MAIN HALL: Community Program: Spring flowers on the Appalachian Trail

In even-numbered months, we provide a “Community Program” of public interest.  Generally, these include a presentation by a local organization of social interest, selected and presented by the Grange Lecturer.

Phyllis Rubenstein, a long-time dancer at the Montpelier Contra Dance will tell us about her hike on the Appalachian Trail in the spring and summer of 2023!

Phyllis will guide us along her hike, which started on April 15 from Springer Mountain, Georgia.  She followed the advent of spring as she hiked north!

All are welcome to attend these FREE programs, in person or via Zoom

Those who wish are welcome to join us in person at the Grange Hall; we will be running the Room Air Filter Boxes to clean the air even with windows closed, as we expect they will need to be.  Or, attend via Zoom!

Note:   masks are optional for the Grange meeting, the Community Program and the Potluck dinner.  Anyone is welcome to wear a mask!  We ask that anyone who is feeling ill or has respiratory systems to please stay away until you feel well–we’ll be happy to see you then.

For this program, here’s the Zoom Link:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85298093241?pwd=D1zEUBpRMg9POFrzgHouzi2U1FAch3.1

Meeting ID: 852 9809 3241
Passcode: 171195

Please note:   there is a separate Zoom link for the Grange meeting which will precede Phyllis Rubenstein’s presentation–that link is on the Calendar post for the Grange meeting starting at 4:30.

And remember–the program will be followed by one of the celebrated Grange Community Potluck dinners, from 6:00 to 7:00.