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  • Great Ice in Grand Isle - Ice skating, dogsled rides, a roaring bonfire, a chili cook-off, fireworks and the Frozen Chozen Regatta make the snow-covered landscape a little more fun. Visit champlainislands.com for schedule. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–10PM at Various locations in Champlain Islands. Various prices. [Fairs&Festivals]

  • 'The Clean House' - A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Saturday, February 11: 2PM, 7:30PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50. [Theater]

  • '3 Girls x 3: An Evening of One-Acts' - Three women take the directorial reins with plays celebrating the feminine and human spirit: "Chamber Music," "Sirens" and "The Great Nebula in Orion." Saturday, February 11, 7:30PM at Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield. $12. [Theater]

  • 'A Century of American Humor' - The Bristol Gateway Players goad the giggles with comedy routines à la Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Brothers, witticisms from W.C. Fields and Dorothy Parker, radio classics such as "The Bickersons" and "Baby Snooks," and hilarious musical numbers. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Holley Hall in Bristol. Donations accepted. [Theater]

  • A Gift From the Heart Dinner & Auction - Diners show a little love for the Central Vermont Catholic School. Music, a cash bar and free on-site childcare augment the fundraiser. Saturday, February 11, 6PM at Knights of Columbus Hall in Barre. $30; $55 per couple. [Food&Drink]

  • Acro Yoga Montréal - Lori Mortimer leads participants in partner acrobatics with a yogic consciousness. Saturday, February 11, 1–3PM at Upper Valley Yoga in White River Junction. $20-25; preregister. [Health&Fitness]

  • All About Bears - In for a wild time? Take a look at bite marks on the Kent Thomas Nature Center while learning about the large mammals of our forest. Saturday, February 11: 10:30AM, 1:30PM at Mad River Glen Ski Area in Fayston. $15-25; $65 per family of four. [Outdoors]

  • An Evening of Sweets & Songs - A dessert spread meets entertainment by the Essex Junction High School Jazz Band and soprano Lindsey Soboleski and friends. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at First Baptist Church in Burlington. $10. [Holidays]

  • Auditions for 'A Kaleidoscope of Talent' - Skilled performers of all ages hope to wow the judges in instrumental, vocal, dance and comedy categories. The talent show takes place on March 10. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–4PM at Spaulding High School in Barre. Free. [Theater]

  • 'August: Osage Orange' - Tracy Letts' Pulitzer Prize-winning tragicomedy, presented by the JSC theater department, reveals the darkest secrets of one Oklahoma family. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Dibden Center for the Arts, Johnson State College in Johnson. $5; free for matinees and the JSC community. [Theater]

  • Ballroom Lesson & Dance Social - Singles and couples of all levels of experience take a twirl. Lesson, 7-8 p.m.; open dancing, 8-10 p.m. Saturday, February 11, 7–10PM at Jazzercize Studio in Williston. $14. [Dance]

  • Bolton Valley Snowshoe Shuffle 5K - Trample the snow in fun or competitive courses benefiting the American Lung Association. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–2PM at Bolton Valley Nordic Center in Bolton. $35-40; $100 suggested fundraising goal. [Sport]

  • Capital City Winter Farmers Market - Root veggies, honey, maple syrup and more change hands at an off-season celebration of locally grown food. Gymnasium. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier. Free. [Food&Drink]

  • Center for Technology Open House - Forward-thinking folks consider their futures in the context of 15 state-of-the-art programs, including engineering and architectural design, computer animation and web design, and graphic design and digital publishing. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Center for Technology in Essex Junction. Free. [Etc.]

