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Museums & The ArtsAll Areas Barnet Brownington Cabot Derby Line East Burke East Hardwick Greensboro Greensboro Bend Hardwick Lyndonville Montgomery Center Newport Peacham St. Johnsbury
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Susan Kelley Harkey |
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Susan Kelley Harkey
email: daymoon@sover.net
web: http://www.susankelleyharkey.com
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Susan Kelley Harkey, also known as Susan Kelley www.SusanKelleyHarkey.com
Susan's graduate and postgraduate studies included work in Portraiture, Illustration, and Graphic Design. Her Master's degree included a semester special studies in Portraiture in The Tate Gallery in London, National Portrait Museum in London, the British museum in London and the Scottish National Gallery.
In addition to an ongoing private portrait commissions for an international clientele, Susan has done illustrations for such clients as McDonald Charities, Los Angeles Children's Hospital, NBC Television, Reader's Digest Galoob Toys, and Maranatha! Music, National Medical Home Care, Memorial Hospital Long Beach, California, Warehouse Records and she illustrated two books for the Seventh Day Adventist's Church Pine knoll Publications authored by Graham Maxwell, one of which is published in English, Russian and Spanish. Her most recent commercial illustrations were for Strictly Vermont Candle Company and QNEK productions and she continues her portraiture photography and painting for a private clientele.
Her original art has been on display in Los Angeles exhibitions at the Los Angeles Museum of Science and Industry; Foote, Cone and Belding; the Fashion Institute; California State University and the Vermont State Building in Montpelier.
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All Areas |
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Kevin Harkey |
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Kevin Harkey
email: daymoon@sover.net
web: http://www.kevinharkey.com
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Kevin Harkey is one of the most well respected and sought after Story Artists and Designers in the Animation, Live Action, and Video Game industries today. With sixteen feature film credits behind him he is experienced in boarding for both 2D , 3D and Live Action.
His Clients include: Timian Productions, Cast and Crew Studios, Blue Sky Studios, Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Theatrical Productions Ltd. (Tarzan,The Stage Play), Cecropia, Laika, and Dreamworks.
Film Credits include: Master Mind(in preproduction), How to Train your Dragon(in preproduction), Enos(in preproduction), Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Tarzan, Atlantis the Lost Empire, Home on the Range, and Brother Bear.
Kevin is a member of The Animation Guild (TAG), The Creative Talent Network (CTN), and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Barnet |
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West Barnet Woodworks |
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West Barnet Woodworks
98 Campers Lane
Barnet, VT 05821
tel: 802-633-2860
email: jaxon@kingcon.com
web: http://www.westbarnetwoodworks.com
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West Barnet Woodworks uses the finest hand selected woods in its furniture designs. Michael Lamp, master craftsman and furniture designer has been making hand crafted hand carved furniture for the last 30 years.
His knowledge and experience are built into every custom piece he creates. We invite you to take a look around the site and see for yourself. Mike is also very easy to work with. Feel free to write him an e-mail or pick up the phone and give him a call.
Mike doesn't cut corners either. You can rest assured that each custom piece of furniture is built with love and his many years of knowledge that come from creating unique, exquisite pieces of art that adorn his home and the homes of his collectors.
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Barnet |
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The Double Reed Shop at The Old Homestead |
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The Double Reed Shop at The Old Homestead
PO Box 150
Route 1573
US Rte 5 South
Barnet, VT 05821-0011
tel: 802-633-4016 Toll Free: 877-653-4662
fax: 802-633-4924
email: gailw@TheOldHomestead.com
web: http://www.theoldhomestead.com/reed.htm
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The Old Homestead and The Double Reed Shop share the same roof. Gail Warnaar, Innkeeper and musician, will juggle both hats to serve your needs and comforts. For over 35 years musician Gail Warnaar has performed and taught oboe and bassoon, including 20 years with the Gail Warnaar Double Reed Camp and 33 years as adjunct professor at Hope College in Holland Michigan. In the late 1970's, she created a complete, one-stop resource for double reed musicians. If you are a musician, consider a get-away visit, a Chamber Music Party or a Rehearsal Retreat with access to plenty of new sight-reading music.
