Our events are open to the full diversity of women, regardless of gender assigned at birth, and transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive individuals.
To bring your event to HOWL, write to us: howlvt@gmail.com
Total Solar Eclipse! Monday, April 8, 2:00 – 4:30 pm
On Monday April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America. Come and see the eclipse from our beautiful location! This will be our last chance to see a total solar eclipse for the next 20 years. Totality will take place from 3:26 – 3:29 pm.
You are welcome to bring your tent and camp for a night, or the entire weekend. Reserve a campsite at Hipcamp. In April, we’ll still be in winter camping mode. It will be early spring in Vermont, and a variety of weather is possible. We’re likely to have snow, rain, and/or mud. If it’s windy, it will feel colder than it is. Bring warm clothes, layers, a raincoat or snow shell, and sturdy shoes/boots. Eclipse viewing glasses will be available free of charge (in the breezeway next to the house).
Please plan accordingly, and know that the eclipse might not be visible. We can’t guarantee you’ll be able to see the sun (but it will get really dark in the middle of the afternoon!). We CAN provide a beautiful setting, and the opportunity to meet other women, trans and nonbinary folks. We hope you can join us!
March Work Day: Saturday, March 30, 10 am – 2 pm
These events are always fun! This Saturday, we’ll be getting ready for the camping season and the solar eclipse. We’ll be improving the pathways, preparing signs for campsites, hanging strings of lights, and generally sprucing the place up. Drop in anytime and stay for as long as you like. Bring a water bottle, your own snacks & lunch, and work gloves.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. Thanks!!
Hike & Potluck: Saturday, December 3, 11 am – 3 pm
11:00 am – 1:00 pm Hike
1:00 – 3:00 pm Potluck
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com
Details:
- Potluck will be in the house.
- Restroom will be available.
- Dress warmly and wear sturdy shoes or boots.
- Bring a water bottle. Water will be available.
- Bring snacks if you want them.
- If you are not feeling 100% healthy, please stay home!
Hike: We’ll avoid hiking on rough terrain, but there may be uneven ground and some water/ice. We probably won’t have a lot of snow. You may want microspikes for your boots, and hiking poles, as we will have some ups and downs. Bring your own water and snacks. Dress in layers as you may heat up walking uphill. Be prepared to walk for 1 hour. We will have an optional 2nd hour of hiking.
Potluck will take place indoors, in the dining room or Community Room.
Work Day! Saturday, November 18, 10 am – 2 pm
Many thanks to the volunteers who came out for last month’s work day. You made a difference! We completed some projects, stacked wood, and had a great time doing it. We can use your help again! We’ll be stacking MORE wood, hanging lights in the barn, and maybe figuring out how to get a washing machine downstairs. Also, we’ll be giving tractor lessons… learn to drive a tractor!
Drop in anytime and stay for as long as you like. We’ll share a potluck meal after work, around 2 pm. Please bring a dish to share if you’d like to join us. Also bring a water bottle, snacks if you want them, and work gloves.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. Thanks!!
October Work Day! Sunday October 15, 10 am – 4 pm+
Join us in our beautiful fall surroundings for our monthly work day! We have lots of firewood to stack. You can read more about wood stacking in the articles linked below. There are lots of other projects that YOU can help with. We’ll be here from 10-4 (and probably hanging out afterward), but you don’t need to attand the whole 6 hours. You can drop in for an hour or two, just let us know when you plan to be there.
We rely on volunteers to help do the work that needs to be done each season. Be a part of our growing community of volunteers! Who knows, you may even get inspiration for writing (see last article).
We will enjoy a potluck meal together. Please bring a dish to share. Also bring a water bottle, snacks if you want them, work gloves, and dress in layers. You never know what the weather will be like around here.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. And thanks!!
- “How to Stack Firewood to Keep it Dry and Clean.” This article goes over the basics, including different styles of woodpiles you may have seen around Vermont. At HOWL, we use the American style.
- “How to Stack Wood – With or Without a Rack” by Karen Bertelsen. We don’t have a rack at HOWL, but we know how to stack wood without a rack.
