Sprezzatura, Italian for effortless grace, captures George Petit’s quartet: virtuosic, inventive, deeply connected.

Paul Asbell is a celebrated guitarist with a 55-year career spanning blues, jazz, and beyond.

Cheetatah spins funky, high-energy disco house with a rock-and-roll and jam-band edge, turning dance floors into glitter-soaked playgrounds of freedom, joy, and sweat. Special guests Miriam Bernardo (of High Summer) and Danny LeFrancois (of Danny & The Parts) will be playing with Cheetatah as well.

A stacked bill performs a collection of energetic indie-rock, indie pop, emo, and post-punk. Music all night from Peg Tassey & The Loud Flowers, The Eyetraps, and The War Turtles.

Michael Wilbur is a globally touring saxophonist and co-founder of Moon Hooch, delivering high-energy, sax-driven dance music through live looping, brass, electronics, and soul-charged vocals. A one-man dance floor with raw, communal energy.

Join us Saturday, March 14 from 5–8pm for the opening reception of Benjamin Aleshire’s cyanotype portrait series, followed by a free concert by Jeff Wilson. Light snacks provided.

We’re excited to welcome Jeff Wilson to Foam Brewers with his full band for a special hometown-style show celebrating the release of his upcoming single Barred Owl.

A full night of dancing and electronic dance music from Kate Kush, MEGH, Skipipop, and DJ Burger.

Join us for Josh Panda, Vermont-based musician known for his powerful four-octave vocal range and versatile style spanning rock, soul, blues, and more.

Join David Karl Roberts for an afternoon of folk, Americana. and the blues.

Spend your Sunday listening to this duo perform hits spanning decade's and genres.

Brooklyn songwriter Eliza Edens brings her luminous, introspective folk to Foam Brewers.

Foam Brewers’ 10th Anniversary weekend: live music, special beers, and more, plus Built to Spill at Higher Ground.

Woods make their Foam Brewers debut with a rare, intimate ticketed show in the taproom. Touring in support of Perennial, the Brooklyn-based band brings their signature blend of psychedelic pop, folk-rock, and exploratory songwriting to Burlington. Nearly two decades in, Woods remain melodic, adventurous, and deeply rooted in the independent music community. The night opens with Edsel Axle, the solo project of Rosali Middleman, offering meditative, guitar-driven folk rock with a heavy pulse.