Posted in Vermont
June 30, 2017
The 9 Best Small-Town Vermont Festivals You’ve Never Heard Of
Vermont has some pretty famous fairs and festivals such as the Tunbridge Fair, Strolling of the Heifers and the Burlington Jazz Festival. However there are many great lesser known festivals that are pretty awesome. Whether the town is small, or the festival isn’t as well known, we just love these small town festivals in VT that you may never have heard of before. Let’s take a look!
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You can find all kinds of fun at this historical festival. Head over to
701 Herrick Brook Road
in Pawlet to check it out this July!
Imagine camping in this beautiful setting with a roaring campfire and incredible music. Well, you don’t need to imagine, because this could be you! Head over to this three day festival in Stockbridge.
This civic festival has a little bit of everything - live music, parade and fireworks. It's fun for the whole family!
This highly anticipated show takes place in little old Cabot, Vermont. Every year world class musicians gather to entertain in this gorgeous setting producing a family friendly event.
10 whole days of blueberry filled activities isn't even enough for this "jam" packed festival. Parades, contests and loads of delicious fun.
This unique festival is great for anyone and everyone who likes to fish and enjoy the fresh air.
The kids love getting dressed up in pirate garb for live shows, treasure hunts and more pirate fun at this great festival at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes.
This festival at the Billings farm in Woodstock showcases fine artistry in woodworking. Go and check out the many vendors who display everything from woodcarvings and home furnishings, to jewelry and toys.
This free festival celebrates the written word of both new and established authors. You'll love the readings and discussions of their amazing works.
Want more things to see and do? Check out these 13 destinations that everyone in Vermont needs to visit this summer.
