Say goodbye to the winter blues at the 8th Annual Winter Renaissance Faire, indoors at the Champlain Valley Exposition. The is a family-friendly event for all ages, featuring performances by singers, musicians and dancers, as well as medieval living history and fight demonstrations. With over...
The Old East End Winterlude in Burlington is a two-day day winter celebration with outdoor activities for all. Enjoy snowshoeing, sledding, cross-country skiing, nature walks, crafts, live music, a fire pit, hot beverages and tasty refreshments. On Friday, enjoy decorative lighting, hand-crafted vellum lanterns, special...
The Penguin Plunge on the Burlington Waterfront is a widely recognized, highly anticipated winter event that raises funds and awareness for Special Olympics Vermont. Community members of all ages form teams, raise money and plunge into icy Lake Champlain.
Gather at the Westford Village Common to celebrate winter! Enjoy horse-drawn trolley rides, sledding, a history walk, bonfire and more. Enjoy family-friendly music from Rockin’ Ron the Friendly Pirate in the morning, and the Bent Nails House Band in the afternoon for some great rock...
Watch winter swimmers at the Memphremagog Winter Swimming Festival go cold-water swimming in a 25-meter, two-lane pool cut in the ice. The idea for the swim was sparked a decade ago by Phil White, a self-described “water rat.” He founded the festival at Lake Memphremagog,...
Celebrate timeless Vermont traditions like ice skating, sledding and broom ball at the Newport Winter Festival. Enjoy a snow sculpting contest, fireworks, snow tunnels and more.
Wintervale is an opportunity to bring family and friends to Burlington's Intervale for cross-country skiing, guided wildlife walks, a chili cook-off, arts and crafts, hot cocoa, live raptor programming and more. -Courtesy photo: The Intervale
The 13th annual Ice Bar at Hotel Vermont showcases festive cocktails and ice sculptures. Outdoor ice bars will feature frosty cocktails, local spirits, cider and brews. Cost $75 for one night. Purchase tickets online starting Dec. 13.
The East Charlotte Tractor Parade is back for 2025. Organizers expect dozens of tractors to participate in the celebration of Charlotte’s agricultural roots. Festivities begin at 11 a.m. and tractors roll at 1 p.m. -Courtesy photo
