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Creative Competition
Call to Artists: 1 piece - All Ages - Mediums - Sizes
Final Creative Competition of 2026! Enter a piece of your artwork for $10. SEABA installs the show. Visitors vote for their favorites at the opening reception. The winner will take half of all the entry fees and bragging rights!
Deadline for Submissions is 11/1 at midnight. Show opening and voting begins First Friday, November 6th, 5PM - 9PM. -
The Wormdogs Halloween concert!
Saturday, October 31, 7pm doors, 8pm show / Sliding Scale $12 - $20
The Wormdogs are joined by a 5 piece horn section for a slithering good time! Grab your gals and ghouls to come as you are or for a costume theme think 'bugs at night'! -
'night shades'
October 1-31
We’re thrilled to the bone to host this chilling fall exhibition at The SEABA Center! Night shades features works of a darker nature, content, and color palettes by 75 Vermont artists. Visit in person Wed. - Sat. 11am - 5pm, or online 24/7 at the link below!
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June Henry & Chrysalis with Henry Jamison
Thursday, November 12
Doors 7, Show 8-10:30pmJune Henry is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist currently based in Lawrence, Kansas. Her music explores themes of mental illness, complex gender identity, and growing up.
chrysalis exists in a constant state of metamorphosis, with music inspired by and written through the lens of their lived experiences as a queer person traversing through a world that often refutes their very existence, proving to be a project of unfettered defiance and radical love.
Henry Jamison is your favorite songwriter’s favorite songwriter. Called “one of America’s modern folk masters” by Atwood Magazine, he has spent the last decade touring and collaborating with a who’s-who of the contemporary indie scene, perhaps most notably Adrianne Lenker of Big Thief.
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Jake Klar, Marty O'Reilly, & Cricket Blue
Saturday, November 14, 7:30-10pm
$25Jake Klar's songwriting, from the misty-eyed title track to the down-home boogie-woogie of “Driving Home Through the Country” dwells in a rustic realm borne by his crackling voice and hearthside acoustic guitar.
Marty O'Reilly's inspiration is from the roots of Americana; his sound references folk greats like Woody Guthrie, blues legends like Howlin’ Wolf, gospel pioneers like Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and master storytellers like Tom Waits.
Cricket Blue indie chamber folk to make you weep into your tomatoes. "Master storytellers" -NPR Music
The SEABA Center
SEABA has grown! We’ve expanded into a 7,000 sq. ft historic brush factory at 400 Pine Street in the South End Arts District of Burlington, VT. This facility is quickly becoming a community hub for arts and events. Find our gallery hours, resources on booking events and getting involved as a performer or vendor, and more here.
By supporting SEABA’s expansion, we will unlock new possibilities for events, exhibitions, workshops, and community connection. We cannot do this without your help! Make a donation.
Become a member!
The South End Arts and Business Association is a membership organization with a vision that the South End Arts District is a place where artists, entrepreneurs, businesses and communities thrive, supported by programs and services that enhance opportunity for all.
Local artists, celebrated.
Through our membership network, artists and businesspeople in one of Burlington’s most prodigious and creative microcosms find space to connect with each other, exchange knowledge and advice, and support mutual growth that benefits the whole community.
Let’s chat!
We love to connect with the members of our community—fellow artists, businesspeople, residents of the South End, and lovers of what we do! If you have ideas, feedback, or questions to share, we invite you to get in touch.
