Randolph VT Upcoming Community Events

Hi Everyone! We are restocked with grass fed beef and lamb, maple syrup, raw sheep fleeces, yarn and more! Come see what we have. Cash or check only right now. Hope to see you soon!

Love Church is a non-traditional worshiping community. We welcome everyone, including those who have not connected with a church in the past or have left the traditional church for whatever reason. (Please click the link for the website for more information.) Join us on Saturday mornings, 9:00-10:30 AM. We meet in our pavilion, the Love Barn, for conversation, reflection, and prayer before we head out on our own into the fields or woods or ponds, where we remember that we are nature too, and we take in the blessings that surround us. Afterward, we return for a brief closing circle. Such a sweet way to greet the day. Be sure to dress for the weather! This summer, as we meet on Saturday mornings, we will focus on the teachings found in Hsin-Hsin Ming by Seng-ts'an, Third Patriarch of Zen. We'll have fun doing a little comparison of this reading and Jesus' teachings on love and the power of stillness, and we will dive into how this wisdom affects us in our daily lives. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Many of you know me as Lava. I am going by Daisy now. I'm still me! Love to you, Rev. Daisy Love Church is an Open and Affirming Congregation of the United Church of Christ

Pre-order NOW for Saturday July 18 morning's pickup, to enjoy any of these 4 baked goods made with freshly picked blueberries from Fish Hill Farm: 1) Blueberry Lime Tart (Gluten-Free!) 2) Blueberry Crumble Pie (with or without fresh-churned buttermilk ice cream) 3) Focaccia with Pickled Blueberries & Rosemary (Dairy-Free!) 4) Peanut Butter & Jelly Layer Cake Place your pre-order at http://supperpickerupperclub.com ASAP, because there are no walk-ups, all orders must be placed in advance before the menu closes later this week!

This Sunday, June 14, and weekly--NOTE NEW TIME: 4:00 pm-5:00 pm join the Hebard Hill I-89 overpass (or any of the five). No need for signs, we have banners— Bring yourself, a friend and a good attitude! Come add your voice— and have some fun, too! While our tax dollars bolster billionaires and ballrooms, slush funds and senseless warfare, we scrounge for this week's soaring gas and rent and food and healthcare……. This ends when enough of us say 'enough'; If this is your first time, you're in good company! 'Honk & Wave' at five I-89 overpasses in a row— 33 miles from Berlin to Royalton! I-89 overpass: 735 Hill Street Ext., Berlin I-89 overpass: 2670 VT-65, Brookfield I-89 overpass: 2960-3038 HEBARD HILL ROAD, RANDOLPH I-89 overpass at 2113 Christian Hill Road, Bethel I-89 overpass: 440 Oxbow Road, South Royalton *We're dedicated at all times to exercising our right to demonstrate peacefully and respectfully.

Have you ever wanted to learn a fun and challenging new game? We meet every Monday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the downstairs area of the Kimball Public Library, except on holidays. Please feel free to drop in to see the game in action, join the fun. We hope to see you there!

Those Who Came Before: 250 Years of Vermont History To commemorate our nation's 250th anniversary, the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration (VSARA) presents a speaker series exploring the quest for liberty, equality, justice, and acceptance in Vermont. Our selected speakers use archival records to tell the stories of individuals, communities, and our nation. VSARA holds records from pre-statehood to the present day that document the rights of citizens, the decisions of government, and the history of the State of Vermont. We look forward to welcoming you to our free monthly talks. All talks will be from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 11 of the Vermont State House. These talks will be livestreamed and recorded on ORCA Media. Our first talk, on Wednesday July 22nd, is: "'We Are Finishing the Work of the Revolution:' Redefining the American Revolution's Legacy in the Civil War" - Tyler Alexander Tyler Alexander will draw upon his recently published book, If I Can Get Home This Fall: A Story of Love, Loss, and a Cause in the Civil War, to examine the ways in which ordinary Vermonters--men and women, soldiers and civilians--understood the meaning of the American Revolution's legacy as it pertained to the struggle to restore the Union and abolish slavery during the Civil War period. As a whole, Vermonters were strongly in favor of vigorous measures to prosecute the war, including emancipation, conscription, and the arming of Black troops, and they understand that any nation "conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal" required "a new birth of freedom." The sacrifices that they endured to achieve these democratic aspirations are worth remembering as we continue to debate what the American Revolution's legacy means today.

