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Mad River Valley Community Calendar
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Week of Events
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River Conservation in a Changing Climate: VT Reads event
River Conservation in a Changing Climate: VT Reads event
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 […]
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After School Cafe
After School Cafe
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.
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Women and Investing Seminar
Women and Investing Seminar
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. […]
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After School Cafe
After School Cafe
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.
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The Dimetrodon: Multifamily Housing Before It Was a Thing with Jim Sanford, Sanford/Strauss Architects (Yestermorrow Fall Speaker Series)
The Dimetrodon: Multifamily Housing Before It Was a Thing with Jim Sanford, Sanford/Strauss Architects (Yestermorrow Fall Speaker Series)
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 […]
