BETHEL — The Mahoosuc Land Trust will present “A Day in the Life of a Tiny-House Builder” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 9, at McLaughlin Auditorium on the Gould Academy Campus.
Luke Hayward, a junior at Gould Academy, began building a tiny house to culminate his eighth-grade year at the Eddy School. Since then, he, his father Chris and his grandfather Gary worked together to construct his house, using creative methods to keep costs and environmental impact low. They’ll share the process and results of their project, and hope to bring the house to campus for all to see.
The presentation is part of the 2018 Speaker Series.
Learn more about the conservation land trust at www.mahoosuc.org.
Luke Hayward is pictured with his tiny house. Hayward and family members will speak on building tiny houses during the Mahoosuc Land Trust’s A Day in the Life speaker series on May 9.
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