Save the date for Non-Fiction Comics Fest 2024. November 16, 2024 - 11am - 6pm - Fletcher Free Library, Burlington, VT - Free to attend!

Young Tradition Vermont’s Sugar in the Pan will perform at this year’s New World Festival at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

Attendees will also be able to visit an installation of the Instrument Petting Zoo, along with catching the festival’s other fabulous acts.

Join Caller Luke Donforth and Pascal Gemme, Véronique Plasse and friends for a family contra dance.

Join Pascal Gemme & Véronique Plasse for this family-friendly jam session.

Vermont Folklife’s Young Tradition Touring Group will open for Genticorum for the Young Tradition Festival’s Saturday night concert.

The Bhutanese Nepali Kirat Rai & Limbu community cordially invites you to the Sansari Puja Celebration in Burlington! This springtime festival is an appeal to the gods of nature for blessings for a successful agricultural season and for individual health and wellbeing.

Join us at the Burlington Farmers Market for a showcase performance of students performing music and dance from a wide range of traditions alongside their teachers and mentors.

Featuring Genticorum, Shyam Nepali’s Himalayan Dreams, and the Young Tradition Touring Group.

The Non-Fiction Comics Festival features panel discussions, workshops, and exhibiting cartoonists creating non-fiction and autobiographical work.

Come explore the Instrument Petting Zoo at the Milton Art & Stroll!

The Art & Stroll will be the second annual outdoor Art Festival hosted by the Milton Artists' Guild! With artists, crafters, and makers of all kinds, this art festival features artwork from all over Vermont. Featuring up to 100 vendors, this will be a festival to explore! Come for a day of music, artwork, family crafts, food, and much more. Hosted from 10 am - 4 pm in the Milton Square (field next to the Milton Artists' Guild) Milton, VT (Parking behind the Milton Post Office)!

Sansari Puja (Mother Nature Ceremony) is a community celebration held on the first full moon day of the Nepali New Year (between mid April-mid May). This springtime festival is an appeal to the gods of nature for blessings for a successful agricultural season and for individual health and wellbeing.