HonkyTonic

(official name under consideration)

Curing Those Vermont Country Winter Blues
Saturday, January 23, 2027 • Barre Opera House • Barre, Vermont

Doors 6:00 PM • Event 6:00–10:30 PM • All Ages • 400–650 Expected Attendance

AN ALL AGES CURE FOR A LONG VERMONT WINTER

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By late January, winter in Vermont has officially settled in. The days are short, the nights are cold, and cabin fever is setting in. Sounds like it's time for a little HonkyTonic.

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HonkyTonic is a one-night indoor winter festival bringing four hours of live country music and blues music, comedy, variety entertainment, beverage tastings, vendors, games and a charity element helping to Vermonters warm during the coldest time of year.

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Think music festival meets old-time variety show—with a healthy dose of Vermont winter mischief.

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MUSIC • COMEDY • VARIETY • TASTINGS • VENDORS • GAMES

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Artists invited to participate this January 2027 include:

Jamie Lee Thurston

Dave Keller Band

Swampy Tonk

Ashley Jane's Hootanny

 

...joined throughout the evening by comedians, and sideshow acts.

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HonkyTonic is designed to be more than a concert. It's an all-ages midwinter night out that gets Vermonters out of the house, their energy and spirits up, and to help others in need of staying warm.

 

 

 

WARMING UP VERMONT

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HonkyTonic will also support Wood 4 Good, a Vermont nonprofit providing free firewood to Vermonters in need. A portion of ticket proceeds will benefit the organization, with additional fundraising activities and donation opportunities taking place throughout the evening. Wood 4 Good will also be on site to share its mission and ways Vermonters can help keep their neighbors warm.

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TICKETS & INFORMATION

Tickets available through the Barre Opera House Box Office.

barreoperahouse.org

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SPONSORSHIP & EVENT CONTACT

Cory Royer • Executive Producer
EventForward, LLC
702-289-2200 • cory@eventforward.biz

 

HonkyTonic

Country. Blues. Comedy. Variety. Vermont.

Take one Saturday night as needed for the temporary relief of cabin fever and a cure for those Vermont country winter blues.