Run, bike or hike 26.2, 17, 13.5 or 6 miles at the Fly to Pie 2025 in Coventry. Start at the airport in Coventry (or at the Irasburg Common for the 10K option) and finish at Parker Pie in West Glover. After it's all over,...
The Westmore Harvest Festival showcases artisan crafters, food, farm stands, a Westmore Bakers table, face painting, pumpkin carving and music.
Enjoy apples, artists and donuts at the East Calais General Store Fall Fest. Artist and brewmaster Stu Hall of Bear Works Studio will be making fresh cider, bottling it up and selling pottery. Meet Jane artist and author Jane English and check out here new...
The second annual Danby Harvest Festival at Yankee Vineyard is where you'll find live music, food, craft vendors, pony rides, activities and more.
The Southern Vermont Arts Center Fall Craft Market in Manchester will showcase vendors from around the region. Shop for various arts and crafts including ceramics, decorative fiber, wearable fiber, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, wood and more.
Do you enjoy hunting, fishing, birdwatching, or learning about Vermont’s diverse wildlife and ecosystems? At Dead Creek Wildlife Day in Addison, enjoy demonstrations, nature walks, fishing how-tos, decoy carving and painting, live critters, soap carving and more. -courtesy photo
Mad River Glen's Green and Gold Weekend includes lift rides on America’s favorite Single Chair both Saturday and Sunday, first chair up is at 10 a.m. and the last chair is loaded at 2:30 p.m. Foliage lift ride tickets are good for a round-trip from base...
Celebrate fall at the town of Bridport’s festival featuring crafters, vendors, food and live music. Free admission.
The Harvest Festival in Vernon features food trucks, a penny carnival, apple pie contest, historic house tours and more. Rain or shine.
Spent a perfect fall day at the Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site Fall Festival and Chicken BBQ in Plymouth Notch. Enjoy hayrides, taste multiple varieties of Vermont-grown heritage apples, and watch cider pressing. The Plymouth Fire Department will be cooking up BBQ chicken dinners for...
Celebrate Vermont's fall foliage season at the 41st annual Ludlow Harvest Fair. The event will include food trucks, more than 45 vendors, games and more. The event helps to support the Ludlow Elementary PTG.
The Indigenous Peoples' Day Rocks (IPD Rocks!) in Shelburne is a daylong celebration of Vermont’s Indigenous culture, customs, music, drumming, dancing and community. Tickets $5-$15. -Courtesy photo of Kenny Neal.