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Brownington |
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Old Stone House Museum |
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Old Stone House Museum
109 Old Stone House Rd.
Brownington, VT 05860
tel: 802-754-2022
fax: 802-754-2022
email: information@oldstonehousemuseum.org
web: http://www.oldstonehousemuseum.org
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Originally the dormitory for the first secondary school in Orleans County, this monumental granite structure was completed in 1836 by our nation's first African-American college graduate, Alexander Twilight. Today it houses artifacts of the region's past. Located in the Brownington Historic District, the museum is open from May 15 through October 15, Wed. through Sun., from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Lawrence Barn houses a collection of antique farm equipment, and the Observatory on Prospect Hill offers a 360 degree view of the surrounding countryside.
Check our website for scheduled events and education programs.
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Cabot |
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The Gallery at Loon Cove |
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The Gallery at Loon Cove
239 Sandy Beach Road
Cabot, VT 05647
tel: 802-563-3083
email: rloonnest@fairpoint.net
web: http://www.photosbyrayricher.com
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Come to the gallery and be astonished at the extensive collection of loon photos taken by Wildlife Photographer Ray Richer. While browsing through the many nature and wildlife photos, relax to the sounds of the waterfalls and fountain in the courtyard, and enjoy the view from the gallery of the loons nest on the shoreline of Joe's Pond just outside the gallery door.
Directions: While headed west on Rte. 2 take first right after Joe's Pond Fishing Access (West Shore Rd.), go 1 mile to Sandy Beach Rd. (turn right), follow to end (last driveway on left.) Call for a viewing or take your chances.
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Derby Line |
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Haskell Free Library and Opera House |
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Haskell Free Library and Opera House
93 Caswell Ave
Derby, VT 05829
tel: 802-873-3022
email: info@haskellopera.org
web: http://www.haskellopera.org
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The Haskell Free Library works to provide materials and services to meet the educational, informational, cultural and recreational needs of the community. They provide materials and services in both English and French languages.
The Library and Opera House are uniquely located on the US/Canadian border so that you can literally stand in 2 countries at once. Tours of the Haskell Opera House are available from May 1st through October 31st during regular library hours.
A schedule of performances is listed on their website. Tickets may be purchased at the door, at the Haskell Free Library and at the Woodknot Bookshop, 137 Main Street, Newport VT. Reservations for most performances may be made by calling the Haskell Box Office at 819-876-2020. QNEK Productions of Newport, VT is the resident theater company of the Haskell Opera House. For their ticket and reservation information please call 802-334-2216 or visit their webpage at www.qnek.com.
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East Burke |
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Clarner Woodworks |
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Clarner Woodworks
170 Maple Lane
East Burke, VT 05832
tel: 802-626-8935
email: doug@clarnerwoodworks.com
web: http://www.clarnerwoodworks.com
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Vermont custom furniture maker, Doug Clarner, specializes in handcrafted solid wood furniture for home decor, office and unique furniture gifts. All furniture produced by Clarner Woodworks is handmade to our clients' specifications, from initial idea and design to wood type and finish. Because Doug is passionate about what he does and takes enormous pride in his work, customers are assured unique, high-quality, fine custom furniture pieces that fit their homes and lifestyles.
Feel free to call, write, or email about a project you might have in mind. I'd be happy to talk about it, and provide a free project estimate.
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East Burke |
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Sanderson's Wooden Bowls |
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Sanderson's Wooden Bowls
2902 Vermont Route 114
East Burke VT 05832
tel: 802-626-9622
email: weeza@vtlink.net or sam@vtlink.net
web: http://www.vtbowls.com
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The Northeast Kingdom is forested with a large variety of hardwoods which we use to make our wood bowls and other products. All the wood bowls, wooden pens and other wood pieces are made at the Sanderson home and studio located in East Burke, just 2 1/2 miles north of the Village. We welcome visitors to our studio and feel free to say hello to our friendly donkeys and rabbits while you're here.
A few years ago we started with a small wood lathe that we picked up at a yard sale. It has been an interesting experience. We are completely self taught. We have improved our equipment and are learning more about turning and woodworking as we go along. We take some of the wood that would be discarded or sawed into firewood and turn it into some pretty nice pieces.
