Planning commission meeting.

Friends of the Tunbridge's World's Fair monthly meeting, open to the public.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee's all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Dona Nazarenko and “The Art of Basketry,” part of the Tunbridge Public Library's bi-weekly Winter Evenings speaker program.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Warren Johnston, food and wine writer, speaks as part of the Tunbridge Public Library's bi-weekly Winter Evenings program.

Mountain Folk special concert to celebrate Jim Rooney’s 80th birthday. A benefit for Royalton Community Radio. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Shindig with Sensible Shoes, funky mix of original music and cover tunes. If you like to dance, You’ll love the Shindigs! More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Monthly meeting of the Tunbridge School Club, where parents, school personnel and community members plan events, hear new ideas, review funding requests and manage the organization. Children may come along to do homework, read or play games in the library.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee's all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

The solo show "Before the Storm" by artist Jennifer Palkowski Jacques, of Barre, Vt., is to be on display at the Tunbridge Public Library from Jan. 24 through March 7, 2018. An opening reception is to be held on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018, from 2-4 p.m. It is free and open to the public.

Planning commission meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Friends of the Tunbridge's World's Fair monthly meeting, open to the public.

Bridget Butler, Vermont Public Radio's Bird Diva, will speak on “Bird is a Verb” as part of the Tunbridge Public Library's bi-weekly Winter Evenings program.

A fundraiser to support the Tunbridge Church buildings capital fund, Just Desserts features music from George White’s group and Nancy Taube and Dr. Dave Indenbaum. Admission is $5. Plates with two desserts, including gluten-free, are $5. Silent auction items include a Saturday Sewing Circle coverlet, Sue Wood’s lasagna dinner for eight, 4 Handel Society concert ... Read more

Planning commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Pre-Town Meeting. This year's Town Report can be read or downloaded by following this link. An addendum can be seen here. The 2018 Town Meeting Warning can be read by clicking here.

The newly formed First Branch Unified District (Tunbridge and Chelsea schools) will hold its first meeting. Town Clerks from Tunbridge and Chelsea will be there with voter checklists from each town for check-in. The new Board will be sworn in at that time. Follow this link to see the warning.

Forestry consultant Paul Harwood leads a discussion on "Vermont's Current Use Program: How Does it Work and What Effect Does it Have on You?” with Orange County Forester David Paganelli and Tunbridge Lister Dan "Rudi" Rudell, part of Tunbridge Public Library's bi-weekly Winter Evenings program.

Saturday Story Hour with Mariah Lawrence - today's theme is Seeds.

Shindig with Soulfix, playing upbeat soul, funk and R&B. If you like to dance, you’ll love the Shindigs! More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Annual school meeting. This year's Town Report can be read or downloaded by following this link.

Annual Town Meeting. This year's Town Report can be read or downloaded by following this link. An addendum can be seen here. The 2018 Town Meeting Warning can be read by clicking here.

Annual meeting with a potluck dinner at 6 p.m., followed by the department's business meeting -- election of fire chief, clerk, auditor and two trustees will take place.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee's all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Monthly meeting of the Tunbridge School Club, where parents, school personnel and community members plan events, hear new ideas, review funding requests and manage the organization. Children may come along to do homework, read or play games in the library.

Planning commission meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Friends of the Tunbridge's World's Fair monthly meeting, open to the public.

Tunbridge artist and teacher Joan Feierabend speaks about “Art and The Creative Spirit" the last of Tunbridge Public Library's bi-weekly Winter Evenings program.

Tunbridge's annual rabies clinic, held jointly with the Town of Chelsea. The cost of the vaccine is $15. Vaccine and inoculations are provided by a licensed veterinarian from the Chelsea Animal Hospital. The clinic is for dogs and cats; dogs must be leashed; cats must be in a carrier.

The Tunbridge Church will welcome the coming of spring and the Easter season with a joyful worship service of music. A full band will provide accompaniment. Anyone who enjoys singing is invited to join the chorus. Rehearsals will be at 7 p.m. Thursdays, March 1, 8 and 15, 2018.

Planning commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Saturday Story Hour with Mariah Lawrence - today's theme is Signs of Spring.

Tunbridge Fire Department's annual Easter Egg Hunt, on the school playground. Children are invited to bring their collection baskets, and explore the fire trucks on display.

Tunbridge Church's Easter sunrise service at the top of the Strafford Road at 6 a.m., followed by breakfast at Town Hall.

Tunbridge Church's Easter worship service.

Monthly meeting of the Tunbridge School Club, where parents, school personnel and community members plan events, hear new ideas, review funding requests and manage the organization. Children may come along to do homework, read or play games in the library.

Planning commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Saturday Story Hour with Mariah Lawrence - today's theme is Frogs.

