Welcome to Vermont's Northeast Kingdom!
For those visiting the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, the Northeast Kingdom Chamber web site is a great resource to find information on attractions, lodging, dining and the region. Recognized in international and national travel guides, the Northeast Kingdom is a wonderful place to visit year-round, whether you want to bike Kingdom Trails, ski Burke Mountain and Jay Peak, shop in our downtowns, swim in our pristine lakes or visit our many museums. We can help you plan a visit to the Northeast Kingdom! The Northeast Kingdom Chamber is your one-stop chamber for information on Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. The nickname “Northeast Kingdom” was a term coined by beloved U.S. Senator & Governor George Aiken many years ago, in honor of the pastoral and natural beauty of the region.
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The Northeast Kingdom comprises the counties of Caledonia, Essex and Orleans in Vermont's northeast corner.

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The Northeast Kingdom Chamber is the tri-county's largest and only fully staffed chamber, handling travel promotion, community/economic development, legislative/governmental relations, business networking and promotion of regional projects.
The chamber, based out of St. Johnsbury with about 300 members, is conveniently located at the Green Mountain Mall, across from JCPenney.
We believe the best businesses in the Northeast Kingdom are Northeast Kingdom Chamber members.
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Live Music @ the Brew Cabin
Date: Friday, June 9, 2023
Time: 6:00 pm
Lil' Deb and Big Wind - come and interact with this extraordinary vocal group playing, Rockabilly, Texas Swing, Oldies, Blues, Motown, and originals.
Kingdom Brewing,LLC, 353 Coburn Hill Rd, Newport, VT
The Moose Bike Ride
Date: Saturday, June 10, 2023
Time: 8:00 am
103 mile course - We gather at Mike's Tiki Bar at 8am with a start at 8:30 am. We head north up Route 114 through Island Pond to Bloomfield, then up one of the most beautiful and serene stretches of the Connecticut River before heading back through Canaan, Norton and Island Pond and on to East Burke.The Moose offers miles and miles of wide open riding, on some of the most “car hungry” roads in Vermont. This is not a sanctioned race. As a “timed event” you must stop at all stop signs and obey traffic lights. But, hey, there are only three stop signs in the entire 103 miles of riding. As for traffic lights – you must yield to oncoming traffic at your left hand turns.
Join our Team Challenge: We break into teams of 3 to 10 and take the fastest three times of each team to determine the winner of The Moose Wheel. It’s a bragging rights thing. But, there’s also some beef jerky for each member of the team. Bring your own team or we can match you up with a team at the time of sign in.Short Course Moose Loop - For those looking to ride a shorter distance, we start at Essex House in Island Pond at 9:30am and just do the Moose Loop, Norton, Canaan, Bloomfield loop. 67 miles.
Mike's Tiki Bar, 44 Belden Hill Road, East Burke, Vermont
Juneteenth Pride Ride Celebration
Date: Saturday, June 10, 2023
Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
12 noon - 2:30pm: Pride Ride at noon with a 10 mile mountain bike ride on trials.1:45pm - 2:30pm: There will be an opportunity to go on a 20 mile Pride Walk exploring Darling Hill and the views of the Wildflower.
2pm - 5pm: An after-party at the Inn. Music provided by Rangus out of Burlington. John Killacky will be our guest speaker.
The Wildflower Inn, 2059 Darling Hill Rd A, Lyndonville, VT
Kick Off Summer Reading with Jon Gailmor
Date: Saturday, June 10, 2023
Time: 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Start your summer off on a high note! Join us for a musical performance by singer/songwriter Jon Gailmor. Come early to sign up for our Summer Reading program. Each summer reading participant receives a free book! Adults & children welcome.
St. Johnsbury Athenaeum & Art Gallery, 1171 Main St., St. Johnsbury
FUN THINGS TO DO IN THE NORTHEAST KINGDOM
Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is considered one of the most beautiful areas in the state, with much to do year round. Whether you ski, snowmobile, hike, bike, fish or just enjoy the outdoors, the Kingdom is considered one of Vermont’s premier recreational destinations.




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St. Johnsbury, VT
Founded in 2003, Covered Bridge Therapeutic Communities is a faith-based residential community dedicated to helping men with substance-abuse challenges move towards recovery. Reconciling Relationships - Rebuilding Lives - Realizing Purpose.
Brownington, VT
Walk our one mile+ Twilight Educational Trail to discover jaw-dropping, picturesque Historic Brownington Village. Once home to African American Alexander Lucius Twilight, our museum houses unique Northern Vermont history.
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