Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This week join us for a special presentation by the MRC ( Medical Reserve Corp) on balance and strength! Due to this special event this week the Senior Support Group will meet upstairs rather than in the dining room.

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Looking for some low pressure community connection? Stop in and enjoy a cup of coffee (or tea! or cocoa!) and converse with neighbors and friends. This event is free and open to all.

On this date we are booked for a private event.

If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

On this date we are booked for a private event.

If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

On this date we are booked for a private event.

If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Looking for some low pressure community connection? Stop in and enjoy a cup of coffee (or tea! or cocoa!) and converse with neighbors and friends. This event is free and open to all.

Join us for the opening night of our latest art exhibit, featuring the work of celebrated local painter Joan Peters, meet the artist and get a first look at the show at 6:30pm on June 27th.

Nature Unfurled is a vibrant exhibition of large-scale, hand-painted banners. Drawing on her rich background as a scenic artist, color consultant, costume designer, and children's art teacher, Peters brings a bold, joyful vision to life through works inspired by nature, color, and simplicity of form. Her banners reflect both her artistic training and a lifelong love of the natural world.

This show will run from June 27th - September 26th and be available for viewing by appointment or whenever the BBCC is open for a public event.

On this day Life Line Screening will be using the building from 9am - 5pm for screenings.

Click here WWW.LLSA.SOCIAL/HSCA or call 888-814-0466 to schedule your appointment.

Learn more about Life Line Screening HERE.

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Join us from 11:30am - 2pm for our second annual 4th of July Picnic featuring delicious food prepared by the Guilford Country Store, served under a big tent on the BBCC lawn, live music by Rachel Bell & Andrew VanNorstrand, bingo, strawberry shortcake, yard games and more! The schedule of events for the day is as follows:

11:30AM: Guilford Center Meeting House

Reading of the Declaration of Independence

Speech on the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's midnight ride by Linda Hay

Reading of the poem Paul Revere’s Ride By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

12 PM: Musical procession from the Meeting House to the Broad Brook Community Center

12 PM - 2 PM: BBQ at the Broad Brook Community Center prepared by the Guilford Country Store

12:30PM - 2PM: Bingo & Strawberry Shortcake in the dining room at the Broad Brook Community Center

12 PM - 2PM: Yard Games at the Guilford Playscape & Crafts and crafts & free popsicles at the Guilford Free Library

Also ongoing music on the porch, a historic flag display in the Meeting House, and a new art show by Guilford Artist Joan Peters!

Interested in volunteering or getting involved? Email us at broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Shrubs, or drinking vinegars, are made when honey, fruit, and herbs are extracted in vinegar. Shrubs are a simple delicious way to integrate more plants into your days! Non-alcoholic and easy to make, shrubs provide a deeply hydrating electrolyte blend and are especially great at extracting minerals. They can be drunk as is, added to water or seltzer, and even used as salad dressing. 

In this two hour class, we will discuss the ins and outs of making shrubs, make a strawberry shrub together that folks can bring home with them, and sample a variety of shrubs. Bring any herbs you are inspired to use! 

Register online: https://airtable.com/apptB2TtzvgiBHof0/paglB88pyw980gzpW/form

Cost: By donation. Materials fee $5-15 for those wanting to take home a shrub. Feel free to bring your own jar or bottle; vessels will be available for those who need one.

Instructor: Gina Shvartsman

Gina Shvartsman is an herbalist, farmer, shiatsu practitioner, and owner of Radical Rose Botanicals. You can find many of her herbal products, including shrubs, at the Guilford Food Hub. Learn more about Gina and her work at www.radicalrosebotanicals.com

Questions? Email connect@neighborhoodroots.org

Hosted by the Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

At this time the BBCC board will be meeting in the dining room.

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Looking for some low pressure community connection? Stop in and enjoy a cup of coffee (or tea! or cocoa!) and converse with neighbors and friends. This event is free and open to all.

Are you a lover of knitting, crochet, felting, weaving, spinning, or any other fiber arts? Do you have some mending to work on? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, we invite you to join the Guilford Fiber Arts Group, where creativity, community, and craft come together.

