BURKE AREA EVENTS

Farmers' Markets, the Strawberry Festival, VT Children's Theater performances, The Annual Burke Fall Festival, WinterBike.... events of all sorts happen in and around Burke. Moonlit snowshoe treks, live music performances, seasonal parades, craft fairs, Open Studios weekend, snowmobile drag races...it's all here! To keep up to date on local happenings and special deals, sign up for the monthly Burke enewsletter.

From October - March, enjoy ice skating at Chester Arena - check their website for Public Skate times and other events.

The Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury also features a range of events every week including independent film showings, classic films, theater, opera performances, live music as well as classes and workshops for all ages. Check out their Events Calendar to see what's going on.

For events in neighboring towns of Lyndonville and St. Johnsbury, please visit www.lyndonvermont.com and www.discoverstjvt.com. For event listings in other Northeast Kingdom towns, visit www.nekchamber.com.

Annual Vermont State Dance Festival Public Performance

November 18, 2023 | 7:00 PM

21 Years of Dance Collaboration Continues at the 21st Annual VT State Dance Festival.

The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the evening public performance at the Lyndon Institute Alumni Auditorium on Saturday, November 18th at 7:00 p.m. Admission is by donation and performances will be shown by students from dance programs all across VT and as far away as NYC! You don’t want to miss this amazing performance!

For more information about the 21st Annual VT State Dance Festival, please contact Rebecca McGregor at 802-535-3636 or rebecca.mcgregor@lyndoninstitute.org.

A special thank you goes out to, VSU-Lyndon, the Town of Lyndonville, and the Burklyn Arts Council who helped make this event possible in our rural kingdom.

Location: Lyndon Institute Auditorium, 168 Institute Circle, Lyndon Center, VT

Website: https://www.lyndoninstitute.org/activities-calendar?m=1&id=347035/21st-annual-vermont-state-dance-festival-public-performance