Exhibits are at the Blacksmith Shop, Roller Barn and Peacham Historical House. This year’s theme at the Historical House is “The Last of the Hill Farms,” photography by Richard Brown. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Book Sale at Peacham Library 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.:...
Pre-show viewing and reception for the new Walloomsac Inn exhibition with the curators. Elijah Dewey built the tavern later known as the Walloomsac Inn in 1771. Dewey's tavern was among sites used by the legislature of the independent Republic of Vermont, which lasted from 1777...
A festive, free outdoor block party every Friday night from late May to late September in Burlington's South End. Food truck vendors include Kitsune Japanese Soul Food, Farmers and Foragers, Taco Truck All Stars, Church Street Cheesesteaks, and many more. Free admission. Leashed, well-behaved dogs...
Shop for handmade jewelry, candles, pottery, soaps, pies, fine crafts, and more. There will be $25 shopping spree drawings. Proceeds from the pie sale will benefit AWARE, a domestic and sexual violence service organization. Refreshments and lunch available.
Enjoy arts and crafts as well as food provided by local vendors in locations on Main Street between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Participate in the Great Pumpkin weigh-in at Upper Valley Grill from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The annual parade starts at 1:30...
Enjoy a three-mile hike along the route of the Crown Point Road in Plymouth. Visit the Crown Point Road Association Marker 34 and pay respects to Vermont's Unknown Soldier, who died here traveling home during the American Revolution. Continuing hiking eastward, inspecting the foundations of...
Start the day with the fourth annual Coolidge 5K Race (and one-mile walk) at 10:00. Activities include cider pressing, vintage apple tastings, wagon rides, historic farm and craft demos, cheese making, and more.
The Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival celebrates small farms and natural fiber with vendors offering fleece, yarn, wool products, fiber animals, fiber crafting supplies and local food. The Festival includes sheep herding, fleece sale, contests, classes and demos.
Featuring cider pressing, Abenaki storytelling, campfire cooking, antique tractors, live music, donut hangs, pumpkin painting, food trucks, Vermont craft beer, hay wagon rides and more fantastic fall fun.
Visit more than 130 artists and small gallery exhibits. Go behind the scenes to view demonstrations, talk with artists, and purchase their work. See painters, glass blowers, potters, sculptors, wood turners and weavers. The event runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.
Visit locations of past and present-day, immigrant-owned markets in Burlington's Old North End to hear stories of market owners, their customers, and their communities, framed within local immigration history. Learn about their importance as sources of traditional foods, community connection, and social support. Following the...
Enjoy live music, food, scavenger hunt, dog contest, lawn games, doggie agility course, and more.