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Events for Your Getaway in Vermont

Inn Events

Bookworm B&B Retreat w/ Katherine Arden - Nov. 6-8, 2026

How often do you get to spend an entire weekend meeting your favorite author, reading, and talking about all things bookish? Join bestselling author Katherine Arden at the Old Stagecoach Inn for a cozy fall retreat featuring unicorn magic, bookish conversation and activities, literary-inspired menu and cocktails, and more!

 

Bundles ($249 per person, plus lodging and tax) include:

– Friday night welcome reception
– Saturday Q&A and lunch w/ Katherine
– The Unicorn Hunters by Katherine Arden (signed and personalized)
– Bridgeside Books tote bag
– Exclusive themed tea
– Bookstore scavenger hunt
– Farewell Book Swap

Breakfast Saturday and Sunday is included in your lodging. Rates vary from $99-$239/night per person, depending on whether you want a private room or choose to have roommates. 

 

This is one of our favorite weekends each year – sinking into the magic of books with like-minded people. Limited spots available!

Call us at 802-244-5056 to book.

Industry Night - Every Monday 4-9pm

Welcome hospitality workers! Every Monday 4-9pm at our Library Pub – come relax and enjoy Mama Jengi’s culinary creativity, along with our Vermont craft beers, cocktails, and wine.

Monday nights we let Jen off the leash, as she prepares some of her favorites for you.

BOGO 50% on food & drinks (Limit one discount per customer.) 

Our menu rotates weekly – check our Facebook and Instagram for updates.

Wooly Wednesday: 2nd Wednesday of Every Month

Join fellow fiber fans the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Bring a project, relax in the parlor or on the porch (if the weather allows), and get your crafting on!

Full bar and snacks available (optional).

Passeggiata Waterbury | Wednesday evenings

Passeggiata Waterbury is the village’s weekly evening stroll, held Wednesdays from 5:30 to 8:30 throughout the warmer months. Rooted in the Italian tradition of an unhurried walk through town after the heat of the day has eased, the gathering has no set route, no required starting point, and no destination beyond wherever the stroll takes you. Walkers can find others gathered at Jack’s Alley around 5:30 to begin the evening together, then head off at their own pace.

Rusty Parker Memorial Park in Waterbury, VT with gazebo and bandstand

Waterbury Events

The Leaf Peepers Half Marathon has been a Waterbury tradition since 1984, timed each year to land on peak fall color. Both the half marathon and the 5K start and finish at the state office complex on South Main Street, and the longer course rolls along the Winooski River through Waterbury and Duxbury. The half marathon begins at nine and the 5K at 9:15. The inn is a short walk from the start line, which makes for an easy race morning. 

Bridgeside Books hosts its fifth annual evening of theatrical storytelling, with original Vermont tales written by local authors and performed by Kathryn Blume and Mark Nash. Cider and donuts from Cold Hollow Cider Mill are served at intermission. The church is a short walk down Main Street from the inn. Doors open at 6:30 and the show begins at 7:00. The stories are written for adult audiences. Find tickets at Bridgeside Books.

Stowe Events

More than 130 juried artists and makers gather at the Stowe Events Field during peak foliage for three days of fine craft, specialty foods, Vermont spirits and wine, live music, and traditional craft demonstrations. The festival runs from ten to five each day. Adult admission is $12 per day and children fourteen and under are free. Stowe is fifteen minutes up Route 100 from the inn.

Around Vermont

More than 250 Vermont artists and craftspeople open their studios for this self-guided fall tour, a chance to meet makers, see work in progress, and buy handmade art directly from the source. It falls on peak foliage weekend and pairs naturally with the Leaf Peepers race the next day.

The Tunbridge Fairgrounds host the 38th annual Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival, a two-day celebration of small farms and natural fiber. Vendors bring fleece, yarn, and finished woolens alongside fiber animals, shearing and spinning demonstrations, herding demos, classes, and contests, all set against peak fall foliage. It is a natural fit for the fiber fans who gather here for Wooly Wednesday.

The Inn is centrally located to lots of fun things in Waterbury. We will be back if we're in this area again!
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