Shindig with the Dave Keller Band, playing originals and classics, soul and blues music. If you like to dance, you’ll love the Shindigs! More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee's all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

A reception for the art show "Where We Live," a collection of 20 photographs by John Duffy, of South Royalton, Vt. The show runs from from March 16 until April 23, 2018. The photographs, on 3/16-inch black gatorboard, portray the natural beauty inherent in the White River Valley. A majority of the proceeds from print ... Read more

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Planning commission meeting.

Friends of the Tunbridge's World's Fair monthly meeting, open to the public.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

The 66th annual Comedy and Musical Showcase, sponsored by Tunbridge Civic Club. This year's theme is New Orleans. Profits from the show are distributed to various Tunbridge organizations.

Saturday Story Hour with Mariah Lawrence - today's theme is Wild Things.

The 66th annual Comedy and Musical Showcase, sponsored by Tunbridge Civic Club. This year's theme is New Orleans. Profits from the show are distributed to various Tunbridge organizations.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Sponsored by the Tunbridge Conservation Commission and the Upper Valley Sierra Club Led by Steve Faccio, Vermont Center for Ecostudies Vernal Pools provide critical habitat for a diverse assemblage of wildlife, from breeding wood frogs and spotted salamanders, to fingernail clams and fairy shrimp. Despite their important role, vernal pools remain poorly understood and face ... Read more

Super Senior Luncheon for residents in their 80s and 90s, hosted by The Tunbridge Church's Outreach Committee.

Green Up Day is an annual statewide tradition that began in 1970 -- public areas are cleaned up by volunteers. Bags can be picked up starting the week before at the Town Clerk's office, the Tunbridge Public Library or Tunbridge Central School. Full bags can be dropped off at the Transfer Station, free of charge. ... Read more

Saturday Story Hour with Mariah Lawrence - today's theme is Nesting.

Monthly meeting of the Tunbridge School Club, where parents, school personnel and community members plan events, hear new ideas, review funding requests and manage the organization. Children may come along to do homework, read or play games in the library.

First Branch Unified School District budget informational meeting. Follow this link to see the Warning.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Planning commission meeting.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

First Branch Unified School District budget vote. Follow this link to see the Warning.

A public forum to review Tunbridge's Town Plan, part of its five-year rewrite. The planning commission is asking for comment on the summary of changes to the plan.

Selectboard meeting.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Annual Memorial Day celebration in Tunbridge village: 9 a.m., Library Friends book and plant sales at library and Town Hall bake sale, non-profits on Parish House lawn. Town Hall memorial service 11-11:30 a.m. Parade followed by ceremony at Civil War monument. Fire Department chicken and Recreation Commission events at fairgrounds.

2018 Orange County 4-H Open Horse Clinic. For more information, contact Allison Smith at 802-476-2003 or [email protected]

The Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District will hold a household hazardous waste collection event at the Tunbridge Transfer Station. Hazardous waste generally has the label "Danger," "Poison" or "Caution/Warning." Follow this link for more information about the CVSWMD event. At the same time on June 9, the district will be collecting paint, batteries and ... Read more

The Ranger mountain bike ride, starting at the Tunbridge fairgrounds. Benefit for the Alliance for Vermont Communities. Follow this link for more information.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Planning commission meeting.

Jenny Brook Bluegrass Festival. Follow this link for more information.

The basement used children’s, nonfiction and fiction books in many categories will include titles added since Memorial Day. New books, cards and gifts will be upstairs.

The basement used children’s, nonfiction and fiction books in many categories will include titles added since Memorial Day. New books, cards and gifts will be upstairs.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

The basement used children’s, nonfiction and fiction books in many categories will include titles added since Memorial Day. New books, cards and gifts will be upstairs.

Reception celebrating Joanne Goodnow’s time in Tunbridge and to wish her well as she prepares to move. Card basket — share your memories. Light refreshments.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Reception for the solo show "Sprites To Live By," a display of about 30 three-dimensional figures by artist Marion Lent, of Tunbridge. The show runs from July 1 to August 18. Lent's "sprites" are handmade, suspended from the library's ceiling for the show. They have felted bodies with hand-molded and painted antennae, hands, feet and ... Read more

Reading of Frederick Douglass’ famous speech “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro.”

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Special worship service commemorating the South Tunbridge Methodist Church building’s 185th anniversary.

Special Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Ice Cream Social hosted by The Tunbridge Church, Parish House lawn. Bring chair. Cake for the 40th anniversary the church being formed by three denominations.

Tunbridge Historical Society “Tunbridge Speaks” oral history program at the church.

