man (Jazz/ Rock).
94 Pearl St.
50.St. Paul’s Cathedral
2 Cherry St.
51.99 Asian Market & Eatery
242 North Winooski Ave.
52.Old North End Variety Store
142 North Winooski Ave.
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July 26
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53.COTS (Committee on Temporary Shelter)
95 North Ave.
54.The Community Health Centers of Burlington
617 Riverside Ave.
55.African Safari Store & Deli
78 North St.
56.Opportunities Credit Union
92 North Ave.
57.Vantage Press
115 North St.
58.Olde Northender Pub
23 North St.
59.Chubby Muffin
88 Oak St.
8 North Winooski Ave.
Sat., July 26, 2014
Gordon Stamp & Engraving,
Local Motion & Nunyuns
197 North Winooski Ave.
49.Diversity Hair Salon
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48.Barrio Bakery & Pizza Barrio
Burlington
12-22 North St.
Beverage &
Vermont Green
Redemption
Offices
Center
160 North Winooski Ave. (Corner of North St. and No. Winooski Ave.)
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47.Mawuhi African Market
O.N.E. Arts
Collective
5 Lakeview Terrace
University of Vermont
Department of Community
Development and Applied Economics
241 North Winooski Ave.
46.ONE OF A KIND Bed and Breakfast
www.theramble.org
YOUR LOVING RAMBLE BOARD:
34.The Wellness Coop
45.Champlain Senior Center
Jeannie Waltz, Co-Coordinator (2011 - Current); Merchandise
Maven (2005 - Current)
Darshana Bolt, Co-Coordinator (2010 - 2011; Current)
Heather Driscoll, Co-Founder and Coordinator (2004 - 2010)
Lee Anderson, Co-Founder (2004 - Current)
Michael Nedell, Webmaster and Field Days founder (2004)
AJ Rossman, Organizer, 2014 Round-Up; realizing our
“Ramballs” (2012 - Current)
Phinneus Sonin, the Junkman (2004 - Current)
Jennifer Blair, A Treasure of a Treasurer (2012 - Current)
Tiffany Silliman, Super-Ramble-Maker (2013 - Current)
Alicia Taylor, FUNdraising Expert (2013 - Current)
Margaret Coleman, Curator (Current)
We’d like to give big, sweaty hugs of gratitude to: Jen Berger, Rachel
Daley, Nicolette Baron, Sara Mehalick, Benjy Adler, and Jason
Horne for years of dedication to the Ramble; Dave Davidson for
his contributions to theramble.org; Sean Melinn and Todd Taylor
for their hard work making and printing THIS VERY RAMBLE
MAP; Timothy Eakle for being our photographer/videographer;
Maya Piorkowska for her video editing work; Liam Flynn for doing
sound at the Ramble Round-Up; and all of our moms.
Psychotherapy, yoga, massage, astrology, and more with Genevieve Jacobs!
3-6 pm, 165 North Champlain St.
22 Archibald St. (Corner of Walnut and Archibald St.)
Time after time, as the Cyndi Lauper song goes, the Ramble
Board has conspired to conjure up this celebration of community
and creativity in the Old North End. Beginning with Heather
Driscoll and Lee Anderson’s hatching the first Ramble waaay
back in 2004 (when you were just a gleam), The Ramble has
taken flight as a full-fledged phenomenon.
33.Holistic Arts & Education
44.Dot’s Market
...and many other helpful souls who are not “official” at the time
this goes to print, but will surely step in heroically
before the day of Rambling is through!
As a community-driven event, the Ramble exists because of
countless community members’ outpouring of energy, ideas, and
time. We can’t thank all of you enough...so...THANKS A HEAP!!
The Bakery will be open and serving coffee/tea and cold beverages and
possible snacks...live music in the evening, including saucy Shotgun
Kitchen!
294 North Winooski Ave., Suite 112C
30 North St.
(Donations of $300 or more)
32.The Bakery
43.China Express II
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Art installation by Alex Sidelev. Also, food and music.
103 North Winooski Ave. Apt. 2
117 North St.
Steph Pappas
Lindsey Gillies
Kimberley HannamanTaylor
Darby Laine Parsons
Carrie Clabaugh
31.“Immigration”
42.Gordon Stamp & Engraving
Sara Moore Giannoni
Tiffany Silliman
Katelin Brewer-Colie
Corey Paradis
Dylana Dillon
Stephen Scuderi
Daniel Dyer
Art show with an open exhibition during the Ramble and also a musical
performance the evening of July 26th.