- “Stacking Wood and Sentences” by Kelsey Francis. “In my now 15 years of wood stacking, I’ve discovered an unlikely connection between the logs and my writing. “
Work Party Sunday August 20, 2-5 pm
Join us for our monthly work party. The work might include wood stacking, garden & farm work, chainsaw work (learn to use a chainsaw!), construction projects (no skills necessary!), or many other projects that need assistance.
Please bring a water bottle, work gloves, sun protection. RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com.
Afternoon Retreat – Saturday, August 12, 2023, 3 pm – 6 pm
In Wild Bloom presents a rejuvenating afternoon of gentle yoga and creative expression set within the beautiful surroundings of Huntington Open Women’s Land.
Gentle yoga, Guided meditation, Writing, Art journaling.
50% of proceeds will be dontated to HOWL, and 50% of proceeds will be donated to the community in Barre, VT.
To learn more and to register visit: InWildBloom.com/workshops
HOWL goes to the movies: Barbie Edition
Essex Cinemas – Wednesday, Aug 2 @ 6:00 pm
Let’s go see the Barbie movie!
“Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives in the colorful and seemingly perfect world of Barbie Land. But when they get a chance to go to the real world, they soon discover the joys and perils of living among humans.”
Essex Cinemas, 21 Essex Way #300, Essex Junction, VT 05452
Buy tickets in advance if you can. $11.25 / $8 Senior. https://essexcinemas.com/Movie/Barbie/1690502400
Meet in the lobby at 5:30. Movie starts at 6:00.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com so we can look for you!
Bring your friends!
Costumes optional. *see below
>> Snacks & Social @ Mad Taco after! <<
*If you wanna go six inch or flat
Wanna wear hot pink or black
Don’t let nobody tell you you can’t
‘Cause you can!
– Ava Max, “Choose Your Fighter”
Build a Pizza Oven – Saturday, July 15, 2023
Join us for a Work Party on Saturday, July 15, 2023 from 11 am – 2 pm. We’ll make signs, hang lights, mulch, collect wood, & do other stuff that needs to get done.
** This will be an all-gender event! ** RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. Thanks!
Visioning Meeting – Sunday July 9th, 10am-3pm
Revitalize a rural space for women, trans, and nonbinary people! Strategize for HOWL’s future
At Huntington Open Women’s Land Trust (HOWL), outdoors (shade tent provided); rain location TBD
Join us for an honest and inspirational meeting to dream up a vision for HOWL’s future. We’re coming together to revitalize HOWL to ensure its longevity, relevance, and service to women, trans, and non-binary people in the area.
At this meeting we will:
- Bring together the current Collective and supporters of HOWL with diverse potential partners who have reason to care about a rural space for women, trans, and nonbinary people
- Develop a specific, ambitious, and achievable vision for what we want to see in place at HOWL 5-10 years from now
- Identify individuals and organizations who are motivated to put in the work with us to revitalize HOWL
- Identify next steps to keep the momentum going
This session will be co-facilitated by Stoni Tomson and Irene Rojas-Carroll. We’ll take a break midday for a potluck lunch. Option to go on a guided tour of the land after the meeting.
Please bring:
- Camp chair
- Contribution for potluck lunch
You may also want to bring:
- Layers for comfort during the meeting or the walk afterwards
- Notebook and pen
- Bug spray
- Sunscreen and hat
- Suitable shoes for a light hike for guided tour
Summer Solstice Bonfire – Saturday, July 8 at 7:30 pm
Join us for a Summer Solstice Bonfire at HOWL. 895 Salvas Rd, Huntington, VT.
This event was rescheduled due to weather (was planned for June 24).
We will provide:
Snacks, beautiful views, the opportunity for ritual. Stay overnight at one of our campsites. Book a site on Hipcamp!
Feel free to bring:
Food to share, something to sit on, your solstice rituals, a friend.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com.
