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...

Enjoy trick-or-treating between 5-7 p.m. in downtown Brattleboro! Go store-to-store and look for the pumpkin decal on participating doorways. Every location will have a non-food item option in addition to candy. At 6 p.m., the Brattleboro Recreation & Parks Department Horribles Parade will meet in...

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.

Shop local with vendors, artists and local businesses. Enjoy a delicious lunch plus a book sale at the library.

Justice For Dogs, a Wolcott-based animal rescue organization, for its 16th annual craft show. The event features over 50 crafters selling handcrafted items and food. There will be door prizes, music, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction and a lantern auction.

Enjoy this free workshop. to learn how to make an edible gingerbread house. Create and decorate your own textile house with ribbons, pinecones, and more. Make a snowman out of cotton balls, and trees from sugar cones.

A Thanksgiving morning tradition. Run, walk, stroll with a chance to win your Thanksgiving Day pie. Winning male and female as well as every 10th finisher receives a freshly made pie. The course is approximately 3 miles over hill and dale at Neshobe Golf Course....

Santa is making a quick trip to downtown Burlington to help kick off the annual parade on the Church Street Marketplace. The parade starts at noon on City Hall Block and ends on Mall Block, where kids are invited to follow Santa into CityPlace Burlington....

This annual Burlington event kicks off with carolers singing holiday favorites on the Church Street Marketplace. The show culminates with the illumination of 100,000 lights, including the lighting of a 30-plus foot tree at the north end of Church Street. The official lighting time is...

Come out and support local crafters. Enjoy treats, a white elephant table, holiday decorations, and a variety of crafters and vendors. This event benefits of the Brendon P Cousino Med47 Foundation.

Find unique local gifts for everyone on your list at this holiday bazaar during Small Business Saturday.

Experience Lake Champlain Chocolate's take on happy hour as you discover America's best hot chocolate with a free tasting experience that is fun for the whole family. Taste an entire flight of hot chocolate and sip and savor your way to an extraordinary chocolate moment.

St. Albans Recreation will set up fun outdoor winter games in Taylor Park. All ages are welcome. The St. Albans Free Library will be offering free horse-drawn sleigh rides around the park.

Visit a dozen venues featuring more than 40 unique vendors at the annual Winooski Holiday Pop-Up Shop. Enjoy music, drink specials, tastings, and gifts for everyone on your list, brought to you by local artists, makers, and vintage dealers.

Come for an evening of Christmas songs, readings, and refreshments to ring in the holiday season. All are welcome.

Rutland County's eight covered bridges will be decorated for the holiday season. The tour meets at 9 a.m. at Sanderson Covered Bridge in Brandon. From Brandon the group will proceed to the town of Pittsford to Hammond, Depot, Gorham, and Cooley covered bridges, in that...

Watch the annual Holiday Light Up the Night Parade. The parade begins on 84 Farrant Street in Newport with lineup starting at 4 p.m. Starting at 5 p.m. the parade will proceed through Downtown Newport, travel along Route 5 through Derby, and end at the...

The Holiday Craft Fair is back! Stop by the green between Brigid’s Crossing (the old Middletown Springs Inn) and the Middletown Springs Historical Society. Food will be available at the Historical Society, in addition to more crafts and a museum exhibit. Questions? Contact Beth Miller at 802-235-2734...