While it looks like we won’t be traveling far this summer, Vermont offers myriad ways to celebrate the longest, sunniest days of the year. From trails to fishing, kayaking to horseback riding, parks, waterways and businesses are open for exploration – and fun.
“What makes the desert beautiful … is that somewhere it hides a well.” — Antoine de Saint-Exupery, “The Little Prince.”
Living in Vermont during the winter, you have a tendency to take snow for granted. When you’re a 4-year-old kid from Florida who has spent almost half your life battling cancer, you don’t take anything for granted. And when you see snow for the first time, it’s like magic.
It was a cold morning — at least 10 below zero — as seven Boy Scout troops met at Peoples Academy in Morrisville to compete in the Klondike Derby.
In this photo collection: A Winterfest gate greets visitors to the skating rink; kids get tired after running around; youngsters shoot in the biathlon competition; a warm fire is good; biathlon competitors scoot quickly to the next shooting station; Winterfest president Roger Clapp opens the…
Mark Crouthamel brought a 22-ton block party to Stowe this week, in the form of 180 oversized ice cubes that were dropped off at businesses around town and form the canvas for a group of super chill artists participating in the 20th iteration of the annual Stowe Winter Carnival Ice Carving C…
The Bagnato family, in town from New Jersey, decided to try the sledding hill behind Stowe Elementary School.
There’s no better way to beat the winter blues than at the popular Waterbury Winterfest, where community members and visitors come together to play, laugh, sing and dance.
The Guinness World Record for the largest-ever s’more will be the goal at the Camp Meade Winter S’morestice Celebration on Saturday, Dec. 28, from 4 to 8 p.m. on Route 2 in Middlesex.
The Spruce Peak Lights Festival is Saturday, Dec. 21, 3-9 p.m., with a passel of activities to please everyone in the family. The festival culminates in the John Pizzarelli Trio’s musical salute to Nat King Cole at the performing arts center, but it all starts at 3 p.m. when Santa poses for …
Stowe Community Church, on historic Main Street, hosts an Old-fashioned Christmas Carol Sing, Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in the church sanctuary. The event is free and is open to all.
A Traditional Christmas in Stowe, an annual festival, will be held Dec. 6 to 8, with tree lightings, Santa and reindeer visits, wagon rides and other family-friendly activities
He stumped Penn & Teller. He amazed and entertained audiences from all over the world at his off-Broadway show. Now Vitaly Beckman brings his latest and most ambitious production to the stage with An Evening of Wonders at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center, 122 Hourglass Drive, Stowe, on…
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