  • David Roberts - In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the James P. Taylor Outdoor Adventure Series, the Green Mountain Club hosts this climber, mountaineer and author, who recalls "Climbing the Southeast Face of Mount Dickey, Alaska." Recital Hall. Saturday, February 11, 6:30–9PM at McCarthy Arts Center, St. Michael's College in Colchester. $5-8. [Talks]

  • 'Dirty Dancing' - Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey star in this dreamy '80s classic about young love and dancing. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Paramount Theatre in Rutland. $4-6. [Film]

  • Drop-In Family Ski & Snowshoe Program - Weather permitting, kids and adults get some fresh air and exercise. Hot chocolate and art activities also provided. Saturday, February 11, 1–4PM at Schmanska Park in Burlington. Cost of rentals. [Kids]

  • Fairfax Tumble Time - Tots burn off some energy in an open gym. Special play area for infants provided. Saturday, February 11, 10–11:30AM at Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax. Free. [Kids]

  • Fairfax Tumble Time - Tots have free rein over the open gym. Saturday, February 11, 10–11:30AM at Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax. Free. [Kids]

  • Farm & Food Fun - Eager explorers ages 2 to 5 wander the Education Center at their own pace, with a staff member on hand to answer questions. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–1PM at Shelburne Farms in Shelburne. $3-5. [Kids]

  • 'Flavors of Love' - Fairfax Community Theatre Company presents a packed evening of romantic songs, poetry and deliciously sinful desserts. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Brick Meeting House in Westford. $10-12; reservations required. [Theater]

  • Franklin Playgroup - Toddlers and their adult companions meet peers for tales and sing-alongs. Saturday, February 11, 10–11AM at Franklin Central School in Franklin. Free. [Kids]

  • Franklin Tumble Time - Athletic types stretch their legs in an empty gym. Saturday, February 11, 9–10AM at Franklin Central School in Franklin. Free. [Kids]

  • Fun in the Sun - Bye-bye, winter. Beer and wine tastings, food, a silent auction, and sunny costumes usher in warm-weather spirits, if only for a few hours. Saturday, February 11, 6:30–10:30PM at Temple Sinai in South Burlington. $35-40; cash bar. [Etc.]

  • have heART - Lovebirds make their own valentines, and artists are on hand to do custom work, at this benefit for the Craft Emergency Relief Fund. Gymnasium. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier. Donations accepted. [Holidays]

  • 'Humble Boy' - The death of his father strains a man's relationship with his mother in Charlotte Jones' comedy about love, redemption and beekeeping, presented by Champlain Theatre. Saturday, February 11, 8PM at Alumni Auditorium, Champlain College in Burlington. $10-20; free for Champlain College students. [Theater]

  • Introduction to Animal Tracking - Nature sleuths slip into snowshoes to find signs of the wildlife. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–12PM at North Branch Nature Center in Montpelier. $8-10. [Outdoors]

  • Introduction to Microsoft Windows - Want to be tech savvy? Learn how to open software, use the mouse and keyboard, and more. Saturday, February 11, 10–11:30AM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. $3 suggested donation; preregister. [Seminars]

  • Jack Bilow - The author of A War of 1812 Death Register: Whispers in the Dark shares his research methods with genealogy enthusiasts. Saturday, February 11, 10:30AM–12PM at Vermont Genealogy Library, Fort Ethan Allen in Colchester. Donations accepted. [Talks]

  • Jo Comerford - The executive director of the National Priorities Project looks at "The Dollars and Sense of War Spending," with regard to our national budget. Saturday, February 11, 4PM at Burlington City Hall Auditorium in Burlington. $5-15. [Talks]

  • Johnson Winter Carnival - "It's a Snow, Snow World" is the theme of this 10th annual community festival. Activities include free-style ice skating, warm drinks, kids' activities, a spaghetti supper and townwide snowman building. Saturday, February 11, 8AM–8PM at Johnson Elementary School in Johnson. Free; some costs for food and craft materials. [Fairs&Festivals]

  • Love Your Library Book Sale - Folks comb through secondhand tomes, DVDs and CDs to further their relationships with reading. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–3PM at Richmond Free Library in Richmond. Free; raffle tickets available. [Bazaars]

  • Mardi Gras Casino Night - Potential prize winners try their luck at a Fat Tuesday fête. Saturday, February 11, 7:30PM at St. Ambrose Parish in Bristol. $20 (includes $150 in gaming chips). [Games]