The Rose St. Artists’ Cooperative and Gallery, 78 Rose St.
a. The Steph Pappas Experience! From her website: “Virtuoso
screaming guitar backed by vocals so cutting edge they leave open veins
pumping!” 7-8 pm
b. Remy DeLaroque; Dan Strauss with Ted Looby 8-9 pm
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Melissa Holden
Sophia Salter-Mix
Laura Hale
George Wells IV
Amanda Coggeshall
Jenn Batchelder
Zander Benzing
30.The Rose Street Artists’ Co-op
41.Community Halal Store
Erik
Hoekstra
Hip-Hop Dance Party with Lois Trombley 6-6:30 pm
Bless the Child 6:30-7 pm
Brett Hughes 7-7:30 pm
Moustache Ride 7:30-8:00 pm
James Kochalka 8-8:30 pm
Holly Brewer (of HUMANWINE & The Folks Below) 8:30-9:30 pm
Shotgun Kitchen 9:30-10 pm
180 Pearl St.
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40.Metro Hair
(Donations of $500 or more)
A musical celebration featuring live bands, a dance workshop, and firespinning!
6-10 pm, 12 - 22 North St. (Vermont Green Offices)
The Magnificent Seven Round-Up Lineup!
147 Elmwood Ave.
Yeshua Hill (Ramble Artist), Ali Zipparo & Max Tracy
29.The Ramble Round-Up
39.Clip Snip ‘n Dye
------ RAMBLE HERO ------
5 pm. Launches from Sustainability Academy at 123 North St.
208 North Winooski Ave.
to the Following Individuals and Entities Who Have Given So
Much to Making the Ramble 2014 Happen:
28.Community Photo & Epic Bike Ride
38.Burlington Beverage Center & Redemption
MANY THANKS
4:15-4:30 pm, Little Park, Archibald and North Winooski Ave.
An art exhibit inside big cardboard boxes: “C’est encroyable!”. Box #1:
“Church St. De-Mix” (person+bird); Box #2: “Anarchy and Equality” (holes
to look through+tape); “Center for Social Ecology Zombie Reading Room”
(book+chair).
136 Cross Parkway
to the Wonderful Local Businesses That Support the Ramble:
27.Community Wedding Reception and Parade
for Karl and Sarah Bess Lukhaup,
with Brass Balagan!
37.Heavy Futures
THANK YOU,
FROM ALL OUR VENTRICLES,
Garden Party! Free veggie (burger) cookout for everyone.
12-2 pm, 90 Intervale #1 (Intersection of Manhattan Dr. & Intervale
behind apt. complex.)
www.theramble.org
26. Riverside Garden (Grow Team ONE)
18. Decaturfest: A Demarcation of Dazzling, Dizzying,
Diaphanous Delights
1. Sweet Basil Cards
A moving, mobile greeting card shop, right from Megan Humphrey’s bicycle!
Roving tirelessly (on two tires) through time and space.
Harken back to the good ol’ days of suburbia, Stepford Wives, tradition, and Americana
with an old-fashioned block party! Hot dogs, burgers, and lemonade (by donation), live
music with Eric George (he will not only melt your heart, but also does magic tricks!),
Jason “I Can Rip It On the Flute” Finnerty, DJs Club mU, and more!
12-5 pm, Decatur St.
2. Nunyuns
The Ramble Scramble Breakfast!
Art: Tessa Hill’s Enchanted Woodland Sculptures. Music by Amanda Ruth &
Raychel Severance starting at 11 am (Blues/Ghostfolk/Acoustic, Potential
Onesie Folk, Sirenesque Hypnotechnics.)
Open 7-3 pm, 139 North Champlain St.
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a. Trying to be more organized this year?
Stop to chat with and pick up literature from Black Rose Anarchist Federation!
b. Catch a performance by Gisele Nelson
3. Evolution Yoga
Free Yoga in Battery Park 9-10 am -- Right Side of Bandshell
Join Evolution Yoga founder Janet Cascadden for an all levels yoga class.
It’s a great way to start your Rambling.
9-10 am, Battery Park
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Aerialist, flying silkily around the garage behind 21 Decatur St.