Sunday, June 4, 2023, 11 am – 2 pm
Join us for a Work Party on Sunday, June 4, 2023 from 11 am – 2 pm. Lunch will be provided. We can get some stuff done and have fun socializing. We plan to host a work party / social about once a month. This event is open to all women, transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive individuals.
RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com and include your dietary needs. Thanks!
Event location: HOWL, 895 Salvas Rd, Huntington, VT
– Clean out the barn event space
– Hang party lights
– Remove invasive species
– Make signs for campsites
What to Bring:
* Work gloves
* Loppers
Note: The work day planned for April 30 has been cancelled. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Spring Work Day
Saturday, March 28, 2023 from 11:00 am – 2:00 PM
Come one, come all, to our March Work Day! This is a great way to get to know others and get to know the HOWL land! This event is open to all women, transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive folx.
– Clean out the barn event space
– Hang party lights
– Remove invasive species
– Make signs for campsites
What to Bring:
* Food and drink for yourself
* Work gloves
* Boots (we have snow)
* Loppers
Event location: 895 Salvas Rd, Huntington, VT
Our email address: howlvt@gmail.com
Winter Walk + Talk
Sunday January 29th at 1:00 PM
Sponsored by Pride Center of Vermont (PCVT) and Huntington Open Women’s Land (HOWL)
This event is open to all women, transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive folx.
1:00-2:30 pm Conversation
2:30-3:30 pm Hike
Restroom and outhouse will be available.
Dress warmly and wear sturdy shoes or boots.
Helmet and hiking stick are advised (see Owl warning below)
Bring plenty of water.
Bring snacks if you want them.
RSVP to pgs@pridecentervt.org or howlvt@gmail.com
If you are not feeling 100% healthy, please stay home! No colds, coughs, headaches etc.
Discussion: Will take place indoors, in our community room (upstairs). All participants will need to mask indoors. Sipping water from your own bottle, indoors, is fine, but eating should happen outdoors. Filtered water will be available.
Hike: There will be snow! Bring snowshoes, if you can. Bring a walking stick or poles, as we will have some ups and downs. Bring your own water and snacks. Dress in layers as you may heat up walking uphill.
Be Owl-Aware: There have been recent attacks by Barred Owls at HOWL. It’s a good idea to bring a smooth helmet (not a regular bike helmet), stay with the group and bring a hiking pole or stick.
We can tailor the hike to whatever level is desired. Be prepared to walk for one hour. We’ll have some going up and down a hill. We’ll avoid hiking on rough terrain, but there may be uneven ground and some water/ice under the snow. We will go at an easy pace, and rest as needed.
Wood Stacking
Monday, Sept 5, 11 am – 3 pm & Thursday, Sept 15, 4:30 – 7:30 pm
Happy Labor Day! We have 3 cords of wood waiting to be stacked, and we’re looking for volunteers to stack wood on Sept 5 & Sept 15. Please consider donating some of your time and energy to help HOWL prepare for the winter months. Even an hour or two can help a lot. Bring work gloves. If you can’t make it, you can also get in touch with us to arrange a visit on another day, as this project will take a few sessions to complete. RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. Thank you!
Work Day at HOWL – Sunday May 22
Sunday, May 22, 10 am – 2 pm
Thanks to all who have partcipated in our work days in the past. We can really use your help again with some outdoor work that needs to be done at HOWL. We also greatly appreciate seeing new faces at our work days.
Please join us on Sunday, May 22 at 10 am. Bring work gloves (a sturdy pair), sturdy shoes or boots, long pants, and tick repellent. Also, trench shovels (pointed) are handy as we may be doing some digging to remove invasive species.
This won’t be a potluck, but please bring food and a water bottle to keep up your strength and stay hydrated! Please let us know if you plan to attend: RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com. We will need help with:
- Clearing downed trees (We have a lightweight electric chainsaw that is easier to use than a full-size one.)
