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on May 23, 2012

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Other Highlights Happening Memorial Day Weekend!

Saturday, May 26th

East Thetford, VT
Farm-style breakfast and lunch, furniture workshop tours & one-hour free rides on the vintage White River Flyer.

Woodstock, VT
Billings Farm & Museum's 3rd Annual Cheese & Dairy Celebration

Hartford, VT
7th Annual Youth Safety Fair

Sunday, May 27th
East Thetford, VT
Furniture workshop tours & one-hour free rides on the vintage White River Flyer

Woodstock, VT
Billings Farm & Museum's 3rd Annual Cheese & Dairy Celebration

Hartland, VT
Hartland Farm Fest

Hanover, NH
18th Annual All-Comers Track Meet (Ages 9-14)

Complete details on these events and much more can be found on our website.

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