Community Events
Events at WRCC!
Our events list is updated regularly and we always welcome suggestions for new offerings!
If you have questions or would like more information, please email info@whiterivercraftcenter.org.
To see past events visit our Facebook page
Dia De Los Muertos
Day of the Dead
The Dia de los Muertos Community Altar has become a meaningful annual tradition in Randolph that honors loved ones while fostering cultural understanding and connection.Developed in partnership with schools, artists, organization, and members of Randolph’s Mexican-American community, the project invites people to learn about Dia de los Muertos traditions through art, storytelling, rememberance, and celebration. The altar creates space for reflectiom while strengthening relationships across cultures and generations.
Visit the altar, share a remembrance, volunteer, or help shape future celebrations.
Make Music Day
Each year on June 21, Make Music Day transforms Randolph into a free, community-wide celebration of music. Musicians of all ages and experience levels fill parks, sidewalks, galleries, businesses, and public spaces with live performances, creating opportunities for unexpected encounters, creative expression, and community connection.
In 2026, Randolph became a statewide leader in Make Music Vermont, with Chandler Center for the Arts, The Underground Listening Room & Recording Studio, and the White River Craft Center taking on coordination of the statewide initiative.
Perform, volunteer, host a musician, or help grow Make Music Day in Vermont.
Save the date: June 21st, 2027.
Earth Day
Earth day programming connects creativity, community, and environmental stewardship through exhibitions, collaborative projects, workshops, and family-friendly activities. Working with artists, educators, and community partners, the Craft Center creates opportunities to explore environmental themes through creative expression and collective action. These projects encourage people to see art as a tool for learning, engagement, and caring for the places we share.
Share an idea, partner on a project, volunteer, or help plan future Earth Day events.
Winter Solstice
The Solstice Celebration brings people together during the darkest day of the year through art, music, food, fire, and community gathering. The event supports local artists and makers while creating opportunities for neighbors to connect through shared traditions and creativity. What began as a seasonal gathering has quickly become a meaningful annual celebration, offering warmth, joy, and community connection during the winter months.
Attend the celebration, become a vendor, volunteer, or help shape future traditions.