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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Inklings Children’s Books welcomes author Julia Macalaster on Saturday, September 28th at 10am! Julia will be sharing her book, MOUSE MOVES, the story of a tiny mouse that has to move homes. This is the perfect book to talk to children about big changes, including moving into a brand new house! Following the reading Julia […]
Join us for the 25th annual Bristol Harvest Festival. The event features more than 70 vendors displaying local crafts and terrific food options on the green. All day live music at the bandstand with kids’ activities and an ADA-compliant children’s playground. After visiting the festival, continue strolling through the downtown and shop the local businesses.
Join the Sugarbush Soaring community on September 28th for our fall fly-in. Small aircraft from around the Northeast will fly in to enjoy our beautiful Vermont foliage and a cookout to benefit Flight Experience for Youth. Bring the family, watch the airplanes and enjoy a hamburger for a good cause!
Make the most of your Saturday with a fun and refreshing outdoor experience incorporating gentle, yoga-based movement at a mindful pace, plus tea (iced or hot) and scones, and a dip in the pond if it pleases. Join Karen of Salt & Sand Studios and Karen & Mick of the Featherbed Inn for this unique, […]
Sat. Sept 28, 2024, Warren Town Hall Public is invited at 1 pm for speaker: Miles Jenness of Huntington, VT “Covered Bridge work in Warren, Lyndonville, and Elsewhere” VCBS is nonprofit organization. Donations accepted. Dessert and raffle following speaker.
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
Lullaby Project: Celebration Concert and Art Show Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 4:00 pm Highland Center for the Arts 2875 Hardwick Street Greensboro, VT 05841 In culmination of last season’s Lullaby Project initiative, Scrag Mountain Music invites the community to come together to hear these special new lullabies created in our community. Scrag Mountain Music […]
Come one, come all! We are hosting a casual alumni reunion and open house on Saturday, September 28th from 4 – 7 pm. We’ll have tours for prospective students and interested community members, networking opportunities for professionals and craftspeople, food and drink, and music on the lawn. This event is a drop-in, free event open […]
Autumn days come quickly, like the running of a hound on the moor. –Irish proverb Join Anjali Budreski for a deep stretch and gentle flow to welcome the season of Autumn. Enjoy a thoughtfully curated yoga flow and end with a blissful guided relaxation. We will gently release the energy of summer and welcome the […]
Yinz can come dahn and wutch the stillers on the tv. We are just north of tahn on hundrid. Translation: Come out and watch the Steelers play the Indianapolis Colts on the 65″ TV in our Barn. Our food menu includes Pierogies, our “Burgh” sandwich with fries and slaw on it, a Pittsburgh Salad with […]
Photography, stained glass, painting, and blown glass made and inspired by the Green Mountains. Featuring local artists including Phil Bobrow, Michael Egan, Pim Volpi, Peter Hourihan, Christian Jaquith, Clare Walker Leslie, Sue Leppla, Rhoda Stockwell, Brad Winn, and Marnie Wikel. Open on Sunday afternoons through September!
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
The prayers are warm. The melodies are timeless. The people are friendly. And everyone feels at home. Welcome to high holiday services at Chabad of Stowe. Where we already saved you a seat. Services conducted in English and Hebrew, with simultaneous insights and explanations into the prayers, practices & rituals. Services are free of charge […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
On the first day of Rosh Hashana, Thursday, October 3rd, join us at Hope Davey Memorial Park in Waterbury Center for a Rosh Hashana Park Bash and Shofar sounding. We’ll be gathering at 5:00, but timing is fluid- feel free to drop by any time until 5:45. We can keep blowing the shofar! There will […]
Susan Day, who has been touring Italy for over 20 years (mostly by bicycle), will lead participants on a journey of the contemporary Italian countryside–with a bit of language thrown in. She’ll share information about the different geographic regions, and what makes them unique, particularly when it comes to food and wine. Participants will practice […]
What is going on with all of the bears in the Mad River Valley? Are there more of them on the landscape than there used to be in the past? What actions are humans taking that contribute to these conflicts? And since when did these bears learn to open car doors? Please join the Mad […]
This month’s trivia, is once again at the Deco restaurant at Hostel Tevere. Please reserve a table for you and your team by calling 802-496-9222. Questions about all things haunted will make for a spooky evening.
The prayers are warm. The melodies are timeless. The people are friendly. And everyone feels at home. Welcome to high holiday services at Chabad of Stowe. Where we already saved you a seat. Services conducted in English and Hebrew, with simultaneous insights and explanations into the prayers, practices & rituals. Services are free of charge […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
American Flatbread is hosting a Benefit Bake for Mad River Mentoring on Friday, October 4th from 4-9 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 make […]
Join Sandi Pierson for a presentation on this 272 mile trail along the crest of the Green Mountains from Massachusetts to Canada. Sandi has hiked the trail alone, with her four sisters, twice with her son and always with a pup by her side. Light refreshments will be served.
