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A second screening of Brian Remer's film "Time Machine" will be on Oct. 4 at Guilford Community Church. The 13-minute short explores memory and nostalgia. Q&A with the crew follows. Free event; donations for youth group encouraged.
Guilford launched a 76-page digital "Guilford Guide" to connect residents with local resources, businesses, and volunteer opportunities. Available online for free.
Guilford will hold a Republican Town Committee caucus on Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. at the Town Office. All residents are invited. Call 802-257-1550 for info.
Join the Back O’Town Cajun Band on Sept. 14 at Christ Church, Guilford, for high-energy Cajun and Zydeco music. Bring a chair!
Guilford Cares' Senior Walk is on Sept. 16, meeting at 10:15 a.m. at Christ Church. Enjoy nature along a one-mile, easy trail. Carpooling required.
Join the screening of Brian Remer’s short film "Time Machine" on Sept. 5 at Guilford Community Church. Free event; donations encouraged.
The 80th Guilford Fair celebrated rural life on Labor Day weekend, featuring contests, food, and displays, marking its long-standing community tradition.
Youth ages 13-18 in Brattleboro can join a multicultural interfaith group. Info session on Sept. 7 at Guilford Park. Service trip planned for 2026.
The Friends of the Guilford Free Library are hosting a raffle at Guilford Fair with themed baskets valued at $200+. Tickets are $5 each.
The Brattleboro Public Works removed a burnt RV from Route 5, after a petition by locals, ahead of the annual Guilford Fair on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1.
Join us for the final family dance party at Guilford Free Library on Thursday at 4:30 PM with musician Luke Concannon! Free and open to all!
Guilford Community Church hosts a Family Game Night on Aug. 20, 6-8 p.m. at Guilford Community Park. Bring a picnic and games!
Guilford residents urge removal of a burned RV on Route 5 before the fair. State officials plan to handle its removal pending a certificate of abandonment.
The first Guilford Triathlon on July 27 featured Nico Conathan-Leach winning, with Willow Sharma organizing the event to engage the community.
Guilford Fair will host three days of live music on Labor Day weekend. Performers include Midnight Betty, Kevin & the Surfcasters, and more.
Join Springs Farm on Aug. 12 for "Electric Perseids," a stargazing event with live music by Caldon Glover. Suggested donation $5-10.
The documentary "Raised by Wolves" explores far-right extremism in Appalachia's online culture. It screens at Kopkind Colony on Sunday, featuring a potluck dinner.
Join the Guilford Community Church for a benefit variety show on July 27 at 2 p.m. Enjoy diverse musical performances by local talent. Entry is by donation.
Guilford Cares will host a Medicare Q&A on Aug. 7 at 1 p.m. at Broad Brook Community Center. Expert Tirah Brothers will discuss plans and assistance.
Frederick Habich, 58, released from jail for arson, was re-arrested for violating a protection order after trespassing hours later.
Guilford Center Stage auditions for "Agatha!" will be July 30 and Aug. 2. Directed by Miles Ledoux, the show runs Oct. 17-19. No reservations needed.
Join the Zara Bode Little Big Band at Guilford Community Park on July 28, 6-8 PM for lively jazz. Bring a blanket and enjoy a family-friendly evening!
Big Al and Some Guys Band will perform at Springs Farm on July 24 at 6:30 p.m. Bring a picnic! Suggested donation: $15. Rain location: Broad Brook Center.
Join storyteller Andy Davis and local talents at Springs Farm in Guilford this Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Suggested donation $15; all welcome!