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of grist milling on Aquidneck Island. Plus johnnycake tasting, hands-on activities for kids, and live music; picnic tables are provided, so bring your dinner and enjoy a meal with a view. 401-846-4152; newportrestoration.org

JULY 30–31: TIVERTON, Cultural Survival Summer Bazaar. Peruse the unique artwork and crafts of participating indigenous artists and cooperatives, while enjoying live music, performances, and presentations at Tiverton Four Corners Art Center. bazaar.culturalsurvival.org

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AUG. 5–7: CUMBERLAND, Cumberland Fest. Live music, amusement rides, fireworks, fair food, craft vendors, a car show, and more at Diamond Hill State Park, with proceeds benefiting area youth sports. cumberlandfest.org

AUG. 6: WESTERLY/PAWCATUCK, River Glow. Enjoy the sight of 37 floating bonfires illuminating the Pawcatuck River. Take part in hayrides through downtown and enjoy live music in three locations, plus children’s activities, shopping specials, and much more. 401-5967761; oceanchamber.org

AUG. 9–14: PROVIDENCE/NEWPORT, Rhode Island International Film Festival. At several venues, this event offers gala celebrations, premiere screenings, VIP guests, industry seminars, educational programs, and award ceremonies. 401-861-4445; rifilmfest.org

AUG. 17–21: RICHMOND, Washington County Fair. The state’s largest agricultural event, with concerts, a giant midway, horse and tractor pulls, arts and crafts, a farm museum, food, and more, all at the county fairgrounds. 401539-7042; washingtoncountyfair-ri.com

AUG. 19–21: PAWTUCKET, 89th Grecian Festival. The best of Greece is right here at Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church. Sample traditional foods and pastries, shop the indoor agora, and enjoy performances by a traditional Greek dance troupe. 401-725-3127; greekfestivalri.com

AUG. 27–28: NEWPORT, Art Festival. The second leg of this twice-a-summer event turns historic Bowen’s Wharf into an outdoor gallery of creative endeavor, a perfect spot for a day of strolling and shopping. festivalfete.com

Vermont

THROUGH NOV. 5: BENNINGTON & SHELBURNE, Grandma Moses: American Modern. This show at both the Shelburne Museum and the Bennington Museum reexamines through a modernist lens the work of renowned folk artist Grandma Moses, who didn’t begin painting in earnest until age 78. 802-985-3346; shelburnemuseum.org

JULY 2, AUG. 20: LUDLOW, Arts & Craft Festival. Choose one of two dates to shop the quality wares of more than 90 fine artists and crafters. Held at Fletcher Farm School, you’ll find pottery, glass, oil and watercolor paintings, carvings, dried flowers, jewelry, great food, and more. 802-228-8770; fletcherfarm.org

JULY 4: WOODSTOCK, Old Vermont 4th. Celebrate Independence Day at Billings Farm & Museum. It’s patriotic family fun featuring the reading of the Declaration of Independence, historic debates, wagon rides, 1890 flag making, spelling bees, an egg toss, and more. 802-457-2355; billingsfarm.org

JULY 8–10: STOWE, Hot Air Balloon Festival. Enjoy a sunrise or sunset launch as more than 25 hot-air balloons take flight over the beautiful scenery at Stoweflake Mountain Resort.

Sign up for a balloon ride or just enjoy the sights and the other festivities, including live music, delicious food, and a beer-and-wine garden. 802-253-7355; stoweflake.com

JULY 16–AUG. 14: MARLBORO, 66th Annual Marlboro Music Concerts. Talented musicians rehearse for weeks to provide dynamic and memorable performances on Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons, plus two Friday night dates. Reserve tickets in advance. 215569-4690; marlboromusic.org

JULY 17: SHELBURNE, Vermont Cheesemakers Festival. Celebrate the state’s famed specialties—small-batch cheeses and fresh, local foods—and meet the artisans who make them. Spend a summer day along the shores of Lake Champlain at the historic Shelburne Farms Coach Barn. 866-261-8595; vtcheesefest.com

JULY 28–31: BURLINGTON, Lake Champlain Maritime Festival. Enjoy a final salute to summer with a celebration along the waterfront, featuring live music, paddleboard rides, an antique-boat show, a 5K run/walk, crafts for sale, international foods, kids’ exhibits, and more. 802-482-3313; lcmfestival.com

JULY 29–31: WOODSTOCK, Bookstock. Meet prize-winning and emerging writers among 20-plus regional authors as they present their work and talk with audiences in intimate venues throughout the village center. Enjoy perusing items at the used-and-vintage book sale, plus kids’ activities, food, and live music on the picturesque town green. bookstockvt.org

AUG. 7: BURLINGTON, Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival. Waterfront Park hosts a daylong celebration of community, camara derie, and competition. Some 2,000 paddlers man the 41-foot boats for fun, fitness, and fundraising. Join a team or just watch and cheer. 802-9995478; ridethedragon.org

AUG. 12–14: STOWE, 59th Antique & Classic Car Show. Nichols Field will be filled with more than 200 classic and antique vehicles as well as flea-market vendors—a must for car enthusiasts and auto-history buffs. vtauto.org

AUG. 14: BROWNINGTON, Old Stone House Day. At the Old Stone House Museum, cele brate Orleans County history with demonstrations of traditional skills, plus food, music, a barn dance, and museum tours. Peruse the farmers’ market and pie auction, and let the younger set enjoy the children’s activities. 802-754-2022; oldstonehousemuseum.org

AUG. 20–21: TUNBRIDGE, 42nd Annual Lippitt Country Show. At Tunbridge Fairgrounds, this family event showcases the many talents of a special breed of Morgan horse. Competitions include carriage driving, jumping, trotting races, dressage, and more. lippittclub.net

AUG. 26–SEPT. 4: ESSEX JUNCTION, Champlain Valley Fair. Celebrate agriculture at the Champlain Valley Expo fairgrounds with circus acts, shopping, gardening exhibits, great food, blueribbon competitions, horse shows, livestock, and concerts. 802-878-5545; cvexpo.org

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