Randolph will once again come alive with free music on Sunday, June 21st, as the community joins the worldwide celebration of Make Music Day — an annual global event held in more than 2,000 cities across 120+ countries on the summer solstice. Throughout the day, musicians of all ages and genres will perform across downtown Randolph in parks, businesses, galleries, libraries, and public spaces, creating a town-wide celebration of music, creativity, and community connection. This year's headline act will be All the Rivers, a global ensemble of musicians who call Vermont home, performing at Chandler Music Hall at 6:30 PM. Current Randolph Schedule: 10am–12pm: AliT at Wit & Grit 10–11am: Lois Fein at Kimball Public Library 11am–1pm: Dave Wrong at 15 North Main Street 11am–1pm: Em & Nat at The Gear House 11am: Community parade to Harmony Park (meet at Chandler) 11am–3:30pm: Father's Day Brunch and live music at the park RUHS student fundraiser will be selling food 11am–12pm: Beth Telford Violin Student Showcase 12–1pm: Community Drum Circle led by All the Rivers Percussionists (Drums provided!) 1:15–2:15pm: All the Rivers Showcase 2:30–3:30pm: MINC 4pm: Community Parade from the Rec Pool to the Center of Town 1–2pm: Patrick O'Meara and Ryder Musselman at Brainstorm Art Supply 1–6pm: Hip Hop Showcase at Polestar Cannabis 2:30–4pm: Granville Daze at Speaking Volumes 6pm: Parade from Trillium (24 Pleasant St.) to Chandler Center for the Arts 6:30-8 pm: Evening performance by All the Rivers at Chandler Center for the Arts