Join us for this at 4pm on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. This will be a laid-back, friendly group open to all skill levels, adults and kids alike. Bring your current project, or just come to chat and get inspired. You'll have the chance to share tips, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts.

If you are interested in partnering to help organize this group, email Meghan Arthur at the Rec Commission.

Meet Your Host: Guilford Recreation Commission

Grades 3–6

Leader: Emma Hallowell

July 14-18, 2025

9am–2pm

The main focus revolves around stories, curiosity, contemplation and exploring in the Weeks Memorial Forest. We will craft and build fairy houses and do long hikes IN the Broad Brook Creek! Truly an epic moment which is shared by all. Last year we discovered a clay deposit and had a great time making sculptures. So much to see when we look around. There are always surprises and there is always nature at helm.

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

Grades 3–6

Leader: Emma Hallowell

July 14-18, 2025

9am–2pm

The main focus revolves around stories, curiosity, contemplation and exploring in the Weeks Memorial Forest. We will craft and build fairy houses and do long hikes IN the Broad Brook Creek! Truly an epic moment which is shared by all. Last year we discovered a clay deposit and had a great time making sculptures. So much to see when we look around. There are always surprises and there is always nature at helm.

Grades 3–6

Leader: Emma Hallowell

July 14-18, 2025

9am–2pm

The main focus revolves around stories, curiosity, contemplation and exploring in the Weeks Memorial Forest. We will craft and build fairy houses and do long hikes IN the Broad Brook Creek! Truly an epic moment which is shared by all. Last year we discovered a clay deposit and had a great time making sculptures. So much to see when we look around. There are always surprises and there is always nature at helm.

Grades 3–6

Leader: Emma Hallowell

July 14-18, 2025

9am–2pm

The main focus revolves around stories, curiosity, contemplation and exploring in the Weeks Memorial Forest. We will craft and build fairy houses and do long hikes IN the Broad Brook Creek! Truly an epic moment which is shared by all. Last year we discovered a clay deposit and had a great time making sculptures. So much to see when we look around. There are always surprises and there is always nature at helm.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Grades 3–6

Leader: Emma Hallowell

July 14-18, 2025

9am–2pm

The main focus revolves around stories, curiosity, contemplation and exploring in the Weeks Memorial Forest. We will craft and build fairy houses and do long hikes IN the Broad Brook Creek! Truly an epic moment which is shared by all. Last year we discovered a clay deposit and had a great time making sculptures. So much to see when we look around. There are always surprises and there is always nature at helm.

Grades K–2

Leader: Nina Nabizadeh

July 21-25, 2025

9am–12:30pm​​

Join Guilford Central School art teacher Nina Nabizadeh for a week creating art, exploring artists, and play in the Weeks Memorial Forest.

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

Grades K–2

Leader: Nina Nabizadeh

July 21-25, 2025

9am–12:30pm​​

Join Guilford Central School art teacher Nina Nabizadeh for a week creating art, exploring artists, and play in the Weeks Memorial Forest.

Grades K–2

Leader: Nina Nabizadeh

July 21-25, 2025

9am–12:30pm​​

Join Guilford Central School art teacher Nina Nabizadeh for a week creating art, exploring artists, and play in the Weeks Memorial Forest.

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

Grades K–2

Leader: Nina Nabizadeh

July 21-25, 2025

9am–12:30pm​​

Join Guilford Central School art teacher Nina Nabizadeh for a week creating art, exploring artists, and play in the Weeks Memorial Forest.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Grades K–2

Leader: Nina Nabizadeh

July 21-25, 2025

9am–12:30pm​​

Join Guilford Central School art teacher Nina Nabizadeh for a week creating art, exploring artists, and play in the Weeks Memorial Forest.

Are you a lover of knitting, crochet, felting, weaving, spinning, or any other fiber arts? Do you have some mending to work on? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, we invite you to join the Guilford Fiber Arts Group, where creativity, community, and craft come together.

