The Mad River Valley Community Calendar is The Valley’s most comprehensive events calendar. All are invited to submit their event here:
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The Mad River Valley Dog Park will be hosting its first annual “Rover Roundup” — a day of community gathering, fun, education, and lots of barks and wags!! There will be food, music, exciting contests, demonstrations of canine skill, vendors, crafts, puppies for adoption, and lots more! Bring the whole family and your well behaved, […]
Incidents of financial fraud are on the rise — and are becoming increasingly harder to detect. Nick Hart, Edward Jones financial advisor, will share how to spot certain red flags, available resources if you become a victim and steps you can take to help protect yourself.
Want to learn. More about MRV Rotary? Join us for apps and casual conversation. No pressure! Meet some active members, hear about how the club works to serve the Valley and bring any questions you might have. Mad River Valley Rotary women and men of all ages welcome you!
We’re proud to partner with Hannah’s House for an after-school café—a safe, welcoming space where high school students can unwind, work on projects, connect with peers, and enjoy tea and snacks from Red Hen and other local establishments. STARTING OCTOBER 14th 3:30-5:30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Open to the public, the Mountain Gardeners presents Charlie Nardozzi on October 14th, at 1 pm at the Warren Library (lower level). Doors will be open at 12:45 pm. Nardozzi will be speaking about “pests” in our gardens. Not only informative and entertaining, Charlie is a nationally recognized garden writer, speaker, radio, and television personality. […]
Driven by code, available incentives, and forward-thinking design teams, many of the recent or upcoming large multifamily new construction projects in Vermont are targeting (and usually achieving) airtightness levels that approach those of certified PHIUS buildings. Using examples from local case studies, this presentation gives an overview of the current journey towards ultra-airtightness in large […]
Kick off the weekend with Family Fridays! From 4:30–6:00 pm October 17th 2025, adults can unwind during cocktail hour while kids enjoy fun, rotating activities in the Red Room. A little something for everyone to start the weekend right. More information coming soon. The Bigger Picture is thrilled to collaborate with Inkling bookstore to bring […]
Celebrate democracy with your neighbors at the corners of MAIN & BRIDGE STREETS No thrones. No crowns. No kings. Hosted by INDIVISIBLE MAD RIVER VALLEY — because IT’S UP TO US. Then head to MONTPELIER AT NOON for the STATE HOUSE RALLY — A double feature for community and country! Sign up here: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/850872/
Hosted by the Moretown Library and presented by the Better Business Bureau, get an overview of prevalent scams, fraud, and identity theft. You will learn how to identify them and protect yourself from falling victim to scam, fraud, and identity theft. BBB has free resources they offer related to this topic such as a free […]
Join the MRV Libraries, Friends of the Mad River, and psychotherapist Maia Kiley for a conversation around eco-anxiety and resilience. We will unpack the common experience of climate distress, which people experience as a range of emotions in response to news about climate change. Through information, discussion, and group exercises we will increase our understanding […]
We’re proud to partner with Hannah’s House for an after-school café—a safe, welcoming space where high school students can unwind, work on projects, connect with peers, and enjoy tea and snacks from Red Hen and other local establishments. STARTING OCTOBER 14th 3:30-5:30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
In the Mad River Valley, we believe that everyone — whether they live here, work here, or visit — deserves to feel safe. The MRV CARES Stand Up for Safety workshops are designed to help hospitality workers recognize and respond to situations that may threaten the safety or well-being of themselves, their co-workers, or guests. […]
In the Mad River Valley, we believe that everyone — whether they live here, work here, or visit — deserves to feel safe. The MRV CARES Stand Up for Safety workshops are designed to help hospitality workers recognize and respond to situations that may threaten the safety or well-being of themselves, their co-workers, or guests. […]
American Flatbread is generously hosting a Benefit Bake for Mad River Mentoring on Thursday, October 23rd from 5-8 pm. For every flatbread purchased, $5 is donated directly to our program! Not only will you enjoy a delicious meal, but you’ll also be contributing to a great cause. Your support helps us continue our mission and […]
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According to author John Seabrook, whose article, “The Floods Will Come,” (July 28,2025 New Yorker), Washington County ranked first in disaster declarations between 2011 and 2024 (mainly flood-related) and Vermont’s annual precipitation has increased six inches since the 1960s. Given this, Seabrook foresees Vermont as a perfect laboratory for the study of intense rainfall on […]
We’re proud to partner with Hannah’s House for an after-school café—a safe, welcoming space where high school students can unwind, work on projects, connect with peers, and enjoy tea and snacks from Red Hen and other local establishments. STARTING OCTOBER 14th 3:30-5:30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
All are welcome to join Financial Planner Kasandra Reid from Greenhill Financial Partners for an inclusive conversation about the strengths and challenges that shape the dynamic landscape for women investors. Walk away with actionable steps to move forward – whether you’re just getting started or already on your journey we want to help empower you. […]
We’re proud to partner with Hannah’s House for an after-school café—a safe, welcoming space where high school students can unwind, work on projects, connect with peers, and enjoy tea and snacks from Red Hen and other local establishments. STARTING OCTOBER 14th 3:30-5:30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
One of the pioneers of the Prickly Mountain design/build movement, architect Jim Sanford will give a presentation on the construction of the Dimetrodon, a truly unique example of multifamily housing. Jim will discuss how the design/build process influenced the final building, why the architects felt it important to prioritize multifamily living, and what they would […]
