Randolph VT Upcoming Community Events

Join Middle Branch Collaborative this Wednesday for Open Mic night (happening during Pizza Night) as Mike and Tony set up our very own "stage". Come and join us as performer or just to sit back and enjoy the local live music! Pizzas are offered at just $15! This week's line up will include: MY SURPREME HAPPINESS: Pepperoni, Bacon, Green Peppers, Onions and Mushrooms VEGGIE-ESTA Broccoli, Tomato, Onion, Green Pepper, Mushroom and Black Olive. PLAIN PIE A classic cheese pizza OR you can create any pizza you'd like out of the toppings listed above.

Join us for a hands-on Maple Flavor & Grading workshop in Randolph, led by Henry Marckres, a local maple legend! Learn to assess and grade maple syrup based on color, clarity, density, and flavor using industry-standard tools and grading kits. Participants will practice taste testing and quality evaluation to ensure top-quality, market-ready syrup. This workshop also includes visits to Silloway Maple and CDA Maple in Randolph, offering a behind-the-scenes look at local maple production! Date: 3/15-3/16 Location: Red School House at VTSU-Randolph Price: $400 for the 2-day hands-on training. We also accept VSAC Advancement Grants and AmeriCorps Segal Funds. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best and refine your maple grading skills!

On Monday, March 17, 2025, the Development Review Board will meet at 7:00 PM. The meeting will be hybrid, with physical attendance possible at the Town Office downstairs conference room. Digital attendance is possible via Zoom. Meeting ID: 227 187 6830. By phone only – (929) 436-2866. The DRB will consider the following agenda items and Zoning applications: 1. Call to Order. 2. Public Comment: For items not on this agenda. 3. Consider Approving Prior Meeting Minutes. 4. New Business: • One Life Communities, LLC, Zoning Permit Application - 3720 VT Route 14 South: Proposing a 3-lot sub-division. 5. Old Business / Continuations • None 6. Adjourn

Help grow the Central Vermont comedy scene and come practice telling your jokes at The Den in Williamstown with us. Third Wednesday of the month. List goes down at 7. Follow Laugh Local VT for updates.

Join Kirk Jones of Evolvlove Sound Therapy (https://evolvlove.com/) and Brad Miller of The Sound Fellowship (https://www.thesoundfellowship.com/) for an immersive resonant experience of sound and vibration. Large Paiste gongs and quartz crystal alchemy bowls will create an enveloping soundscape while large bronze singing bowls are rung and sung on the body (if you choose). This session is designed to clear energetic and muscle tension, guiding you to healing within and bringing you and your nervous system into deep restorative relaxation. Saturday, March 22, 7pm-8:30pm $36 Chandler Music Hall - Upper Gallery Randolph, VT Email: TheSoundFellowship@outlook.com if you need help.

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees) Tickets: https://sevendaystickets.com/events/ali-t-and-shy-husky-w-nick-granelle Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30 BYOB (21+) All Ages Ali T: Alison Turner, better known as Ali T, is an indie-pop singer-songwriter based in Vermont. Influenced by pop/rock anthems of the early 2000s, the songstress performs original favorites and puts her own spin on popular tunes. Having started writing songs at the age of seven, and picking up the guitar when she was 11, Ali has developed into an introspective songwriter and versatile performer. Vermont's Seven Days named Ali T "Best Pop Artist" in 2023, having been a nominee since 2018. She has also been a finalist for Best Vocalist (2018-2022) and was a nominee in the New England Music Awards for "Rising Star - Vermont" (2022) and "Pop Act of the Year" (2023). Ali grew up on a farm in Royalton, Vermont and graduated from Wagner College on Staten Island. She majored in Arts Administration and minored in both film & media studies and psychology. Ali typically performs 100+ shows per year. She used her pandemic time to write and create - producing a music video for a new single, "Down (Wonderland)" (2020), a tune she wrote and produced over a span of three days. Two more singles followed - "Monsters & Demons" (2021) and her first holiday tune, "Snowed In" (2021). Songs have been featured on radio stations across the region, including Vermont's The Point, VPR, WEQX, and Boston's 'The River'. Ali has released three albums - "Smoke & Mirrors" (2019) with help from Grammy-winning sound engineer and her former guitar teacher, Ed Eastridge, "The Makeover" (2021), which is a remastered and reworked collection of original songs from her past, and her latest release - the entirely self-produced, "Pancakes At Midnight" (2023). Her music is available on all streaming platforms. Shy Husky: "A distillation of decades' worth of rock" (Chris Farnsworth, Seven Days). Simultaneously nostalgic and fresh, Shy Husky's music serves as an update to the 90's alt-rock they grew up on. Big, distorted guitars and pounding drums blend seamlessly with modern clean, pop-infused vocals to create a new style that lands at the intersection of emo, pop punk, and modern alt-rock. On their 2023 self-titled EP, produced by Matt Appleton (The Used, Atreyu, The Ataris), they find their sound, creating a solid debut that showcases their precise songwriting while maintaining the edge and energy they bring to their live shows. Based in the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire, Shy Husky is a staple of their local music scene and has roots growing throughout New England. Nick Granelle: Nick Granelle is an indie rock singer, guitarist, and producer, splitting his time between Brooklyn and Vermont. His Zappa inspired solos blend into Strokes influences. From his early 2k upbringing he combines elements of rock, retro-indie and modern prog to create a distinct sound that is freshly nostalgic. His self produced music highlights his ability to pair infectious melodies with pristine auditory production.