Join us for this at 4pm on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. This will be a laid-back, friendly group open to all skill levels, adults and kids alike. Bring your current project, or just come to chat and get inspired. You'll have the chance to share tips, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts.

If you are interested in partnering to help organize this group, email Meghan Arthur at the Rec Commission.

Meet Your Host: Guilford Recreation Commission

Grades 4–7

Leader: Eli Welch

July 28 - August 1, 2025

9am–1:00pm

An immersive and inspired workshop based program with a focus on PROCESS. We’ve kept journals, created storyboards, scripts, sets, incidental sounds… of course we’ve developed characters, scenes, monologues, mini-plays along with many many theater games and exercises. This usually blossoms into a performance if the kids are into it at the end of camp. If the “show” happens it’s a fun window into the worlds they’ve created during this week.

Join us for a Kripalu All-Level Community Yoga Class organized by the amazing folks at the Guilford Recreation Commission.

This class is accessible to people of all abilities and experience. Kripalu-style yoga is a form of Hatha Yoga that is a nonsectarian and nondogmatic vinyasa (flow) style class. Each class includes a centering pranayama (breathing exercise), warm-ups, asana (posture) sequences, and a final guided shavasana (relaxation). Modification prompts will be provided for those who would like to challenge themselves or those who would like accessibility options for their body.

Discover the mind-body connection, encourage stress reduction, and improve self-regulation and physical health. Guided by Lindsay Parise, a yoga practitioner of over two decades, who is excited to offer this community-based class.

This 60-minute class meets at the Broad Brook Community Center every Monday at 5 pm.

COST: by donation, suggested $10 ($5 for seniors and those receiving EBT benefits)

PARTICIPANTS: adults and children 10 and older are welcome, children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.

Participants should bring their own mat and any props they might need, though a few will be available to borrow. Chairs will be available if this modification is needed.

Grades 4–7

Leader: Eli Welch

July 28 - August 1, 2025

9am–1:00pm

An immersive and inspired workshop based program with a focus on PROCESS. We’ve kept journals, created storyboards, scripts, sets, incidental sounds… of course we’ve developed characters, scenes, monologues, mini-plays along with many many theater games and exercises. This usually blossoms into a performance if the kids are into it at the end of camp. If the “show” happens it’s a fun window into the worlds they’ve created during this week.

Grades 4–7

Leader: Eli Welch

July 28 - August 1, 2025

9am–1:00pm

An immersive and inspired workshop based program with a focus on PROCESS. We’ve kept journals, created storyboards, scripts, sets, incidental sounds… of course we’ve developed characters, scenes, monologues, mini-plays along with many many theater games and exercises. This usually blossoms into a performance if the kids are into it at the end of camp. If the “show” happens it’s a fun window into the worlds they’ve created during this week.

More info coming soon!

Grades 4–7

Leader: Eli Welch

July 28 - August 1, 2025

9am–1:00pm

An immersive and inspired workshop based program with a focus on PROCESS. We’ve kept journals, created storyboards, scripts, sets, incidental sounds… of course we’ve developed characters, scenes, monologues, mini-plays along with many many theater games and exercises. This usually blossoms into a performance if the kids are into it at the end of camp. If the “show” happens it’s a fun window into the worlds they’ve created during this week.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Grades 4–7

Leader: Eli Welch

July 28 - August 1, 2025

9am–1:00pm

An immersive and inspired workshop based program with a focus on PROCESS. We’ve kept journals, created storyboards, scripts, sets, incidental sounds… of course we’ve developed characters, scenes, monologues, mini-plays along with many many theater games and exercises. This usually blossoms into a performance if the kids are into it at the end of camp. If the “show” happens it’s a fun window into the worlds they’ve created during this week.

More info coming soon!

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Are you a lover of knitting, crochet, felting, weaving, spinning, or any other fiber arts? Do you have some mending to work on? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, we invite you to join the Guilford Fiber Arts Group, where creativity, community, and craft come together.