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c. The Neighborhood Party
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4. Field Days
A social/political/economic/cultural/spiritual organizing effort, website project,
and new political party! With flyers, posters, raps, poems, and discussion
hosted by Castro. Roving, with a base at 21 Decatur St.
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d. Divine Lights of Vermont
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Become part of the digital memory of the Ramble--join the Human Zoetrope
experiment at the Old North End Field days! Balloon toss! Sack Races! Tug o’
War! Arm Wrestling! Join in fun for the whole family in the War of the Wards!
10-12 pm, Battery Park
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5. Pop-Up Queer Dance Party Presents:
Wayne’s Wiffleball Game
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6. Vermont Center For Acupuncture and
Wellness’s Open House and Wellness Fair
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Find out what amazing services there are in the heart of the Old North
End! Meet Kelly Kaeding, Acupuncturist; Tiffany Silliman, Massage
Therapist; Gretchen Hidell, Intuitive Astrologist; and many more
practitioners you can learn about. We will be offering affordable sessions for
chair massage and astrology readings!
10-1 pm, Vermont Center for Acupuncture and Wellness at 161 North St.
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e. Voting Rights for New Residents
A Discussion with Infinite “Participation in local elections among residents
who are ‘non-citizens’ has been a topic of debate in Burlington for almost
a decade now, since a local group Vermont Immigrant Voting Alliance
(VIVA) raised the issue publicly. Please join us in this effort to send a clear
message to all residents of our community that they are 100% welcomed
here, by supporting them to participate fully in our democracy.”
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Wayne Beam Wiffleball Game in memoriam, to raise $250 for a Church
Street brick in his name.
10-12 pm, Barnes baseball field, Sustainability Academy at 123 North St.
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A vending table shining with chain mail, scale mail, and hula hoops, all handcrafted by local artist and piercer Georgi Jones! Catch her spinning fire later
on at the Ramble Roundup! 26 Decatur St.
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f. The Community Health Centers of Burlington Table
Ramblers can stop and receive information about CHCB, Vermont Health
Connect Info--and a free gift if they sign up for this irreplaceable gem of a
sliding-scale health organization’s newsletter!
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g. Champlain Housing Trust
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Learn all about the wonderful cooperatives and homes available through
Burlington’s own Champlain Housing Trust. Between playing games at
Thelma Maple Coop and checking out the art and music at the Rose St.
Artists’ Cooperative and Gallery, be sure to stop off for a discussion about
the upcoming Bright Street Coop!
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7. Neighborhood Knitters
Bring your projects! We’ll spend all-too-rare time working and visiting
together. Hosted by Martha Penzer.
10-1 pm, 49 Murray St.
19. Open House at Silversmith Commons
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8. Film Books For Sale
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(Also poetry, James Joyce, Anne Frank, and more)--from 50 cents to $50. On
local film legend Cecile Starr Boyajian’s Front Porch!
10-4 pm, 35 Strong St.
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Enjoy homemade refreshments and an art show extravaganza, with paintings,
installation art and sculpture garden by multiple artists. Jewelry by Pom
Springs and Anuraga Designs. Kids of all ages can join the fun with the Kid’s
Sidewalk Chalk Art Competition, 10 to 5 pm. Grand Prize awarded at 4 pm.
10-5 pm, 48 Blodgett St.
11. O.N.E. Art Exhibition
Featuring photographer Ted Wimpey, painter/printmaker Darshana Bolt, and more.
All day, North End Studios
12. Historic Walking Tour of the Old North End
with Preservation Burlington
Step back in time and experience the history and architecture of this
historically vibrant and diverse neighborhood! Meet at the William Wells
statue in the southern end of Battery Park at 11:00am. Tour lasts 1.5-2
hours.
11 am, William Wells statue in the southern end of Battery Park
13. Official Ramble Bike Hub
Bike Wash, Tune and Fancy and Lemonade Stand at the SA, 123 North Street!
Where? At SA parking lot on NE corner. Entrance on side street and by
sidewalk off of North Street. Come to the SA to get your bike washed, tuned
and decorated while sipping on some lemonade and snacking on cookies.
SA students will help you prepare your bike for the bike parade and more.
Donations gladly accepted to support sustainability- (and bike-) related
activities for SA students.
11-5 pm, Sustainability Academy, 123 North St.
