Upcoming Events

May 10 - Oct 11, 2013

Middlebury Arts Walk

Don't miss Middlebury Arts Walk the second Friday of each month from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Stores will be open turning into galleries displaying the works of many local artists.

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May 24, 2013

MC Senior Choral Concert

Jeffrey Buettner will conduct an exciting concert with diverse selections made by Middlebury College's graduating choral musicians Friday May 24 at 8:00 PM.

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May 25, 2013

Bristol Veterans Day Honoring All Who Serve

Bristol will honor all who serve on Memorial Day weekend, Saturday, May 25 at Holley Hall from 9:30 to 10:30. Free coffee, donuts and entertainment will be provided to all veterans and their families including current service members.

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Jun 8, 2013

Universal Pier Celebration

The New Haven River Anglers along with the Bristol Conservation Commission invite you to join them in celebrating the Universal Fishing Pier at Eagle Park, Lincoln Road, Bristol on June 8 from 9:00 am to noon. 

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Community Banking

National Bank of Middlebury has been involved in the communities it serves dating back to our very first office opened in Middlebury in 1831. Our customers are our friends and neighbors and all the new arrivals, students and second-home owners who want to be part of a community that respects the environment, values integrity and looks out for one another.

It is who we are ... and what being an independent community bank is really about. We hold our customers in esteem, and we constantly work to meet their evolving financial needs. We thank you for your support. 

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News & Info

Fifty is Fabulous at NBM

Fifty+ is fabulous in NBM's New Horizons Club. Broaden your horizons and save money at the same time.  National Bank of Middlebury offers its fifty years old plus customers a free checking account that includes merchant discounts and travel opportunities.

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Saving the Vermont Marble Museum

The Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor, Vermont  is a state treasure and tells a story of what at one time was the largest marble company in the world, employing 5000 people worldwide at its peak. Not only can you look around locally at the evidence of Vermont’s marble quarries but the presence of Vermont marble is abundant in the US capital in the Jefferson Memorial, the US Supreme Court Building , the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and parts of the White House interior.

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