Ring in 2025 at a First Day Hike at Allis State Park in Randolph. This is an easy two-mile hike from the entrance gate of Allis State Park, up the park road to the fire tower in the day-use area, and then down through the...
Visit Silloway Maple in Randolph Center for tours, samples, waffles, donuts, boiling (hopefully!) and more during Vermont Maple Open House Weekend. You are welcome to hike the trails in the sugarwoods. There will be a question and answer time with one of the farm's woodsmen...
The Jubilee in the Valley is a celebration of kindness, art, music, community, planting and spring. Enjoy live music, food, art for sale, craft vendors, yard sale tables and more. A special ceremony will be at 11:30 a.m.
The Chandler Gallery in Randolph will host Jim Sardonis’ “Natural Forms” from Aug. 2 to Sept. 13, with an opening reception for the artist and community on Saturday, Aug. 2. Sardonis’ work will be recognizable to many from his monumental sculptures throughout the region, including the...
Chandler Gallery presents Natural Forms, an intimate new exhibition by Jim Sardonis, the sculptor behind Vermont’s iconic whale tails. This thoughtful show traces Sardonis’ artistic evolution through works in bronze, stone, wood, and plaster—offering a rare look into the creative process behind his monumental public...
Don't miss the 32nd Annual Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival in Randolph! Peter Sanders joins The String Sextets for Borodin’s Sextet in D Minor, Nico Muhly’s choral-inspired work, and Dvořák’s beloved Sextet in A Major.
The 33rd Annual New World Festival in Randolph is Vermont’s Premier Celtic and Québécois event! The event includes five stages, street performers, called dances, kids' activities, food and drink vendors. Featuring: Cassie and Maggie • Le Winston Band • Cécilia • The Reel McCoys •...
Join MaMuse for an evening of harmony-rich folk-soul that uplifts the spirit and opens the heart. Expect unreleased songs from their upcoming album, beloved favorites, and an audience-inspired improv. Returning to Randolph, MaMuse (“Ma” as in Mamma; “Muse” as in inspiration) blends folk and gospel...
Experience the Estonian zombie-folk duo Puuluup, returning to Central Vermont with their genre-defying blend of tradition and innovation. Performing on talharpas—a nearly extinct bowed lyre—Puuluup fuses Nordic roots with loopers, modern effects, and cascading vocals to create an entrancing, danceable sound that’s all their own....
Come to the chicken pie supper in Randolph for traditional chicken pie, potato, squash, gravy, rolls and pie for dessert. Takeout available. Hosted by the East Bethel Grange. Cost is $14 per meal. Children ages five and under eat for free. No reservations necessary. Proceeds support...
Grand Kyiv Ballet, back by popular demand, presents Swan Lake — Tchaikovsky’s timeless masterpiece of love, sacrifice, and redemption. This classic tale follows a prince who falls in love with a swan princess under a spell, brought to life through breathtaking choreography and one of...
Founding member of the Grammy Award–winning western swing group Asleep at the Wheel, Leroy Preston brings a vibrant mix of swing, honky-tonk country, and jazzy blues to the stage. A Vermont native, Preston launched his career locally before co-founding Asleep at the Wheel, touring and...
