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Photos of the Week: June 18, 2026

Jun 18, 2026 | Photos of the Week

The family of winning pitcher Evan Corrigan had a lot to cheer about at Saturday’s state championship final at Centennial Stadium in Burlington, as Mount Abraham pulled off a 5-3 victory to earn the Division II title. Here, Evan’s youngest sister, Audrey Corrigan, waves a sign with a prescient message, encouraged by her cousin Nora Brown, to Audrey’s left, and Jennifer Corrigan (Evan and Audrey’s mother) behind. Independent photo/Steve James
Susan Bruhl, of New Haven, was working on watercolors on Otter Creek at the Old Mill during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James
Shirley Reid, of North Ferrisburgh (front) and Charon Henning, of Bristol, working at the Old Mill during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James

Andrea Kerin, of Vergennes, applies paint to her canvas as she paints a scene below the Middlebury Falls on Saturday during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival, where artists tried painting outdoors for the first time or found a structured but relaxed weekend to ply their skills. The presence of so many artists invited impromptu conversations about color and composition. Independent photos/Steve James
An artist applies paint to her canvas as she paints a scene below the Middlebury Falls on Saturday during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival, where artists tried painting outdoors for the first time or found a structured but relaxed weekend to ply their skills. The presence of so many artists invited impromptu conversations about color and composition. Independent photos/Steve James
Katalin Tolgyesi, of Cornwall, who teaches at the Middlebury Studio School, paints in Middlebury during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James

Kimberly Vannest of Essex, a teacher at UVM, paints in Middlebury during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James
Elizabeth Bergland, of Vergennes, paints in Middlebury during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James
Charon Henning, of Bristol, paints in Middlebury during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James

An artist applies paint to her canvas as she paints a scene below the Middlebury Falls on Saturday during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival, where artists tried painting outdoors for the first time or found a structured but relaxed weekend to ply their skills. The presence of so many artists invited impromptu conversations about color and composition. Independent photos/Steve James
Andrea Kerin, of Vergennes, paints in Middlebury during the Sparrow Plein Air Festival on Saturday, June 13. Independent photos/Steve James
People lined up in front of the Cornwall firehouse on Sunday afternoon and patiently waited for a tasty chicken dinner at the annual fire department cook-out. In addition to a half a bird, diners consumed salad, a roll, baked beans (as always a big hit), a cookie and a drink. The first responders serving up meals appear to be pleasant in these photos, and locals didn’t mind the 20-minute wait because they got to chat with neighbors and friends. Photos by Colton Henty

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