The Burlington Farmers Market is where you will find seasonal produce, pottery, paintings, prepared foods, flowers, and more every Saturday between May and October.
The Rutland Downtown Farmers Market in Depot Park includes meat, maple syrup, flowers, cheese, baked goods, handmade soaps, and more. T
Craftsbury’s 2023 season features a diversity of products ranging from breads, eggs, cheese and maple syrup to beef, kombucha and baked goods.
The Stowe Farmers' Market features local fresh vegetables, baked goods, flowers, pottery, herbal products, jewelry, spirits, and more.
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra string quartet returns with its second free concert celebrating the music of LGBTQ+ composers as part of Montpelier Pride 2023 festivities. The quartet features violinists Kathy Andrews and Jane Kittredge, violist Stefanie Taylor, and cellist John Dunlop.
The 31st Covered Bridges Half-Marathon stretches through beautiful countryside and supports local charities.
Find everything from baked goods and organic vegetables from local producers. This outdoor market sells produce, meats, cheeses, hemp, bread, dog treats, specialty food items, and more.
Take a guided hike into Revolutionary War history at the Mount Independence State Historic Site. The hike will be led by Stephen Zeoli, president of the Mount Independence Coalition. Admission $1-$8 (children under 6 admitted free).
Join Merck Forest & Farmland staff on Sunday afternoons May through August as they go about afternoon chores feeding the animals. Get to know the farm’s sheep, horses, chickens, and pigs during this daily routine. Limited to 12 people. $5. Register here.
From June 7-11, the Flynn celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival. Enjoy free shows across Burlington, from Church Street to the Waterfront, and even a nightly jam session at Big Joe’s at the Vermont Comedy Club. Lakecia Benjamin, this year’s curator, leads the...
Enjoy an evening of music, songs, and community at the historic Dover Town Hall. Open Mic Night features singers, musicians, and other talented locals. The event is held the second and fourth Wednesday of the month.
Celebrate the Groton Nature Center Grand Opening, featuring tours of the new nature center, light refreshments, raffles and more. The Groton Nature Center will tell the story of human relationships with nature in Vermont.
