Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

The First Branch Unified School District Board invites the Tunbridge and Chelsea community to come out and help to create a vision for the district.

Showing of the newly restored Tunbridge Town Hall painted stage curtain and slide talk by Chris Hadsel, director of Curtains Without Borders: Preserving Historic Painted Theater Scenery.

Annual Memorial Day celebration in Tunbridge village: Library book, plant, craft and bake sales, 9-12:30. Non-profit groups on Parish House lawn. Town Hall memorial service, 10:30. Parade and ceremony, 11:10. Fire Department chicken barbecue by reservation, 889-3274, 889-5518, and Rec Committee ice cream, bounce house, cow pie bingo at fairgrounds. Parade info 763-7394.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

The Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District is collecting household hazardous waste - the fee is $20 per carload for residents. Follow this link for more information.

The Ranger mountain bike ride, starting at the Tunbridge fairgrounds. Benefit for the Alliance for Vermont Communities, Little Bellas and Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports. Follow this link for more information.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Tractor pull at the fairgrounds. Call the fair office at 802-889-5555 for more information.

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

Tunbridge Church's Summer Solstice Celebration musical service.

Bonfire lighting 7 p.m. on Parish House lawn across from church. Solstice Service at 7:30. Chorus and musicians with chants, music from Weston Priory and Iona Abbey, Native American and contemporary songs of praise. Brings blankets and chairs. Indoors if bad weather. For information, [email protected].

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

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

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Community Ice Cream Social at the Tunbridge Church Parish House lawn - bring your own chair.

Planning Commission meeting.

Annual “Tunbridge Speaks” Tunbridge Historical Society oral history program.

Vermont Scenic Circuit Dog Show - more information at woodstockdogclub.org or greenmountaindogclub.org.

Vermont Scenic Circuit Dog Show - more information at woodstockdogclub.org or greenmountaindogclub.org.

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

Vermont Scenic Circuit Dog Show - more information at woodstockdogclub.org or greenmountaindogclub.org.

Community Yard Sale at the Parish House lawn and Tunbridge Town Hall. Vendor space available at 802-889-3750. Christmas and quality donations for The Tunbridge Church tables contact [email protected].

Vermont Scenic Circuit Dog Show - more information at woodstockdogclub.org or greenmountaindogclub.org.

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. It's a great chance to see the new kitchen!

Reception for “The Tunbridge Fair,” a solo show of paintings by artist Rae Newell, of Bridgewater Corners, Vt. It is free and open to the public. The show is on display until September 5.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

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

Planning Commission meeting.

Open House for Betsy Sponable, Tunbridge's recently retired Town Clerk. Light refreshments will be provided. Please come and wish her well!

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.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Celebrating Vermont’s smallest breweries with 12 breweries, six food trucks and and three bands. $10 tickets at vtnanofest.eventbrite.com.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

The 148th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

The 148th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

The 148th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

The 148th annual Tunbridge World’s Fair. Follow this link for a list of events.

51st annual Festival of Worship Fair Service at The Tunbridge Church, with chorus and band.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

31st Annual Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival with animals, classes and vendors. Follow this link to learn more.

31st Annual Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival with animals, classes and vendors. Follow this link to learn more.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

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

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

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 great chance to see the new kitchen!

Seatings at 5 p.m., 6:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. Call 802-889-5595 for reservations.

Conservation Commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Shindig with 4 Play and lead singer Hillary Leicher. Classic Rock from the 70’s & 80’s. More info. at shindigsvt.com.

Discussion with local judges and area representatives about what can be done and possibly changed to help with public safety.

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.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Reception for “My Winter World,” a solo show of paintings by artist Kate Reeves, of Barnard, Vt. It is free and open to the public. A 15-minute artist's talk is at 3 p.m. The show is on display until February 18, 2020.

Conservation Commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda (rescheduled from Nov. 16 due to the weather).

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to read the agenda.

Shindig with Stone Cold Roosters, who play hard-core country, Western Swing, all-out rockabilly & original tunes. 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.

Kick-off for the Tunbridge Big Trees Contest. Follow this link for more information.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to read the agenda.

Conservation Commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

New Years’ Eve Shindig with The Party Crashers! Playing Motown to modern pop. High energy, soul-filled music for all generations. Reservations are not necessary but if you know you will be there and want to be added to the guest list, email [email protected].

