"Join the Bristol Recreation Department for the Seventh year of this exciting event!

We are hosting a Town Wide Yard Sale that will give sellers the opportunity to do some spring cleaning and yard sale seeking enthusiasts the chance to find some treasures."

"The May 22 performance of Declaration of Light is a “celebration of protest and resilience in the face of intolerable circumstances, and a passionate call for ‘underneath light...that...derives its power from its necessity, applying its divine strength where it is most needed."

Let's share our human potential to activate change! ... This will be self guided physically distant, yet socially connected event, with key engagement points along the way! Strat decorating your bikes, scooters, sidewalks, and yards to parade your resilience, adaptability, and beauty this SPRING! -Julie Clark, https://frontporchforum.com/areas/149/events/234280

Parking at 110 Airport Dr, Bristol

Porch Music from 11-1

Maps available soon!

RSVP

Volunteers are still needed! Please contact keegantierney@gmail.com if interested

"Come "rent" a space to layout your goods to sell yourself for $10, or, donate anything that needs a new home directly to the meetinghouse to be sold (please no appliances, large furniture, tires, etc). All benefits go to the meetinghouse restoration fund."

"Support Black Artists!

The world is in dire need of the medicine in these voices!

Come for some much needed sustenance!

Spread The Word!

Power in Poetry!!!"

"Join Rep. Taylor Small every Friday morning during this year's legislative session to discuss what is coming up at the statehouse, how to stay engaged in local politics, and the issues that are most important for you & your neighbors."

"TransPlants is a fun and easy plant sale to benefit Pride Center of Vermont’s Transgender Program. Come by the Pride Center’s parking lot on May 8th from 12-3pm to pick up some new plants or cuttings to brighten your garden, yard, or indoor spaces!"

Plant donations are invited from 9-11 AM on May 8th and donation intent may be filled out in this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHKOAdQ8tm7tFi4ieqmkPSRtLWn8SgisZ09YFqXjWS_nL3GA/viewform

"As the first woman governor for the State of Vermont, the ambassador to Switzerland for President Clinton, and the holder of other prestigious positions, Madeleine Kunin has inspired women and girls to discover their own voices as leaders. Governor Kunin will speak about her life in politics and read to us from her newest book of poetry, Red Kite, Blue Sky." https://www.vermonthumanities.org/event/from-politics-to-poetry/

"This clinic will be run by the Department of Health and open exclusively for BIPIC Vermonters and their households, including Middlebury College students, faculty, and staff." - John McCright

https://addisonindependent.com/news/bipoc-vaccination-clinic-be-held-middlebury-wednesday

"ALL members of the Vermont BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community 16 years of age and older – as well as their household members – will now be eligible for vaccination at this clinic."

Free public transportation to the clinic can be coordinated through The Green Mountain Transit, 802-864-2282, and the Special Services Transportation Authority, 802-878-1527.

Addison County Candidates for the Vermont House & Senate will be participating in a series of virtual Candidate Forums co-hosted by the Addison County Chamber of Commerce (ACCOC) and the Addison County Economic Development Corporation (ACEDC). Sponsored by the Addison Independent.

These three candidate forums provide voters with an opportunity to get to know the candidates and their platforms. Register for one, two, or all three of the forums at the link above.

Would you like to help develop questions for the candidates that best reflect voters’ priorities? Visit the Forum Website by September 23 to submit questions and topics. Please note that not every submitted question or topic will be addressed, though moderators will try to cover as much ground as possible.

Unable to attend? Recordings of each forum will be posted on the website afterwards.

You must register at https://www.addisoncounty.com/legislative-forums to attend each virtual forum. Once you register, a Zoom link will be sent to you.

Members of the Vermont Legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus are organizing a series of climate policy forums all over the state to share their legislative priorities for 2020 and bring more Vermonters into the climate conversation.

Join in making continued positive change a reality in our community! Bring your ideas and concerns.

Join your legislators Rep. Mari Cordes, Rep. Caleb Elder, Sen. Chris Bray and Sen. Ruth Hardy to discuss bills active in the statehouse, and more.

Members of the Vermont Legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus are organizing a series of climate policy forums all over the state to share their legislative priorities for 2020 and bring more Vermonters into the climate conversation. Learn more and find more events at https://www.vpirg.org/news/climate-solutions-caucus-holding-forums-statewide/

Members of the Vermont Legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus are organizing a series of climate policy forums all over the state to share their legislative priorities for 2020 and bring more Vermonters into the climate conversation. Learn more and find more events at https://www.vpirg.org/news/climate-solutions-caucus-holding-forums-statewide/

Members of the Vermont Legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus are organizing a series of climate policy forums all over the state to share their legislative priorities for 2020 and bring more Vermonters into the climate conversation. Learn more and find more events at https://www.vpirg.org/news/climate-solutions-caucus-holding-forums-statewide/

In addition to legislative breakfasts, online and social media discussion forums and individual constituent contact, these community forums are designed as another participatory democracy tool. This is a great way for us to listen to you, for us to update you on current legislative work, and for all of us to work together toward a Vermont for Everyone.

In addition to legislative breakfasts, online and social media discussion forums and individual constituent contact, these community forums are designed as another participatory democracy tool. This is a great way for us to listen to you, for us to update you on current legislative work, and for all of us to work together toward a Vermont for Everyone.

In addition to legislative breakfasts, online and social media discussion forums and individual constituent contact, these community forums are designed as another participatory democracy tool. This is a great way for us to listen to you, for us to update you on current legislative work, and for all of us to work together toward a Vermont for Everyone.

In addition to legislative breakfasts, online and social media discussion forums and individual constituent contact, these community forums are designed as another participatory democracy tool. This is a great way for us to listen to you, for us to update you on current legislative work, and for all of us to work together toward a Vermont for Everyone.

Ady Barkan, an incredible activist who is battling ALS, is touring across the country with a mission and he's coming to Vermont! He is asking you to be a hero, get out and rally, and get out on doors to turn the tide in this year’s midterm elections. Ady famously confronted Senator Jeff Flake last year about his vote on the Republican tax bill, and has continued to tirelessly stand up for our rights to health care, economic security and urge us all to take back our democracy.

Join us in Bristol to stand up for our health care, raising the minimum wage, paid family leave, racial justice, and our country!

Special guests, Senator Bernie Sanders and Mari Cordes!

See you there!

Join in Mari's people-powered campaign and Get Out the Vote by canvassing with her team. Materials, training, and refreshments will be provided. Childcare will be available. Please come for a 2-hour shift if possible, though any amount of time helps!

Join us as we march in the parade with the Addison County Democratic Committee. We're lining up at 10am for the 10:30am parade start. Afterward we'll have a table on the green - stop by for some water to stay hydrated!

The Bristol Democratic Committee will host a candidate forum for residents who live in the Addison-4 District to get to know the three candidates in the August 13 primary for State Representative: Incumbent Mari Cordes (Lincoln), and candidates Jeanne Albert (Lincoln) and Herb Olson (Starksboro).

From 6:30 to 7 pm, there will be a “meet and greet”, followed by a 7 pm discussion of the issues with a moderator fielding questions to each candidate. The audience is invited to fill out 3 x 5 cards, when they arrive, with their questions that will be given to the moderator. Each candidate will have time to reply.

NEAT-TV will record the event and post the recording on their website https://neatbristol.com/ shortly after.