What To Do in Woodstock VT This February
Enjoy the outdoors and choose your own adventure
In Woodstock, winter is an opportunity to embrace the season and enjoy the outdoors. Ski or snowboard at Saskadena Six (less than 10 minutes from the village), enjoy cross-country skiing at the Nordic Center, ride miles of snowy trails on a fat-tire bike, or snowshoe through Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park. Enjoy apres ski at Saskadena Six on Saturdays from 3:30-5pm with live music, food and drinks. You can also find fireside apres at The Nordic Center with live music on select Saturdays and Sundays through March.
Woodstock is also home to Union Arena rink, where you can bring your own or rent skates on Wednesday and Sundays for public skate.
Relax and unwind with a spa day
Ultimate relaxation awaits at the Woodstock Inn & Resort Spa. Here, amidst the serene silence, skilled hands knead away the winter's chill, and luxurious treatments will restore your energy. This is the Woodstock way: leave your worries at the town's edge and let the gentle rhythm of winter lull you into blissful renewal. We can promise you will emerge afterward feeling a lightness like the snowflakes from the sky.
For the ultimate skincare and wellness experience, book a treatment with Abigail Zsenai. Her bespoke facials offer a customized approach ensuring you'll leave glowing from the inside out.
Visit Norman Williams Public Library
Surround yourself with books at the Norman Williams Public Library. A great place to escape the cold for a few hours with a vast selection, and a lovely children's space downstairs.
Experience a horse drawn sleigh ride at Billings Farm and Museum
Enjoy an old-fashioned horse-drawn sleigh ride through the beautiful property at Billings Farm & Museum. Public Sleigh rides (on select days throughout February) are approximately 10 minutes long and $5/per person in addition to admission prices.
Valentine’s Day in woodstock
Get ready to fall in love all over again in Woodstock. No matter the season, Woodstock has it’s charm, but when it’s covered in a blanket of snow, and our historic downtown is twinkling with lights, the allure of it all captures your heart. Here are some of the special events and experiences happening for Valentine's Day in Woodstock.
Drinks and Dining
One of the most romantic spots in town, Au Comptoir is a quaint village cocktail bar tucked away on Mechanic Street. Head there before or after dinner for drinks and light bites. Cozy up by an outdoor fire pit and enjoy the ambiance of their beautiful interior space.
There are so many incredible restaurants in Woodstock, if you're looking for a cozy and romantic experience try Prince & The Pauper, Santé, Ransom Tavern, or Cloudland Farms. Make sure to call for reservations ahead of time, and see all the dining options Woodstock has to offer here.
Live Music and Performances
Antigone, presented by a troupe of singing, dancing, juggling, clowning, kazoo-playing and ukulele-strumming local performers, this colorful production brings you a 2500 year old story of love, bravery, and injustice as you have never seen it before. Presented by BarnArts at Barnard Town Hall at 7:30pm.
At the Woodstock Town Hall Theater, Myra Flynn will take the stage to perform a captivating mix of soulful ballads and folk-infused rhythms. Presented by Pentangle Arts at 7:30pm.
Outdoor Experiences
Experience a winter evening at Billings Farm & Museum for their after hours Torchlight Snowshoe along the illuminated Billings Farm loop. Hear stories about local wildlife, the land’s history, and its past inhabitants. After exploring the trail, gather by the crackling outdoor fire to enjoy storytelling and complimentary s’mores, hot cocoa, and coffee.
February Vacation Week events in Woodstock
President's Week Torchlight Parade and Party
Celebrate winter with Saskadena Six! Torchlight Parade will begin shortly after sunset followed by family festivities, Top Hat Entertainment cranking out tunes, and a cash bar.
February Vacation Camps
There are so many fun activities for kids while in Woodstock during February vacation. Choose from lessons and skiing at Saskadena Six or check out the camp options at Artistree and Winter Wonders Camp at Billings Farm & Museum.
Toddler Story Time at Norman Williams Public Library
Join the NWPL (February 20 and ongoing dates) to read a few books on a theme of the week. Enjoy stories, socializing, and often a project tied into the theme. For young children ages 20 months – 3 1/2 years. Duration: 30-60 minutes.
BarnArts Presents Antigone
Antigone, presented by a troupe of singing, dancing, juggling, clowning, kazoo-playing and ukulele-strumming local performers, this colorful production brings you a 2500 year old story of love, bravery, and injustice as you have never seen it before. Performances at the Barnard Town Hall.
