The Waterbury Grange Hall Cultural Center welcomes the exhibition 'Lifting the Veil' that runs will through late October. The show features work by a group of artists around the theme of connecting the living with those who have “crossed the veil” into whatever the next state may be. 

Duxbury's Town Office will be closed the week of Sept. 16. Tax bills also have been mailed with payments due Oct. 11.

After a multi-year hiatus, Stowe Theatre Guild announces that the curtain will rise again and a Sept. 21 cabaret benefit is poised to give the nonprofit theater company a boost to kick off its return. 

Fall is in the air and events at The Phoenix Gallery and Music Hall are back inside with TURNmusic in September. 

The Duxbury Historical Society has two important upcoming events on its September calendar: its annual Let’s Make a Deal lawn and bake sale is this Saturday, and later this month a special presentation marks the 80th anniversary of the 1944 B-24 bomber crash on Camel’s Hump. 

Vermont’s season to hunt gray squirrels begins Sept. 1 and continues through the end of the year, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.

Labor Day weekend in Waitsfield means the Mad River Valley Craft Fair at the scenic Kenyon’s Field with live music, food, and over 80 artist booths to peruse.

Continuing its 30th anniversary celebration, the Duxbury Land Trust will hold a free woodland plants walk on Saturday, Aug. 24, in the Duxbury Town Forest. 

Waterbury LEAP once again calls together local electric vehicle enthusiasts and experts for its annual Electric Vehicle Fest next Wednesday, Aug. 14, at Crossett Brook Middle School. 

The remnants of a hurricane may be headed up the East Coast with heavy rains in store for Vermont Friday into Saturday, but those planning a wide range of weekend events say they are sticking with their plans. 

The state’s annual Rabies Vaccine Bait Drop will begin next week with small packets of rabies vaccine targeted for wildlife being distributed by hand and by aircraft across 10 Vermont counties including Washington County. 

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation has announced that Beech Leaf Disease – a new disease affecting beech trees – has been detected in four Vermont counties: Bennington, Chittenden, Windham, and Windsor and the public is asked to help spot it elsewhere.