Vermont Public Community Calendar

PALS for Life at UVAC is a FREE 16-week program for individuals affected by breast cancer, running May 5 – August 20. Based on the Physical Activity and Lymphedema (PAL) Study, the program uses research-backed exercise to help reduce the risk of lymphedema while improving strength, health, and quality of life. Participants receive a free UVAC membership during the program, expert-led sessions twice per week, access to land and aquatic fitness classes, and educational seminars on lymphedema and nutrition through Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. A doctor’s referral and PT consultation are required. Learn more at uvacswim.org/fitness/breast-cancer-programs.

Looking for a fun and educational activity for your littlest sailor? Join us on Fridays at 10:30 for Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s weekly storytime!

Families with young children (recommended age 5 and younger) are invited to gather with a Museum educator in our historic summer camp building, the Roost, as we read some of our favorite stories about Lake Champlain and summer adventures on the water out loud for all to enjoy. Stories will be read as a group and there will also be coloring pages and crafts available afterwards.

Storytime meets every Friday from May 29–October 16. This program is free to attend with no registration required.

The Roost is situated off of a gravel path at the back of the Museum green. The ramp at the back of the building is accessible over grass. There is a high threshold at the entrance of the ramp. For accessibility requests please contact us by email at info@lcmm.org or by phone at 802-475-2022.

5th Annual West Windsor, Vermont Music Festival 2026

SAKIKO OHASHI: Artistic Director @sakiohashi

Join us!
JUNE 26 7pm June 27 7pm June 28 3pm

MUSICIAN LINEUP
Sakiko Ohashi, piano | Orli Shaham, piano
Salix Piano Trio | Helen Kim, violin

The West Windsor Music Festival is the creative endeavor of Artistic Director, Sakiko Ohashi. There's no better place to share the wonders and beauty of chamber music with friends and neighbors. 2026 is the fifth anniverary of the festival, and we have many of our friends and neibors of West windsor and the surrounding area to thank.
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The West Windsor Music Festival enriches the community through music, friends, and unforgettable gatherings. We thank our many friends in the Brownsville area and the leaders of the community for your support and encouragement of the festival each year. As each festival comes, we add or tweak or add a surprise, but in the end, it is all about the exceptional music.
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The West Windsor Music Festival is primarily self-funded. As a not-for-profit, we gladly accept donations. Receipt for tax purposes available.

Rainbowpalooza is Springfield’s Pride celebration and VegFest in one joyful, family-friendly day. Join us for free vegan food, live performances, community speakers, local vendors, and an LGBTQ+ celebration rooted in compassion, connection, and belonging.

5th Annual West Windsor, Vermont Music Festival 2026

SAKIKO OHASHI: Artistic Director @sakiohashi

Join us!
JUNE 26 7pm June 27 7pm June 28 3pm

MUSICIAN LINEUP
Sakiko Ohashi, piano | Orli Shaham, piano
Salix Piano Trio | Helen Kim, violin

The West Windsor Music Festival is the creative endeavor of Artistic Director, Sakiko Ohashi. There's no better place to share the wonders and beauty of chamber music with friends and neighbors. 2026 is the fifth anniverary of the festival, and we have many of our friends and neibors of West windsor and the surrounding area to thank.
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The West Windsor Music Festival enriches the community through music, friends, and unforgettable gatherings. We thank our many friends in the Brownsville area and the leaders of the community for your support and encouragement of the festival each year. As each festival comes, we add or tweak or add a surprise, but in the end, it is all about the exceptional music.
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The West Windsor Music Festival is primarily self-funded. As a not-for-profit, we gladly accept donations. Receipt for tax purposes available.

