The 5th Annual Holiday Artisan Gift Show at the Chaffee Art Center in Rutland is where you’ll find items that are unique, handmade and affordable. Come shop for one-of-a-kind treasures perfect for gift giving this holiday season. Perfect for gift giving or to treat yourself!...
Come see 100 Vermont artists and hand crafters at the U-32 Middle/High School Fall Craft Fair in Montpelier. Enter a raffle and stop by student fundraising tables. Free admission and all shopping on one floor.
The Lyndon Outing Club hosts its annual Fallback Festival, featuring a chili cook-off contest, brewfest and endurance challenge. Attracting talented cooks from the area and beyond, the chili cook-off contest is a highlight of the event. Top the day off drinking some local brews. Sign...
Windham's annual Harvest Supper and Square Dance returns for another year. The dinner begins at 5 p.m. at the historic Windham Meeting House. The traditional dinner is hosted and prepared by the Windham Community Organization (WCO). They will be serving ham, butternut squash, baked beans,...
The Brandon Has Talent show at the town hall promises great entertainment, plenty of laughter and lots of fun with a few surprises. Admission by donation. -Courtesy photo / Brandon Town Hall
Join the Highgate Library & Community Center for its Annual Fall Craft & Vendor Show at the Highgate Elementary School. The event features over 80 vendors, plus food trucks, raffles and more.
Discover unique handmade treasures at the Fall Makers' Market in Newfane! The annual craft fair is a celebration of local artistry and community spirit, bringing together talented artisans and visitors alike for a day of unique finds and warm connections. From jewelry and home decor...
The second annual Lantern Parade and Bridge Lighting Celebration in Montpelier, marking the completion of the Bridge Illumination Project and officially transforming Montpelier into the City of Bridges. The evening begins at 5 p.m. on Langdon Street with light refreshments and opening remarks, followed by...
