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Events Calendar - 2025


Find a multitude of fun events and great things to do, including weekend events, throughout the year, like music, festivals, comedy, outdoor fun, boat cruises, excursions for families and kids, food, wine and beer tastings.

Check out the listings of year-round Fairs & Festivals throughout New England. Also be sure to read our list of Great Things To Do in New England. Whether you're curious about what to this weekend, this month, or this season, we have you covered.

For events specifically related to the anniversary of the American Revolution, please visit our MA250 Events Calendar.

Find the dates you plan to travel or simply search the full events list below.

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-= Featured Events =-

4th Annual Snow Golf of The Landmark Trust

Feb 22, 2026 - Feb 22, 2026 Scott Farm, 707 Kipling Rd, Dummerston, VT 05301

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Snow Golf: Chip, Drive, & Putt for Preservation

We held our inaugural Snow Golf challenge in 2023 on a beautiful snowy day and had so much fun, we’ve made it an annual event! Snow or no snow, seasoned golfer or novice, we always have a great time for a good cause. Once again we’ll be partnering with the Brattleboro Country Club on the design and layout of our challenges and featuring our popular Scott Farm pop up bar and Newton’s Curveball Concessions food cart.

New to Snow Golf? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to hit a golf ball in the snow? So did Rudyard Kipling! Kipling invented Snow Golf right here in Vermont at his home - Naulakha. As stewards of Naulakha, we’re excited to continue the tradition right where it was born with a fun wintery fundraiser.

Snow Golf is just like regular golf but even more fun…because it’s in the snow! Our event is designed to be a fun challenge for anyone who wants a unique way to stay active in the depths of Winter as well as seasoned golfers wanting to practice their game in the off season. And everyone is invited to eat, drink, and enjoy the ambiance, even if you’re not golfing. Prizes will be awarded for winners at each challenge, best dressed, longest distance traveled, and more. 

All proceeds support our historic preservation work, helping us maintain these beautiful historic properties, produce place-based educational programs, and save additional historic buildings.

Space is limited, and tee times will sell out, so register today! Why not make a weekend of it and stay at one of our properties while you're here?

Music

Capital City Concerts presents A Journey of Sound: Hebraic, Estonian & Scandinavian Masterpieces

Feb 27, 2026 - Feb 27, 2026 Cathedral of Saint Paul, Burlington
, 2 Cherry St, Burlington, VT 05401 Burlington, VT 05401

Join Capital City Concerts for an evening of vibrant classical music featuring Grammy-nominated Palaver Strings, flutist Karen Kevra, and a select chorus led by Richard Riley.

The program includes:
  • Sisask’s Te Deum for chorus, strings & flute
  • Bloch’s Suite Modale
  • Mustonen’s String Nonet #2
  • Choral works from Estonia and Scandinavia
Experience a rich blend of contemporary and international compositions in an unforgettable live performance.

Sons of Town Hall

Feb 27, 2026 - Feb 27, 2026 122 Hourglass Drive Stowe, VT 05672

Step into a mythic musical journey with Sons of Town Hall, the transatlantic folk duo of David Berkeley and Ben Parker. Blending live concept album and performance art, they create a genre all their own.

Performing under the 19th-century personas of Josiah Chester Jones and George Ulysses Brown, the duo spins wild, humorous tales of adventure, love, and escape—interwoven with rousing and heartfelt songs. Designed as a live companion to their radio-theater podcast Madmen Cross The Water, each show is an imaginative, immersive experience that transports audiences to another time and place.

Expect storytelling, theatrical flair, and unforgettable folk melodies in a performance unlike any other.

Performing Arts and Theater

Free Farmer’s Night Concert — Capital City Concerts presents A Journey of Sound: Hebraic, Estonian & Scandinavian Masterpieces

Feb 25, 2026 - Feb 25, 2026 Vermont State House 115 State St, Montpelier, VT 05633, VT 05602

Capital City Concerts presents its first-ever Farmer’s Night, featuring Grammy-nominated Palaver Strings, Vermont’s own Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra, and a select chorus conducted by Richard Riley. This special evening showcases a program of masterful choral and string works from Estonia, Scandinavia, and beyond.

Program Highlights:
  • Te Deum – Veljo Tormis / Sisask
  • Suite Modale – Ernest Bloch
  • String Nonet #2 – Kalevi Aho / Mustonen
  • Additional colorful choral works from Estonia and Scandinavia
Event Details:
  • Date: Thursday, February 27, 2026 (Concert repeated at the Cathedral of Saint Paul, Burlington, VT)
  • Location: [Insert Montpelier Venue
  • Funding: Supported in part by Montpelier Alive via the Montpelier Downtown Improvement District
Celebrate world-class musicianship and vibrant choral traditions in this unique community-focused event—a perfect evening for music lovers and supporters of local and international artistry.