August 2 on the Green:

BALE Free Summer Arts Series & Royalton Farmers Market welcome SafeArt to the BALE Commons!

SafeArt Community Art Activity

Join Misch Beck and the SafeArt team for a fun, family-friendly art activity at the BALE Commons during the Royalton Farmers Market. Create colorful artwork on black paper and enjoy a hands-on creative experience for all ages.

While you're here, explore the SafeArt Exhibition, transforming the walls of the BALE Commons with artwork celebrating creativity, expression, and community.

🖍️ 11:00 AM–2:00 PM

Plus Live Music by Tony Strat Cortez

Spend your Sunday exploring local vendors, supporting area farmers and artisans, participating in community art, and connecting with friends and neighbors on the South Royalton Green.

We look forward to seeing you there!

About the Market

The Royalton Farmers Market is a project of BALE (Building A Local Economy), supporting the cultural, economic, and ecological vibrancy of our community through local food, art, music, and community connection.

Throughout the summer season, markets feature:

• Local farms & vendors

• Live music & performances

• Hands-on workshops

• Community art experiences

• Family-friendly programming

• EBT accepted

Thank you to our infrastructure sponsor, Northfield Savings Bank, for helping make this season possible.

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Join us on Sundays for the Royalton Farmers Market & BALE’s Free Summer Arts Series

A weekly gathering celebrating local food, music, art, workshops, and community connection in South Royalton. Free and open to all.

About the Market

The Royalton Farmers Market is a project of BALE (Building A Local Economy), supporting the cultural, economic, and ecological vibrance of our community through local food, art, music, and community connection.

Throughout the summer season, markets will feature:

• Local vendors & farms

• Live music & performances

• Hands-on workshops

• Community art experiences

• Family-friendly programming

• EBT access

Summer Season

Every Sunday • 11 AM – 2 PM
June 7 – September 27
(No market September 20)

Weekly programming and featured events will be updated throughout the season.

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Join us on Sundays for the Royalton Farmers Market & BALE’s Free Summer Arts Series

A weekly gathering celebrating local food, music, art, workshops, and community connection in South Royalton. Free and open to all.

About the Market

The Royalton Farmers Market is a project of BALE (Building A Local Economy), supporting the cultural, economic, and ecological vibrance of our community through local food, art, music, and community connection.

Throughout the summer season, markets will feature:

• Local vendors & farms

• Live music & performances

• Hands-on workshops

• Community art experiences

• Family-friendly programming

• EBT access

Summer Season

Every Sunday • 11 AM – 2 PM
June 7 – September 27
(No market September 20)

Weekly programming and featured events will be updated throughout the season.

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday.

Guided by the voices, experiences and solutions of those most impacted by the global climate crisis, the 350Vermont White River Climate Action works at the intersections of climate change and social justice. We are building collective power for climate justice locally, in Vermont, and beyond.

Contact: organizers@350vt.org for more.

Meets every 1st and 3rd Weds of the Month. Email resist@balevt.org to join.

Join us on Sundays for the Royalton Farmers Market & BALE’s Free Summer Arts Series

A weekly gathering celebrating local food, music, art, workshops, and community connection in South Royalton. Free and open to all.

About the Market

The Royalton Farmers Market is a project of BALE (Building A Local Economy), supporting the cultural, economic, and ecological vibrance of our community through local food, art, music, and community connection.

Throughout the summer season, markets will feature:

• Local vendors & farms

• Live music & performances

• Hands-on workshops

• Community art experiences

• Family-friendly programming

• EBT access

Summer Season

Every Sunday • 11 AM – 2 PM
June 7 – September 27
(No market September 20)

Weekly programming and featured events will be updated throughout the season.

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

This Sunday, July 5th, the Royalton Farmers Market theme is interdependence — a reminder that we grow through what we share, not just what we produce.

Join us on the Green for:

11:30am Live music with Nate Mott — Vermont singer-songwriter, featured on NPR's Weekend Edition, playing acoustic sets rooted in storytelling and the Vermont landscape. Second set starts at 1:00 PM.
natemottmusic.com

12PM Creative movement workshop — Taylor Barnes of Full Joy Farm leads an all-levels Intro to Improv session on the Green exploring joyful movement set to Nate's sounds. No experience necessary, everyone welcome.

1pm The Sound & The Story: Join Taylor Barnes inside the BALE Commons for a free workshop incorporating writing and working with partners to create improvised dance.
https://www.instagram.com/fulljoyfarm/

11am - 2pm The BALE Free Store — find us on the Green to "shop" or donate your 2nd hand houseware and clothing, in good condition as you would give to a friend. No money exchanged, everything is a gift.

And as always shop & eat local food, farm goods, and enjoy community all afternoon.

Thank you to our infrastructure sponsor, Northfield Savings Bank, for helping make this season possible.

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday.

Guided by the voices, experiences and solutions of those most impacted by the global climate crisis, the 350Vermont White River Climate Action works at the intersections of climate change and social justice. We are building collective power for climate justice locally, in Vermont, and beyond.

Contact: organizers@350vt.org for more.

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

June 28th on the Green: BALE Free Summer Arts Series & Royalton Farmers Market present live music by Tunbridge's own 

Bull & Prairie:
a four-piece band from the hills of central Vermont, creating ambient, melodic indie folk rock.  https://bullandprairie.com/

Don't miss their live music sets at 11am and 1pm!

12pm - 1pm: Between the music Tony Strat-Cortez will lead a 60 min creative Spanish Language Immersion workshop!

Join us on the South Royalton Green for local food, live music, arts programming and community connection.

thank you to our infrastructure sponsor Northfield Savings Bank!

Friday night music jam at BALE Commons! Contact: Ben Arendsee for more details.

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Yoga w/Sylvie

Establish a good self care rhythm with weekly yoga classes. For class descriptions see: https://www.sylviedesautelsyoga.com/

Elegies for Economies: an evening of music about humanity's predicament

No entrance charge but bring some cash to tip the musicians!

Featuring:

Emily Bate performing excerpts from her solo show Homo Economicus, a musical exploration of the current economy and how we might rebuild it from the ground up. https://www.emilybate.com

Marxist Jargon, an "unamericana" band from Burlington,singing loudly about the world's sorry current state and the more beautiful realities our hearts know are possible. https://www.instagram.com/marxist_jargon/

Unfortunately New Economistas will not be present but some of their music may still be featured…