Music In The Vineyard
Experience A Vermont tradition in the champlain islands
Leave your worries behind when you're in the Champlain Islands!
Kick your weekend off on Thursday and join us for our weekly live concerts from June through early September! Enjoy an evening outside paired with music and wine in the Champlain Islands.
Local artists perform live on the vineyard grounds while you visit with friends and drink handcrafted wine. For beer lovers we offer a local craft beer.
Our concerts began as a celebration of Vermont wine, family, friends and summertime. Thank you for respectfully and responsibly keeping the tradition going!
See you every Thursday
June, July & August
Where Vermont Comes to Dance...
Shoes are recommended, but not required. Get lost in the music and find joy in the Islands.
What to Bring
We’re looking forward to another season of Music in the Vineyard and bringing back the relaxed summer concert atmosphere that so many people have enjoyed over the years. Be sure to sign up for our email list for concert updates, announcements, and weather-related information throughout the season.
A few concert basics:
- Bring your own blankets or lawn chairs for outdoor seating
- Snacks and picnic foods are welcome in addition to onsite food vendors
- Well-behaved dogs are welcome, but please bring bags and clean up after them
- Please only bring dogs that are comfortable in crowded social settings
We’ll have wine, beer, mocktails, cocktails, and other beverages available for purchase onsite. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to the vineyard this summer.
Concert Lineup
Vermont has a deep musical history with talented well-known artists. At the vineyard keep the music alive with a line up of fan favorites from the Green Mountain State. It’s even said around the vineyard that the acoustics from the music helps the grapes grow.
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In the Champlain Islands, Thursday evenings are proof that the best things in life aren’t things at all.
When the sun sets over Snow Farm, Thursday nights become stories worth telling.