
Drills and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

Open Auditions for "Moon Over Buffalo"
The newly formed Arlington Common Community Theater
is pleased to announce open auditions for this wildly entertaining comedy.
The audition will consist of cold readings from the script.

Free Summer Pickleball Camp for grades 5-8!
Join us for a fun-filled week of informative, fast-paced, competitive pickleball. Be ready to learn, laugh, and play. We will provide instruction and snacks. In case of rain, we will have Ping-Pong and some drill opportunities available inside, along with instructional videos and popcorn. On the last day, we plan to host a Round Robin Tournament for all participants. If you would like to watch your favorite player show off their skills, come watch during our last half hour on Friday, 11:00 am at the courts.
Camp runs from July 14 through July 18, from 9:00 am to 11:30 am
Campers do not need equipment; they only need to wear sneakers. You can register by emailing info@arlingtoncommon.org.

Drills and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

The Duke is Dead
When Duke Didi is found unresponsive the morning before the national gallery exhibition, accusations start flying. Was it his suspicious niece and only heir? The butler? The incompetent constable? Or the national curator herself? Come untangle the mystery yourself with this family-friendly, puppet-heavy, hour-long Vermont Suitcase production: The Duke Is Dead!
This production is free to the public but donations are welcome!

Gym Clinic with Lisa May
Learn how to use the gym equipment safely to avoid injury and in the most efficient way to tone and build muscle.
Free for fitness center members, $10 for non-members.
Max. class size is 5

Gym Clinic with Lisa May
Learn how to use the gym equipment safely to avoid injury and in the most efficient way to tone and build muscle.
Free for fitness center members, $10 for non-members.
Max. class size is 5

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For pickleball members the cost is $12 and for non-members it is $15.

Drills and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

Free Summer Pickleball Camp for grades 5-8!
Join us for a fun-filled week of informative, fast-paced, competitive pickleball. Be ready to learn, laugh, and play. We will provide instruction and snacks. In case of rain, we will have Ping-Pong and some drill opportunities available inside, along with instructional videos and popcorn. On the last day, we plan to host a Round Robin Tournament for all participants. If you would like to watch your favorite player show off their skills, come watch during our last half hour on Friday, 11:00 am at the courts.
Camp runs from August 11 through August 15, from 9:00 am to 11:30 am
Campers do not need equipment; they only need to wear sneakers. You can register by emailing info@arlingtoncommon.org.

Open Auditions for "Moon Over Buffalo"
The newly formed Arlington Common Community Theater
is pleased to announce open auditions for this wildly entertaining comedy.
The audition will consist of cold readings from the script.

Arlington Common Authors Book Festival
Are you a writer, a reader, a lover of books? Join us for this fun and informative free event!

Qigong/Meditative Movement Class
Mardi Crane, a student of qigong for more than 25 years, will lead a series of qigong/ meditative movement classes. They will focus on cultivating body awareness, building strength, balance and an ability to release tension.
Qigong practices have been shown to improve cognitive function and resilience to stress. They are suitable for individuals of any age and level of physical fitness. There are no prerequisites. All are invited to attend these FREE classes.
Classes will be held every Thursday afternoon at 1:15 pm in the Fitness Center at the Arlington Common

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For pickleball members the cost is $12 and for non-members it is $15.

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For pickleball members the cost is $12 and for non-members it is $15.

Drills and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For pickleball members the cost is $12 and for non-members it is $15.

Drill and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

Scale Model Builder's Group
A late night game of checkers, at the railroad yard. Created and photographed by John Schaub

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For pickleball members the cost is $12 and for non-members it is $15.

Edith Roosevelt’s visit to Old Bennington
In 1894 Edith Roosevelt, wife of Theodore who was then a US Civil Service Commissioner, visited Bennington, VT. She was accompanied by her sister-in-law, Bami Roosevelt, a maid and five children aged 6 months to 10 years old. They rented 3 rooms at the exclusive Walloomsac Inn and stayed for 3 weeks, quickly becoming a part of the social scene in Old Bennington. In this program, Bob Tegart will share some of the details of their stay in town.
Recently moved to Vermont from Central New York, Bob Tegart is past President of the Bennington Historical Society and Administrator of the Bennington Museum Regional History Room. He also serves as a commissioner on the Bennington Historic Preservation Commission. Bob studied history at the University of Rochester and the Graduate School at SUNY Geneseo. He and his wife, Beth, live on Elm Street in Bennington.

Open Mic Night
Come join us for a free night of music and fun in the Performance Hall at The Arlington Common! Whether you're a seasoned performer or just want to showcase your talents, this is the perfect opportunity to take the stage and shine. Grab your friends and family for a fun evening of entertainment and support local artists. Don't miss this chance to be part of a lively and creative community.
If you’d like to perform you can sign up at the door or email vtcabin@comcast.net
See you there!

Drill and Skills Pickleball Clinic
Drills and skills focus on three of the most important shots in pickleball - the serve, the third shot drop, and the dink. We also discuss strategies to use to improve your game. This clinic is $12 for members and $15 for non-members.

Coffee Hour with Rep. Kathleen James and Rob Hunter (Copy)
Join your state representatives and fellow community members at our 9 am coffee hour. Here is your chance to ask questions, learn more about the issues and understand how they are voting and why. These informal meetings are open to all residents of the Bennington-4 district, which covers Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate and part of Sunderland.

