This living history weekend encampment honors the 246th anniversary of the July 7, 1777, Revolutionary War battle. Scores of reenactors portray the American, British and German soldiers. Tactical military and other special demonstrations, camp life activities, guided tours, and talks. Dedication of a DAR 250th...
SolarFest, the Northeast’s premier renewable energy and arts festival since 1995, combines outstanding entertainment with not-to-be-missed workshops in a family-friendly, sustainable community. Enjoy live music, workshops, local food, exhibits, camping, family fun, and more. Live performances by Dar Williams, Etana & The Raw-Soul Rebels, HuDost, and...
Dancing vegetables, familiar animals and even the seasons themselves come to life through dance in a joyful and entertaining show. The ballet explores the relationship between farmers and land, natural food cycles, and the human role in ecosystems. Doors open at 5 p.m. Tickets sliding...
Talented musicians will play a wide range of music, from concert pieces to selections from musicals to service salutes. Fun for all ages. Refreshments available. Bring your own lawn chair or a blanket for seating and enjoy a relaxing summer evening.
Every year, hundreds of people descend upon Brandon for its Annual Yard Sale Day, which helps recycle and reuse. With dozens of yard sales registered on the official listing and scores more set up around town, Brandon will be a busy place. Although most sales...
The Chaffee Art Center invites you to its 62nd Annual Summer Art in the Park Festival. Enjoy fine art, photography, crafts, Vermont vineyards/breweries/distilleries, specialty foods, kids' activities, and musical entertainment in a festive outdoor setting.
Pittsford Village Farm hosts free summer concerts on Tuesdays on its 20-acre historic property. The farm, a nonprofit dedicated to being a community center for all, hosts free “Tunesday” concerts through mid-August. Enjoy folk, Celtic, bluegrass, Americana, rock and more. Sit back and enjoy an...
Enjoy live music on the green in Belmont in Mount Holly on Thursday evenings throughout the summer. Performances include music by Casey and the Dirty Water Dogs, Liz Reedy, Jeb and Friends, Plumb Bobs, the Mount Holly Folk Club, and others.
The Proctor Fall Festival is a family-fun event complete with music, pony rides, a bouncy house, pumpkin decorating, a fireman’s BBQ, a magic show, fireworks and more. Fireworks will be at dusk at the ballfields on Elm Street.
Sample your favorite craft beers, ciders and seltzers surrounded by Vermont's finest autumn foliage. Enjoy live music, food and more. For ages 21+ only. General admission $66 (early bird), $77 (regular admission), $88 (VIP).
Hear covers of blues rock tunes, a few classics, and many new songs from some of today’s hottest acts like Danielle Nicole or Beth Hart plus a bit of Blues Without Borders original music. Tickets adults $8/seniors and students $7/couple $14.
Stewart Maple’s Tap to Table is an open air autumn market that will support and celebrate Vermont’s crafts people, artists, specialty foods, and the beginning of the autumn season.
