New Haven group eyes community spaces

NEW HAVEN — Making connections in a rural community can be challenging, but less so if you know where to look. A group of New Haven residents has been working to identify existing avenues for building community in town and create additional opportunities for people to come together. The task force’s work has included planning a June 27 “Summerfest” gathering that will feature live music, a chicken barbecue and a variety of activities. The group began its work earlier this year and is one of the two task for … (read more)

Music Up Close continues on July 12 with The Clements Brothers playing a house concert in New Haven.

Created by New Haven, Vt., native and Middlebury College graduate Anaïs Mitchell, “Hadestown” won eight Tony Awards in 2019, including Best Musical.

The Department of Children and Families has significant placement needs for children in foster care here in Addison County.

Plans are underway for a special event that will coincide with the Volunteer Fireman’s Chicken BBQ on Saturday, June 27.

A New Haven resident established the nonprofit Vermont Creemee Passport and began issuing documents to Vermonters on behalf of the unofficial “government entity.”

“This is believed to be the first time in recent memory — and possibly ever — that all Addison County Association churches have worshiped together on a Sunday morning.”

Gather to share and listen to true, first-person stories, and connect through the power of storytelling.

Nest & Gather will offer a place for parents and caregivers to gather with one another, bring their children to play and connect with local practitioners.

Nest & Gather will offer a place for parents and caregivers to gather with one another, bring their children to play and connect with local practitioners.

The program encourages community members to visit some of the historic sites around Addison County.

Get up close and connect with musicians and community at these new house concerts in New Haven. Sadie Brightman’s next on June 28.

A survey and open house offer residents a chance to weigh in on plans for the town’s train depot.

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A World Tai Chi and Qigong Day event will take place Saturday, April 25, from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the New Haven Town Gym, 50 North St.