Vermont Scenic Circuit is four days of dog shows hosted by the Woodstock Dog Club and the Green Mountain Dog Club. Follow this link for more information.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Community Yard Sale, Parish House lawn and Town Hall. A fundraiser for The Tunbridge Church. Call for space rental, 802-889-3750. Donation pickup for church tables 889-5528.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Annual outdoor worship service and potluck picnic hosted by The Tunbridge Church by the pond at 183 Dickerman Hill Rd.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Primary Election. Follow this link to see the Warning. An absentee ballot can be picked up from the Town Clerk’s office until August 13.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Twelve small breweries, 4 food trucks, 2 bluegrass bands! $10 tickets at vtnanofest.eventbrite.com

The Northfield Conservation Commission is hosting a public forum on how to slow the spread of the invasive Emerald Ash Borer. Presenters include Meredith Whitney, Forest Pest Education Coordinator from UVM Extension and Russ Barrett, consulting forester for the commission. Follow this link for more information about the Ash Borer or click here to see ... Read more

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

The 147th annual Tunbridge World's Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

The 147th annual Tunbridge World's Fair. Follow this link for a list of events. Senior Citizen Day, with $8 admission.

The 147th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

The 147th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

50th annual Festival of Worship Fair Service at The Tunbridge Church.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

30th Annual Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival with animals, classes and vendors. Follow this link to learn more.

30th Annual Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival with animals, classes and vendors. Follow this link to learn more.

Lunch, apple foods sale, silent auction, pie judging, lawn activities at Parish House lawn and Town Hall.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting to open bids for the Town Hall kitchen renovation.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Historical Society Ghost Walk. Cemetery to be announced. Rain date Oct. 21.

Seatings at 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. Call 802-889-5595 for reservations.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Meeting with the First Branch Unified District School Board to get community feedback about a merged middle school program for Chelsea and Tunbridge. Please attend to hear about the educational philosophy the board has adopted, and to share your ideas and thoughts as they move ahead.

Meeting with the First Branch Unified District School Board to get community feedback about a merged middle school program for Chelsea and Tunbridge. Please attend to hear about the educational philosophy the board has adopted, and to share your ideas and thoughts as they move ahead.

Second Annual Haunted Forest Trail fundraiser for the Tunbridge Volunteer Fire Department.

Second Annual Haunted Forest Trail fundraiser for the Tunbridge Volunteer Fire Department.

Shindig with Fu’Chunk. More info. at shindigsvt.com

General Election. Absentee ballots will be made available in the Town Clerk’s office as soon as they are received from the State of Vermont.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Tunbridge Recreation Committee’s all-you-can-eat breakfast. It is a fundraiser for the Community Food Shelf, which serves people from Tunbridge and the area.

Reception for the solo show "A Retrospective: Then Through Now," by South Royalton, Vt., photographer Marianne Benoir. The show runs from November 6 until January 7. The show is a retrospective look at Benoir's work. There will be color as well as black and white images of flora, fauna, places, things and people. Photo cards ... Read more

Selectboard meeting. Due to power outage confusion, the meeting was cancelled. It has been rescheduled for Monday, November 19th, at 6 p.m. Please email [email protected] with any questions.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Shindig with Linda B and the Barn Cats. More info at shindigsvt.com

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Town Offices closed for the day.

Christmas Eve candlelight service.

Town Offices closed for the day.

Shindig with The Shugarmakers, the original Shindig band, who will be playing dance music you know and love. More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Town Offices closed for the day.

The Selectboard will be discussing and finalizing the upcoming fiscal year's budget at a special meeting.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is Martin Philip, the head bread baker at King Arthur Flour. His book Breaking Bread: A Baker’s Journey Home in 75 Recipes received the 2018 Vermont Book Award and Grand Prize at the New England Book Festival. He will bring bread to share. There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Benefit for the Tunbridge Community Food Shelf. Hosted by Community Outreach Committee and chef Lois Gross. $10, under 5 free, ages 6-12 $6, families $25. For information, 889-3736.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Reception for the solo show “Coming Into the Light,” by Tunbridge, Vt., painter Anna Ross. The show runs from January 9 until February 25. In addition to the paintings, Ross will share her baked goods and will have magnets for sale.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is Todd Tyson of Tunbridge, a co-founder of Royalton Community Radio, who will talk about “Setting Free the Airwaves: The Roots and Branches of Community Radio in the Upper White River Watershed." There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is Mimi Baird, of Woodstock, who will talk about researching He Wanted the Moon: The Madness and Medical Genius of Dr. Perry Baird, and His Daughter's Quest to Know Him, a Washington Post Best Book of 2015 and future major motion picture. There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Shindig with Frydaddy, serving up a spicy gumbo of rockin’ soul. More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Planning commission meeting.

Ed Larkin Contra Dancers with live music and refreshments at intermission.

Desserts, live music, silent auction, door prize. Admission $5, dessert plates $5. To benefit Tunbridge Church's Parish House Restoration Fund. For information, 802-889-5528.

The Selectboard will be opening bids for the Town Hall Kitchen renovation at a special meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is Susan Clark, a writer, teacher, community consultant and town moderator who will talk about “Slow Democracy: Keeping It Real in the Green Mountains and Beyond.” There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Forums: Economic & Cultural Vitality and Affordable Housing & Senior Living Meetings to discuss assets, challenges, and ideas for the future. This is the first step in a process to identify opportunities, address critical challenges across the region, and connect to resources to move action priorities forward. Attend the session most important to you and ... Read more