Join Bourdon Maple Farm to celebrate Vermont's sweetest tradition during Maple Open House. Learn how maple syrup is made and get a taste of Vermont. -Free tours + maple syrup tastings -Boiling demonstrations -Maple sap gathering -Buttermilk waffles + local maple ice cream -Outdoor adventures...
Don't miss the Newbury Historical Society's third annual Maple Sugar Open House. Learn about the sweet tradition of maple sugaring—a practice perfected by Native Americans centuries ago. This free event will be at John and Hannah Narowski’s sugarhouse. John and Hannah have been boiling sap...
At the Baby Farm Animal Celebration at Billings Farm & Museum, meet the farm’s Jersey calves, piglets, chicks, and turkey poults and learn about their care on the farm. Special farm visitors will be on site to delight – including lambs visiting from the Aker...
Scott Farm in Dummerston hosts Crepe Night on the first and third Wednesday of the month between May and September. Celebrate the harvest, good simple food, and community in a stunning setting – picnic style. Enjoy delicious crepes, local music and spectacular views.
Visit Knoll Farm in Fayston to see this year’s young lambs and learn about the farm’s Icelandic flock. You’ll explore the sheep barn and adjacent lambing pastures. Please leave your dogs at home. Free.
The Enosburg Falls Lions Club presents the 69th Vermont Dairy Festival. Enjoy midway rides, a parade, 50/50 raffle, food, chicken barbecue, fireworks, contests and more. Check to see the full schedule here: https://vermontdairyfestival.com/schedule.html
Celebrate Vermont’s wooly heritage at Rokeby Museum’s Sheep and Wool Day. This family-friendly event will feature sheep petting, kid’s crafts, historic spinning and weaving, history farm tours and more.
Celebrate dairy on a working dairy farm with fresh food and craft beverages, live music, educational programs and farm-inspired art exhibitions.
Lamoille County Field Days in Johnson is a traditional agricultural fair held over three days in July. Enjoy food, entertainment, tractor pulls, a Midway and more. Interesting fact: The fair originally started as a tractor rodeo in the 1960s. It was established to promote tractor...
The 13th Annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival returns to Shelburne Farms. Sample exceptional cheeses, taste local specialty foods and beverages, and meet award-winning cheesemakers. Enjoy this Vermont tradition at a stunning location along Lake Champlain. Tickets: $69.50
The Annual Heirloom Apple Day is a celebration of apples of all shapes, colors, tastes and histories. Every year, the Scott Farm welcomes visitors of all ages for this one-day celebration of apples of all shapes, colors, tastes and their histories. Free admission.
The East Charlotte Tractor Parade is back for 2025. Organizers expect dozens of tractors to participate in the celebration of Charlotte’s agricultural roots. Festivities begin at 11 a.m. and tractors roll at 1 p.m. -Courtesy photo
