Burlington, Vermont officials say the annual New Year’s eve celebration will be back to full in-person programming this year.
Burlington City Arts announced that tickets to Highlight, which replaced First Night five years ago, go on sale Tuesday.
The organization says it received a record number of applications including art installations, interactive theater pieces, and culinary, comedic and literary showcases. The full lineup will be announced on December 3rd.
Fire dancing will occur before a traditional fireworks display is launched at the waterfront.
