Events Calendar

Join the Vermont Historical Society and our League of Local Historical Societies & Museums (LLHSM) for online lunchtime discussions this Winter.

Learn about our “All In Vermont: put your history on the map” project which is a statewide, place-based learning opportunity for Vermont educators and students which encourages the study of community history in partnership with local historical societies.

Dr. Brummitt explores how the people of early Vermont mourned for their family members by writing about their deathbeds and collecting their relics

Join author Jeffrey Amestoy at Bridgeside Books in Waterbury as he discusses his latest book, Winters' Time: A Secret Pledge, a Severed Head, and the Murder That Brought America's Most Famous Lawyer to…

Join the Vermont Historical Society and our League of Local Historical Societies & Museums (LLHSM) for online lunchtime discussions this Winter.

Join the Vermont Historical Society and our League of Local Historical Societies & Museums (LLHSM) for online lunchtime discussions this Winter.

History Day is a performance-based academic endeavor that aligns to NCSS' College, Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies State Standards and English-Language Arts standards. Students…

Join author Jeffrey L. Amestoy at Northshire Books in Manchester, VT on June 5th. Details to come. 

A special evening honoring Noah Dines, the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum's 2025 First Tracks Award recipient and the Stowe skier who redefined what's possible in human-powered skiing. In 2024, at age 30, Noah set a staggering new world record for the most human-powered vertical feet skied in a single calendar year. This special Red Bench Speaker Series program will begin with Noah's First Tracks award presentation, including the premier of a short film produced by the Museum for this honor. David Goodman a ski journalist and author, will then engage Noah in conversation about what is was like to live much of the year out of his truck, taking only a handful of rest days, how he embraced the physical, mental, and logistical challenges of the undertaking and what lies ahead for him.

Annual meeting followed by a talk by J. Kevin Graffagnino on "Ira Allen and the Green Mountain Frontier."

The Williston Historical Society is pleased to support the publication of Dangerous Characters: The Life and Crimes of Williston's Notorious Outlaw Duo by Elizabeth A. Allen. The event will feature a reading of the first chapter, a Q&A with the author, and a book signing. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.

Presented by Brian Lindner as part of Waterbury Winterfest.