Dinner this Friday will be held at the Cottage will feature roasted red pepper soup with basil oil, parmesan  crisp, croutons, and crispy basil. We will also be running a lamb lollipop special with cider gastrique, demi salad with a mint vinaigrette. View the full menu below. 

The crisp of fall is in the air, and it has warmed up our appetites to some mega seasonal and locally inspired cuisine for our annual Harvest Dinner on October 5th.  Dinner will be paired with an amazing selection of wines from our list starting with sparkling reception on arrival followed by the five course dinner collaboration by our three chefs.

Seating will be limited at this Adults only event in the Alpine Club.  Families fear not, this is a great opportunity to enjoy a date night and the company of your fellow foodie member friends while we take care of the kids in the Hideout.  Pizza and Craft night will keep the children engaged until dinner is complete!

Seats at this dinner will sell out fast, please book your reservations in advance during peak foliage here in Stowe for the Harvest Dinner!

$150/person++

Hideout Pizza $20/child

We look forward to seeing you this weekend!

Requires separate reservation

Indigenous People's Day, is celebrated to honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of Native American communities. Vermont recognizes the indigenous peoples who originally inhabited the region, particularly the Abenaki. Events often include cultural presentations, educational discussions, traditional music, and storytelling, providing an opportunity for both residents and visitors to learn about indigenous heritage and history. The day encourages reflection on the historical impact of colonization and celebrates the resilience and vibrant cultures of indigenous peoples today.

The Alpine Clubhouse will host a special IPD dinner on both Saturday, October 12th and Sunday, October 13th of Indigenous People's Weekend. Reserve HERE.

Mountain Course Head Golf Professional Sean Toof is proud to announce that he will be competing in the 2024 Pfanner Cup at Country Club of Vermont this weekend as part of the PGA Vermont Chapter Team!  This year's team is captained by Club at Spruce Peak Director of Golf Dan Ruane.

The event is held in honor of David Pfannenstein, who served as the Executive Director of the Vermont Golf Association and also was an influential member of the Vermont PGA.  This event is a critical fundraiser for the Vermont Golf Association/Vermont PGA scholarship funds.

For more information on this year's event or to support golf in Vermont, please visit the two links below:

2024 Pfanner Cup | Vermont Golf Association | BetterWorld

For more information on this year's event, please visit the link below:

Pfanner Cup - Vermont Golf Association (vtga.org)

Thank you for your consideration!

The season is coming to an end and both of our golf shops still have nice selections from your favorite brands. This is a great time to think about the golfers on your holiday shopping lists and to put your tournament winnings on your credit book to good use.  Stowe CC has a great selection of clubs, and we are pricing everything to move.  Now is the time to grab that Scotty Cameron putter or Callaway Ai Smoke driver that can bring your game to the next level.  Swing by the shops to take a look or email Dan Ruane if you are out of town and looking for something specific. 

The Culinary Team has put together a special Sunday Football menu to enjoy at Kirkwood's Pub or Get packed up for a tailgate party of your own! 

We've put on our creativity hats and come up with a fun end of the season event at Stowe Country Club. This will be your last chance to play the back nine before the renovation next spring, so plan on playing and saying a fond farewell. 

The format is a 4-person scramble with a twist, or should we say a spinning wheel? Every hole will have a theme whereby each team spins a wheel to select their fate. Some fun, some beneficial and some just down right mean. It's all for fun! We hope to see you. Space is limited. 

Spruce Peak Fall Wellness Weekend 11/1-11/3

Compassionate Path mindfulness facilitator Courtney Watson returns to 
Spruce Peak this autumn for a weekend dedicated to maintaining wellness 
and balance as the seasons change. Combining in-depth sessions with a focus on meditation, nutrition, connecting with nature, journaling, and more, 
this weekend will build on the tenets introduced in this retreat.

The Club’s Event Cancellation Policy Applies on All Event Registrations