Ranked #2 by Country Living as one of the “15 Best Winter Festivals All Across the U.S.,” the Stowe Winter Carnival celebrates the snowy season with exciting activities for all ages. Highlights include ice carving competitions, astronomy nights, snow volleyball, and zany winter sports.
As one of North America's oldest and most unique ski races, the Stowe Derby brings together skiers and fat bikers to compete on a scenic, challenging course. Stowe’s renowned trail system and 3,000+ acres of conserved land make it a top destination for Nordic and backcountry enthusiasts.
Coinciding with Winter Carnival, Winter Rendezvous is Stowe’s LGBTQ+ pride celebration. It draws hundreds of visitors for five days of winter fun, featuring skiing, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, bonfires, and social events throughout the village.
Celebrate the holiday season with classic New England charm. Festivities include tree lightings, Santa visits, a children’s lantern parade, wagon rides, a holiday bazaar, live music, and the popular Santa Stroll supporting local businesses.
Open Sundays from May through October, the Stowe Farmers’ Market features locally grown vegetables, meats, cheeses, and handcrafted goods. Enjoy live music and prepared foods in a festive outdoor setting.
With more craft breweries per capita than any other state, Vermont is a hub for craft beverage lovers. Stowe is home to renowned producers like Stowe Cider and von Trapp Brewing - perfect for a spring tasting tour or brewery crawl.
Spring marks the beginning of Vermont’s iconic maple sugaring season. Visit local sugarhouses to see the syrup-making process in action during the annual Maple Open House Weekend and enjoy the sweet aromas of the season.
Held each Wednesday in May at Stowe Community Church, this free concert series features intimate performances from local ensembles. The acoustics and charm of the venue make it a beloved springtime tradition.
Celebrate Independence Day in Stowe with a festive parade, delicious food vendors, live entertainment, and fun for all ages. Stowe Vibrancy and the Town of Stowe host this day-long celebration in the heart of the village.
Hosted in June by the Stowe Garden Club, this self-guided tour invites visitors to explore unique and beautifully maintained private gardens throughout Stowe, rain or shine.
Returning weekly on Sundays, the Stowe Farmers’ Market continues through summer with local produce, artisan goods, and prepared foods, all in a lively community setting.
Fridays from mid-July to late August, stroll Park Street to shop with local artisans, enjoy live music, and sample food and drinks in a festive village atmosphere.
This free three-day event showcases diverse jazz genres at multiple venues in town. With a laid-back atmosphere and talented musicians, it’s a highlight of Stowe’s summer music scene.
Held every August, this uphill race up Mt. Mansfield draws runners, hikers, and bikers from across the country. Participants tackle Vermont’s highest peak for the ultimate summer endurance challenge.
Hosted at the Trapp Family Lodge, this long-standing concert series features performances on a picturesque outdoor stage surrounded by mountain views. A must for music lovers visiting Stowe.
Stowe is consistently ranked among the best places in the U.S. to view fall foliage. Vibrant colors blanket the hillsides, attracting leaf-peepers from around the world during late September and early October.
Fall is your last chance to enjoy the Stowe Farmers’ Market before winter. Shop fresh produce, handcrafted items, and Vermont specialties every Sunday through October.
A beloved tradition in Stowe, this three-day celebration of all things British features classic motorcars, live music, and a festive Main Street block party with food, drinks, and family fun.
Celebrate Vermont’s most colorful season with art, live music, and craftwork from over 150 juried artists. This annual event also features local food, beer, wine, and artisan demonstrations.
Hosted at the von Trapp Biergarten and Bierhall, this lively fall event includes traditional German music, food, and craft beer. Admission includes an entrée, appetizer, and souvenir mug or pint glass.
This scenic 4-mile race starts and ends at The Alchemist Brewery. Enjoy food trucks, lawn games, and live music, all while supporting Green Mountain Adaptive Sports.
Held in late fall, the Vermont 10-Miler features a scenic course winding through Stowe’s countryside. This race offers a perfect blend of crisp weather, foliage views, and a challenge for runners of all levels.
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