Vermont summer music festivals and performances are in every corner of the state. If you’re looking for a new way to spend your summer evenings, here are seven Vermont farms and vineyards hosting outdoor summer music events in 2025.
Read MoreMusic News: Homegrown in Vermont Music Festival Returns
Vermont's music scene faces challenges, but Seth Soloway and others are revitalizing it. Homegrown in Vermont festival returns, featuring local acts and Ryan Miller's tribute to the Kinks.
Read MoreEye on the Scene: Plex Arts Festival
The Plex Arts Festival in Burlington showcased diverse performances, blending the bizarre and captivating, from music to innovative acts.
Read MoreWilcox Ice Cream: Family, Perseverance and Humor
Wilcox Ice Cream is a family-owned business built on hard work, perseverance and a passion for making people happy with comfort food.
Read MoreEye on the Scene: Piper Hall, Fisher Wagg, and Dogface
Gihon Valley Hall in Hyde Park hosted local artists Piper Hall, Fisher Wagg, and Dogface, reviving rural social hubs in Vermont. Rock lives on!
Read MoreOn the Beat: Sonic Futures at Higher Ground
Catch Vermont's youth music scene at the Sonic Futures showcase on May 23, featuring top bands from Harwood's Battle of the Bands.
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Read MoreA Music Editor Suggests Five Family-Friendly Summer Shows
Vermont offers summer outdoor concerts great for families, featuring music, food, and activities. Notable events include Brattleboro Gallery Walk and Ben & Jerry's Concerts.
Read More18 Outdoor Vermont Farmers Markets to Visit in 2025
Outdoor Vermont farmers markets are a tradition every spring, summer and fall.
Read MoreSaying Goodbye to Waking Windows and (Maybe) Nectar’s
Reflecting on the potential closure of Nectar's and Club Metronome, the author grapples with nostalgia for music memories and recent losses.
Read MoreFluxus Artist Nye Ffarrabas’ First Solo Museum Exhibit at BMAC
Fluxus artist Nye Ffarrabas argues the 1960s movement is ongoing, showcasing her first solo show at BMAC. Her work blends art and life, emphasizing process over definition.
Read MoreOn the Beat: Vermont Reggae Fest Returns, Sunday Night Mass
Nectar's summer closure impacts local events, ending series like Sunday Night Mass. The Vermont Reggae Fest returns after 23 years, featuring top acts.
Read MoreMemories of a Mountain Top Hotel in Stowe
Hotels once crowned some of Vermont’s most iconic peaks—Mount Mansfield, Camel’s Hump, Snake Mountain and Mount Equinox.
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