- Moving downed wood to fire rings
- Removing invasive plant species
- Garden preparation
Hike – Snowshoe – Bonfire
Saturday, January 8, 2022, 2 pm
We will be hosting a Snowshoe/Hike and Bonfire on Saturday, January 8th. This will be a laid-back, easy hike, led by Michele Grimm. If you need snowshoes, let us know. Unless it’s really cold, we can hang out by the bonfire afterward. Bonfire will be held at the at upper fire ring (near red maple) – see map below. Our usual gluten-free marshmallows will be provided! Feel free to skip the hike and just come for the fire if you like. Let’s enjoy the outdoors together!
Bring:
- Warm boots & warm winter clothing
- Snowshoes
- Camp chair (one you can carry uphill), for sitting around the bonfire
- Water (and/or Thermos of hot beverage) and a snack for yourself
- Optional: bring a snack to share.
The Plan:
- Gather at 2:00 pm at HOWL farmhouse
- Snowshoe starts at 2:15 pm
- Bonfire starts at 4:00 pm at upper fire ring (near red maple)
- Sunset is at 4:30 pm
HOWL-ween
(Cancelled due to weather)
Sunday, October 31st
4 pm – 10 pm
Celebrate Halloween and hang out with other Women & Non-binary/GNC folx at HOWL!
Please RSVP by texting Emma: 802-458-1374
(Please send your name, number of people in your party,
if you’re bringing food, and if you’d like a pumpkin)
PotLuck – Woods Trail – Bonfire – Pumpkin Carving
We encourage everyone to wear costumes or black/white attire.
This event will be 100% outside, so please bring a jacket or dress warmly.
Masks recommended
This event is hosted by Emma Welt and the help of HOWL members
We recommend you bring:
Walking shoes
Flashlight
Blanket or chair
Your beautiful self
We would appreciate if you bring:
Food: Sides, Baked goods, Sweets, etc.
Drinks: Juice, Soda, Tea, alcohol, etc.
$2-4 for a pumpkin
A friend
Location: 895 Salvas Road, Huntington VT
(18+) Drinking and smoking are allowed at this event – please be responsible and respectful.
Collective Meeting
Sunday, October 17 from 4-6 pm
All are welcome to attend our Collective meetings. We can always use fresh perspectives!
Our next meeting will be held on Sunday, October 17 from 4-6 pm at HOWL. We will hold the meeting in the backyard.
Please send suggested agenda items by October 10 to Lani Ravin (laniravin@gmx.com).
Here’s our schedule for the rest of 2021:
October 17
November 21
December 19
Gentle Yoga – Cancelled
We are sorry to announce that we are cancelling the Gentle Yoga event that was scheduled for this Sunday, October 10. If you already made a donation to HOWL and would like a refund, simply let us know and we will process a refund for you. Stay tuned for more upcoming events at HOWL.
Sunday, October 10, 2 – 3:30 PM
Suggested donation $25
Potluck dinner at 4:00 – bring a dish to share
Camping afterward (details below)
Come and enjoy a gentle yoga session with instructor Debbie Malgeri. No experience necessary. This is a chance to get centered, have fun, and help HOWL at the same time. The class will be held from 2 – 3:30 PM at HOWL (outdoors). All proceeds to benefit the purchase of a new tractor for HOWL. We hope you can join us!Please remember to bring a yoga mat, warm clothing, and a dish to share if you are staying for the potluck. Suggested donation is $25 per person (more if you can, less if you can’t), check, cash or PayPal – Click here to pay online.
If you’d like to stay and camp overnight, go to our Hipcamp listing to reserve a campsite! Message us through Hipcamp or email howlvt@gmail.com with questions.
Collective Meeting
Sunday September 19, 2021, 4 – 6 pm
Join us for a Collective Meeting this Fall
All are welcome to attend our Collective meetings. We can always use fresh perspectives! Our next meeting will be held on Sunday, September 19 from 4-6 pm at HOWL. We will hold the meeting in the back yard. Please send suggested agenda items by September 12 to Cindy Feltch (Cindyfeltch211@gmail.com).
The October Collective meeting will be held on Sunday, October 17 from 4-6 pm, also at HOWL.
Young People’s Gathering
Saturday, September 18, 2021, 5:00 pm
Celebrate the Autumn Equinox and Harvest Moon – come and hang out with other young people at HOWL!
