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...

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 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.

Susan Calza presents stories and images from the "Red Oculus," along with live music by Ray Moshe Burnett. Stop by the Vermont State house card from for "Democracy Together," or the Supreme Court Gallery for collage and sculpture by Axel Stohlberg.

Join local birders to gather long-term data on the presence of birds, their abundance, and changes in populations. Appropriate for birders of all skill levels, the walks run along forest and meadow trails and around the main house. Free.

A town-wide yard sale with hearty baked potatoes with all kinds of toppings.

Sample Wild Woods maple syrup and hike their trails located in a high elevation sugar bush in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Nearby Coles Pond showcases beautiful fall foliage scenery.

The Apple Pie Festival as you know is back!  Come get your pies (whole $20, slices $5), coffee, donuts, cheese, hand and cranked ice cream. See you under the tent! The festival goes until the pies sell out!

The Fall Fun Run and Family Festival is an  annual 5K and 1K run/walk. The community festival features a bake sale, face painting, pumpkin decorating, slime-making, photo booth, silent auction and raffle. Proceeds to benefit The Mountain School as it celebrates 25 years as an...

Enjoy live music, fall activities, food, artists, crafters, contests and prizes in the heart of downtown Bennington.

Taste delicious chili, play corn hole, enter a raffle, and relax in the Liambru Tasty beer garden! Enter your chili for $10 for a chance to win up to $250. Help support the program that partners with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library for Pittsford, Chittenden,...

Enjoy an apple pie contest, pumpkin decorating, music, games, apple cider pressing, bouncy house, used book sale and more.

Martin Podskoch will talk about Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Vermont, including the CCC's history, lore, and legacy. Learn of the impact the CCC had on the Vermont landscape and the legacy that it left us.

Join the Vermont Archaeological Society for a 2-hour ‘crepuscular' tour to discover and explore the abandoned 19th Century settlement ruins at Little River State Park. Tour abandoned farms, forgotten cemeteries, sawmill remains and cellar holes. Observe the rusted artifacts left scattered on the landscape among...

Enjoy street performances and extended shopping hours at downtown businesses. Entertainment at the City Hall Plaza will delight audiences with a full schedule of shows featuring singing, poetry, music, drumming, and more.

Enjoy a pork roast dinner, live music, and good company.  Tickets $5 per person. Contact Clara Robinson by Oct. 17 at 802-874-4432 or [email protected].

Peel back the layers of Hubbard Park with landscape historian Samantha Ford. Discover Montpelier's history and the origin of the conservation movement using hidden clues in the form of stone walls, witness trees, barbed wire, and more.

The Fox Haunted Hillside Relay returns! This spooky good time returns for the second year of bikes, brews, and BOOs where racers compete in teams of three in a relay-style race. Prizes will be awarded to the team with the fastest time, best team costume,...

Trick-or-treaters have the chance to haunt the Historic Village. Visitors can enjoy a traditional and safe trick-or-treat experience with all youth visitors getting a treat at every stop. All visitors will get a chance to explore the museum's historic grounds and see historic structures.

An evening of pre-Halloween entertainment free and open to the public.  Enjoy a wide range of fun activities and storytelling.  This event will feature spirit photographs and original spirit artwork from the Henry Sheldon Museum's collection acquired by Solomon Wright Jewett (1808-94), a successful merino...

The Bennington Center Cemetery is widely recognized as one of the most beautiful in the state. The cemetery tour will introduce you to gravestones carved by some of the most prominent stonecutters active in this area from the 1760s through the 1830s. The program will...

Enjoy live music by Moon Hollow, wagon rides, face painting, cider donuts, and more. Don't forget to enter your carved pumpkins on Oct. 28.

Come if you dare to a scary animatronics haunted house. All are welcome, but be mindful that this might not be appropriate for young kids. Presented by Connor Communications and the St. Albans Downtown Board.

The Hills Are Alive Trail Run is a fun and challenging 5K on and around the Arrowhead Golf Course in Milton. Costume contest and many prizes will be given at the post-race party.

Join hundreds of costumed riders on a police escorted ride through the streets of Burlington.

Halloween downtown Trick or Treating at local businesses, Award-winning Honeybee Steelband has collaborated with Haitian dance instructor, Sylvestre Telfort and Senegalese drum and dance instructor Chimie Bangoura, to create a multi-cultural Halloween parade event and street party! There will be music, dancing, food and a...

Special surprises await on the Town Green. Decorate your car and bring candy of your own to have for other trunk-or-treaters. The Underhill-Jericho Fire Department will be on-site with a truck, and the Jericho Town Library will be open with treats and a restroom, as...

United Counseling Service's family-friendly race celebrates the unsung heroes in our lives. All proceeds will benefit the UCS Equine Therapy Program. Register before October 7 to get your race shirt!

The event includes crafts, baked good, Christmas items, attic treasures, nativities and plants. For more information, call Marge Smith at 802-222-5218.

Get started on your holiday shopping. Free admission and bake sale.