21. Rt 127 Hill Climb Challenge!
14. Vermont Green Offices Open House
Food and fun with tenants of 12-22 North St.! $5 Ramble t-shirts,
dresses, headbands, and other merchandise available for sale all day!
12-1 pm, 12-22 North St.
a. Makers’ Corner
Demos, wares, and amazing, one-of-a-kind pieces of art! Take part in free
workshops to learn how skilled O.N.E. artists and craftspeople do their
thing(s): Becky Emet: stained glass; Ashlee Rubenstein: painting; Barbara
Hauzinger: collage; Alissa Faber: ceramics; Ruth Shafer: paper kaleidescopes;
Margaret Coleman and Becca McHale: paper making; Darshana Bolt/
Moss&Buttermilk: paintings, woodcuts, comix, & “art-clothes”; Pete Talbot,
art and monster mask-making workshop.
3-6 pm, behind 12-22 North St.
b. Young Writers Project’s Storyboard Station
Stop by on your way home from Field Days and jot down your answers
to kooky questions about why you love and live in the Old North End.
Then, take your answers on the road and decorate the neighborhood
with your stories and observations. The result: a colorful, collective
collage about what it means to be an Old North Ender! (Outdoors--but
if it’s raining, we’ll set up in the North by North Writing Center, located
inside, and create a giant collage from the stories that can be displayed
at the final block party!)
12-1 pm, 12 North St. #8
20. Abe’s Corner Accelerator
Paintings by Justin Hoekstra on the first floor of the building on Abe’s Corner (a new
center for digital startups; across the street from T. Ruggs). Come have a snack and
admire this accomplished artist’s vibrant abstractions! Photographs and historical
records will also tell the story of the corner.
Open from 1-6 pm, 200 North St.
10.Hot Yoga
Free Intro to Hot Yoga class with Bill O’Connor.
10:30-11:30 am, North End Studio B, 294 North Winooski Ave.
Under Construction! New state of the art apartments in the Old North End.
Energy Star certified. Kitchens have maple cabinets with black appliances
(refrigerator and range). Bamboo flooring in the entry, kitchen and living room
with carpet in the bedrooms. LED lighting throughout the apartment and large
picture window in the living room. All apartments are wired for television and
internet. Laundry room and extra storage provided for tenant use.
1-4 pm, 260 North Winooski Ave.
15. Thelma Maple Coop
In The Backyard: Children’s Games, Ring Toss, Bean Bag Toss,
Basketball…..FOR PRIZES. Refreshments to buy.
12-4 pm, 81 Archibald St.
16. Jamba’s Junktiques
Take part in an interactive art installation by creating a found
object mosaic around the door frame and outer wall! “We’re
gonna glue on pennies and crap!” Live ambient music.
12-4 pm, 324 North Winooski Ave.
17. Pitchfork Farm Fest!
Local and touring bands, local DJs, fun in the sun on a farm-BYOB but also family friendly--$5 suggested donation-Yummy treats!
12-5 pm, The Intervale (Pitchfork Farm)
A race for glory, O.N.E. style! Pedalers of all types and ages are invited to sprint 1,000 feet to the top
of the Route 127 bike path! Costumes encouraged, bare heads discouraged (wear a helmet, please &
thank you). FREE, with donations happily accepted to benefit Bike Recycle Vermont.
1 pm, Corner of Manhattan Drive and St. Louis Street
22. ReTribe presents:
Capture the Flag with Swords, Bows and Arrows, and Battle Axes
Be a hero in the battle for the flag with foam weapons! All ages welcome. (Find
out about upcoming Live Action Adventure Game Retreats for teens!)
1:30-3pm, Roosevelt Park
23. Singing Bowls Sound Bath with Steve Scuderi
An oasis of healing. 3-4 pm, Roosevelt Park
24. Old Spokes Home
Seed Bomb Station hosted by the ONE Good Deed Fund, helping our neighbors
one good deed at a time! With Forest from Dancing Root Medicinals and music
by Marek (clarinet and freestyling) and Ari Abedon.
2-5 pm, 322 North Winooski Ave.
25. Psychedelicatessen
Sculptural art by Terence Dempsey. Exquisite Corpse. Participate in live
sculptural installation by hanging objects from the ceiling! $2 smoothies! Music
by Brett Hughes and other live performances.
2-4 pm, 156 North Winooski Ave.
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