Coventry Vermont is a town in Orleans County, just south of Newport, VT and Lake Memphremagog, in the beautiful and scenic "Northeast Kingdom" of Vermont, an area that National Geographic selected as part of their geotourism program for sustainable destinations.
The Coventry area is ideal for year-round recreation activities, including skiing at nearby Jay Peak, Snowmobiling along VAST trails, and the lakes are ideal for boating, swimming, and fishing during the warmer months. Of course, don't forget the spectacular display of color during the Fall Foliage season!
The town of Coventry, VT is probably most widely known by some as home to the "final concert" of the band Phish, held in Coventry on August 14-15, 2004, near the Newport State Airport. The concert is said to have been the largest gathering in the town's history, and even though some fans had to be turned away due to heavy rain, the 65,000 or so fans who attended made Coventry's augmented population the largest in the state at the time, surpassing Burlington VT which had a population of approximately 39,000 in the 2000 census.
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Town of Coventry Vermont
February 16, 2019
Voter Informational Meeting at the Coventry Community Center
Thank you to our Recreation Committee Director who organized this event and invited Local and State Officials to meet with the voters to discuss issues in an informal setting.
Town of Coventry
Welcome to the Town of Coventry.....
June 26, 2019
Church Open House and Main Street BBQ
Thank you to all who attended the open house of the Coventry Congregational Church on June 26th, 2019. We truly appreciate all of the ideas and opinions you offered.
The event was a success and provided the much needed feedback to move forward with the Economic Development Plan.
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January 21, 2018
Voter Informational Meeting at the Coventry Community Center
Thank you to our Recreation Committee Director who organized this event and invited Local and State Officials to meet with the voters to discuss issues in an informal setting.
The Town was lucky enough to have the Lt Governor David Zuckerman and the Secretary of State Jim Condos attend the gathering.
Thank you to all of those that participated. It was a very successful day for the Town and we hope to make it an annual event.