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

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

Selectboard meeting in person and via the Zoom app. Follow this link to see the agenda. Click here to join the Zoom Meeting.

Trails Committee meeting. Follow this link to see the agenda.

Trustee of Public Funds meeting.

Selectboard meeting in person and via the Zoom app. Follow this link to see the agenda. Click here to join the Zoom Meeting.

Selectboard meets to talk about the budget.

Planning commission meeting.

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

Selectboard meeting in person and via the Zoom app. Follow this link to see the agenda. Click here to join the Zoom Meeting.

Planning commission meeting.

Tunbridge Selectboard's final budget meeting. There will be no regular selectboard meeting on Dec. 24 due to the holiday.

Growing Resilient Flocks. Mary Lake, Tunbridge butcher, shearer and shepherd, will speak and show slides illustrating how her shepherding practices mimic the wild, improve the soil and make for a happier flock. The Sunday Series at the Tunbridge Public Library is a free speaker series featuring two programs a month at 2 p.m.

Bird Monitoring in Our Local National Parks with Aaron Weed, Biologist and Program Manager, Inventory & Monitoring Network National Park Service. The Tunbridge Conservation Commission hosts Winter Evenings at the Tunbridge Public Library. We invite you to gather 'round as we share conservation-forward conversations with local guest speakers. Free to public, donations welcome. For more ... Read more

Tunbridge Winter Recreation. Panelists Shirley Boles, Ted Hoyt, Bonnie McCrillis and Margaret Rogers will reminisce about indoor and outdoor activities when they grew up. The Sunday Series at the Tunbridge Public Library is a free speaker series featuring two programs a month at 2 p.m.

Poetry Reading. Ina Anderson of Randolph, who has has lived and taught in Vermont for many years, will read from her new book Sky Furniture. Tunbridge poet Carol Potter will introduce her. The Sunday Series at the Tunbridge Public Library is a free speaker series featuring two programs a month at 2 p.m.

Protecting Vermont's Ecosystem: Backyard Strategies for Corridor Conservation with Emily Ruff, Executive Director & Herbalist, Sage Mountain Botanical Sanctuary. The Tunbridge Conservation Commission hosts Winter Evenings at the Tunbridge Public Library. We invite you to gather 'round as we share conservation-forward conversations with local guest speakers. Free to public, donations welcome. For more information, contact ... Read more

Where Do We Go From Here? Shirley A. Jefferson, Vermont Law and Graduate School's vice president of community engagement and government relations and its first vice president of color, is a nationally sought after speaker and adviser on matters relating to race and the law and equitable access to legal education. The Sunday Series at ... Read more

Sustainable Forestry. Tunbridge resident Kate Forrer is executive director of Vermont Woodlands Association which educates and advocates for the practices of productive stewardship, use and enjoyment of woodlands. The Sunday Series at the Tunbridge Public Library is a free speaker series featuring two programs a month at 2 p.m.

Understanding Bats Through Their Ecology with Adam Kozlowski, Biologist & Data Manager, Inventory & Monitoring Program, National Park Service. The Tunbridge Conservation Commission hosts Winter Evenings at the Tunbridge Public Library. We invite you to gather 'round as we share conservation-forward conversations with local guest speakers. Free to public, donations welcome. For more information, contact ... Read more

Preserving Vermont's Cemeteries. Vermont Old Cemetery Association President Tom Giffin started exploring cemeteries as a child and helps engage community groups to care for the state's almost 2,000 cemeteries. The Sunday Series at the Tunbridge Public Library is a free speaker series featuring two programs a month at 2 p.m.