Gone Guys Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Monday, Nov 3rd 6:00-8:00pm (Doors Open 5:30pm)
Playhouse Movie Theatre 11 S Main St, Randolph, VT 05060
Tickets By Donation Online or At the Door

“Gone Guys”, 45min Documentary & Panel Discussion
More information & to WATCH THE TRAILER visit: www.GoneGuysFilm.com
Boys and young men are struggling. It’s time to talk about it.

Presented by The Richard E. & Deborah L. Tarrant Foundation and The Vermont Community Foundation. A Well Told Films Production.
Media Sponsor: Vermont Public
Randolph Screening Co-Host & Sponsor: Clara Martin Center

Over the past fifty years, boys and young men have steadily disengaged from school, work, and broader so   ...

Gone Guys Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Monday, Nov 3rd 6:00-8:00pm (Doors Open 5:30pm)
Playhouse Movie Theatre 11 S Main St, Randolph, VT 05060
Tickets By Donation Online or At the Door

“Gone Guys”, 45min Documentary & Panel Discussion
More information & to WATCH THE TRAILER visit: www.GoneGuysFilm.com
Boys and young men are struggling. It’s time to talk about it.

Presented by The Richard E. & Deborah L. Tarrant Foundation and The Vermont Community Foundation. A Well Told Films Production.
Media Sponsor: Vermont Public
Randolph Screening Co-Host & Sponsor: Clara Martin Center

Over the past fifty years, boys and young men have steadily disengaged from school, work, and broader society. They’re falling behind academically, struggling with loneliness and isolation, and facing rising rates of substance abuse and suicide.
This 45-minute documentary draws on the influential work of Richard V. Reeves’ “Of Boys and Men”, illuminating these challenges through powerful data and compelling personal stories. Many of us have experienced these issues first-hand, but it can be difficult to talk about them. It’s not zero-sum: caring more about boys and men does not mean caring less about women and girls.
Set in rural Vermont, the film brings national data to life with engaging animation accompanying lived experience featuring young men, educators, mentors, and trailblazing programs that are working to re-engage boys and young men in their communities and reshape their futures.
Content advisory: This film includes references to substance use, suicide, and mental health struggles.
More information & to WATCH THE TRAILER visit: www.GoneGuysFilm.com

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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 recording with the band to international acclaim. He later moved to Nashville, where he built a prolific songwriting career. His credits include Rosanne Cash’s #1 hit “My Baby Thinks He’s a Train”, along with top-charting songs for Asleep at the Wheel, k.d. lang, and Lee Roy Parnell.

His co-writing collaborations span Los Lobos, Marshall Crenshaw, Rosie Flores, Robert Earl Keen, and many more artists who have recorded his material. After a long hiatus, Preston has r   ...

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 recording with the band to international acclaim. He later moved to Nashville, where he built a prolific songwriting career. His credits include Rosanne Cash’s #1 hit “My Baby Thinks He’s a Train”, along with top-charting songs for Asleep at the Wheel, k.d. lang, and Lee Roy Parnell.

His co-writing collaborations span Los Lobos, Marshall Crenshaw, Rosie Flores, Robert Earl Keen, and many more artists who have recorded his material. After a long hiatus, Preston has returned with new songs and a stellar lineup of musicians on The Vermont Sessions, released in November 2024.

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Opera Vermont presents William Grant Still’s A Bayou Legend — “A tale of unrequited love, revenge, and eternal transcendence.” Featuring a live orchestra conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson.

Opera Vermont launches a groundbreaking multi-year cycle dedicated to the works of William Grant Still, the “Dean of African American Composers.” This historic production marks the first time an opera by a Black composer will be staged in Vermont, performed by a cast of world-class BIPOC artists.

Set in a Mississippi bayou village, A Bayou Legend is a moving one-act opera about love, longing, and the price of jealousy. Human passion collides with the supernatural, showing that the force of love can reach beyond life itself.

Joshua Collier, Arti   ...

