Events & Music

Bassist, vocalist, and composer — jazz, folk, classical, free improv.

Mowgli Giannitti is a Vermont-based bassist, vocalist, and composer whose work crosses jazz, classical, folk, jam, bluegrass, old-time, Celtic, and Latin idioms. He trained at Bennington College in contemporary composition, jazz bass, and classical voice, and continues studies under composer W.A. Matthieu.

He performs across the Northeast with The Melting Nomads, The Terrible Mountain String Band, Satyrdagg, and The Heavy Nettles, and has collaborated with choreographers, theater directors, and concert ensembles including the Sage City Symphony. An EP of original songs performed by Satyrdagg is forthcoming.

Acoustic guitar and vocals — original country songs and traditional standards.

Matt Hagen is a Vermont singer-songwriter who plays acoustic guitar and sings originals rooted in traditional country, alongside songs by Marty Robbins, Hank Williams, Shel Silverstein, Merle Haggard, and Lee Hazlewood. His originals lean into the storytelling tradition of the genre — playful narratives, ground-truth observations, and the occasional bit of advice.

Piano-centered singer-songwriter — pop-rock-indie-folk with a touch of jazz.

Andriana Chobot is a Burlington, Vermont singer-songwriter who pairs an expressive alto with piano-centered originals and ethereal ballads, drifting between pop, rock, indie folk, and jazz. Seven Days describes her as having “a theatrical voice that likely owes some debt to the emotionally forthright work of Rufus Wainwright and Sarah McLachlan.”

She studied theatre alongside music and has been writing songs since high school. Her recent single “Like It’s the Last Time” teases her first full-length album, RETURN TO SINCERE.

Five-piece string band — bluegrass and old-time with a nod to the region’s Yankee roots.

Remember Baker is a five-piece string band from northern Vermont, playing bluegrass and old-time music with a nod to the region’s Yankee roots. The name itself is a Vermont reference — Remember Baker was an 18th-century Green Mountain Boy and cousin of Ethan Allen.

Opening the morning at the market.

Wes Karlhuber & Friends kick off the 2026-06-20 market with a 9-to-11 set. More details to come.

Vermont Americana singer — drawn to the blues and to ballads.

Born in St. Albans and raised in Burlington’s South End, Cooie DeFrancesco found her voice as a kid singing harmony with her siblings on long Route 7 drives between home and family up north. Her musical roots run from 1960s rock and soul back to the blues lineage that inspired it — Jimmy Reed, Howlin’ Wolf, Etta James, Sugar Pie DeSanto.

After decades away from the stage, she’s back to performing across Vermont — solo and with several ensembles. In her own words: “I don’t want to die with the music still inside me.”