Fairs and Festivals

Connecticut Landmarks’ Bellamy-Ferriday House & Garden — located on 9 Main St. in the scenic village of Bethlehem in the heart of the Litchfield Hills  – will host the fourth annual Caroline’s Enchanted...
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You may be wondering why someone is thinking about fall foliage and it’s barely spring. I’m Jeff “Foliage” Folger and I’m passionate about the fall foliage season in New England. On my site, www.Jeff-Foliage.com, I’m always...
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New England gets mighty cold in the winter, but these 2013 Maine winter carnivals will warm you right up: The Naples Winter Carnival in Naples will take place Feb. 8-9, featuring an ice fishing derby, snowmobile radar runs, helicopter...
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If you appreciate the hard work and skill of local artisans, be sure to check out the Putney Craft Tour in Putney, Vt., Nov. 23-25. VermontVacation.com reports that  the tour will feature 28 artisans at their studios,...
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// Salem, Mass., is known as the “Witch City,” so what better place to celebrate October and Halloween than in this eclectic, appealing North Shore city? Haunted Happenings 2012 will take place throughout October and...
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// // // ]]> The tough economy begs for many of us to turn over a new leaf and find affordable or free things to do for the New England fall foliage season. With that...
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// The Keene Pumpkin Festival will have you saying “‘Orange’ you glad we came here?” As one of the more unusual fall events in New England, the annual Keene Pumpkin Festival features a tower...
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Many equate the New England fall season with leaf peeping and apple picking, but I would include The Big E on that list. This is New England’s largest fair that takes place every...
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The largest outdoor antiques show in the United States is located right here in New England! It’s called the Brimfield Antique and Collectibles Show (also known as the Brimfield Fair) and it traditionally runs for six day...
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Bristol, R.I., features the longest running 4th of July celebration in the United States, dating back to 1785! Bursting with patriotic fun along the main street featuring a red, white and blue colored...
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