5th Annual West Windsor, Vermont Music Festival 2026

SAKIKO OHASHI: Artistic Director @sakiohashi

Join us!
JUNE 26 7pm June 27 7pm June 28 3pm

MUSICIAN LINEUP
Sakiko Ohashi, piano | Orli Shaham, piano
Salix Piano Trio | Helen Kim, violin

The West Windsor Music Festival is the creative endeavor of Artistic Director, Sakiko Ohashi. There's no better place to share the wonders and beauty of chamber music with friends and neighbors. 2026 is the fifth anniverary of the festival, and we have many of our friends and neibors of West windsor and the surrounding area to thank.
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The West Windsor Music Festival enriches the community through music, friends, and unforgettable gatherings. We thank our many friends in the Brownsville area and the leaders of the community for your support and encouragement of the festival each year. As each festival comes, we add or tweak or add a surprise, but in the end, it is all about the exceptional music.
​
The West Windsor Music Festival is primarily self-funded. As a not-for-profit, we gladly accept donations. Receipt for tax purposes available.

PALS for Life at UVAC is a FREE 16-week program for individuals affected by breast cancer, running May 5 – August 20. Based on the Physical Activity and Lymphedema (PAL) Study, the program uses research-backed exercise to help reduce the risk of lymphedema while improving strength, health, and quality of life. Participants receive a free UVAC membership during the program, expert-led sessions twice per week, access to land and aquatic fitness classes, and educational seminars on lymphedema and nutrition through Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. A doctor’s referral and PT consultation are required. Learn more at uvacswim.org/fitness/breast-cancer-programs.

Under new leadership for 2026 comes a revitalized Danville Farmers Market with the community at heart. We'll have food cooking Brazilian style over an open flame, fresh produce, plant starts, maple, meat, rotating community organizations and activities, kid's events, and more. Come gather with us and see what life is like in Danville.

Staying locally at Sugar Ridge, Joe's Pond or other Danville accommodations? Come stock up for your stay, grab a sweet treat and stay for dinner or live music.

Join us for our free Wednesday night music series in the parlor. We will have music through April, visit our events page to see who is playing!

We’ll be serving cocktails and snacks in the parlor, but please make a reservation for our dining room or at the bar if you would like to join us for dinner that night.

Join us for an 8-class series taught by Technology for Tomorrow! Designed to help adult learners build advanced workplace-ready technology skills, BTC's Tier 2 Digital Literacy course is intended for learners who already have basic computer experience and are ready to strengthen their confidence using Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, cloud-based tools, and cross-platform navigation. Each 1.5-hour session provides hands-on, practical instruction using Google Drive, Docs, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, and Slides, with clear connections to how these skills transfer to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

VSAC tuition assistance may be available to eligible adult learners and can cover all or part of the program cost. For more information or to inquire about eligibility, contact btcadulted@bsdvt.org.

History lies in the depths of Lake Champlain, waiting to share its secrets and stories. In 2026, we’re opening up our vaults and taking a DEEP DIVE into the past with Museum experts, archaeologists, historians, and educators in our free evening conversation series!

Join us every other Wednesday from June through October for a free “Deep Dives” talk. Each evening will include an expert presentation and time for questions and conversation at the end.

Deep Dives is free to attend with registration. A complimentary drink from Shacksbury cider is included with your free registration.

To celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra hits the road with Summer Festival Tour: America 250, bringing music to communities across the Green Mountain State. There’s nothing like a balmy July evening in the Vermont outdoors, especially when the state’s orchestra performs beloved favorites like Morton Gould’s American Salute (based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”), Aaron Copland’s Hoe-Down from Rodeo, a lively selection of music by John Williams and John Philip Sousa, and more.

Music Director Andrew Crust invites you to bring a picnic blanket and relax under sunny skies to enjoy this cherished tradition.

PALS for Life at UVAC is a FREE 16-week program for individuals affected by breast cancer, running May 5 – August 20. Based on the Physical Activity and Lymphedema (PAL) Study, the program uses research-backed exercise to help reduce the risk of lymphedema while improving strength, health, and quality of life. Participants receive a free UVAC membership during the program, expert-led sessions twice per week, access to land and aquatic fitness classes, and educational seminars on lymphedema and nutrition through Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. A doctor’s referral and PT consultation are required. Learn more at uvacswim.org/fitness/breast-cancer-programs.

To celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra hits the road with Summer Festival Tour: America 250, bringing music to communities across the Green Mountain State. There’s nothing like a balmy July evening in the Vermont outdoors, especially when the state’s orchestra performs beloved favorites like Morton Gould’s American Salute (based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”), Aaron Copland’s Hoe-Down from Rodeo, a lively selection of music by John Williams and John Philip Sousa, and more. Music Director Andrew Crust invites you to bring a picnic blanket and relax under sunny skies to enjoy this cherished tradition.

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. To commemorate this important milestone, the Vermont Historical Society is launching a new exhibit called 50 for 250, a project that is designed to examine the ways that Vermont’s story has evolved over the past 250 years.

50 for 250 will highlight 50 items from our collections that symbolize themes, trends, and moments from the state’s long and proud history. These items are the focus of intensive research and scholarship by VHS staff and invited scholars, and will be part of a major exhibit that will open on Friday, July 3rd, 2026. Admission will be free for the opening.

Brandon’s Favorite Day of the Year!!

Celebrate Independence Day on Friday, July 3, 2026 in Brandon, a small town in central Vermont with free events planned all day. Activities include the grand parade, bands in the parks, contests, beer garden, auction, street dance and fireworks at dusk.

Brandon has a beautifully revitalized streetscape, downtown parks and waterfalls, historic architecture, quaint shops, and lodging and restaurant options. Brandon sits between lakes and mountains nearby Moosalamoo National Recreation Area and Branbury State Park.

Looking for a fun and educational activity for your littlest sailor? Join us on Fridays at 10:30 for Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s weekly storytime!

Families with young children (recommended age 5 and younger) are invited to gather with a Museum educator in our historic summer camp building, the Roost, as we read some of our favorite stories about Lake Champlain and summer adventures on the water out loud for all to enjoy. Stories will be read as a group and there will also be coloring pages and crafts available afterwards.

Storytime meets every Friday from May 29–October 16. This program is free to attend with no registration required.

The Roost is situated off of a gravel path at the back of the Museum green. The ramp at the back of the building is accessible over grass. There is a high threshold at the entrance of the ramp. For accessibility requests please contact us by email at info@lcmm.org or by phone at 802-475-2022.

To celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra hits the road with Summer Festival Tour: America 250, bringing music to communities across the Green Mountain State. There’s nothing like a balmy July evening in the Vermont outdoors, especially when the state’s orchestra performs beloved favorites like Morton Gould’s American Salute (based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”), Aaron Copland’s Hoe-Down from Rodeo, a lively selection of music by John Williams and John Philip Sousa, and more. Music Director Andrew Crust invites you to bring a picnic blanket and relax under sunny skies to enjoy this cherished tradition.

Celebrate America 250 in Morristown with a full day of Fourth of July festivities in the heart of the Lamoille Valley, just minutes from Stowe. Visitors and locals alike can enjoy a patriotic parade at 11:00 AM, followed by community activities, local food, and small-town charm throughout the day. The celebration continues at Oxbow Park starting at 5:30 PM with live music by Red Hot Juba, food and craft vendors, family-friendly activities, and a fireworks display at dusk. A perfect summer day to experience Vermont community spirit.

To celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra hits the road with Summer Festival Tour: America 250, bringing music to communities across the Green Mountain State. There’s nothing like a balmy July evening in the Vermont outdoors, especially when the state’s orchestra performs beloved favorites like Morton Gould’s American Salute (based on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”), Aaron Copland’s Hoe-Down from Rodeo, a lively selection of music by John Williams and John Philip Sousa, and more. Music Director Andrew Crust invites you to bring a picnic blanket and relax under sunny skies to enjoy this cherished tradition.