Come dressed as your favorite species and join in celebrating our interdependence with all of life at the All Species Day Parade in Montpelier. Opening ceremonies begin in Hubbard Park at noon. At 1:15 p.m., a parade of people dressed as animals leads to the...
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
The annual Adamant Blackfly Festival is a family-friendly "bug-centric" celebration at the Adamant Co-op. Enjoy a parade, nature walk, live music, food and a big sense of community.
Brownsville will kick off its annual celebration on the evening of July 3 with live music, food and fireworks. On July 4, enjoy a community breakfast, food, music and crafts, followed by The Grand Brownsville Independence Day Parade. The parade kicks off at 1:30 p.m. and...
Celebrate Independence Day at the 76th Annual Wardsboro 4th of July Street Festival! This year, the festival is proud to host: - A celebratory parade with floats, vintage cars, fire trucks and more - Shopping at booths of local vendors - Delicious homemade strawberry shortcake...
The legendary Warren July 4th parade starts at 10 a.m. Jewel House warms up on the porch of The Warren Store, and activities will follow at Brooks Field. Head up to Sugarbush's Lincoln Peak for fireworks at dusk.
Celebrate Independence Day on July 5 in Brandon with free events throughout the day and evening. Enjoy a parade, music in the parks, contests, beer garden, street dance and fireworks at dusk right from downtown.
The 94th annual Danville Community Fair includes a parade, live music, food, dancing, kids’ games, bouncy house, inflatable obstacle course, dunk tank, face painting, lawn games and more.
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