Potluck ~ Campfire ~ Camping
- Arrive around 5:00 pm.
- Potluck 5:30-ish in the back yard
- (House is not open to guests at this time)
- Campfire starts before dusk.
- Bring guitars or other instruments.
- Be prepared for any kind of weather.
- The moon will be nearly full (full on Sept. 20). September is the Harvest Moon.
- Stay and camp with friends if you like! Book a campsite on Hipcamp.
- Event is free; donations gratefully accepted!
Welcome Summer Celebration
Saturday, June 19, 2021, 5:00 PM
At HOWL, 895 Salvas Road, Huntington, VT
We are pleased to announce our first in-person event of the year! HOWL is hosting a Welcome Summer Celebration on the land, the Saturday before the Solstice. At our Solstice event a couple of years ago, we were joined by a bright moon, and wolves howling! Things to know:
- This event will be held entirely outdoors starting around 5:00 pm.
- Pot luck supper at 6:00 pm – bring something to share.
- Bring your own beverage (alcoholic beverages are permitted, in moderation)
- Bonfire starts at dusk, with stories & songs. Bring a story, poem, or song to share.
- We provide the makings for s’mores, with a perennial favorite, vegan marshmallows!
- Camping! You are invited to camp out … we have approximately 7 sites available. RSVP to let us know you are camping
- No need to RSVP if you are not planning to camp
- Bring clothes for hot, cold or wet weather… check the forecast, but know that Vermont weather can change quickly.
Work Weekend – April 24 & 25
Improve HOWL, learn a skill
Saturday and Sunday, April 24 & 25, at HOWL, during the day
We need your muscle and your heart to help HOWL wake up to spring! We will have outdoor tasks, in a COVID-safe format. Bring a mask, work gloves and lunch. Among the tasks:
- Learn to identify and remove invasive species from the land
- Clear trails
- Clear poison parsnip (not in full sun; we have protective gear)
- Build firepits at remote campsites
- Basement work, including power washing the stone walls
Participants will receive 2 nights of free camping at HOWL, to be used anytime
Saturday, April 17, 2021, 7 pm
Welcome Spring! Rebirth… Reopening!
– An online event hosted by HOWL –
The weather is finally warm again, and HOWL Online is pleased to announce its second event, to welcome Spring… Rebirth…Reopening. Let’s go someplace far, far away, where there is no pandemic.
When & Where: Saturday, April 17, 7-9 PM, at a Zoom near you.
In March 2020, a group of (mostly) women visited Cuba for International Women’s Day, organized by the Cuba-America Friendship Society, a Burlington, Vermont organization. We visited an organization dedicated to lgbtq+ rights, a women artists’ collective, and saw subversive art in the shadow of the seat of government. Learn what you can do now to help a plucky people survive and thrive.
We need a couple of other short presentations about places and spaces far from (or before) quarantine and social distancing. Let’s dream together! Do you have a tale of your own? Bring your own stories and pictures too. If you’d like to present, please RSVP with a brief description to howlvt@gmail.com. If you’d like to attend, look for a Zoom meeting invitation which will be sent out to the entire HOWL mailing list before Thursday, April 15.
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Love in the Time of COVID
– An online event hosted by HOWL –
Saturday, February 13, 2021, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Contact howlvt@gmail.com for Zoom meeting invitation
It has been nearly a year since the Pandemic began. Each of us has had to cope with unprecedented changes that have kept us apart from the ones we love. HOWL is excited to announce a special online event, “Love in the Time of COVID”. We invite you to share your thoughts and experiences about love and relationships and isolation during your year of Pandemic. How have you found ways to stay connected? Each participant who signs up to share will have 5 minutes to share a story, song, or other item. Here are some ideas:
- Tell a story (something funny, creative, and/or reflective)
- Read a poem
- Lead a modified “singalong”. Participants can take turns singing a few lines of your song as you share the lyrics on screen.
RSVP with your first name, email address, and a few words about what you would like to do; there are still spots open on the program. You are also welcome to attend and simply listen. This event is open to all women, but Zoom attendance is limited to 50, so sign on early to be sure of a spot.
