Randolph is alive year round with a bunch of activities and get-togethers! The calendar below contains many of the events taking place in and around town. Please add your own event using the Add Event button below. For municipal meetings and other town business please consult the Town of Randolph website.
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For information, contact Jane at 369-8989 or [email protected].
Live Poetry Open Mic Event. Anyone can bring poems to read or just come to listen.
Join us for a screening of The Tallest Dwarf, then stay afterwards for a discussion.
Film description: "The Tallest Dwarf follows filmmaker Julie Forrest Wyman as she searches for her place in the little people community and unpacks rumors of dwarfism in her own family. Through intimate stories, creative collaborations, and archival history, the film delves into identity and medicine, asking whether society should change people or the structures that limit them."
Thank you to Indie Lens Pop-Up for partnering with us to provide the film for screening.
Join us for a screening of The Tallest Dwarf, then stay afterwards for a discussion.
Film description: The Tallest Dwarf follows filmmaker Julie Forrest Wyman as she searches for her place in the little people community and unpacks rumors of dwarfism in her own family. Through intimate stories, creative collaborations, and archival history, the film delves into identity and medicine, asking whether society should change people or the structures that limit them.
Thank you to Indie Lens Pop-Up for partnering with us to provide the film for screening.
The Pie Poets include Ina Anderson, Doreen Ballard, Beverly Breen, Debby Franzoni, and Hatsy McGraw. Their name comes from their first collection titled, “Perhaps it was the pie.” The Pie Poets will read at Chandler’s Esther Mesh Room with a pie reception following the readings.
The Vermont Fiddle Orchestra will take the stage at the Chandler Center for the Arts on Sunday, April 12 at 4:00 PM. The program features tunes from Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia, and Appalachia, along with a Sephardic waltz, two compositions by Peter Macfarlane, and a haunting air by Viveka Fox. The concert also highlights three smaller ensembles of orchestra members, including one made up of octogenarian musicians.
The VFO is led by Music Director Peter Macfarlane and Assistant Music Director Susan Reid. Admission is by donation. The orchestra gratefully acknowledges support from Vermont Violins, Vermont Mutual Insurance Company, and Northfield Savings Bank.
Read Alien Clay by Adrian Tchaikovsky, a science fiction novel exploring the thrill of alien discovery and a chaotic ecosystem. Join us for tea, snacks, and a chat! Copies of the book are available.
Adults and teens welcome.
Geof has degrees from Cornell, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Iowa. He is the author of four books of poems and three books for teachers and regularly hosts poetry slams throughout the state. He worked for the state arts council and for the Vermont Department of Education. Now retired, Geof offers writing and performance workshops throughout the state.
A market of farmers, growers, bakers, artists and craftsmen. Our Spring Farmers Market will be located on The Vermont State University (Formerly Vermont Technical College) campus. We will be set up at Judd Hall. Free admission and plenty of parking.
Béla Fleck joins harpist Edmar Castañeda and drummer Antonio Sánchez in a striking all-star trio that redefines what a small ensemble can be. Fleck, a 19-time Grammy winner and genre-blurring banjo virtuoso, is joined by two of the most gifted musicians of their generation. Castañeda brings a dazzling voice to the harp rooted in jazz and world music, while Sánchez, a five-time Grammy winner, is celebrated for his visionary work in jazz and film. Together, they perform original music filled with fearless exploration, rich melodies, and grooves that twist, turn, and captivate.
The final Poem Town event at Silloway Maple Sugar House with farmer poets led by Taylor Mardis Katz.
Plant and seed swap!
Bring something; take something!
Houseplants and outdoor starters welcome, please no pests!
Seeking storytellers for our Moth-style event!
Join Samara, a regional storyteller who has been traveling around the state to visit libraries and partnering with locals to produce a storytelling evening. We'll gather to share true, first-person stories and connect through the power of storytelling.
First time storytellers encouraged! To tell your story, please email Samara Anderson for details and guidance at [email protected]
