Enjoy a weekend of live music, historical tours, agriculture, food, vendors and more on the scenic Chester Green. For 50 years, this annual event is has been held as a hallmark kick off to the beginning of fall foliage season. This is a free outdoor event...
The Old Fashioned Harvest Market in Underhill is a local tradition. Enjoy a flea market, crafts, games, greased pole contest, food, cider, entertainment and more.
Learn about traditional crafts of the region through demonstrations and hands-on experiences. Exhibits include candle making, quilting, spring pole lathe and a Civil War traveling forge.
Follow a Vermont woodland path sprinkled with charming fairy houses for a magical experience of the natural world. The festival is museum’s annual fundraiser and draws visitors from far and wide. Volunteers create a fairyland of small structures built out of natural materials. Crafts for...
The annual event includes a parade, horse-drawn wagon rides, games, food, raffle, craft fair, music and more. Parade starts at 10 a.m
The Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site Fall Festival in Plymouth Notch features hayrides with Farmer Fred, taste multiple varieties of Vermont-grown heritage apples and watch cider pressing. The Plymouth Fire Department will be cooking up BBQ chicken dinners for sale on site.
The Groton Fall Festival features a parade, pumpkin competition, chicken pie supper and more. Visit the Peter Paul Historical House from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. to view special exhibits. Help is available to those researching their Groton properties. The library is open 10 a.m.- 3 p.m....
The 53rd annual Newfane Heritage Festival features live music, a selection of juried artists and crafts people, vendors, food, activities and more on the beautiful, historic Newfane village green.
Gather on the village green for Cider Days in Mount Holly. This two-day event features cider pressing, apple pie and all the joys of fall in Vermont.
Enjoy brews by your favorite local brewers at the annual Siptember Fest at Mad River Glen in Fayston. Bring a lawn chair, kick back and have fun. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome. -Courtesy photo / Mad River Glen
Enjoy a parade, music, food, drinks, exhibits, cloggers, arts and crafts, pony rides, a pig roast, and more at the 41st annual Peru Fair. All parking at Bromley Mountain (free shuttle). Parade starts at 9:45 a.m. Admission: $10/10+ and $5/5-9. Kids under 5 admitted free.