  • Middlebury Winter Farmers Market - Crafts, cheeses, breads and veggies vie for spots in shoppers' totes. Saturday, February 11, 9:30AM–1PM at American Flatbread in Middlebury. Free. [Food&Drink]

  • Milton Community Winter Festival - Frosty fun, spread out over three days, includes moonlight snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, horse-drawn sleigh rides, snow golf and fireworks. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–9PM at Various locations in Milton. Various prices. [Fairs&Festivals]

  • Newport Winter Carnival - Skating races, live music and family activities culminate in a fireworks display. Saturday, February 11, 12–9PM at Gardner Memorial Park in Newport. Free. [Fairs&Festivals]

  • 'Next Fall' - A North Country Cultural Center for the Arts theater class presents this Tony Award-nominated drama about the five-year relationship between two men with vastly different religious views. Saturday, February 11, 8PM at Rotunda Auditorium, Plattsburgh City Hall in Plattsburgh. $5. [Theater]

  • NOFA-VT Children's Conference - Farmers and environmental educators oversee two action-packed days of cooking, building, crafting, fire building and more for kids ages 6 to 12. Saturday, February 11, 8AM–5PM at Edmunds Elementary School in Burlington. $25 per day; $40 per two days; additional children receive $5 discount; preregister. [Kids]

  • Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont Winter Conference - More than 1500 farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, educators and locavores gather for workshops, farmer-to-farmer discussions, keynote lectures, a seed swap and networking. Saturday, February 11, 8AM–10PM at University of Vermont in Burlington. $45-60 per day. [Conferences]

  • Norwich Contra Dance: Hawaiian Night - David Millstone calls the steps for a traditional social dance. Loud shirts encouraged; bring clean, soft-soled shoes and a potluck dessert. Saturday, February 11, 8PM at Tracy Hall in Norwich. $5-8; free for kids under 16; by donation for seniors. [Dance]

  • Norwich Winter Farmers Market - Neighbors discover cold-weather riches of the land, not to mention baked goods, handmade crafts and local entertainment. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–1PM at Tracy Hall in Norwich. Free. [Food&Drink]

  • Old-Fashioned Winter Carnival - Tiny ones relish indoor amusements, such as the ring toss, face painting and Joey the Clown. Saturday, February 11, 12–3PM at Center Court, University Mall in South Burlington. Free. [Kids]

  • Open Marley Nights - Local dancers take the floor at an informal sharing of in-progress pieces. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Chase Dance Studio, Flynn Center in Burlington. $15 choreographer fee; donations accepted from observers. [Dance]

  • Page Pals - Young readers thumb through books while hanging out with teen and tween volunteers. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–12PM at Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier. Free; preregister. [Kids]

  • Penguin Plunge - Stout-hearted swimmers take a dunk to raise funds for Special Olympics Vermont. Saturday, February 11, 1PM at Gateway Center in Newport. $25 registration fee plus additional fundraising; free to watch. [Outdoors]

  • Pre-Valentine Book Sale - Hopeless romantics surprise their sweethearts with well-loved literature. Proceeds go toward the replacement of the water-damaged children's collection. Saturday, February 11, 2–5PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free. [Bazaars]

  • Romance Half Marathon Race & Tour - CANCELED. Competitive racers and noncompetitive tourists begin Valentine's Day week by skiing 15- or 25K loops. An awards party with local food and prizes follows. Saturday, February 11, 11AM–4PM at Rikert Nordic Center in Ripton. $25-65; preregister. [Sport]

  • Share the Love, Share the WARMTH - Romance springs eternal as folks sample wine, cupcakes, chocolates, chair massages and more at the vineyard. Saturday, February 11, 11AM–5PM at Shelburne Vineyard in Shelburne. Donations accepted for the CVOEO WARMTH Support Program. [Food&Drink]