Selectboard meeting (rescheduled from Dec. 30). Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is conservation biologist Steve Faccio of Strafford, a co-founder of the Vermont Center for Ecostudies. He will speak on “Vernal Pools: Wicked Big Puddles or Critical Wildlife Habitat?” There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Rev. Dr. Jennifer Cook will lead a time of respite for fellowship, fun and food. There will be a time for sharing, determining areas where life can get out of balance and how to try to correct that, self-care, maybe some singing, dancing, yoga, and laughing at the Parish House. RSVPs would be appreciated at ... Read more

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.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Conservation Commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Meeting to discuss the use of a ballot tabulator at the upcoming elections.

Special Selectboard meeting to approve the 2020 Town Meeting Warning.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is archaeologist Christopher Tuttle of Tunbridge, director of archaeological surveys in Saudi Arabia, who will speak on “Ancient Arabia: A Bridge to Three Continents.” There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Board of Auditors meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Shindig with Cold Chocolate, a genre-bending Americana band that fuses folk, funk, and bluegrass to create a unique sound all their own punctuated by tight harmonies and skillful musicianship.

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.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to read the agenda.

Winter Evenings with Laura Ginsburg of Tunbridge, the Vermont Agricultural Development Section Chief, who will lead a local panel: “Our Farming Culture: Established and new farmers discuss their experiences in agriculture.” There’s no charge and refreshments are served. (Rescheduled from Feb. 7 due to inclement weather.)

Chili with cornbread, hotdogs, free cocoa bar, drum circle, cupcake decorating, desserts sale, kids’ crafts activities, entertainment, and a silent auction. Proceeds will go to The Tunbridge Church's Parish House restoration fund.

Mountain Folk of Tunbridge presents Jim Rooney, Bob Amos and Catamount Crossing. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door. Go to mtnfolk.org for more information.

Conservation Commission meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Special meeting to review the 2019 Town Report. Click here to see or download the Town Report.

Winter Evenings' featured speaker is Paul Cooker, of Tunbridge, a lifelong collector of books and manuscripts who is fascinated with their history, will speak on “The Evolution of Printing.” There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Reception for the solo show of paintings by artist Jyl Emerson, of Brookfield, Vt. It is free and open to the public. The show is on display until April 30, 2020.

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Pre-Town Meeting. Follow this link to see the Warning. Click here to see or download the Town Report.

Presidential Primary.

Town Meeting. Follow this link to see the Warning. Click here to see or download the Town Report.

The Vermont Humanities Council is sponsoring this Winter Evenings program: “From the Parlor to the Polling Place: Stories and Songs from the Suffragists” with vocalist Linda Radke and pianist Arthur Zorn. Songs and stories will highlight Vermonters’ efforts from 1840-1921, as they lobbied for women’s enfranchisement. There’s no charge and refreshments are served.

Mountain Folk of Tunbridge presents the May Erlewine Trio. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Go to mtnfolk.org for more information.

Shindig with GrooveSum, blending blues-based rock and roll, funk, Americana, groove and jam-band styles in a musical gumbo that will keep us dancing all night!

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.

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

Selectboard meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Tunbridge Civic Club show – the theme is “Country.” Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors over 65 and $5 for children. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

Tunbridge Civic Club show – the theme is “Country.” Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors over 65 and $5 for children. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

The deadline for submissions for the next TQ. Contact Janet Zug at 802-889-9602 or [email protected].

Board of Auditors meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Elaine Howe will moderate Winter Evenings' “Growing Up in Tunbridge.” The panelists, who will reminisce about school, 4-H, the fair and other highlights of their youth, include: Susan (Cilley) Barnaby; Shirley (Roberts) Boles; Maryann (Chambers) Caron; Nancy (Anthony) Chapman; Rosemary (Welch) Distel; Joyce (Farnham) Miller; Jean (Barnaby) Parker; Margaret (Sherlock) Rogers; Jennifer (Howe) Thygesen; and ... Read more

Mountain Folk of Tunbridge presents Welcome Spring as Free Vermont Radio celebrates its 7th Anniversary with an evening of live music, tasty appetizers and local craft beer and other refreshments. Free with Royalton Community Radio membership (already a member or pay/renew for $25) $20 for non-members. Go to mtnfolk.org for more information.

Selectboard meeting.

Selectboard meeting via the Zoom app. Write [email protected] for login information. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Selectboard meeting via the Zoom app. Write [email protected] for login information. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Shindig with Common Ground, contemporary and classic country music with a few rock and blues tunes sprinkled in! "Where Country and Rock Come Together"