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Logo Contest

Submit your creative logo design for Veterans Playhouse and help shape our identity

Events

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Veterans Playhouse Variety Show at Hard Rock Cafe, Biloxi, MS

October 23rd, 2025 @ 18:00

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Veterans Day - Open House

November 7, Friday

Announcements

Help Design Our Veterans Playhouse Logo!

We're excited to announce a logo design contest for the Veterans Playhouse, and we want YOUR ideas! All residents are invited to submit their creative suggestions. Here's how you can participate:

What’s Needed: A logo that represents our Veterans Playhouse—something creative, welcoming, and meaningful for our community.
Who Can Enter: All residents—no art experience needed! We encourage everyone to share ideas, drawings, or descriptions.
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How to Submit:

Draw your idea on paper, or
Write a description of what you imagine the logo should look like.
Drop your submissions at the Art Department or you can upload your icon by going to the contest page here.
Deadline: Please submit your ideas by August 30, 2025.
Help Available: If you need art supplies, or help turning your idea into a drawing, please let us know. We’re happy to assist!
Why Join?: Your ideas will help create a welcoming symbol for all who visit our website and perform at the Veterans Playhouse.
We look forward to seeing your creativity!

Veterans Playhouse Variety Show at Hard Rock Cafe, Biloxi, MS Oct 23rd, 2025 @ 18:00

We're excited to announce that the next Veterans Playhouse Variety Show will take place this October at the Hard Rock Cafe in Biloxi, Mississippi. The exact date will be announced soon.

If you're interested in participating, please text Roberta at 561-632-7116. You will receive all the event details directly.

Stay tuned for updates!

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TEDDY BEAR PROJECT COMING TO 2 LOCATIONS IN LA

The Teddy Bear project is going to LA to offer our caring to victims of the tragic fires and to share our caring for the children and their parents who have been so traumatized by losing so much. Naturally for us to respond we needed to gather funds.

Our first effort was orchestrated by Christine Burych of Stowe VT, an active volunteer for the Teddy Bear Project - Kids Caring for Kids, who put together a local fundraiser. She enlisted town enterprises for a raffle for raising money. There were Duck Luge races, and games for children to participate in, supporting the teddy bear project. PHOTO. This effort was well attended and on the streets of Stowe.

Nusantara, co-owned by Kim Harris in Essex, VT, offered clothes from their warehouse. This began with a few boxes to a small mall store front in Santa Monica and concluded with 26 boxes being trucked out to LA to several others. The fresh new clothes are from Thailand, Nepal, and India - all part of a Fair Trade relationship thus furthering this good work for the victims of these immense fires. Bellavance Trucking in VT also was so gracious and supplied regional trucking plus paying for one of the trips by a national company to be dropped off to the Rotary of Altadena for a pop-up event. Thus bringing free clothes to the people of the area. The following trip was subsidized by the local Colchester-Milton Rotary Club VT and will be dropping off 14 large boxes to Formosa Fire Relief, a non-profit located in LA for this cause. The clothes value is approximately upward of $20,000 and over 400 pounds. We congratulate all of our above-mentioned organizations as a collaborative effort.

As this project grows the person of a small mall store put us in contact with the Clayton Children's Museum in Santa Monica. This led to our meeting their new Director, Thomas Sullivan, who invited us to plan a program with him using their spaces. Our plan is to have one day for inviting classroom children to come in to make cards of caring notes to be hung around d the bear's neck, that will then be given to trauma-stricken children the following day at the Museum. On the third day we will head out to Altadena to present children in their neighborhoods with teddy bears also. The bears will also have cards coming from children in Asheville who just experienced their own natural disaster, plus children from other schools - even all the way from Costa Rica.

Victoria White, a renown artist in LA who does work with children in schools on compassion and painting, will accompany us in the art work there. LA photographer Yves Bright will be keeping a photo record of our program. Thank you to everyone who has helped us towards this success.

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