Join us for this at 4pm on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. This will be a laid-back, friendly group open to all skill levels, adults and kids alike. Bring your current project, or just come to chat and get inspired. You'll have the chance to share tips, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts.

If you are interested in partnering to help organize this group, email Meghan Arthur at the Rec Commission.

Meet Your Host: Guilford Recreation Commission

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Are you a lover of knitting, crochet, felting, weaving, spinning, or any other fiber arts? Do you have some mending to work on? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, we invite you to join the Guilford Fiber Arts Group, where creativity, community, and craft come together.

Join us for this at 4pm on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. This will be a laid-back, friendly group open to all skill levels, adults and kids alike. Bring your current project, or just come to chat and get inspired. You'll have the chance to share tips, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts.

If you are interested in partnering to help organize this group, email Meghan Arthur at the Rec Commission.

Meet Your Host: Guilford Recreation Commission

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This is a private event for participants in the Guilford Food Hub. 

On this date we are booked for a private event.

If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Fun, accessible French and European traditional dances. No experience or partner necessary.

Dance series run by Eloise & Co.

Please bring a clean pair of shoes to change into, or clean your shoes off thoroughly once you get inside, before you step onto the dance floor. We want to protect that beautiful wood floor!

Suggested donation sliding scale $12-$25

Dances range from beautiful to raucous. Even if you’ve never tried anything like this before, come on over! Feel free to listen and watch from the sidelines or jump in. We’ll teach you everything you need to know, and the crowd has a reputation for being welcoming, eager  to draw newcomers into the fun. We will continue to offer variations and new dances to keep the experienced dancers engaged!

Share our video with friends to whet their appetite!

https://youtu.be/Y8OUy5JM6Jw?si=s8-aKotdPEayFcW0 

Masks are welcome but not required. Please stay home if you feel ill or are testing positive for Covid-19.

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Join us for our second annual chili cook-off at the Broad Brook Community Center! The event includes a chili cook-off, yard games, face-painting, races, and general old-fashioned fun!

Think your chili recipe is the best? Find out by entering this year! More info and sign-up details coming soon!

All food by donation: chili, sides, and drinks.

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

On this date we are booked for a private event.

If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Join Guilford Center Stage for a thrilling night of theater with a pair of one-act Agatha Christie mysteries.  One, Yellow Iris, was originally scripted by Christie as a radio play, and it’s now been published as a stage play featuring the famous Hercule Poirot.  The other, a Miss Marple, is The Thumb Mark of St. Peter, adapted from an Agatha Christie short story by Springfield VT playwright, and Agatha! director Miles Ledoux.

Join Guilford Center Stage for a thrilling night of theater with a pair of one-act Agatha Christie mysteries.  One, Yellow Iris, was originally scripted by Christie as a radio play, and it’s now been published as a stage play featuring the famous Hercule Poirot.  The other, a Miss Marple, is The Thumb Mark of St. Peter, adapted from an Agatha Christie short story by Springfield VT playwright, and Agatha! director Miles Ledoux.

Join Guilford Center Stage for a thrilling night of theater with a pair of one-act Agatha Christie mysteries.  One, Yellow Iris, was originally scripted by Christie as a radio play, and it’s now been published as a stage play featuring the famous Hercule Poirot.  The other, a Miss Marple, is The Thumb Mark of St. Peter, adapted from an Agatha Christie short story by Springfield VT playwright, and Agatha! director Miles Ledoux.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

More info coming soon!

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

On this day we are booked for a private event. If you would like to rent the BBCC please email broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

Fun, accessible French and European traditional dances. No experience or partner necessary.

Please note the different times below:

6-6:40 intro session/beginner's session

6:45-9 bal (minimal teaching)

Dance series run by Eloise & Co.

Please bring a clean pair of shoes to change into, or clean your shoes off thoroughly once you get inside, before you step onto the dance floor. We want to protect that beautiful wood floor!

Suggested donation sliding scale $12-$25

Dances range from beautiful to raucous. Even if you’ve never tried anything like this before, come on over! Feel free to listen and watch from the sidelines or jump in. We’ll teach you everything you need to know, and the crowd has a reputation for being welcoming, eager  to draw newcomers into the fun. We will continue to offer variations and new dances to keep the experienced dancers engaged!

