Visit this traditional sugarhouse—family-run for eight generations—offering free daily tours and tastings. The farm sugars with 2,200 buckets and a wood-fired evaporator.
Maple samples, complimentary sugar on snow, maple treats, tours of the sugaring operation (boiling will be happening if weather permits), and self-guided tours in the sugarbush. Bring your snowshoes!
Easter Sunday is a fun day for all at Mad River Glen and a tradition that's been enjoyed for generations. Skiers of all ages are invited to dress up in costume for the day. Kids are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt from 11 a.m. to...
The Cabot Folk Club is a monthly concert series that offers the best in Vermont’s acoustic music and songwriting talent. This listening-room concert series features the best of Vermont acoustic music. Hungrytown on April 4 Brett Hughes on May 2 Tickets $12/$15
Take the plunge across a 120-foot pond during Pond Skimming at Sugarbush Resort. Whether you get wet or spectate from the crowd, be sure to participate in this annual rite of spring at the base of Lincoln Peak.
Head over to Barr Hill for a solar eclipse party with food vendors, special cocktails, commemorative glassware, and special viewing glasses. Enjoy music by The Nobby Reed Project, followed by trivia. Free and open to the public.
Watch the solar eclipse from the front porch of the East Calais General Store. Enjoy Vermont cheese and beer. Viewing glasses and lunch specials available, too.
Enjoy music and festivities at Barre's Solar Eclipse Block Party on Merchants Row (between Prospect Street and Depot Square). At 2:14 p.m., a partial solar eclipse will begin, and a total eclipse will darken Vermont’s daytime sky at 3:26 p.m., lasting for about three minutes. The...
The Worcester Historical Society is sponsoring a Solar Eclipse Party for the complete solar eclipse that will take place across a narrow path in eastern North America. Participants will enjoy light refreshments, viewing glasses and a great site, Ladd Field, to view this historic event.
The Summit School of Traditional Music & Culture presents a workshop with Heidi Wilson, Jeremy Carter-Gordon, and Aaron Marcus, followed by community meal, showcase, and jam. It’s part of the Summit School Mud Season Spectacular event that welcomes youth to participate and shine in multi-generational trad music events.
The Mad River Triathlon is a four-sports event in the Mad River Valley. The race starts with a five-mile run, followed by a six-mile paddle on the Mad River, a 10-mile bike ride, and a ski event skinning up Mount Ellen in nearby Fayston and...
Enjoy an evening at the Farmers Night Series to celebrate the late Pete Sutherland, a leader of traditional and Americana music. Performing will be musicians who were his friends, fans, students and collaborators. The event, originally scheduled for April 3 due to bad weather, has...