It is interesting to take a burl or other piece of wood and start to work it. When we start with a top quality log, we can usually make whatever we choose. When we start sawing or turning a piece of wood from an old rough looking tree that has stood on a fence line for over a hundred years that is when it gets interesting. The wood starts to take shape and shows us what it would like to become. We only use wood that is native to our area. Each bowl we make is one of a kind, hand turned from a single chunk of wood. Each bowl is air dried for several months to allow the bowl to move naturally as it dries. After the bowl has dried we turn it to it's final shape and finish it. We sign and date all our bowls. We figure that this wood has already lived one lifetime in the tree. If we make a good bowl from that tree it should stick around for quite a while longer. It is nice to think that our bowls will be passed down from one generation to another. Years from now someone can look at the bottom of one of our bowls and know that it came from Vermont, who made it, when it was made and the kind of wood it was made from.
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East Hardwick |
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White Water Gallery |
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White Water Gallery
629 Keene Road
East Hardwick, VT 05836
tel: 802-563-2037
email: whitewatergalleryvt@yahoo.com
web: http://whitewatergallery.blogspot.com
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White Water Gallery showcases the work of local and regional internationally recognized artists who are living in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont and the Eastern Townships of Quebec. The name references the raging falls of the Mighty Lamoille as it carves through the village of East Hardwick. Adjacent to the Gallery is Teuscher's Antique Auto Enclave,a mini-museum of sorts that houses perhaps one of the most origanal collections of all steel antique customized cars in the northeast. There is a 1928 roadster, built up from scratch with components from the last eight decades salvaged out of the local scrap yard. This car will top 130 mph! Perhaps most unique among this collection is a home-made tractor or, in the local parlance, a Yankee Doodlebug which originally was a one ton flatbed farm truck, cut in half and shortened up: the driveshaft is eleven inches long! With this rig Teuscher gives back country tours including old logging roads, beaver ponds, old cellar holes and high meadow picnics. Double package: Cars and Art. It is my contention that cars are art as their form and design portray our American Culture. In the case of Hot Rods and customized cars there is no more pure form of sculpture that everyone can recognize as distinctly American. Hours of operation at the Gallery and the Enclave are every Sunday from 11 to 3 of during the week by appointment. A special feature for the season this year will be Car Talk, every Sunday at one o'clock noting the stories and history of these rare examples of pre-WW2 manufacturing before the idea of planned obsolescence homogenized the automobile industry.
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Greensboro |
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Circus Smirkus |
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Circus Smirkus
1 Circus Rd.
Greensboro, VT 05841
tel: 802-533-7443 or 1-800-532-7443
email: info@smirkus.org
web: http://www.smirkus.org
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Circus Smirkus is a non-profit art/education organization that provides a forum for youth and adults to collaborate on life enhancing adventures in the Circus Arts. Fueled by the desire to perform, kids develop physical skills and the enduring qualities of cooperation, discipline and dedication. The facility is open for tours and welcomes new participants and their parents to stop by and have a look around. Successful Programs include: 1) The Big Top Tour -- the only touring youth circus in the U.S. 2) Smirkus Camp -- America's only residential circus arts training conducted in a traditional summer camp setting. 3) Circus Smirkus Academy -- Provides a year-round non-residential circus arts program.
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Greensboro |
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Jennifer Ranz |
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Jennifer Ranz
Greensboro Barn
491 Country Club Rd.
Greensboro, VT 05841
tel: 802-533-9281
email: ranzbarn@yahoo.com
web: http://www.jenniferranz.com
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Jennifer Ranz lives in a magnificent 1880's historic barn in Greensboro, Vermont with her three children. She has enjoyed working in clay and making porcelian jewelry for over 30 years as well as watercolor painting scenes of the surrounding area. Her work is inspired by the beauty of her rural environment and her life experiences as a single parent.
She is currently working with porcelain and white stoneware fired in an electric kiln. Every piece is handmade and individually glazed; no two are alike. Her pottery is decorative, functional and a pleasure to use. You will find her jewelry comfortable and enjoyable to wear.
The Greensboro Barn is open year round by appointment and additional regular summer hours are Wednesday-Saturday 1-4 pm. Jennifer frequently demonstrates wheel thrown pottery and hand building techniques with clay to visitors. In the barn shop, you can view the wide variety of work while sipping tea in one of her handmade cups or enjoying a homemade muffin.
