Vermont Events

  • Grand Summit Music Series at Mount Snow

    Recurring
    Mount Snow Resort 39 Mount Snow Road, West Dover, VT, United States

    Head over to Mount Snow's Grand Summit Hotel patio on Saturdays throughout the summer for live music and yard games. If weather does not allow, live music will be held in Harriman's Pub & Kitchen. Schedule:  Boyd Family Band - June 14 Jill Sachs -...

  • Puuluup (Neo-Zombie-Post-Folk) in Randolph

    Chandler Center for the Arts 71-73 Main Street, Randolph, VT, United States

    Experience the Estonian zombie-folk duo Puuluup, returning to Central Vermont with their genre-defying blend of tradition and innovation. Performing on talharpas—a nearly extinct bowed lyre—Puuluup fuses Nordic roots with loopers, modern effects, and cascading vocals to create an entrancing, danceable sound that’s all their own....

    $10 – $40
  • Fly to Pie Kingdom Marathon in Coventry

    Fly to Pie Kingdom Marathon Coventry, VT, United States

    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,...

  • East Calais General Store Fall Fest

    Recurring

    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...

  • Fall Festival in Bridport

    Bridport Town Green 82 Crown Point Rd., Bridport, VT, United States

    Celebrate fall at the town of Bridport’s festival featuring crafters, vendors, food and live music. Free admission.

  • Indigenous People’s Day Rocks! in Shelburne

    Shelburne Farms 1611 Harbor Road, Shelburne, United States

    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.

  • The Off Stage Series in Vergennes

    Various locations VT, United States

    The Vergennes Opera House presents The Off Stage Series Oct. 4 to Feb. 28. While the Vergennes Opera House is under construction, its 2025-26 season will begin with events taking place in various venues throughout Vergennes. On Oct. 4, The Will Patton Ensemble will perform mandolin...

  • East Calais General Store Fall Fest

    Recurring

    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...

  • Tap to Table Autumn Market in Cuttingsville

    Stewart Maple 5444 VT Route 103, Cuttingsville, VT, United States

    Don't miss the 5th Annual Tap to Table Autumn Market, hosted by Stewart Maple in Cuttingsville. This family-friendly fall festival features over 80 small business vendors from across Vermont. Enjoy a day full of live music, kid’s activities, delicious local food, and tastings of Vermont...

  • Fall Wagon Rides in Manchester

    Recurring
    Hildene 1005 Hildene Road, Manchester, VT, United States

    Enjoy Fall Wagon Rides at Hildene Farm in Manchester. Stops along the route include the greenhouse, pastures, orchard, wetland/floating boardwalk, apiary, animal barn. and vegetable and flower gardens. Meet animals and learn about Hildene’s diverse natural and cultivated ecosystems and sustainable farming practices. The tractor-drawn...

  • Dover Day 2025

    Dover Town Hall 189 Taft Brook Road, East Dover, VT, United States

    Celebrate Dover Day with food, games, music, trucks, tractors, a bouncy house, animals, face painting, pumpkins, apples and more.

  • Hike into History at Mount Independence in Orwell

    Mount Independence 497 Mount Independence Road, Orwell, VT, United States

    Enjoy a guided autumn walk on the trails and learn about the American and British activities at Mount Independence back in the autumn of 1776 and 1777. Wear walking shoes or boots and dress for the weather.