Vermont Public Community Calendar

Morrisville Live is a free, family-friendly summer music series held Wednesday evenings at Oxbow Park in Morrisville, Vermont—just minutes from Stowe. From July 8 through August 19, 2026 (5:30–7:30 PM), enjoy live performances from regional bands in a scenic riverside setting in the heart of the Lamoille Valley.

Each week features local food vendors, crafts, and activities for all ages, creating a lively community atmosphere for both residents and visitors. Located near the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, it’s an easy stop while exploring the region. Bring a chair or blanket, grab a bite, and relax with great music. Visit our website for the full lineup of bands.

Part of the Jane Austen weekend at The Governor's House, the tea is open to the public. Although this is a full English afternoon tea made popular during the Victorian Era with scones, jam, clotted cream, finger sandwiches, and tea cakes, there will be readings and discussion of tea the way Jane Austen would have enjoyed it during the Regency Period.

Rocktoberfest returns to downtown Morrisville for its 14th annual celebration, transforming Portland Street into a lively Vermont fall festival filled with live music, local food, vendors, family-friendly activities, and the popular Adirondack Chair Auction. Named a Vermont Chamber of Commerce 2026 Signature Event, this free event invites visitors and locals alike to experience the creativity, community spirit, and small-town charm of the Lamoille Valley, just minutes from Stowe, while exploring Morrisville’s local shops and restaurants.

Part of the Jane Austen weekend at The Governor's House, the tea is open to the public. Although this is a full English afternoon tea made popular during the Victorian Era with scones, jam, clotted cream, finger sandwiches, and tea cakes, there will be readings and discussion of tea the way Jane Austen would have enjoyed it during the Regency Period.

Part of the Jane Austen weekend at The Governor's House, the tea is open to the public. Although this is a full English afternoon tea made popular during the Victorian Era with scones, jam, clotted cream, finger sandwiches, and tea cakes, there will be readings and discussion of tea the way Jane Austen would have enjoyed it during the Regency Period.