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27th Annual Chocolate Fest-Waterville Valley

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27th Annual Chocolate Fest-Waterville Valley

When
Jul 25th, 2026
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Where
33 Village Rd.Waterville ValleyNH

Free to attend! Live music and tastings, lawn games, campfire with S’mores!

Pack a picnic or just bring a bottle of your favorite libation and enjoy an indulgent evening in the square. Relax on Town Square’s Adirondack chairs, lounge back on a blanket, or enjoy your chocolate treats with your toes in the sand!

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