Community
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Got Bats?
Vermont bats are in trouble. Alyssa Bennett, Small Mammals Biologist at the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources will be leading an outdoor field trip about bats and bat…
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The Lonely Days Are Gone: Community Square Dance and Concert
The Lonely Days Are Gone Tour welcomes neighbors of all ages to connect through live music, participatory dancing, and shared meals. Participants will learn the basics of square…
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Green Mountain Club Hike Abbey Pond
Hike a pretty trail with waterfalls and a secluded pond where moose have been spotted. Moderate hike with 1,220 feet of elevation gain over 4.7 miles. Contact Cary…
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Green Mountain Club Hike: Okemo Mtn.
Hike the Healdville trail up the backside of Okemo Mt. Moderate to strenuous 6-mile out and back hike with a steady climb and great views from the summit…
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Green Mountain Club Hike: Silver Lake
Moderate, 3-mile hike with elevation gain of 500 feet. Beautiful river and lake scenery. Trip leader, Morris Earle. For details or to register, contact [email protected] or 802-734-0984. For…
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Green Mountain Club Trail Work
Help the trail crew put the trails to bed for winter. The work is dependent on conditions. Plan on a full day in the woods. Contact Ellen Cronan…
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Green Mountain Club Hike & Yoga: Stowe Pinnacle
Strenuous/challenging and then relaxing! Hike up Stowe Pinnacle and then take a therapeutic yoga class (focus on quads and knee alignment) at the GMC visitor center. Dog friendly,…
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Green Mountain Club Hike: Mt. Mansfield
Hike the Laura Cowles trail to the Chin (summit) of Mt Mansfield and hike back down the Sunset Ridge Trail. Strenuous 5-mile hike with about 2,550 feet elevation…
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Speakers Bureau: “The Underwater Archaeology of the American Revolution on Lake Champlain”
Chris Sabick will share information on a number of research efforts focused on the Revolutionary War in general, and the Battle of Valcour Bay and its aftermath. Archaeological…
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Speakers Bureau: “Bridging Divides in a Nation at War”
Isaac Evans-Frantz presents a conversation on bridging political divides and exploring the impact on Americans from living in a country constantly engaged in war. This event invites participants…
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Crafternoon
A monthly crafting afternoon for all ages. Bring your own project or create something using library supplies. A different craft will be featured each month.
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The Mount’s Finest Day Commemoration
Mount Independence commemorates its finest day, 250 years ago, on October 28, 1776, when the Northern Army’s garrison caused British Gen. Guy Carleton to head back to Canada.…
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Choose Your Talk Day
The site will offer several talks relevant to the history of this time 250 years ago. Come for one or stay for all. Breaks between programs. Site interpreter…
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Guided History Walk: “Go Home Guy Carleton”
A walk with experts to the horseshoe battery on the point to commemorate Oct. 28, 1776, when the defensive strength convinced Gen. Guy Carleton and his British fleet…
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Walking Tour of Middlebury
Learn about the history of Middlebury with a 60-minute, 1-mile narrated walking tour. Follow Todd Goodyear as he weaves through town and time, from the 1780s to the…
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Speakers Bureau: “A Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted”
Join John Vincent of A Revolutionary Press for an interactive evening exploring the history of printing during the American Revolution and its modern-day echoes. Attendees can pull a…