Part murder mystery and part psychological thriller, this play is brimming with intrigue, sophisticated humor and surprising twists. After a local woman is murdered, the guests and staff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. A police detective (Ray Merrill, Montpelier) arriving on skis, interrogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house (Sarah […]
Make the most of your Saturday with a fun and refreshing outdoor experience incorporating gentle, yoga-based movement at a mindful pace, plus tea (iced or hot) and scones, and a dip in the pond if it pleases. Join Karen of Salt & Sand Studios and Karen & Mick of the Featherbed Inn for this unique, […]
Join us on October 5th for an engaging presentation by Greg Walsh of the U.S. Geological Survey. From 1:00-1:45 pm at the Mad River Glen Basebox. Families can dive into Stark Mountain’s geologic history with interactive activities like visualizing Earth’s timeline and piecing together the Pangaea supercontinent. Perfect for kids 5 and up, this event […]
Move, breathe and immerse yourself in the positive energy of gentle, restorative yoga with live mantra music. Salt & Sand Studios is delighted to host special guests, Gershone & Gina for this incredible fall transition event. From Atlanta, Georgia, Gershone & Gina are touring the Northeast with their rejuvenating combination of yoga and music. Join […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
Trace the path of von Trapp Farmstead’s award-winning organic cheeses on a guided farm tour: from pasture to store! Beginning at the farm store, we’ll walk out on pasture and learn about how we manage soil health and cultivate a diverse diet for our cows. From there, we’ll go find the cows – either on […]
Part murder mystery and part psychological thriller, this play is brimming with intrigue, sophisticated humor and surprising twists. After a local woman is murdered, the guests and staff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. A police detective (Ray Merrill, Montpelier) arriving on skis, interrogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house (Sarah […]
The Allen Clark Memorial Hill Climb — the annual grunt-fest that has fast become a rite of cycling passage in the Mad River Valley — is a grueling time trial that rises 1,600 vertical feet in 6.2 miles, from the intersection of Routes 100 and 17 to the top of Appalachian Gap. The event is […]
Part murder mystery and part psychological thriller, this play is brimming with intrigue, sophisticated humor and surprising twists. After a local woman is murdered, the guests and staff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. A police detective (Ray Merrill, Montpelier) arriving on skis, interrogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house (Sarah […]
Yinz can come dahn and wutch the stillers on the tv. We are just north of tahn on hundrid. Translation: Come out and watch the Steelers play the Dallas Cowboys on the 65″ TV in our Barn. Our food menu includes Pierogies, our “Burgh” sandwich with fries and slaw on it, a Pittsburgh Salad with […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
Local recreation and conservation groups invite you to join the MRV Conservation & Recreation Visioning (CRV) team as we host our third Community Forum on Wednesday, October 9th at the Pavilion at Lareau Farm in Waitsfield. The forum will begin with a potluck at 5 PM; we encourage everyone to bring a dish to share, […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
Susan Day, who has been touring Italy for over 20 years (mostly by bicycle), will lead participants on a journey of the contemporary Italian countryside–with a bit of language thrown in. She’ll share information about the different geographic regions, and what makes them unique, particularly when it comes to food and wine. Participants will practice […]
Longtime Mad River Valley resident, world traveler, teacher, bon vivant, and author of more than two dozen books – Janet Hubbard Brown left us one last literary gift before her recent death: The Eloquence of Grief, published by Touchpoint Press. Join us as we celebrate Janet’s final novel with a Book Launch in the Red […]
Join the Warren Public Library to make decorative dahlia-shaped wreaths using discarded book pages. All materials will be provided. This workshop is most suitable for ages 13-adult. The workshop is free, but please register in advance at warrenlibrary.com.
– Janet Hubbard – longtime Mad River Valley resident, world traveler, teacher, bon vivant, and author of more than two dozen books – left us one last literary gift before her recent death: a new novel, The Eloquence of Grief. To celebrate this achievement, Janet’s friends, admirers and wider community are invited to a Book […]
The prayers are warm. The melodies are timeless. The people are friendly. And everyone feels at home. Welcome to high holiday services at Chabad of Stowe. Where we already saved you a seat. Services conducted in English and Hebrew, with simultaneous insights and explanations into the prayers, practices & rituals. Services are free of charge […]
Addison West will be popping up several tents this weekend full of amazing deals! Holiday, home decor, pantry essentials, clothing and free bins will be stuffed into the tents. Appalachian Gap Distillery will be on hand to sample out their fine spirits and selling bottles. Sale starts Friday and will continue Saturday and Sunday, come […]
WILD PINK is a group show about the natural and cultural relationship of the ancient color PINK. There is certainly no dearth of pink in the natural world or in human culture. We accessorize, cosmeticize, gender-ize and interiorize to the point of being ‘tickled pink’. In the animal and floral world pink as hue and shade […]
American Flatbread Waitsfield is hosting a fundraiser/awareness event for Circle, Washington County’s domestic violence shelter and services organization. They will be donating $5 for every pizza sold.
Join Moretown Resident Bill Nowlan at Moretown Library for an evening of human interest stories and photographs from a recent four month journey that took him literally around the world . While traveling with Semester at Sea, a floating college campus, he visited nine countries in Asia and Africa . With six days in each […]
Part murder mystery and part psychological thriller, this play is brimming with intrigue, sophisticated humor and surprising twists. After a local woman is murdered, the guests and staff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. A police detective (Ray Merrill, Montpelier) arriving on skis, interrogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house (Sarah […]
The prayers are warm. The melodies are timeless. The people are friendly. And everyone feels at home. Welcome to high holiday services at Chabad of Stowe. Where we already saved you a seat. Services conducted in English and Hebrew, with simultaneous insights and explanations into the prayers, practices & rituals. Services are free of charge […]
Join us for a Gallery Opening with Mad River Valley Arts! After Community Day and Oktoberfest activities end, make your way into Rumble’s and immerse yourself in local art. Hanging in the Rumble’s foyer, this new art installation features three unique local painters. Come by and chat with the artists, check out their work, and […]
Join Inklings Children’s Books in celebrating their first anniversary!! Starting at 10am, Inklings is hosting an all-day celebration filled with drinks, cupcakes, story time, craft making and more! We can’t wait to see you. FREE and open to all!
