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  • 128 Lakeside Ave.

    128 Lakeside Ave. Burlington

    n/a

  • 47 Mill St.

    47 Mill St., Hardwick Northeast Kingdom

  • 682 Malletts Bay Ave.

    682 Malletts Bay Ave., Colchester Chittenden County

  • 80 Summit St.

    80 Summit St. Burlington

  • Abetti GeoBarn

    923 King's Hwy., White River Junction Upper Valley

    802-295-9687

  • Agricola Farm

    2674 Jersey St., Panton Middlebury Area

    802-475-3409

    The farm is delivering cuts of pork, lamb and chicken; fresh pasta; ready-to-eat meals such as "Mémère's secret meat pie" and other products. Email to order and pay by check for contactless delivery from Jericho to Middlebury. The farmstand is also open daily.
    11 articles
  • Airport Rd.

    Airport Rd., Highgate Champlain Islands/Northwest

  • AM Foster Covered Bridge

    1645 Cabot Plains Rd., Cabot Barre/Montpelier

    1 article
  • American Precision Museum

    196 Main St., Windsor Upper Valley

    802-674-5781

    National Historic Landmark, celebrates America’s industrial revolution. See machine tools, rifles, a working 19th century gun shop. Open daily 10-5 May 26-Oct. 31. $6 admission. Gift Shop. On US Rte. 5, between Exits 8 and 9 off I-91.
    6 articles
  • American Red Cross of Vermont

    29 Mansfield Ave. Burlington

    802-660-9130

  • Andy A_Dog Williams Skatepark

    Lake St. Burlington

    802-864-0123

    20 articles
  • Appalachian Trail

    Appalachian Trail, Woodstock Upper Valley

  • ArborTrek Canopy Adventures

    1239 Edward Rd., Jeffersonville Stowe/Smuggs

    802-644-9300

    6 articles
  • Barker Farm

    303 Barker Rd, Ludlow Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-228-5652

  • Battery Park Fountain

    Battery Park Extension Burlington

    (802) 864-0123

  • Ben & Jerry’s Factory

    1281 Route 100 Mad River Valley/Waterbury

    802-882-2047

    Dairy lovers tour the factory to get the full scoop on Vermont's world-famous ice cream empire. Afterward, hit up the counter for a cone of Cherry Garcia or Half Baked.
    22 articles
  • Bennington Museum

    75 Main St. Manchester/Bennington

    802-447-1571

    2 events 6 articles
  • Bennington Potters

    324 County St. Manchester/Bennington

    802-447-7531

    Bennington Potters has been making the most beautiful durable and functional handmade stoneware pottery you can buy since 1948. Come see the historic buildings as you take a free tour, or enjoy the unique shopping experience of looking through our handmade stoneware and beautiful decorative accessories. Call for free tour schedule. Shops open Monday-Saturday 9:30-6. Sunday 10-5.
    3 articles
  • Birds of Vermont Museum

    900 Sherman Hollow Rd., Huntington Chittenden County

    802-434-2167

    Where natural history meets art, this museum features more than 500 life-sized woodcarvings of birds by Bob Spear and others. Beyond learning about birds, the museum offers hiking trails, a bird blind, an annual art show, bird walks, activities for kids, a rentable cabin and many community events. Open Wednesday-Sunday, May through October, and by appointment November-April.
    4 events 10 articles
  • Brattleboro Museum & Art Center

    10 Vernon St. Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    (802) 257-0124

    11 events 28 articles
  • Bread and Puppet Theater

    753 Heights Rd., Glover Northeast Kingdom

    802-525-3618

    The days of the annual “Domestic Resurrection Circus” are over, but Bread and Puppet is still using its political puppet pageantry to fight the power. The current president has certainly given them plenty of material. B&P perform stage shows in a barn with bleacher seats. See the website for a schedule. Leave time to tour the museum of papier-mâché masks and puppets.
    1 event 26 articles
  • Bread Loaf Writers' Conference

    1192 Route 125, Ripton Middlebury Area

    802-443-5286

    Midway through August, authors arrive at Middlebury College's Bread Loaf campus in Ripton for the annual, two-week Writers Conference. The “instructors” — published poets, novelists and memoirists — give nightly readings. It’s intimate, cultured and camp-like. And free, to listen.
  • The Bright Side Playplace

    133 N Main St Ste 15, St Albans City Champlain Islands/Northwest

    1 article
  • Bromley Mountain

    3984 VT Rte. 11, Peru Manchester/Bennington

    802-824-5522

    For thrill seekers and family entertainment Vermont’s largest summer fun park is exhilarating for all ages. America’s longest Alpine Slide, Vermont’s largest waterslide, minigolf, trampoline things, Pig Dog’s fun park for toddlers, a multifaced climbing wall, café, special events throughout season for entire family.
    2 articles
  • Burlington Brew Tours

    n/a Burlington

    802-760-6091

    1 article