Looking for ways to beat the heat this weekend? We've got a list of fun indoor activities for the whole family.
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Looking for ways to beat the heat this weekend? We've got a list of fun indoor activities for the whole family.
With temperatures expected to soar into the low to mid-90s this weekend and many area beaches closed due to cyanobacteria blooms, it can be difficult to ways stay cool and still have fun.
We've compiled a list of summer weekend activities for you to consider that will keep you cool and won't break the bank.
Summer is a perfect time to go see a blockbuster movie on the big screen. Grab some popcorn, a drink and stay cool while enjoying the latest spectacle.
For a classic movie feel, try one of the three drive-in Movie theaters in Vermont, including the Colchester Drive In, Bethel Drive In or Fairlee Drive In theaters.
Too hot for the kids to play outside? Check out an indoor playground, like Monkey Do in Williston, or Get Air Indoor trampoline park on Omega Drive.
Science lovers can check out the ECHO Leahy Center on the Burlington Waterfront, which features special events, a 3D theater and hands-on exhibits for kids.
Plan a trip to the University Mall in South Burlington for a day of shopping and casual dining at the 60 available shops and restaurants.
Simply can't stay inside? Public pools like Myers Memorial Pool in Winooski, Waterbury Swimming Pool and the new city pool at the Hard'ack Recreation Area in St. Albans are the choice for you.
If you're feeling adventurous, take a river tour with Umiak Outdoor Outfitters on the Winooski or Lamoille Rivers for a fun and scenic trip.
Put the kids to bed and check out a show at the Flynn Theater or have a laugh at the Vermont Comedy Club.
If wine is more your thing, make some art and drink a glass of your favorite wine at Paint & Sip Studio in Burlington.
Sip a beer while playing retro games and classic pinball machines at The Archives, with locations in Burlington and Winooski.
Craving a creemee? Pining for a pint? Check out a local creemee stand, or splurge on a gourmet cone from Canteen Creemee in Waitsfield.
And for a behind-the-scenes look at how your favorite treats are made, check out the Ben & Jerry Factory Tour in Waterbury, then stop by the Flavor Graveyard to pay your respects to ice creams gone by.
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