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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What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Tim Jennings is Back! Vermont’s “legendary,” “irresistible,” “captivating” folk storyteller returns to LNT with a new program of tales and music! For this special event, “Vermont’s Leading Talespinner” is crafting an hour-long show for Kids of ALL Ages; one that the entire family can enjoy. Together! (surprise musical guests may pop in to join Tim […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Celebrate Take Your Child to the Library Day with Melany Kahn, author of “Mason Goes Mushrooming.” The program features an animated read-aloud of the foraging adventure picture book, an interactive mushroom ID session, and a cooking demonstration and tasting. Suitable for all ages. Inklings Children’s Books will be on hand with copies of “Mason Goes […]
Join the Friends of the Mad River and the Warren Public Library for a climate and ecology-themed book club. Participants will be discussing Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law by Mary Roach. Copies of the book are available to check out from the library to read in advance.
Mixed media artist Anna Fugaro of Middlebury, VT, shares works that reflect a lifetime spent across the globe, from Iceland to India to New York and Vermont. Artist talk at 6:30pm. Light appetizers served and cash bar available. The show is on display through the end of February in the public spaces of the Old […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Interested in learning about the effect of trails on wildlife? Join the Mad River Valley Conservation and Recreation Visioning (CRV) Team for our second Community Learning Session! We’ll be gathering on Tuesday, February 6th, from 6 – 8 pm at the Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield to hear from Meredith Naughton, a Wildlife Biologist with […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Join us on February 8th at 3PM! Salt & Sand Studios will be at Inklings, helping children create one-of-a-kind glass images for Valentine’s Day!!! REGISTRATION is required! EVENT LINK below. – No experience necessary. – Vaccination required, masks optional. – Ages 7 and up. – $25 per student. – 1 hour experience. – Pieces will […]
Join Mysa School Founder, Siri Fiske and current families, staff, and students with prospective Mysa families to introduce you to our community, share the Mysa model, and answer questions you may have about our Microschool. RSVP and let us know if you are able to attend, we look forward to hearing from you. If you […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Join us for a guided snowshoe trek with a Mad River Glen naturalist as we learn about the ecology and wildlife that call Stark Mountain home! While the trek will focus on bear signs and understanding bear hibernation, we’ll learn more generally about the Green Mountain forest and all its inhabitants. This event is hosted […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
‘Art Rumble’ at Rumble’s Bistro Bar and Grill at Sugarbush Resort features the work of 3 Valley artists; Julia Purinton, Julie Parker and Barrie Bisher. There is an artist reception on February 10 at 5 pm until 7pm. Join Mad River Valley Arts to celebrate their work. The exhibition is up until March 15, 2024.
Details Time: 7 pm with a reception following When: Saturday, February 10th Where: Warren United Church 339 Main St, Warren, VT 05674 Why: For fun near Valentine’s Day! And to support the MRC with free will donations. Contact us at info.madriverchorale.org@gmail.com if questions or for more information
Super Bowl LVIII: The 49ers vs Chiefs! Who is going to win? The Swifties or the Deadheads? Snacker Bowl MDCCCXXIV (that’s 1824 for those of you wondering): Which do you want to eat more? Kansas City Ribs or San Francisco Style Seafood Chowder with Sourdough Bread? Lot’s of people will be debating this but we’ve […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
This class is for everyone, not just performers. You’d be surprised what you can learn from a clown workshop! Clown teaches kinesthetic listening, group collaboration, creative thinking, generosity, and openness. If you spend time in front of people at work or on social media, this workshop will help you! If you want to bring more […]
Join Suzy from Green Mountain Conscious Parenting for two sessions focused on navigating anxiety… in our home, in our children’s lives and in our own. By becoming authentically curious and truly present is what your teen might need right now. How to do this? We will discuss what anxiety looks like and the most important […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Indivisible Mad River Valley cordially invites you to the first showing of our exhibition “America Runs on Biden.” Do you sometimes wonder what Biden has accomplished? A textile poster project has been created by artivists in the Mad River Valley and Waterbury to showcase some of this administration’s achievements. Each piece portrays in visually graphic […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Inklings is excited to welcome Vermont author / illustrator, Liza Woodruff on Saturday, February 17th at 10am! Following the reading, Liza will show the children how to draw characters from the book! A QUIETER STORY is a colorful and inventive picture book about a creative girl and her kitten. When the little kitten insists that […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Join us this Saturday, February 17th from 2-4pm for a Forever Jewelry Party at the Someday Boutique in Waitsfield with Homegrown Jewelry! What is Forever Jewelry? You pick from a selection of chain link bracelets — sterling or gold filled — to have ‘zapped’ onto your wrist. A painless process using a tool. They are […]
