The Green River Bridge Inn has a new owner and a new focus in the same bucolic setting. Jamie Mohr, director of Epsilon Spires, said the inn is designed to “bring international artists here to really experience Southern Vermont in a way that’s inspiring and memorable. I think a stay here while they’re working on projects will be really exciting to them and also a great way to showcase Windham County.”
By Richard Davis. Naturopaths often use herbal substances and tinctures for treatment with the goal of working with the body instead of against it.
Join community members for a day of FREE lectures, workshops, and demonstrations highlighting the wealth of knowledge and experience in our local community. This event, happening June 30th from noon to 6pm at the Broad Brook Community Center, is meant to be fun, convivial, and will conclude with a potluck at 6 PM.
Every year, a group of artisans gather at the weaving studio of Carol Schnabel on the Green River Road to showcase their products and connect with friends.
The Guilford Free Library has announced that the 10th anniversary “Send A Kid to Camp” raffle is now underway.
The Green River Service of Scriptures and Carols is returning for its 60th anniversary after a three-year hiatus, providing a community healing opportunity.
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