Love Church is a non-traditional worshiping community. We welcome everyone, including those who have not connected with a church in the past or have left the traditional church for whatever reason. (Please click the link for the website for more information.) Join us on Saturday mornings, 9:00-10:30 AM. We meet in our pavilion, the Love Barn, for conversation, reflection, and prayer before we head out on our own into the fields or woods or ponds, where we remember that we are nature too, and we take in the blessings that surround us. Afterward, we return for a brief closing circle. Such a sweet way to greet the day. Be sure to dress for the weather! This summer, as we meet on Saturday mornings, we will focus on the teachings found in Hsin-Hsin Ming by Seng-ts'an, Third Patriarch of Zen. We'll have fun doing a little comparison of this reading and Jesus' teachings on love and the power of stillness, and we will dive into how this wisdom affects us in our daily lives. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Many of you know me as Lava. I am going by Daisy now. I'm still me! Love to you, Rev. Daisy Love Church is an Open and Affirming Congregation of the United Church of Christ

This Sunday, June 14, and weekly--NOTE NEW TIME: 4:00 pm-5:00 pm join the Hebard Hill I-89 overpass (or any of the five). No need for signs, we have banners— Bring yourself, a friend and a good attitude! Come add your voice— and have some fun, too! While our tax dollars bolster billionaires and ballrooms, slush funds and senseless warfare, we scrounge for this week's soaring gas and rent and food and healthcare……. This ends when enough of us say 'enough'; If this is your first time, you're in good company! 'Honk & Wave' at five I-89 overpasses in a row— 33 miles from Berlin to Royalton! I-89 overpass: 735 Hill Street Ext., Berlin I-89 overpass: 2670 VT-65, Brookfield I-89 overpass: 2960-3038 HEBARD HILL ROAD, RANDOLPH I-89 overpass at 2113 Christian Hill Road, Bethel I-89 overpass: 440 Oxbow Road, South Royalton *We're dedicated at all times to exercising our right to demonstrate peacefully and respectfully.

Have you ever wanted to learn a fun and challenging new game? We meet every Monday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the downstairs area of the Kimball Public Library, except on holidays. Please feel free to drop in to see the game in action, join the fun. We hope to see you there!

Join the East Valley Community Group for Wednesday night bingo all summer long! Doors open at 5:30, games start at 6pm. In the heart of East Randolph at the East Valley Community Hall. We can't wait to see you!

Join us on The Gifford Medical Center green on Saturdays! Our season starts on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and our last market of the season will be on Saturday, October 24, 2026. We are open every Saturday from 9am to 1pm, Our farmers market showcases local farmers, growers, bakers, artists and craftsmen. We have live music every week from local musicians generously sponsored by Northfield Savings Bank, New England Grass Roots Environment Fund and Farm Credit East, Car & Truck Shows on the last Saturday of the month. All years, makes and models are welcome! We have fun for everyone - cooking contests, kid's activities, community information booths and much more! We accept SNAP/3SquaresVT benefits! $20 in benefits receives an additional $20 in Crop Cash - Double your money at the farmers market! See the Market Manager for more details. We look forward to seeing you! Support Local? Buy Local!

This Sunday, June 14, and weekly--NOTE NEW TIME: 4:00 pm-5:00 pm join the Hebard Hill I-89 overpass (or any of the five). No need for signs, we have banners— Bring yourself, a friend and a good attitude! Come add your voice— and have some fun, too! While our tax dollars bolster billionaires and ballrooms, slush funds and senseless warfare, we scrounge for this week's soaring gas and rent and food and healthcare……. This ends when enough of us say 'enough'; If this is your first time, you're in good company! 'Honk & Wave' at five I-89 overpasses in a row— 33 miles from Berlin to Royalton! I-89 overpass: 735 Hill Street Ext., Berlin I-89 overpass: 2670 VT-65, Brookfield I-89 overpass: 2960-3038 HEBARD HILL ROAD, RANDOLPH I-89 overpass at 2113 Christian Hill Road, Bethel I-89 overpass: 440 Oxbow Road, South Royalton *We're dedicated at all times to exercising our right to demonstrate peacefully and respectfully.

Ripple Pizza & Bar in Randolph has been having live music by Jay Burwick and Alex Budney every Monday evening from 7-9pm. They're a very talented guitar and electric bass duo playing rock, funk, blues and soul. Jay was in the Burlington jam band RAQ for many years and toured the country with them. Alex has played with the Seth Yacavone Band, and others. They're great, and it's a pretty big deal to have musicians like them playing in Randolph every week. Come on out and hear them for a fun time. And Ripple has a deal of 2 slices and a beer for only 10 bucks - including draft Switchback and Lawson's Little Sip! NOTE: The FPF calendar only allows events to be listed going 3 months ahead, but they will be playing at Ripple into December. https://www.ripplevt.com

Join us every first and third Thursday of the month from 6-9PM for open mic night! Come share your talents if you play instruments or sing or just come out and watch some top notch local talent while enjoying food and bevs from the Forge.

