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Mad River Valley Community Calendar
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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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Week of Events
Peerpolooza
Celebrate Peer Power at Peerapolooza 2025! Washington County Mental Health Services (WCMHS) is thrilled to announce a two-day conference dedicated to celebrating and advancing the vital work of Peer Specialists across Vermont. Recognized leader in the peer movement nationally and throughout Vermont, Will Eberle, the keynote will offer powerful insights into the future of peer […]
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Pub Trivia
Pub Trivia
The MRV Libraries return for their monthly session of pub trivia. Bring a team to the restaurant and compete for prizes with four rounds of trivia questions. In recognition of the libraries’ 2025 Summer Learning Program theme “Color Our World” questions this month will be about art, artists, and all the things that color our […]
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Waitsfield Farmer’s Market
Waitsfield Farmer’s Market
Rain or Shine, May 17th to October 18th. 9AM to 1PM. Enjoy local food, live music, and support local Vermont small businesses. Our vendors consist of 57+ small family farms, handmade artisans, and unique culinary producers.
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Ridgefest 2025
Ridgefest 2025
Ridgeline Outdoor Collective is proud to host Ridgefest 2025 in Rochester, VT. This event is for all ages and includes a group hike and MTB rides. A potluck party will follow. Ridgeline will be providing the mains, bring a side to share if you can. BYOB.
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Author Christine Foster Harvey Visits Inklings Children’s Books!
Author Christine Foster Harvey Visits Inklings Children’s Books!
Author and former math teacher, Christine Foster Harvey will be at Inklings on Saturday, June 7th at 10am for a reading of her brand new book, PIE FOR BREAKFAST. This charming, math-themed story of a pie-loving bear is sure to engage young readers!
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Celebration of Joslin Memorial Library’s Co-Founder Sarah Joslyn
Celebration of Joslin Memorial Library’s Co-Founder Sarah Joslyn
Through a variety of stories and music, Sarah Joslyn’s story will come to life. Come learn more about this vibrant and influential woman, who originally from the Mad River Valley, became a civic and cultural leader in Omaha, Nebraska advocating for voting rights for women and touching the lives of orphaned children, the elderly, the […]