  • Sleigh Rides - Weather permitting, jingling horses trot visitors over the snow and rolling acres. Rides depart every half hour from the Welcome Center. Saturday, February 11, 11AM–2PM at Shelburne Farms in Shelburne. $6-8; free for kids under 3. [Outdoors]

  • Snowflake Dance & Auction - The Green Mountain Steppers host a square-dancing hootenanny with calling by Don Moger. Saturday, February 11, 2–10:30PM at Faith United Methodist Church in South Burlington. $5-13. [Dance]

  • St. Albans Winter Carnival - Townsfolk play it cool during a three-day celebration including a duct-tape downhill derby, snowman contest, ski and snowboard races, a chili cookoff, fireworks, and more. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–6PM at Various locations in St. Albans. Various prices; see details at stalbansrec.com. [Fairs&Festivals]

  • Tai Qi Easy - Instructor Liz Geran melds tai chi and qi gong, and folks reap the benefits, which may include improved balance, stress relief and a boost in immunity. Saturday, February 11, 10:30AM–12PM at Healthy Living in South Burlington. Free; preregister. [Health&Fitness]

  • 'The Foreigner' - An introverted Englishman pretends he doesn't speak the language on a getaway to the American South, only to become privy to a boatload of secrets in Larry Shue's witty romp, presented by the Plainfield Little Theatre. Saturday, February 11, 7:30PM at Town Hall in Cabot. $8-12. [Theater]

  • The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD: Catamount Arts Center - Deborah Voigt stars in a broadcast screening of Wagner's Götterdämmerung. Saturday, February 11, 12PM at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. $16-23. [Theater]

  • The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD: Lake Placid Center for the Arts - Deborah Voigt stars in a broadcast screening of Wagner's Götterdämmerung. Saturday, February 11, 12PM at Lake Placid Center for the Arts in Lake Placid. $12-18. [Theater]

  • The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD: Loew Auditorium - Deborah Voigt stars in a broadcast screening of Wagner's Götterdämmerung. Saturday, February 11, 12PM at Loew Auditorium, Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College in Hanover. $10-29.50. [Theater]

  • The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD: Palace 9 - Deborah Voigt stars in a broadcast screening of Wagner's Götterdämmerung. Saturday, February 11, 12PM at Palace 9 Cinemas in South Burlington. $18-24. [Theater]

  • The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD: Town Hall Theater - Deborah Voigt stars in a broadcast screening of Wagner's Götterdämmerung. Saturday, February 11, 12PM at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury. $10-24. [Theater]

  • 'Tomboy' - As the new kid on the block, a 10-year-old girl is mistaken for a boy and decides to go with it in Céline Sciamma's French drama. Saturday, February 11: 5:30PM, 7:30PM at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. $4-7. [Film]

  • Valentine's Cupcakes & Cookies - Little lovebirds in grades 5 and under make sweethearts swoon with sugary treats. Saturday, February 11, 9–11AM at Miller Community and Recreation Center in Burlington. $15. [Kids]

  • Valentine's Dance Benefit - Community members dance the night away to raise funds for the medical care of Stella Thomas, a Montpelier infant recently diagnosed with neuroblastoma. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Catamount Country Club in Williston. Donations accepted. [Holidays]

  • Valentine's Day Crafts - Artsy kids sponge paint a glass vase suitable for gift giving. Saturday, February 11, 1–3PM at Creative Habitat in Burlington. $3. [Kids]

  • Vermont Pond Hockey Classic - An all-natural ice rink is the setting for three days of play-offs. Saturday, February 11, 11AM–7:30PM at Hard'ack in St. Albans. $100-180 per team; free to watch. [Sport]

  • Waffle Breakfast & Silent Auction - Whipped cream and maple syrup top dough-based breakfast cakes on the morning of the Hinesburg Winter Festival. Other edible fixings and children's activities round out the event. Proceeds benefit the Hinesburg Nursery School. Saturday, February 11, 8–11AM at Hinesburg Community School in Hinesburg. $4-6; free for kids under 2. [Food&Drink]

