The Stratton-Winhall Artisan Market will be every Saturday in February and March at the Winhall Community Arts Center. The market celebrates talent from the region and brings together diverse artisans, makers and bakers.
Stroll the streets of Historic Downton Wilmington while enjoying live music, craft beer, and chilis made by some of the best chefs in Southern Vermont. Enjoy a variety of over 20 beers to taste and 15 chilis dishes. Stroll stations: Ratu’s Liquor & Market with...
Join Merck Forest for a 1.5-hour sugaring tour. See and experience maple sugaring operations, from the trees in the sugarbush to the evaporator. Fee is $10. Pre-registration required. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Join The Nature Museum in Grafton to celebrate and view the total solar eclipse. Museum educators will be on-hand to share the science basics of solar eclipses along with context about other common eclipse history, myth, and lore. Safety-certified solar eclipse glasses will be available...
Watch the solar eclipse from the Dorset Green. Viewing glasses available at the Dorset Union Store.
Enjoy weekly walks every Tuesday morning in April and May. Rain or shine. Walk starts at the Park-McCullough veranda.
Join Peregrine Road's powerhouse duo Rachel Bell (accordion) Karen Axelrod (piano and accordion) for an entertaining evening of music rooted in the Celtic, English country dance, and French traditions. Enjoy everything from beautiful waltzes to joyous English country dance tunes to the energetic sounds of...
Enjoy world-class artists Hey Rim Jeon, Aaron Parks, Alfredo Rodriguez, and Jacky Terrasson as the headlining performers. Additionally, Yujin Han and Mathew Mueller join in as this year’s emerging artists. The schedule for the festival program includes four headliner performances, two emerging artist performances, four...
The annual Wardsboro Variety Show returns and the night will be jam-packed with entertainers. See who takes the stage at this year's show. Refreshments available; admission by donation.
Join curator Tim Medland for a vibrant discussion of his latest exhibition, We Tried to Warn You! Environmental Crisis Posters, 1970–2020. The show at Poster House in New York chronicles how graphic designers from around the world have attempted to tackle issues of environmental activism—and...
Learn local history at the Brattleboro History Walking Tour. The tours, led by knowledgeable local Rotarian guides, include about 10 stops explaining Brattleboro's history and culture. Tours are limited to 12 participants, and registration is required. Payment is on a sliding scale of $20-$40 per...
Join the third annual Battenkill Fly Fishing Festival. This year’s festival provides a rich variety of presentations and workshops celebrating the wild brown and brook trout of the Battenkill Watershed and the art of fly fishing. Festival highlights include: -Keynote Presentation by Tom Rosenbauer, Orvis's Chief...
