Photo submitted The Okemo superpipe, 500 feet in length with 18-foot high walls, opened for the season Jan. 27.

Photo courtesy Karr Group Dalton & the Sheriffs

Feb. 1, 2, 6—RANDOLPH— The Campbell Brothers mine a rich vein of music from the African-American, Holiness-Pentecostal gospel repertoire, but with a high-energy twist – the wailing, swinging, singing sound of the steel guitar. The gospel greats will serve up an evening of soul-stirring “Sacred Steel” music on Friday, Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at…

Photo courtesy Town Hall Theater Carmen, middle, is a gypsy seductress who lives by her own rules.

Photo by Blotto Brock Crouch catches some air in a Peace Park.

Submitted After five years as minority owners, Ann and Joshua Eckler celebrate purchasing Trailside Inn on Route 100 north in Killington from former partner, Joe DeSena.

Photo by Katy Savage For transfer students Claire Sherman, Kaleigh Kennedy and Serena McKenzie this semester will be their last.

Photo courtesy Edgewood Studios Laura James and Ryan Wesen by River St. bridge.

Photo courtesy Sweethearts & Heroes Sweethearts & Heroes co-founders and presenters from left Jason Spector, Rick Yarosh, and Tom Murphy.

By Rik Champine A girl takes  aim during a paintball  biathlon at Mountain Top Inn & Resort.

By Anne Galloway/VTDigger Frigid temperatures hurt turnout for the third annual Vermont Women’s March at the Statehouse in Montpelier, Saturday, Jan. 19. Still over 500 marched at the capital.

By Kurt Wehde Will Novak, center, visited Okemo from Phoenix to crash a bachelor party in ’80s-style ski gear.

Submitted Bengy Adler is the owner of Skinny Pancake, opening its tenth location in Quechee, in February.

By Erica Allen Studio This home in Killington received the peer choice award for its unique architecture at the annual AIA Vermont ceremony Dec. 13. The home was designed by BirdseyeVT, an architecture firm in Richmond. Vermont.

By Dirk Van Susteren A sampling of the empty beer bottles, some considered artifacts, on display at Harpoon Brewery’s Tap and Beer Garden in Windsor. At center, is a bottle of Catamount from Vermont’s first craft-beer brewery that opened in 1987 in White River Junction.