CANCELED – Sunday, May 3
Foundation Yoga to Save the HOWL Foundation!
Sunday, March 22 May 3, 4 – 6 PM
Williston Federated Church
44 N Williston Rd, Williston, VT 05495
$30 per person – check, cash or PayPal to HOWL
Click here to pay online
Come and enjoy a 2-hour yoga session with instructor Debbie Malgeri. This is a chance to get centered, have fun, and help HOWL at the same time. The class will be held from 4 – 6 pm at the Williston Federated Church. All proceeds to benefit renovations to the HOWL farmhouse. We hope you can join us!
Saturday, Feb. 22: Ukelele Workshop with Clare Innes!
Ukelele Clare–teacher, shenanigans instigator, and merriment-maker–is coming to HOWL! Saturday, February 22, 10:00-11:30. Learn the basics of playing the ukulele in this light-hearted beginner’s workshop. You don’t need to know anything about music to learn how to strum, make chords and sing a song. All you need is a sense of adventure and a song in your heart. A limited number of ukuleles available to borrow or purchase at the workshop. Reserve a uke in advance by emailing ukuleleclare@gmail.com or bring your own. $10 (donation to HOWL).
BYO lunch if you’d like to linger after the workshop in the afterglow of ukelele glory!
Camping: Fall Foliage Fun / Retreat Destination – We are now on Hipcamp! It’s easy to book a campsite – try it out! Or email howlvt@gmail.com or call 802-434-3953 to arrange your visit.
October 20, Sunday, 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Kombucha Workshop at HOWL
Why pay $4 a pint for kombucha? Learn how to do it yourself! (Click the link above to learn more). Equipment & ingredients to take home are included in the cost. Cost $20; more if you can, less if you can’t. RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com to reserve a space, or just drop in; we’ll have plenty of supplies available. Led by Michele Grimm.
October 11, Sunday, 5:00 – October 13, Sunday, 4:00 PM
The Women Who Run With the Wolves
Come engage collectively with the wild woman archetype. This weekend workshop will include readings from Clarissa Pinkola Estés’ “The Women Who Run With the Wolves” as we use expressive arts, authentic movement, dream work, and ritual to re-root ourselves with our own inner fire. Held on Women’s Land, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to tap into the wellspring of inner knowing.
This workshop deals with the archetype of wild woman, the format intentionally allows for individuals to identify with, reject, question, and explore what that means for them personally. It is open to women identifying, trans-women, non-binary/non-gender specific. HOWL allows individuals to self-identify. All voices will be honored and held safely. (Stay tuned for a 3rd workshop in Montpelier open to CIS and trans-men who also wish to engage with their anima)
The nitty gritty: HOWL has 3 available bedrooms. One of which can comfortably sleep 2, or cozily 3+. This large room will be prioritized for groups. There is ample camping all over the property, and is highly encouraged, but come prepared for chilly mountain nights! The room reservations are first-come first serve.
This workshop is by donation, and 100% of it will go to Huntington Open Women’s Land, to ensure that there will always be land for women to root and roam freely. Suggested donation is $15 per person per night, sliding scale. HOWL is a non-profit organization run entirely by volunteers.
To keep costs low, I would like to make this a potluck style event – bring a big dish to share, and some personal snacks for yourself -pack in/pack out style. Please email Lisa.Scanlon@goddard.edu if you have any questions or cindyfeltch211@gmail.com to make a room reservation.
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1477553219053068
Book: https://www.facebook.com/Women-Who-Run-With-the-Wolves-by-Clarissa-Pinkola-Estes-180239888679436
October 3, Thursday, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Reach Magazine Launch Party
Come celebrate the launch of the brand new Reach Magazine at a Live Story & Poetry SLAM at Soapbox Arts Gallery! This new magazine features stories, art, and wisdom from inspiring women
TELL YOUR STORY OR POEM!
