Starksboro’s Own Stone Soup: A dramatic performance and potluck supper.
An evening of music and light hearted drama, the third annual performance of “Starksboro’s Own Stone Soup” story is scheduled for Sunday, March 16th. The HIMS, Huntington's Incredible Male Singers, will perform at 5:00. The HIMS are well known for their great vocals and instrumental bluegrass gospel music. Their music is sure to get your feet tapping and hands clapping as you await the opening curtain.
This year’s performance of Stone Soup features three hungry and tired cowboy actors who stumble upon a community of folks who live up in the lil’ valley underneath Big Hog Heaven Mountain. Two jokesters and a youth jug band will perform between acts.
Please bring a non-perishable food item for the Starksboro Food Shelf and a dish to share at the potluck supper that follows the twenty five minute dramatic performance. At least one of the soups served at the potluck is likely to be made with a stone! Stone Soup director of drama, Roberta McKinney, kidsrme7316@gmail.com can be contacted for information or to volunteer.
Stone Soup is hosted annually by the First Baptist Church of Starksboro to raise funds for its Neighbor Helping Neighbor (NHN) fund. NHN funds are available to anyone in the greater Starksboro area who is in need, regardless of church affiliation. Contact FBC Pastor Detweiler to inform him of a personal need at 802.434.6715, if an emergency phone 802.989.2679 or email him at revdets@gmail.com. Typically, a bill or an invoice is given to the pastor so that it can be paid. Checks are not made payable to an individual. NHN funds are disbursed as received upon NHN committee review. There is no qualification requirement other than need and no paperwork is required.
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