EVENTS
Fireside Chat with Mardi Fuller at the Notch Hostel
On Saturday January 25, 2025, the Notch Hostel in NH will be hosting a Fireside Chat with guest speaker Mardi Fuller called “From Systems of Exclusion to Systems of Change”.
This event is free and open to the public. Before each talk we will enjoy a potluck-style meal together. The following morning you may opt to join in on an unguided sunrise hike.
Group Hike for Anti-Racism Challenge Finishers
A special in-person event on March 1, 2025 for those who have completed our 28-Day Me and White Supremacy Anti-Racism Challenge for white folks! Join our director Serena Ryan and others from the Summits in Solidarity community on a short-and-sweet winter wonderland hike in our headquarters region, Wobanadenok (the White Mountains of NH).
Fireside Chat with Kathy Chau Rohn at the Notch Hostel
On Saturday March 1, 2025, the Notch Hostel in NH will be hosting a Fireside Chat with guest speaker Kathy Chau Rohn called “Full Circle: Finding Fulfillment in Day, Section, and Thru-hiking”.
This event is free and open to the public. Before each talk we will enjoy a potluck-style meal together. The following morning you may opt to join in on an unguided sunrise hike.
PAST EVENTS
The Notch Hostel hosted our annual a special benefit for us on the night of our official hike day. It was a weekend of socializing with other participants, volunteers, and board members, and winning mega prizes from our in-person raffle.
Hey SiS friends! On February 4th and March 11th 2023, the Notch Hostel hosted two Fireside Chats focused on outdoor equity in the White Mountains and beyond.
The first chat gave perspectives from long-distance hikers of color, and the second explored two new programs in the White Mountains that increase outdoors accessibility.
Before each talk guests and speakers enjoyed a potluck style meal together, and the following morning the heartiest members of the group climbed one of our local 4,000-foot mountains for sunrise.
“Eat, Chat, Hike.”
These Fireside Chats are free and open to the public; donations to the speakers are encouraged. You can also attend virtually if you can’t make it in person.