WILMINGTON - Its never too late in the year to host a Mardi Gras party. Adams Farm is hosting New Orleans Night on Sunday, September 6, from 7:30 to 11 pm. Whether one comes wearing a feather boa, a whacky wig, or as they are, this event will get everyone in the spirit with New Orleans music, singing, dancing, and special guests.

Highlighting the evening will be the New Orleans Brass Band Project featuring Bill Shontz clarinet and vocals, Dan Dewalt trombone, Ron Kelly on alto sax, Doug Whynott on piano, Sherm Fox on bari sax, Pete Simoneaux and Julian Gerstin on percussion, and Tim Ellis sousaphone.

Come celebrate the passing of “the summer that never was!” with traditional New Orleans brass band music. Join the funeral march and a second line, let go of summer at a giant bonfire culminating in the birth of autumn New Orleans style! Dress up, dress down, but be there! Coolers are welcome and it’s B.Y.O.B.

Adams Farm is a working sixth-generation farm in southern Vermont, offering the public seasonal activities and agricultural interactive experiences for the whole family, as well as a complete Farm Store and Quilt & Fiber Arts Loft. Adams Farm has been rated as a “Top Ten Vermont Attraction” by Vermont Magazine and an “Editors’ Pick” by Yankee Magazine Travel Guide to New England.

Gates open at 7 pm Tickets at the door are $20 per adult and $12 per child 4-12 years. 48-hour advance concert tickets: $15.00 per Adult and $10 per child 4-12 years.

For more info. or to purchase tickets in advance call Adams Farm, (802) 464-3762 or go to adamsfamilyfarm.com.