Middlebury College Activities Board

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Join MCAB for a beautiful indoor picnic in Wilson Hall—live music, donuts, apple cider, and lawn games await. Bring your own blanket or use one of ours!

Would you like to bring a speaker to campus? Join us for a Host a speaker training and Q&A! We will walk through funding, guidelines on reserving spaces, marketing, and more logistics on how to host a speaker.

GoldenOak returns to Middlebury College to play a set (about an hour to an hour and a half) of their songs for the enjoyment of whoever would like to come. Come listen to the soft swing of the talented brother-sister folk duo.

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GoldenOak, Indie Soul-Folk band from Portland, Maine, will be playing in the Gamut Room. Concert is free for students.  

Exercise doesn’t have to be boring - join in on the Func Soul dance to get your groove on! This 45 minute virtual event is led by New York choreographer Alistair Williams, and will teach you choreography to your favorite popular songs in a supportive environment, all from the comfort of your bedroom.

 

Bring your family and roller skate around the McCullough Social Space! A great way to end a night on the town.

Come out this Sunday September 15 to Branbury State Park to celebrate Dunmore Day! Dunmore Day is a Middlebury College Activities Board event that happens every year and is a great way to celebrate the summer weather before it gets too cold! There will be music, snacks, lawn games and sunshine (hopefully!).

When: Sunday September 15

Time: 12pm - 3pm

Where: Branbury State Park

Price: FREE with a valid college ID

MCAB Traditions invites you to come kick off the school year with a day at Lake Dunmore! Buses will be running from ADK from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM to help students get to Branbury State Park. Tasty treats and lawn games will be provided! This day is also in special memory of all of the Middlebury students we have lost over the years, and a way to celebrate their lives