  • Waterbury Winter Farmers Market - Cultivators and their customers swap edible inspirations. Vermont Chocolate for Change leads a chocolate-making demo and Rob Dasaro provides acoustic pop-rock. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Thatcher Brook Primary School in Waterbury. Free. [Food&Drink]

  • Wine & Chocolate Weekend - Participating wineries make Valentine's Day weekend extra sweet by hosting tastings. Visit vermontgrapeandwinecouncil.com for details. Saturday, February 11, 12–5PM at Various locations statewide. Free. [Food&Drink]

  • Winter Flea Market - Handicrafts and antiques are there for the taking. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–3PM at Moose Lodge in St. Albans. Free. [Bazaars]

  • Winter Forts & Fires - Campsite shelters spring up from natural building materials at this survival workshop, complete with s'mores. Preregister. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Green Mountain Audubon Center in Huntington. $15-20 per adult/child pair; $6-8 per additional child. [Kids]

  • Woodstock Film Festival: Winter Series - In The Music Tree, filmmaker Otavio Juliano takes audience members from the forests of Brazil to concerts with the world's greatest symphony orchestras to illustrate the role of the rare Brazilwood in creating string instruments. Saturday, February 11, 3PM at Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock. $4-10. [Film]

  • Writing Together - Mother-daughter team Markey Weber and Kendra Weber Gratton share their picture book Flabby Rabbit. Then kids and parents pair up on their own literary collaborations. Saturday, February 11, 10:30AM–12PM at Ilsley Public Library in Middlebury. Free. [Kids]

  • 'Young Adult' - A divorcée returns to her small hometown, bent on winning back her high-school flame, in Jason Reitman's 2011 dramedy. Saturday, February 11: 5:30PM, 7:30PM at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. $4-7. [Film]

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  • Love Your Library Book Sale - Folks comb through secondhand tomes, DVDs and CDs to further their relationships with reading. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–3PM at Richmond Free Library in Richmond. Free; raffle tickets available.

  • Pre-Valentine Book Sale - Hopeless romantics surprise their sweethearts with well-loved literature. Proceeds go toward the replacement of the water-damaged children's collection. Saturday, February 11, 2–5PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.

  • Winter Flea Market - Handicrafts and antiques are there for the taking. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–3PM at Moose Lodge in St. Albans. Free.

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  • Center for Technology Open House - Forward-thinking folks consider their futures in the context of 15 state-of-the-art programs, including engineering and architectural design, computer animation and web design, and graphic design and digital publishing. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Center for Technology in Essex Junction. Free.

  • Fun in the Sun - Bye-bye, winter. Beer and wine tastings, food, a silent auction, and sunny costumes usher in warm-weather spirits, if only for a few hours. Saturday, February 11, 6:30–10:30PM at Temple Sinai in South Burlington. $35-40; cash bar.

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  • Great Ice in Grand Isle - Ice skating, dogsled rides, a roaring bonfire, a chili cook-off, fireworks and the Frozen Chozen Regatta make the snow-covered landscape a little more fun. Visit champlainislands.com for schedule. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–10PM at Various locations in Champlain Islands. Various prices.

  • Johnson Winter Carnival - "It's a Snow, Snow World" is the theme of this 10th annual community festival. Activities include free-style ice skating, warm drinks, kids' activities, a spaghetti supper and townwide snowman building. Saturday, February 11, 8AM–8PM at Johnson Elementary School in Johnson. Free; some costs for food and craft materials.

  • Milton Community Winter Festival - Frosty fun, spread out over three days, includes moonlight snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, horse-drawn sleigh rides, snow golf and fireworks. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–9PM at Various locations in Milton. Various prices.

  • Newport Winter Carnival - Skating races, live music and family activities culminate in a fireworks display. Saturday, February 11, 12–9PM at Gardner Memorial Park in Newport. Free.

  • St. Albans Winter Carnival - Townsfolk play it cool during a three-day celebration including a duct-tape downhill derby, snowman contest, ski and snowboard races, a chili cookoff, fireworks, and more. Saturday, February 11, 9AM–6PM at Various locations in St. Albans. Various prices; see details at stalbansrec.com.