Opera Vermont presents William Grant Still’s A Bayou Legend — “A tale of unrequited love, revenge, and eternal transcendence.” Featuring a live orchestra conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson.

Opera Vermont launches a groundbreaking multi-year cycle dedicated to the works of William Grant Still, the “Dean of African American Composers.” This historic production marks the first time an opera by a Black composer will be staged in Vermont, performed by a cast of world-class BIPOC artists.

Set in a Mississippi bayou village, A Bayou Legend is a moving one-act opera about love, longing, and the price of jealousy. Human passion collides with the supernatural, showing that the force of love can reach beyond life itself.

Joshua Collier, Artistic Director of Opera Vermont, calls the project “a cultural commitment to honor William Grant Still’s legacy and to ensure that Vermont becomes a place where history, music, and community converge in celebration.”

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Opera Vermont presents William Grant Still’s A Bayou Legend — “A tale of unrequited love, revenge, and eternal transcendence.”

Featuring a live orchestra conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson.
Opera Vermont launches a groundbreaking multi-year cycle dedicated to the works of William Grant Still, the “Dean of African American Composers.” This historic production marks the first time an opera by a Black composer will be staged in Vermont, performed by a cast of world-class BIPOC artists.

Set in a Mississippi bayou village, A Bayou Legend is a moving one-act opera about love, longing, and the price of jealousy. Human passion collides with the supernatural, showing that the force of love can reach beyond life itself.

Joshua Colli   ...

Opera Vermont presents William Grant Still’s A Bayou Legend — “A tale of unrequited love, revenge, and eternal transcendence.”

Featuring a live orchestra conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson.
Opera Vermont launches a groundbreaking multi-year cycle dedicated to the works of William Grant Still, the “Dean of African American Composers.” This historic production marks the first time an opera by a Black composer will be staged in Vermont, performed by a cast of world-class BIPOC artists.

Set in a Mississippi bayou village, A Bayou Legend is a moving one-act opera about love, longing, and the price of jealousy. Human passion collides with the supernatural, showing that the force of love can reach beyond life itself.

Joshua Collier, Artistic Director of Opera Vermont, calls the project “a cultural commitment to honor William Grant Still’s legacy and to ensure that Vermont becomes a place where history, music, and community converge in celebration.”

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Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)
Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30
All Ages // Substance Free

Join us Friday, November 21 for a high?energy, all?killer punk bill at The Underground’s Listening Room. Four bands. Zero filler. Expect big hooks, breakneck tempos, and an utterly rowdy good time.

Robbery:
Montpelier punks with punchy guitars, driving rhythms, and shout?along vocals. A stage-forward presence that turns momentum into mayhem in the best possible way.

Model 97:
Plattsburgh’s punk rock export, channeling classic urgency with modern edge. Studio?sharp, live?wild, and built for sweat?level singalongs.

Mr. Doubtfire:
Burlington lifers bringing glossy pop?punk energy and big?smi   ...

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)
Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30
All Ages // Substance Free

Join us Friday, November 21 for a high?energy, all?killer punk bill at The Underground’s Listening Room. Four bands. Zero filler. Expect big hooks, breakneck tempos, and an utterly rowdy good time.

Robbery:
Montpelier punks with punchy guitars, driving rhythms, and shout?along vocals. A stage-forward presence that turns momentum into mayhem in the best possible way.

Model 97:
Plattsburgh’s punk rock export, channeling classic urgency with modern edge. Studio?sharp, live?wild, and built for sweat?level singalongs.

Mr. Doubtfire:
Burlington lifers bringing glossy pop?punk energy and big?smile choruses. Since ’93, they’ve made every room feel like a packed basement show — loud, tight, and a guaranteed good time.

The Skizm:
Hardcore?leaning punk from NYC veterans, blending old?school grit with speed, barked hooks, and pile?on moments. Members with roots in The Krays, American Eagle, WRENCH, and Mad Mulligans.

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