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Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON OVER 100 PLACES TO SHOP & DINE CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Church Street Marketplace and its indoor mall, SHOPPING, DINING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Burlington Town Center, are the heart of downtown Burlington. From a casual stroll to serious shopping, AUG Lake Champlain Maritime JAN First Run 5K a scrumptious snack to truly fine dining, you’ll find it Festival all within four architecturally-historic blocks. FEB Burlington’s Winter Festival Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival All conveniently located near Interstate-89 MAR Irish Heritage Festival Festival of Fools and Lake Champlain. APR- Happy Hour Shopping at SEP Green Mountain Criterium So. Union St. OCT Burlington Town Center Marketfest Street Festival P Light the Night Walk P P Buell St. MAY Kids Day Burlington Book Festival So. Winooski Ave. P Vermont City Marathon P OCT Halloween Parade & Festival Annual COTS Walk CHURCH S T. MARKET P L ACE Vermont International Elmwood Ave. BURL. City Hall Flynn Theatre P JUNE Arts Alive Festival Film Festival P Post TOWN Park Office St. Paul St. CTR. P St. Paul St. Discover Jazz Festival P P St. Jean Baptiste Day NOV Santa Claus Parade Pine St. Bank St. Pine St. Santa arrives at Burlington Wine & Macy’s College St. Main St. Pearl St. P Food Festival Burlington Town Center So. Champlain St. Courtyard P Holiday Lighting Ceremony Marriott Burlington Cherry St. Harbor JULY Burlington Fireworks Merry Giving Hilton Battery St. Hotel Hotel P P Battery St. Vermont Brewer’s Festival Summer Sidewalk Sale DEC Holiday events: E HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE concerts, special events N S Visit Santa at Burlington W Lake St. P Maple St. YEAR-ROUND FESTIVALS Town Center King St. First Night Burlington FIRST-CLASS PERFORMANCES ECHO Waterfront Park Boathouse For a complete list of events, visit Ferry Landing churchstmarketplace.com or burlingtontowncenter.com DISTANCE FROM: Burlington International Airport...........................10 min Stowe ...........................................45 min Montreal ..........................................2 hrs SHOP ETC.™ Boston ...........................................3 1/2 hrs New York .........................................5 1/2 hrs MALL GIFT CARD You can use Shop Etc. Mall Gift Card 2 HRS FREE PARKING at any downtown Burlington business Two hours free parking at city-owned garages and that accepts American Express. Burlington Town Center Garage. Parking free on Sundays. Available in denominations starting at $30, with a $3 service fee, the gift card BURLINGTON TOWN CENTER GARAGE: Entrances on Cherry Street and Pine Street works just like a debit card. Purchase the Shop Etc. Gift Card at the Burlington MARKETPLACE GARAGE: South Winooski Avenue between Bank & Cherry Streets Town Center mall office, located next to Bath & Body Works, upper level, LAKEVIEW GARAGE: Next to Macy’s on Cherry Street Monday – Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm. 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