World renowned musician, David Feurzeig, continues his mission to play in every Vermont Town. Join him in Waitsfield with our own local star, Henry Whitaker, as they present a medley of songs on piano and trumpet. Instead of an entry fee, Feurzeig collects a donation for an environmental cause in each town. In Waitsfield, he […]
Tickets are now on sale for the Friends of the Moretown Library’s second annual chili cook-off, a community event that is sure to heat up a cold winter afternoon. Last year’s event was so much fun that we had to make it a tradition! Tickets are $10 each. Your ticket will get you a sample […]
An evening of short art films by Vermont filmmaker Andreas John, featuring the healing power of nature, art, and human connection. In this impressionistic series, John explores lush landscapes with movement, music and ceremony. Featuring dancers Hannah Satterlee and Isadora Snapp. Q &A with the director after the show. A perfect way to warm up […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Reception: Jan. 11, 5-7 pm Artist Introduction: Jan. 11, 5:30pm What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Friday Lenten Fish Frys are back! Please join us at St. Leo’s Hall, 109 South Main St. in Waterbury. Located behind St. Andrews Catholic Church. Fresh beer battered fish fillets, french fries, cole slaw, beverages and dessert will be served. All you can eat! No need for reservations. Take out is available by calling 802-244-7734 […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Show off how smart you are and win prizes while dining and imbibing!!
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
What’s the big idea? As a freshman in college, my first grade on a paper was a D- minus. When I spoke to the professor about my failure, he told me I knew the material, the facts, but had no Big Idea. This was a huge lesson then and has remained so ever since. Concept, […]
Theater For Kids By Kids! At Lost Nation Theater! CS Lewis’ classic story of mystical adventure during WWII, gets a modern twist in this dance theater presentation, adapted by Kim Bent, while retaining the spirit of the original. Love, forgiveness, journeys of self-discovery, and dance are at the forefront of this fun 40-minute, wonderfully imaginative, […]
Mad River Valley Arts is excited to present its first group show of the year entitled RISE: Trees, Our Botanical Giants from March 7- April 26, 2024. There will be a reception on March 7, 5-7pm when first, second and third place prize winners will be announced. Twenty-eight artists are participating, addressing their relationships with […]
Local poet and author, Susan Bauchner will provide a variety of methods to help participants open their hearts and minds to writing poetry in a variety of genres. All are welcome. Preregistration is required. Go to the Joslin Memorial Library website and register under upcoming programs.
This month we are creating trivia questions and sharing the limelight with the folks from ShareMRV. Questions will focus on getting dirty in the garden, plants in pop culture, earth science and whatever else fits in with the theme. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams. lease call Deco restaurant at the Hostel Tevere […]
Friday Lenten Fish Frys are back! Please join us at St. Leo’s Hall, 109 South Main St. in Waterbury. Located behind St. Andrews Catholic Church. Fresh beer battered fish fillets, french fries, cole slaw, beverages and dessert will be served. All you can eat! No need for reservations. Take out is available by calling 802-244-7734 […]
What if an angel offered a choice between a lifetime of happiness or fame and fortune as a result of expressing art? That is the question that Margaret (Sarah Storjohann, Barre), a poet, writer, and English professor, must face in this World Premier play by Vermonter Mary Pratt. Pem (Susan Lonyd, Fayston), a fallen angel […]
Inklings is excited to announce that we will be celebrating the release of Brian Wray’s latest book on Saturday, March 9th at 10am! THE BOOK BUS is based on a true-life vintage V.W. pickup truck, and tells the story of what can happen when a community pulls together to share the gift of books. Following […]
Black and White photography by Bonnie Barnes. Opening this Saturday, March 9th, 12-4 PM with Artist Talk at 1 PM. Waitsfield UCC, Village Meeting House, upstairs, 4355 Main Street, Waitsfield.
