Shop from different vendors at this two-day holiday event. You’ll find a wide variety of gifts ranging from clothing to jewelry to art to food to woodworking to herbal products and more. Beers will be flowing at Foam, and snacks and drinks will be available...
Experience a holiday extravaganza for all ages! Winter Lights at Shelburne Museum invites visitors to see the museum's buildings and campus decorated in beautiful holiday lights. New this season is an enhanced circus display with whimsical figures inspired by Shelburne’s collection and illuminated under a...
Burlington's BTV Winter Market is a month-long European-style outdoor market featuring a rotating group of 20 local artists, makers, and food vendors that will capture the spirit of the season in City Hall Park. Presented by Burlington City Arts and Love Burlington. -Courtesy Photo /...
The Good Trade Markers Market in Burlington showcases nearly 100 of the country’s best independent makers and manufacturers under one roof. Have a drink, some delicious food, and meet innovators, designers, and makers from all over who have been meticulously honing their crafts. Tickets $8...
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra's Holiday Pops concert in Burlington includes the orchestra and VSO’s 80-voice chorus leading three sing-a-longs and performing much-loved music by John Rutter, LeRoy Anderson and George Frederic Handel. A new-to-VSO composition by Quinn Mason, Spanish-influenced holiday music, and traditional carols round...
Get into the spirit of the season at Santa Sunday at Bolton Valley. All skiers and riders who arrive dressed head-to-toe in official Santa attire will ski and ride free that day. Guests must be dressed in the complete Santa package to earn this early...
Highlight is Burlington’s go-to New Year's Eve celebration. Join the festivities downtown and on the Waterfront. The event features Vermont artists, musicians, food vendors and more. Produced by Burlington City Arts and Signal Kitchen. Tickets $15-$18. Kids under 6 admitted free. To see the full...
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
