Vermont Events

  • Garlic Town USA in Bennington

    Downtown Bennington 479 Main. Street, Bennington, VT, United States

    Celebrating all things garlic at Southern Vermont's largest stinkin' festival. The annual Garlic Town brings together over 130 vendors, including garlic growers, craft vendors and food trucks. Also, enjoy live bands, beer, wine and garlic cocktails, live chef demonstrations, family activities and more.  

  • Mad River Valley Craft Fair in Waitsfield

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    Kenyon's Field 3337 Main St., Waitsfield, VT, United States

    The 55th annual Mad River Valley Craft Fair in Waitsfield showcases a juried fair with over 85 artists, plus live music, food, door prizes and kids’ activities. Rain or shine. Admission $5; kids 12 and under admitted free.

  • Champlain Valley Fair in Essex Junction

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    Champlain Valley Expo 105 Pearl Street, Essex Junction, VT, United States

    The Champlain Valley Fair, Vermont's largest event, features amusement rides, a monster truck show, live entertainment, music, a demolition derby, farm animals, exhibits, food, vendors and more. Find the full schedule here: champlainvalleyfair.org/schedules -Courtesy photo / Champlain Valley Fair 

  • Honey Fest in Proctorsville

    Proctorsville Village Green 7 Depot Street, Proctorsville, VT, United States

    Honey Fest in Proctorsville celebrates the bees that keep our world blooming. Stop by the Proctorsville Village Green and find local vendors, live music and festive fun. Enjoy treats, handmade treasures and toe-tapping tunes.

  • Food & Antique Tractor Festival in Grafton

    Grafton Trails & Outdoor Center 783 Townshend Road, Grafton, VT, United States

    The annual Grafton Food & Antique Tractor Festival showcases a display of antique tractors, food trucks, art vendors, live music and more. The event benefits the Grafton Historical Society.

  • Mount Snow Brewers Festival

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

    The Annual Mount Snow Brewers Festival is a celebration of beer, music and food. A selection of breweries will pour a variety of beers and ciders. Enjoy delicious food options and live music throughout the event, plus games, contests and more. General admission: $64 Designated...

  • Tours: Art Making on the Land in Enosburg Falls

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    Cold Hollow Sculpture Park 4280 Boston Post Rd, Enosburg Falls, VT, United States

    Join a free guided walking tour of Cold Hollow Sculpture Park this summer. Have you ever wondered how artist David Stromeyer decided to create a public sculpture park in Enosburg Falls? What sets outdoor art apart from viewing art inside a museum? And what might...

  • Plymouth Folk and Blues Festival

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    President Calvin Coolidge Historic Site 3780 VT-100A, Plymouth, VT, United States

    Enjoy authentic folk and blues music on Labor Day weekend at the annual Plymouth Folk and Blues Festival. All concerts are free. Cash donations to support the artists are appreciated.

  • The Meeting House on the Green Music Series in Fairfield

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    The Meeting House on the Green 71 School Street, East Fairfield, VT, United States

    Listen to live music at The Meeting House on the Green in East Fairfield. Tickets $10. Schedule: March 28:  Vermont Mandolin Trio April 25:  Mary McGinniss & The Selkies May 23:  Beg, Steal or Borrow June 6:  Michele Choiniere June 27: Duke Aeroplane & The...

  • Jay Peak Trail Running Festival

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    Jay Peak 830 Jay Peak Road, Jay, VT, United States

    The annual Jay Peak Trail Running Festival is a unique trail running weekend created for the whole family. With seven races for all abilities, there is something for everyone. Whether you have a child who just likes being outdoors, or you’re trying your first trail...

  • Guilford Fair

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    Guilford Fair 163 Fairground Road, Guilford, VT, United States

    The annual Guilford Fair features a classic car show, an ox pull, farmer Olympics, exhibits, a chicken barbecue, games, circus arts, live music and more.  The annual fair started in 1942 and has been a local favorite ever since. -courtesy image