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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One of the highlights of our year is the Plant Sale. The sale helps to fund a Harwood Union Scholarship. This year the plant sale will be held on June […]
Join Keep Vermont Cool, Renewable Energy Vermont, SunCommon, Lawson’s Finest Liquids, and Senator Anne Watson for the first stop on the Green Jobs Summer Showcase series. Take a tour of […]
Soaring Discovery Day introduces youth aged 13-18 to the joy and excitement of soaring. Participants will attend ground school, tour the airport, learn about Sugarbush Soaring’s youth programs, and enjoy […]
Join us July 28–30 for a weekend to immerse in the natural world and connect with meaningful multigenerational community, farm-fresh food, river swims, nature walks, song, meditation, and more. Enjoy […]
Join us for an evening with Sandra Sigman, award-winning floral designer and author of just-released French Blooms. Enjoy bubbles and bites while Sandra creates one of her extraordinary floral arrangements […]
Come out and support the non-profit Three Peaks Medical Clinic which will be in the same location as the former UVMMC clinic beneath Rumble’s at Lincoln Peak. Men’s, Women’s and […]
Of the nearly 80,000 small businesses in Vermont, 61,921 of those are ONE person businesses: the solo-preneur. And thousands more are two or three people. This day is for YOU. […]
Vermont,1800 and Froze to Death: The Cold Year of 1816 1816 has long been known as the year without summer. Vermonters still call it “1800 and Froze to Death,” a […]
Shirt Happens, a local screen printer and embroidered, is selling leftovers, overstocks, and seconds! Great deals to be had on t-shirts (short- and long-sleeve), hoodies, zip sweats, hats, beanies and […]
A fun mixer to meet singles in the area. $6 Wines, Drafts and Cosmos
The Friends of the Mad River is excited to launch its new series, “Climate and Ecology”! Join us for a foliage hike while learning all about the ways that climate […]
Come learn how the simple green stormwater infrastructure of a rain garden can mimic pre-development hydrology to support sustainable sites. Rain gardens can offset the impacts of impervious surfaces (driveways, […]
Join Raj Bhakta of Bhakta Spirits and Pitcher Inn executive chef Jacob Ennis on Thursday, October 19, 2023, for a memorable evening of fine food and spirits. Chef Jacob and […]
The Gowanus Canal of Brooklyn, NY is considered a forsaken environment from a human perspective: the Superfund remediation plan is to dredge and cap with concrete. From 2013 until present […]
Ridge to River is a 5-town coalition working toward clean water and flood resilience in Vermont’s Mad River Valley. We discovered quickly that managing stormwater across the Valley is a […]
Join us for our annual Neighborhood Toy Store Day Celebration, a day of fun, play and exploration! This is a FREE, RAIN or SHINE event, on SATURDAY 11/4 from 11-4pm! […]
Raindrops on roses may be one of our favorite things but when lots of raindrops flow together they can become a powerful force that washes out driveways, rips apart stream […]
Yestermorrow’s Design/Build Curriculum would not be complete without including Best Management Practices of Site Construction. This speaker series shows the renewed interest that Yestermorrow has in teaching critical steps to […]
