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Come to Woodstock’s East End and experience new features at the PARK such as blueberries, raspberries, and and strawberries in our edible garden, stone benches built for an Eagle Scout Project, new picnic benches, and spiraling stone steps!
Bring your own picnic OR visit Abracadabra Coffee next door for some locally brewed coffee or to get good eats at the food truck!
Sustainable Woodstock will provide cake!
Contact Eastend@sustainablewoodstock.org for more information
Eventbrite Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/picnic-in-the-park-tickets-65538113261

Join Sustainable Woodstock and volunteers from the The Sustainable Woodstock Energy and Transportation Action Group for our 2nd annual Solar Showcase on the Woodstock Village Green! Whether you want to reduce your carbon footprint, live more independently, or save money on your energy bills there is a solar option for everyone! Sample Woodstock at Taste of Woodstock and then come over to the Village Green to explore getting solar for your home or business.
**Talk to solar installers**
**Schedule a FREE solar site visit**
**Enter a raffle to win fun solar prizes**

The Woodstock Chamber of Commerce organizes the annual The Taste of Woodstock festival, organized by the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce is Woodstock's annual street festival with over 50 vendors on Elm St, food, crafts, art, children's activities, live music, beer, and wine. Learn more here; https://www.woodstockvt.com/events/taste-of-woodstock

Eventbrite Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-solar-showcase-tickets-65530608815

Sustainable Woodstock is excited to host the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) as part of our August Green Drinks social event! We will host a lively panel conversation about our rivers, climate change, restoration and resilience in the Ottauquechee and larger Connecticut River watershed and show a short documentary (22 mins) "Source to Sea Jump-In Journey."

The film follows CRC Executive Director Andy Fisk and his wife Karen as they paddle, sail, water ski, and splash their way 410 miles down the Connecticut River from the Canadian border to Long Island Sound. By comparing their four-state trip with footage from a similar journey made in 1959, the film celebrates progress made for our rivers while highlighting important work still to be done.

The evening is free and open to everyone and will include complimentary refreshments

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/journey-film-screeningsustainable-woodstock-registration-65552739007