Vermont’s outdoor summer concert scene continues in August with the Vermont Philharmonic playing two Summer Pops concerts -- one each in Duxbury and North Hero. 

Now in its fourth year, Broadway In Vermont returns to Duxbury with some of Broadway's leading stars heading to the Green Mountains for a special outdoor concert on Monday, Aug. 5.

The Valley Players will hold auditions on July 28 and 30 for their October production of the classic  Agatha Christie play “The Mousetrap.”

The Current contemporary art gallery in Stowe has scheduled multiple programs in its Currently Speaking series centered around two exhibitions this summer and fall: “Taking Time: A solo exhibition by Chakaia Booker” and “Climate Imprints.”

The Barre Historical Society invites the public across Central Vermont to a program this Thursday, July 18, on “Voting and Civics in the Disinformation Age.” 

In conjunction with its 30th anniversary celebration, the Duxbury Land Trust is sponsoring free Introduction to Fly Fishing clinics on Saturday, July 20, with outdoorsman Bill Whitehair. 

Vermonters love dogs and one of the biggest canine events of the year —the Vermont Scenic Circuit Dog Show—takes place Thursday-Sunday, July 11-14. 

Have wild turkeys in your neighborhood or see them in your daily travels? The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department wants to know where you spot them, especially groups with broods. 

To mark its 10th anniversary, TURNmusic will launch a new music festival Friday-Saturday, July 19-20 at The Phoenix Gallery and Music Hall on Stowe Street. 

The local garden club A River Runs Through It hosts its annual self-guided Garden Tour on Sunday, July 21, with six locations in Waterbury and Duxbury. 

As boaters visit Vermont’s lakes and ponds over the Fourth of July holiday, state officials are issuing reminders for safety and protecting the environment.

A new exhibition opens at Axel’s Gallery on June 26 featuring the unique art of self-taught Montpelier artist Rob Hitzig.