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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Local produce, plant starts, fruit trees, bushes, maple, honey, flowers, seedlings, eggs, meats, cheeses, fish, crafts, art, clothes, bread, baked goods, liquors, and prepared foods all by Vermonters. Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM May 13th – October 14th, 2023 * Note: There is a smaller, unofficial market on October 21st that is optional […]
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
This Saturday, 10/14 from 12-4 please join us in welcoming Ashley Gill with Rora Clothing back to our shop! Ashley lives in NYC and is the designer and manufacturer behind these gorgeous styles. Every piece designed for Rora is a diary of Ashley’s journey as an artist, and as a human being. Her love […]
Eclipse-themed experiments and crafts for the whole family. Use eclipse glasses to catch a glimpse of the partial solar eclipse at 1:20. Learn about the total solar eclipse coming in April 2024. Free and open to all.
Enjoy Live Music in the Lincoln Peak Courtyard with rotating musicians throughout the summer!
Art Show Opening featuring local artists including Clare Walker Leslie, Johno Landsman, Samantha Sheehan, Phil Bobrow, Meg Reinhold and Clayton Anderson. Live music by Granville Daze and refreshments.
The Valley Players will present a classic of the American theater this fall. This hauntingly poetic play tells of a single mother and her two adult children struggling to get by in Depression-era St. Louis. Amanda Wingfield (Kitty Coyne, Waterbury), raised in Southern gentility and abandoned by her husband, now tries desperately to provide for […]
Since 1979, the Waitsfield Elementary School Ski & Skate Sale has been outfitting everyone for winter and is the longest-running sale in the Mad River Valley. Proudly sponsored by Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, the event features new and used equipment and clothing for skiers, riders, skaters, and winter lovers of all ages. WHEN: October […]
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
Come to the MRV Dog Park in October with your dog for a FREE training series with Janine Manninen of Green Mountain Dog Camp to learn tips and tricks for helping to make your dog park experience the best possible! Sessions are on Sunday mornings at 10 am in the “Small Dog” section of the […]
The Valley Players will present a classic of the American theater this fall. This hauntingly poetic play tells of a single mother and her two adult children struggling to get by in Depression-era St. Louis. Amanda Wingfield (Kitty Coyne, Waterbury), raised in Southern gentility and abandoned by her husband, now tries desperately to provide for […]
Art Show Opening featuring local artists including Clare Walker Leslie, Johno Landsman, Samantha Sheehan, Phil Bobrow, Meg Reinhold and Clayton Anderson. Live music by Granville Daze and refreshments.
A viewing of “A Hill Farmer’s Story” a short documentary film by Kate Youngdahl-Stauss based on the diaries of early 20th century Granville residents. Sign up for our Oral History project and share a story of your own!
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
We’ve been hard at work whipping up a variety of weekly food specials around the resort. Join us at Rumble’s every Monday night for 2 for $30 appetizer and an entrée. The menu changes weekly so you can try something new for a great deal every week!
