WOODBURY – Cans and bottles may be donated to the Friends of Woodbury Elementary School (WES) bottle drive, Saturday, Feb. 15, 9 to 11 a.m. Proceeds will be used to buy extra winter equipment for WES students. Bottle pick-up is available. Email [email protected].
Events
Events
Canoe Trip Described, Feb. 16
CRAFTSBURY – On Sunday, Feb. 16, 7 p.m., at the Craftsbury Public Library, Dave Brown will share slides and tales of a 1996 canoe trip. “Beginning in Nain,” Dave describes, “our group of six paddled 350 miles along the northern coast of Labrador as far as Nachvak Fjord. Ascending the Palmer[Read More…]
Blood Donations, Feb. 21
CABOT – The American Red Cross will collect blood and platelets on February 21, noon to 4:30 p.m. at Neighbors in Action, 3339 Main Street. The event will help build the blood supply after a shortfall in donations since the beginning of the year. All blood types, especially those with[Read More…]
Seed Swap, Feb. 23
HARDWICK – The Swap Sisters’ annual seed swap will be held Sunday Feb. 23, 10 a.m. to noon, at the Hardwick Memorial Building, 20 Church St. New gardeners in need of seeds or those with homegrown or extra seeds to share may participate and share if they brought seeds that[Read More…]
Virtual Community Conversation, Feb. 24
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Planning Conversation will hold a virtual community conversation, February 24, for Greensboro residents who were unable to attend the in-person event January 15 in Fellowship Hall. Details for the second conversation will be linked on the town calendar closer to the event.
Winter CRAFTea, Feb. 24
HARDWICK — From October to April on the last Monday, the Jeudevine Library will host a crafting and tea event from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Participants can bring whatever handiwork they do to the Hardwick Community Center, 56 High Street.
Owls of Vermont, Feb. 25
VERGENNES — On Tuesday, Feb. 25, from noon to 1 p.m., Vermont Coverts will offer the online program, Owls of Vermont. Jill Kilborn, Vermont Fish and Wildlife’s Bird Biologist, will review all the owl species living in Vermont and those that visit during the winter months from the north. Participants will learn about vocalizations, adaptations and[Read More…]
VerseVillage Deadline, Feb. 28
HARDWICK — Local poets can submit their works to be displayed around town or on a Front Seat Coffee in celebration of National Poetry Month this April. The deadline for submissions is Feb. 28, for Hardwick’s first VerseVillage. For more information go to the Front Seat Coffee website, frontseatcoffee.com
Weekend Services
HardwickUNITED CHURCH OF HARDWICK. 216 South Main Street. 802-472-6800 for information. Sunday Service,10 a.m. Christmas Eve Service, Dec. 24, 7 p.m. In person, Zoom or Livestreaming. Communion Service first Sunday of month. Jean Hackett, Music Director. We are an Open and Affirming Congregation. All are welcome. Masks optional.ST. JOHN THE[Read More…]
Events, Feb. 14 to 20
Wednesday, Feb 12DEATH CAFE, 6 p.m., Albany Public Library, 830 Main St., Albany. Facilitated by Kelsey Crelin. Refreshments provided. Information: (802) 755-6107, albanypubliclibraryvt.org.AUTHOR KEVIN GRAFFAGNINO talks about his biography of Ira Allen, 7 p.m., Cabot Public Library, Willey Building, Main St., Cabot.YOUTH WRITING GROUP, 3 p.m., Jeudevine Memorial Library, for[Read More…]
Organic Dairy Days Planned for Three Locations
BURLINGTON – To help dairy farmers prepare for the growing season, the 2025 Organic Dairy Days will feature presentations on ruminant nutrition and high-quality pasture and stored forages. The workshops are sponsored by UVM Extension’s Northwest Crops and Soils program and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.[Read More…]
Childrens Dance Class, Feb. 5
CRAFTSBURY— Located at the Albany town hall, a six-week childrens dance class series begins February 5 and it is free by donation at The Genny. Children may be preregistered by emailing or calling [email protected] or (802) 673-4866. The Genny is located at 842 Main Street.