Modeled after The Moth Podcast live story slams, this will be an open mic performance event. Place your name into a hat for the chance to perform your own five-minute story or poem in a supportive, safe, and fun environment. Featuring:
- Performances from comedic stars Tina Friml and Josie Leavitt
- Pop-up shop with Elmore Mountain Therapeutics
- Raffle: All raffle proceeds will be donated to HOWL!
Price of admission includes a free draft drink from Zafa Wines x Shacksbury Cider’s CoCellars.
Admission
- General Admission $7.00
- “Ruth Bader Ginsburg” Admission $13.00 ( includes a copy of Reach Magazine’s debut Issue No. 1 )
- “Oprah” Admission $15.00 ( includes a Reach T-Shirt designed by Beenanza Design and printed by New Duds )
- “Beyonce” Admission” $25.00 ( includes a a copy of Issue No. 1 and a Reach T Shirt )
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/382374099355112
September 21 – 22, Sat-Sun
Camping Weekend for All Women, at HOWL
3 PM, Saturday, Sept 21, through 4 PM Sunday, Sept. 22
Bring your gear, good friends and good cheer: HOWL is holding an open house camping weekend for all women, on our unique women’s land in Huntington, VT. Camping under the stars, communal campfire with stories, songs, and s’mores. Hiking on Sunday morning if there’s interest.
Bring your own camping gear and food: tent, sleeping bag, pad, warm clothing, flashlight, etc. Bring bug dope and don’t forget your daily tick check. Also, be prepared for a bit of rain — this is Vermont! If camping is not your thing, we may have a limited availability for guests in the house — please call to reserve a room. HOWL will supply filtered water, lovely outhouse, communal fire ring, firewood, and supplies for s’mores!
Cost: $15-$45 per person, sliding scale. We are a small not-for-profit, and appreciate your generosity! Make your donation Here or bring it to the camp-out.
Please RSVP to confirm campsite or room, at HOWLVT@GMAIL.COM
September 15, Sunday, 4 – 6 pm
Collective Meeting at HOWL
Potluck 3-4 pm. Meeting starts promptly at 4. All women are welcome to attend to learn more about our organization and the volunteer opportunities available. Write us at howlvt@gmail.com to RSVP.
August 18, Sunday, 4-6 pm
Collective Meeting at HOWL
Potluck 3-4 pm. Meeting starts promptly at 4.
July 27-28, Sat-Sun
Camping Weekend for All Women, at HOWL!
Bring your tent, sleeping bag, warm clothing, food, good friends and good cheer — HOWL is holding an open house cam
ping weekend for all women, on our unique women’s land in Huntington, VT. Camping under the stars, and communal campfire. Stories, songs, and s’mores at night, and optional hiking on Sunday morning.
When? Starting at 3 PM, Saturday, July 27, through 4 PM Sunday July 28
HOWL will supply wood, campfire site, lovely outhouse and limited water… and s’mores…
You should bring your own equipment and food. Beware the ticks, bring appropriate bug dope and don’t forget your daily tick check. Also, be prepared for a bit of rain — this is Vermont! If there will be a complete rainstorm, our raindate will be August 3-4, a week later.
If camping is not your thing, we may have a limited availability for guests in the house — please call to reserve a room.
Please RSVP to confirm campsite or room, at HOWLVT@GMAIL.COM
Cost: $15-$45 per person, sliding scale. We are a small not-for-profit, and appreciate your generosity!
Hope to see you at HOWL this summer!
July 21, Sunday, 4-6 pm
Collective Meeting at HOWL
Potluck 3-4 pm. Meeting starts promptly at 4.
June 16, Sunday, 4-6 pm
Collective Meeting at HOWL
Potluck 3-4 pm. Meeting starts promptly at 4.
June 15, Saturday, 10 am – Noon
Kombucha Workshop at HOWL
Why pay $4 a pint for kombucha? Learn how to do it yourself! (Click the link above to learn more). Equipment & ingredients to take home are included in the cost. Cost $20; more if you can, less if you can’t. RSVP to howlvt@gmail.com to reserve a space, or just drop in; we’ll have plenty of supplies available. Led by Michele Grimm.
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