Brattleboro Thanksgiving Dinner?

by tomaidh | Questions & Answers | 2265 Views

There is usually a free public Thanksgiving dinner somewhere in town.

In the past it has been held at the River Garden.

I have heard it would be at St. Michael’s this year, but there are 2 St. Michael’s.

Does anybody know:

  • If
  • Where
  • and When it will be???

Comments | 5

  • Submitted by cgrotke on November 22, 2017 at 12:13 pm

    Walnut Street!

    45th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner, 12/23/17.

    12pm-5pm @ St. Michael School, Walnut St.

    • Submitted by KAlden on November 22, 2017 at 1:52 pm

      Wrong date- November 23 not

      Wrong date- November 23 not December

      • Submitted by cgrotke on November 22, 2017 at 1:55 pm

        Ooops...

        Ha… cut and pasted from Chamber of Commerce info… I didn’t see that there. Trusted it was all correct.

        Yes, it is November. Tomorrow..

    • Submitted by tomaidh on November 22, 2017 at 1:54 pm

      Thanks.

      Thanks.
      I received the following info, but it didn’t say where:

      45th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
      Brattleboro’s annual Community Thanksgiving serves about 500 people each year. It is open to anyone in the community, and there is no charge.
      Food and materials are donated by local businesses and organizations, and volunteers provide the labor.
      Cooking is done under the direction of Chef Andrzej Mikijaniec, owner of the food truck Andrzej’s Polish Kitchen.

      Those who would like to request a meal delivered to their home on Thanksgiving Day should call Peter Wiles at 802-254-4687.

      Organizers would like to thank the local businesses that have so far committed to make donations this year:
      Against the Grain, Allen Brothers, Amy’s Bakery, Brattleboro Food Co-op, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Commonwealth Dairy, Country Kitchen Bakery, Dutton Farm Stand, Dwight Miller Orchards, Fertile Field Farms, Grafton Village Cheese, Green Mountain Orchard, GS Precision, Harlow Farm, Thomas Dairy, Vermont Country Deli, Vermont Foodbank, and Walmart.

    • Submitted by RCastine on November 23, 2017 at 10:20 am

      Thanksmas/Christgiving

      I don’t think they would have Thanksgiving dinner two days before Christmas.

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