Love Church is a non-traditional worshiping community. We welcome everyone, including those who have not connected with a church in the past or have left the traditional church for whatever reason. (Please click the link for the website for more information.) Join us on Saturday mornings, 9:00-10:30 AM. We meet in our pavilion, the Love Barn, for conversation, reflection, and prayer before we head out on our own into the fields or woods or ponds, where we remember that we are nature too, and we take in the blessings that surround us. Afterward, we return for a brief closing circle. Such a sweet way to greet the day. Be sure to dress for the weather! This summer, as we meet on Saturday mornings, we will focus on the teachings found in Hsin-Hsin Ming by Seng-ts'an, Third Patriarch of Zen. We'll have fun doing a little comparison of this reading and Jesus' teachings on love and the power of stillness, and we will dive into how this wisdom affects us in our daily lives. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Many of you know me as Lava. I am going by Daisy now. I'm still me! Love to you, Rev. Daisy Love Church is an Open and Affirming Congregation of the United Church of Christ

You are invited to join our group if you would like to learn and play American Mahjongg. We are now meeting at the Randolph Senior Center every Monday, except on holidays. Please feel free to drop in to see the game in action and join in the fun.

ORANGE COUNTY VOTERS: DID YOU KNOW?! There is a contested Democratic Primary race for your State Senate seat on August 11th *AND* Early Voting starts this Saturday, June 27th! WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Representation matters. There are only 30 State Senators and they each have more independent influence (and get lobbied harder) than our 150 House Representatives. In the case of Orange County, the State Senate seat represents nearly all towns in the county (13 of the 17). WHAT ARE THE DISTRICT TOWNS? The Orange County Senate District includes the following Orange County towns: Bradford, Brookfield, Chelsea, Corinth, Fairlee, Randolph, Strafford, Topsham, Tunbridge, Vershire, Washington, West Fairlee, and Williamstown. WHAT HAPPENS IN THE PRIMARY (AUGUST 11)? A primary is how a political party picks its nominee. You don't have to belong to a party to vote in its primary, any registered voter can take part. You'll just ask for that party's ballot when you vote. Whoever gets the most votes in the Primary moves on to the General Election in November. Only one Democratic candidate will get through this round. WHO ARE YOUR PRIMARY CANDIDATES? Monique Priestley (D) & Current Rep. ORA-2 (4 Yrs) - https://priestleyvt.com Rose Lucenti (D) - https://rosefororange.com John Benson (R) & Current Senator (1 Yr) - https://bensonforvtsenate.com KEY DATES AT A GLANCE JUN 27: Primary Early Voting Starts AUG 10: Last Day to Request Mail-In Ballot AUG 11: PRIMARY ELECTION DAY! WANT TO LEARN MORE? Visit the Vermont Voter Portal at https://vote.vermont.gov AND/OR visit the handy page I set up at https://mp4vt.co/vote! WANT TO HELP ME OUT? I'm collecting donations and recruiting volunteers! Sign up today at https://mp4vt.co/join REMEMBER TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 11TH! Only one Democratic candidate will make it through the Primary! (And I would love the opportunity to be the Democratic candidate in the General Election for the Orange County State Senate seat!)

Join us on The Gifford Medical Center green on Saturdays! Our season starts on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and our last market of the season will be on Saturday, October 24, 2026. We are open every Saturday from 9am to 1pm, Our farmers market showcases local farmers, growers, bakers, artists and craftsmen. We have live music every week from local musicians generously sponsored by Northfield Savings Bank, New England Grass Roots Environment Fund and Farm Credit East, Car & Truck Shows on the last Saturday of the month. All years, makes and models are welcome! We have fun for everyone - cooking contests, kid's activities, community information booths and much more! We accept SNAP/3SquaresVT benefits! $20 in benefits receives an additional $20 in Crop Cash - Double your money at the farmers market! See the Market Manager for more details. We look forward to seeing you! Support Local? Buy Local!

This Sunday, June 14, and weekly--NOTE NEW TIME: 4:00 pm-5:00 pm join the Hebard Hill I-89 overpass (or any of the five). No need for signs, we have banners— Bring yourself, a friend and a good attitude! Come add your voice— and have some fun, too! While our tax dollars bolster billionaires and ballrooms, slush funds and senseless warfare, we scrounge for this week's soaring gas and rent and food and healthcare……. This ends when enough of us say 'enough'; If this is your first time, you're in good company! 'Honk & Wave' at five I-89 overpasses in a row— 33 miles from Berlin to Royalton! I-89 overpass: 735 Hill Street Ext., Berlin I-89 overpass: 2670 VT-65, Brookfield I-89 overpass: 2960-3038 HEBARD HILL ROAD, RANDOLPH I-89 overpass at 2113 Christian Hill Road, Bethel I-89 overpass: 440 Oxbow Road, South Royalton *We're dedicated at all times to exercising our right to demonstrate peacefully and respectfully.