Elmore State Park

Join Corps THAT members, leaders, and Vermont Fish and Wildlife staff for A Day at Camp for Deaf, Deaf Blind, Hard of Hearing Community Members and Families at Elmore State Park.

Enjoy a day at camp with your family and friends! Fishing, archery, nature walk, games,
and lots more! 

For more information and to register: Nicole.Meier@vermont.gov or call 802-828-1193

ASL Interpreters are available onsite at no charge. 

Programming activities are free, park entry fees are required. 

The Backshed String Band has been delighting audiences across Vermont and New Hampshire with their traditional bluegrass and classic country music since 1997. With their lineup of Mary Choate on guitar and vocals, Billy Brier on banjo and vocals, Perry Williams on bass, Barry Moore on dobro, and David Choate on mandolin, their infuse their performances with a touch of fun, bringing together talent and passion for old time pickin' and grinnin'

Concert free with park entry. Meets at shelter.

Join singer/songwriter David Karl Roberts for an evening of soulful melodies, outlaw folk, swampy acoustic blues, and Americana at Elmore State Park from 6-8 pm on Saturday, June 15th.

A familiar face in the Northern New England music scene for several decades, DKR has been an opening act for nationally touring artists such as Dave Bromberg, Hot Tuna, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Fairport Convention, Dave Mason, Rick Danko, Trout Fishing in America, Joe Pug, Chris Pierce and the Aquarium Rescue Unit. He plays his songs in listening rooms and barrooms throughout New England. For more info and music visit loveshackrecords.com.

Concert free with park entry. Meets at the shelter.

Tiny Hearts Explosion is an all-woman vocal group covering fun and dreamy tunes from folk, bluegrass, pop, alternative & rock. Band is comprised of Montpelier based Jolynda Burton, Jen Heller, Amy Woodburn Tease, and Carolyn Wesley.

Concert free with park entry. Meets at shelter. Two concert times: 11am and 3pm.

Join Virginia and Kurt for a unique campfire program. Expect a confluence of traditional native storytelling and the exploration of nature's mysteries. Virginia and Kurt bring the stories' characters to reality through the natural artifacts that the audience can examine after each story. The presentation is a series of stories based on folklore, followed by a show-and-tell of the main character's physical attributes. Kurt shares his collection of pelts, skulls, tracks, and a myriad of other pieces that allow participants to feel a fur, or touch a sharp tooth, thereby underscoring the story's roots in reality.

Event free with park entry.