Share our video with friends to whet their appetite!

https://youtu.be/Y8OUy5JM6Jw?si=s8-aKotdPEayFcW0 

Masks are welcome but not required. Please stay home if you feel ill or are testing positive for Covid-19.

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The Broad Brook Grange still uses the BBCC for their meetings and events. For information about joining the Grange, or to learn more about their work contact:

Grange Master Bobbie Haumann

Join us for our third Winter Craft Market in the beautifully restored Broad Brook Community Center on Saturday, December 6th from 10am-3pm.

Find unique holiday gifts, ornaments, and crafts made by local artisans alongside activities for the whole family including gingerbread house-making and other hands-on crafts. We'll have delicious homemade winter soups and delectable treats for sale to benefit the Broad Brook Community Center.

Join us for our monthly ukulele play & sing session on the first Sunday of every month from 4-5pm. Bring your instrument (even if it’s not a ukulele!) and jam with the Green Mountain Strummers and the new graduates of Susan Rosano’s Ukulele Class. Or just bring yourself and sing along or listen.

This event is FREE and open to all. All ages and musician levels encouraged to attend.

This event makes use of our Community Day Program which offers the BBCC rent-free for free, open to all, community events. Learn more by emailing broadbrookcc@gmail.com

Interested in donating to support our Community Day Fund? DONATE HERE

Neighborhood Roots Food Collective distributes local produce and products directly from Guilford farms and from Brattleboro’s Food Connects food hub. Individual orders are placed online (biweekly) a few days ahead, then picked up at the Broad Brook Community Center on Wednesday’s. It’s a lot like an online farmers market!

The Guilford Food Hub is a convenient way for everyone in Guilford to access local food and support our farmers. SNAP/EBT are accepted, and there is also a pay-what-you-want food shelf on pickup days.

Learn More & Meet Your Host: Neighborhood Roots Food Collective

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

This class introduces the Tai Chi for Fall Prevention sequence starting from the very beginning. Regularly practicing the slow, rhythmic movements of Tai Chi smooths out stiff joints, improves balance, and promotes a sense of well-being. The class specifically improves balance and confidence in movement in a safe, easy-to-master program that one can do even seated, if necessary. This program benefits anyone from age 50 upward interested in maintaining their vitality.

Instructor, Leah Gessner, is certified by Tai Chi Vermont, a non-profit organization that promotes the Falls Prevention Tai Chi program and trains instructors throughout the state. Guilford Cares does not charge for these classes. (Of course, Guilford Cares always welcomes donations.)

You only need some comfortable loose clothing and a yen for adventure. You will find yourself in the company of welcoming neighbors enjoying oiling up their joints, rejuvenating muscle tone, and laughing some in the process.

Call Guilford Cares if you have questions, their number is (802) 579-1350

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

Guilford seniors (65 and older) are invited to attend the new Senior Support Group hosted by Guilford Cares every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Broad Brook Community Center from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

Join your neighbors and meet new friends to discuss the challenges of aging in place. Deb Albright, retired nurse and professional facilitator, will help the group follow some simple guidelines but participants will determine what comes up for discussion. We expect a range of topics including health and fitness, loneliness, communication with family, and change. Join fellow seniors and share and receive helpful insights and ideas.

For more information or to request a ride, contact Guilford Cares:

802-579-1350

guilfordcaresvt@gmail.com

The pantry provides a wide variety of fresh, frozen, canned, and packaged food items to anyone who needs them. This wonderful program is supported by the Guilford Cares annual appeal, local donations, Project Feed the Thousands, and the Vermont Foodbank.

Stop by the BBCC between 3-4pm every Thursday to take part.

For more information contact Pat Haine, Pantry Director at 802-257-0626, or email her at pth1946@yahoo.com

Meet Your Host: Guilford Cares

The annual grange tradition of sewing stockings and filling them for neighbors who could use some holiday cheer!