Arts, Dining & Entertainment

Subaru WinterFest returns for a weekend of music, gear demos, and winter fun

Jan. 31 – Feb. 2 — KILLINGTON — Subaru WinterFest is back, bringing an action-packed weekend of live music, outdoor adventure, and winter lifestyle experiences to Killington Resort. Running from Friday through Sunday, this free event invites skiers, snowboarders, music fans, and adventure enthusiasts to celebrate their love for winter with gear demos, live performances, and special giveaways.

Throughout the weekend, attendees can explore the latest gear from Thule, Solo Stove, Mammut, Nordica, Dynamic Wax, 100%, Luno, and Wilderdog. Guests can enjoy warm beverages and snacks from YETI, Kate’s Real Food, Vafels, and Alpine Start. Subaru and the National Ski Patrol will also offer insights on avalanche safety and rescue dogs. Subaru owners will receive VIP treatment, including special gifts while supplies last.

As part of Subaru’s Love Promise and #SubaruLovesToHelp initiative, WinterFest will collect new pairs of socks to donate to the Open Door Mission in Rutland. Donations can be dropped off at the Subaru of New England tent in the WinterFest Village.

Weekend highlights and schedule

All activities take place slope-side at the K-1 Lodge unless otherwise noted.

Friday, Jan. 31

9 a.m.: Gear demos and giveaways

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.: Live music by Liz Reedy at the Jerk Jamaican Mountain Grill

3 – 4:30 p.m.: Main stage performance by Sicard Hollow

4:30 p.m.: Daily drawing with over $4,500 in outdoor gear prizes

Saturday, Feb. 1

6:30 – 8 a.m.: Guided uphill travel tour with Mammut (pre-registration required)

9 a.m.: Gear demos and giveaways

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.: Live music by Liz Reedy at the Jerk Jamaican Mountain Grill

1:30 – 3 p.m.: Main stage performance by Into the Fog

3:30 – 5 p.m.: Main stage performance by The Travelin’ McCourys

5 p.m.: Daily drawing with over $4,500 in outdoor gear prizes

Sunday, Feb. 2

9 a.m.: Gear demos and giveaways

10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.: Live music by Nick Bredice at the Jerk Jamaican Mountain Grill

1 – 2:30 p.m.: Main stage performance by The Tenderbellies.

2:30 p.m.: Daily drawing with over $4,500 in outdoor gear prizes

Know before you go

Parking at K-1 Lodge will be limited, with shuttle services available between base lodges. All pets must be leashed and are not permitted inside base lodges or food venues. Attendees should store their equipment on designated ski racks rather than leaning them against fencing around the event space.

For more information, visit: killington.com.

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