Sugarbush Festival of Lights & Memory Tree
The Sugarbush Festival of Lights is a Mad River Valley holiday tradition! Businesses and residents in the Mad River Valley towns of Warren, Waitsfield, Fayston, and Moretown LIGHT UP THE VALLEY with beautiful decor. Some of the light displays are quite elaborate, some are traditional, some are eccentric, and all are a twinkle of cheer during this darker time of the year. A Valley signature are the lit stars of all sizes that dot the landscape. We estimate more than 500 stars light up the Valley from December through the winter. It’s quite a spectacular sight for visitors, among the moonlit sky and glistening snow. And, a spectacular sight for us locals, too, who are reminded of the strong sense of community and camaraderie we have here in our Mad River Valley.
2018 Sugarbush Festival of Lights FESTIVITIES!
A celebration of giving, honoring, remembering, community and camaraderie in the Mad River Valley.
Businesses and Residents: Light Up the Valley by Thursday, December 6th, in time for Valley Arts’ Country Christmas Weekend.
The First Annual
MAD RIVER VALLEY MEMORY TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
all are welcome
Thursday, December 20
4pm
Mad River Valley Memory Tree
located next to TD Bank, 5070 Main Street, Waitsfield
The Mad River Valley Memory Tree is sponsored by the Winthrop H. Smith Jr. Family Foundation.
Donations from this year’s Memory Tree will support Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports, and all donations from the public will be matched by the Winthrop H. Smith Jr. Family Foundation.
Click here to learn more about the Memory Tree, and to dedicate lights in memory of, honor of, or celebration of a loved one or event.
SUGARBUSH FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS HOLIDAY PARTY
all are welcome
Thursday, December 20
5pm – 7pm
Rumble’s Kitchen at Sugarbush Resort
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, compliments of Sugarbush, and cash bar, good conversation with friends and neighbors, and lots of holiday cheer! Surprises and Special presentations, including the Memory Tree donation to Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports, and 2019 MRV Events Grants from the Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce.
