Free Event... Do you love to ride mt. bikes or trail run, enjoy live music and tasty craft beer or just want to see more good stuff happening in downtown Randolph?!? We sure do & hope you do too!
RASTA is excited to launch its Summer Music Series at the "soon-to-be-finished" Outdoor Hub in Randolph (16 Plesant st.). On Friday, June 7th we are hosting the first of our three-part series (June 7th, July 11th & Aug 2nd). We're looking forward to the warm sunshine for the group mtb rides and trail runs, followed by live music from the rootsy-reggae duo Drumstick, Bent Hill Brewery's tasty bevs, and some quality Thai from Saap!
DETAILS;
Group mt. bike ride leaves the Hub at 5:30 pm (intermediate level singletrack ride, all welcome, 1 1/2 hour ride)
Trail run leaves the Hub at 5:30 pm (4-mile trail run)
GENERAL PUBLIC welcome after 6 pm (non-riders or runners)
Bent Hill beer and food available around 6:30 pm
Live music starts around 7:30 pm
In our efforts to create a more vibrant downtown and bring people together, we launched this Summer Music Series combining outdoor recreation with festive afterparties. This will be highlighted with a late summer grand opening for the Outdoor Hub, most likely the Aug 2nd date. Our collective vision in Randolph is to make it a better place to live, work and play. The community has made great strides over the last year with positive movement forward and we hope to build upon that with fresh, new energy at the future Outdoor Hub.
This series is made possible by the Main Street Grant from National Life Group. We partnered with RACDC to launch a number of community events, trail work days and group outdoor recreation activities this summer, all anchored in downtown Randolph. Thank you National Life and RACDC!
For more information about RASTA (Rochester/Randolph Area Sports Trail Alliance), please visit our website at www.rastavt.org. Also, follow our Facebook and Instagram page for all the up to date stuff happening.
Hope to see you on Friday, the weather looks perfect!
-RASTA / your local trail advocates