Bennington Battle Monument

On the second day of Bennington Battle Weekend, enjoy a concert by Moodus Fife and Drum with music dating from the colonial period to the present day. Revolutionary War reenactors will be on the grounds for discussions and military displays. 

A new Vintage Visitors Presentation – Some people would rather be infamous than famous. Victoria Woodhull, aka Phyllis Chapman, will introduce you to Calamity Jane, Belle Star, and many other notorious 19^th Century women.  $10.00 admission includes light refreshments. Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Bennington Battle Monument.

On the first day of Bennington Battle Weekend, a 5K road race begins at 9:30 AM, starting and finishing at the Monument. Following the 5K, there will be a ¼- mile Kids Fun Race — a fun, easy race for children. The celebration continues through the afternoon with Revolutionary War reenactors, children’s games and other activities.  Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Bennington Battle Monument.

Registration starts at 8:00

Historic games and Colonial activities, leading up to the reading of the Declaration of Independence in this annual tradition on the grounds of the Monument. A replica declaration is available for all to sign.

Celebrate our nation's  most enduring symbol with flag history presentations and flag-making activities for children and adults.  

Enjoy the beautiful spring views. Every mother receives a lovely carnation to take home.

For more information call 802-447-0550