Free Community Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are free and open to community members just beginning pickleball and who have not played at the Arlington Common before, nor are Fitness or Pickleball Members.

Celebration of Life of Al Godreau, 1936-2024
On Saturday May 17 th we will be gathering to celebrate the life of Albert Godreau.
While Al passed on November 30, 2024, we wanted to wait for Spring, reflecting Al’s love of nature and of Arlington. The event will take place at 1PM in the Performing Arts Center at Arlington Common, Route 7A, Arlington, Vermont.
We hope that you will join us.

Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are focused on learning pickleball. For Pickleball members, the cost is $12, and for non-members, it is $15.

Free Community Pickleball 101 Clinic
These clinics are free and open to community members just beginning pickleball and who have not played at the Arlington Common before, nor are Fitness or Pickleball Members.

Live Music with Mixed Roots
Mixed Roots is a genre-blending band that brings a powerful mix of reggae, rock, and AfroBeat to the stage. Led by drummer and vocalist George, who hails from Accra, Ghana, the band fuses traditional African rhythms with reggae grooves for an electrifying sound.

Steak Tip Dinner with Sauced BBQ
Local grillers, Sauced BBQ, will provide delicious steak tips, macaroni & cheese, corn, and a roll. A vegetarian option is available. Tickets purchased in advance guarantee seating in the dinner tent. Take-out is available for pick-up. $22 per dinner. If you purchase take-out tickets, you can eat on-site; seating is not guaranteed.

Lawson’s Microbrew Tent and Hound Dogs Food Truck
Lawson’s Microbrew Tent: Often regarded as Vermont's finest brewery, Lawson’s will be the exclusive beer provider for the Battenkill Fly Fishing Festival. Chat with the brewers, taste their award-winning beers, and enjoy a fantastic weekend in southwestern Vermont.
Hound Dogs: The best local food truck, is back with a wide range of tasty grilled items, including Philly Cheesesteaks, Burgers, Sausages, and more.

Music with Kind Bud
With a repertoire of 1,000 songs, Kind Bud live loops his acoustic guitar, weaving layers of dynamic rhythms and improvisations to compliment his voice that is soft and strong, sweet and true.

BBQ Chicken Dinner with Sauced BBQ
Local grillers, Sauced BBQ, will provide delicious BBQ chicken, coleslaw, baked potato, and a roll. A vegetarian option is available. Tickets purchased in advance guarantee seating in the dinner tent. Take-out is available for pick-up. $20 per dinner. If you purchase take-out tickets, you can eat on-site; seating is not guaranteed.

Lawson’s Microbrew Tent
Often regarded as Vermont's finest brewery, Lawson’s will be the exclusive beer provider for the Battenkill Fly Fishing Festival. Chat with the brewers, taste their award-winning beers, and enjoy a fantastic weekend in southwestern Vermont.

Battenkill Fly Fishing Festival
Join us for our 4th Annual Battenkill Fly Fishing Festival in Arlington, Vermont. Be a part of the fun, fishing, music, and camaraderie as we celebrate and raise funds to protect and enhance the Battenkill!

Cocktail Party
A fun kick-off to the weekend with a cocktail party to raise money to care for the historic Battenkill and the Arlington Common. There will be a silent auction with fantastic trips and items. Attendees will get a sneak peek of the “Celebrating the Wilderness of the Last 250 Years” Art Exhibit and be able to chat with the artists.

Arlington in the Revolutionary War
As we begin to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of Vermont and the United States, it is good to remind ourselves of the critical events that took place in Arlington, Vermont.
During the critical first years of the young republic, no other town hosted as many critical meetings or key players as Arlington. Other towns are known for the important meetings, skirmishes, or battles that happened, but Arlington is where the day-to-day business took place. The governor and his council of advisors met here, and the great seal of the Republic of Vermont was inspired from the view in front of his home.
Arlington in the Revolutionary War will summarize some of the important events and people that helped to define the character of Vermont for years to come. The program will be held in the Performance Center at the Arlington Common, 3938 Vt. Rte. 7A, Arlington, Vermont.
The presenter for this event is Bill Budde, curator of the Russell Vermontiana Collection of local history for Arlington, Sandgate, and Sunderland. He is also the Historian of the 368-year-old Scots’ Charitable Society and a professional genealogist.

Open Mic Night
Come join us for a free night of music and fun in the Performance Hall at The Arlington Common! Whether you're a seasoned performer or just want to showcase your talents, this is the perfect opportunity to take the stage and shine. Grab your friends and family for a fun evening of entertainment and support local artists. Don't miss this chance to be part of a lively and creative community.
If you’d like to perform you can sign up at the door or email vtcabin@comcast.net
See you there!

Pickle ball open play day
Come check out our beautiful pickleball facility. There are two courts, one for competitive players and one for casual players. Information about our classes, clinics, and memberships will be available. This event is free and all are welcome!

Coffee Hour with Rep. Kathleen James and Rob Hunter
Join your state representatives and fellow community members at our 9 am coffee hour. Here is your chance to ask questions, learn more about the issues and understand how they are voting and why. These informal meetings are open to all residents of the Bennington-4 district, which covers Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate and part of Sunderland.