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  • 'Dirty Dancing' - Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey star in this dreamy '80s classic about young love and dancing. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Paramount Theatre in Rutland. $4-6.

  • 'Tomboy' - As the new kid on the block, a 10-year-old girl is mistaken for a boy and decides to go with it in Céline Sciamma's French drama. Saturday, February 11: 5:30PM, 7:30PM at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. $4-7.

  • Woodstock Film Festival: Winter Series - In The Music Tree, filmmaker Otavio Juliano takes audience members from the forests of Brazil to concerts with the world's greatest symphony orchestras to illustrate the role of the rare Brazilwood in creating string instruments. Saturday, February 11, 3PM at Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock. $4-10.

  • 'Young Adult' - A divorcée returns to her small hometown, bent on winning back her high-school flame, in Jason Reitman's 2011 dramedy. Saturday, February 11: 5:30PM, 7:30PM at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. $4-7.

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  • Acro Yoga Montréal - Lori Mortimer leads participants in partner acrobatics with a yogic consciousness. Saturday, February 11, 1–3PM at Upper Valley Yoga in White River Junction. $20-25; preregister.

  • Tai Qi Easy - Instructor Liz Geran melds tai chi and qi gong, and folks reap the benefits, which may include improved balance, stress relief and a boost in immunity. Saturday, February 11, 10:30AM–12PM at Healthy Living in South Burlington. Free; preregister.

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  • An Evening of Sweets & Songs - A dessert spread meets entertainment by the Essex Junction High School Jazz Band and soprano Lindsey Soboleski and friends. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at First Baptist Church in Burlington. $10.

  • have heART - Lovebirds make their own valentines, and artists are on hand to do custom work, at this benefit for the Craft Emergency Relief Fund. Gymnasium. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–2PM at Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier. Donations accepted.

  • Valentine's Dance Benefit - Community members dance the night away to raise funds for the medical care of Stella Thomas, a Montpelier infant recently diagnosed with neuroblastoma. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Catamount Country Club in Williston. Donations accepted.

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  • All About Bears - In for a wild time? Take a look at bite marks on the Kent Thomas Nature Center while learning about the large mammals of our forest. Saturday, February 11: 10:30AM, 1:30PM at Mad River Glen Ski Area in Fayston. $15-25; $65 per family of four.

  • Introduction to Animal Tracking - Nature sleuths slip into snowshoes to find signs of the wildlife. Saturday, February 11, 10AM–12PM at North Branch Nature Center in Montpelier. $8-10.

  • Penguin Plunge - Stout-hearted swimmers take a dunk to raise funds for Special Olympics Vermont. Saturday, February 11, 1PM at Gateway Center in Newport. $25 registration fee plus additional fundraising; free to watch.

  • Sleigh Rides - Weather permitting, jingling horses trot visitors over the snow and rolling acres. Rides depart every half hour from the Welcome Center. Saturday, February 11, 11AM–2PM at Shelburne Farms in Shelburne. $6-8; free for kids under 3.

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  • David Roberts - In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the James P. Taylor Outdoor Adventure Series, the Green Mountain Club hosts this climber, mountaineer and author, who recalls "Climbing the Southeast Face of Mount Dickey, Alaska." Recital Hall. Saturday, February 11, 6:30–9PM at McCarthy Arts Center, St. Michael's College in Colchester. $5-8.

  • Jack Bilow - The author of A War of 1812 Death Register: Whispers in the Dark shares his research methods with genealogy enthusiasts. Saturday, February 11, 10:30AM–12PM at Vermont Genealogy Library, Fort Ethan Allen in Colchester. Donations accepted.

  • Jo Comerford - The executive director of the National Priorities Project looks at "The Dollars and Sense of War Spending," with regard to our national budget. Saturday, February 11, 4PM at Burlington City Hall Auditorium in Burlington. $5-15.

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