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Greensboro Bend |
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New Wings Designs Cabinetry/Per Guitars |
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New Wings Designs Cabinetry/Per Guitars
281 The Bend Road
Greensboro Bend, VT 05842
tel: 802-533-2444
email: per-nwd@vtlink.net
web: http://www.vermontfurnituremakers.com/Courtney
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Pėr Courtney is a man of many talents & a master furniture & cabinet maker, for over 30 years. With interests & skills in metal & gemstone work & an eclectic taste in music, he also designs & handcrafts an array of jewelry (Silver Wing Designs) & the most beautiful looking & sounding electric guitars available anywhere (Pėr Guitars). Pėr is a Past President of Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.
Visitors/customers are welcome to visit the shop, if Pėr's schedule permits, so making an appointment is recommended & appreciated.
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GRACE (Grass Roots Art and Community Effort) |
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GRACE (Grass Roots Art and Community Effort)
PO Box 960
13 Mill St.
Hardwick, VT 05843
tel: 802-472-6857
email: grace@vtlink.net
web: http://www.graceart.org
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GRACE began in 1975 at the St. Johnsbury Convalescent Center located in Vermonts Northeast Kingdom. Don Sunseri, a newly transplanted artist working working at the Center, provided art materials, encouragement, and a supportive environment, letting residents explore on their own. As a result, they produced a stream of beautiful, often autobiographical art works. The art was later organized into exhibits, slide lectures and publications. Since that time hundreds of exhibits have traveled to galleries, museums, and art centers, regionally, nationally, and internationally.
Today, GRACE has blossomed into a small, non-profit organization which now has a staff of five and runs more than 500 workshops annually. GRACE brings weekly artmaking workshops to the places where people live and work: nursing homes, mental health centers, senior meal sites, adult day centers, and artists' homes. GRACE has been recognized and supported as an important and original community arts program by the Vermont Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, the New England Foundation for the Arts, the Vermont Community Foundation and many private foundations. Smithsonian (1992) CNN Across America (1993), Vermont Life (1995), Vermont ETV (1996), Boston Globe (1998), Raw Vision (2002), and Folk Art (2007) have traveled to Vermont to highlight the GRACE program and the work of individual GRACE artists.
In September of 2000 GRACE acquired the Old Firehouse in downtown Hardwick, the first permanent facility for the organization. The Old Firehouse, built in 1885, is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites. The Old Firehouse provides a bright interior space for GRACE's Firehouse Gallery, community workshops, offices, and art collections. Visitors are welcome to view and purchase a diverse selection of contemporary self-taught art.
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Lyndonville |
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The Scrap Box |
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The Scrap Box
50 Depot Street
Lyndonville, VT 05851
tel: 802-626-9300
email: scrapbox6@myfairpoint.net
web: http://www.thescrapboxnews.blogspot.com
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The Scrap Box: The Biggest Little Scrapbook Store in Town - you can purchase all your scrapbook making materials and kits here. Sign up for classes, workshops and events to learn how to make a fun, creative scrapbook to hold your memories.
Store hours:
Tuesday: 10am - 6pm
Wednesday: 10am - 8pm
Thursday: 10am - 6pm
Friday: 10am - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 3pm
Layout and project classes are every Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm.
Midnight crops are on the 1st Friday and 2nd Saturday of every month from 10am - Midnight.
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Montgomery Center |
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Mountain Fiber Folk |
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Mountain Fiber Folk
188 Main St.
Montgomery Center, VT 05471
tel: 802-326-2092
email: mountainfiberfolk@mac.com
web: http://www.mtfiberfolk.com
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Five years ago an eclectic group of villagers gathered to learn how to spin on a drop spindle. We had so much fun that monthly meetings evolved (and still happen at the Montgomery Library the first Monday of each month). Several members bought wheels, many more learned to knit, and the group expanded to include others who found joy in working with natural fibers. Our members include local farmers and fiber producers who provide most of the fleeces used in our products. Each skein of hand spun yarn and multi-fiber roving is created with care and is truly a local Vermont item!
Members of the Mountain Fiber Folk Cooperative host a unique shop & studio located in picturesque Montgomery Center, Vermont. They provide high quality products made from natural fibers. Our collection of spinning and knitting fibers, handspun (and millspun) yarns are obtained from local: Llamas, Alpacas, Colored Angora goats, Icelandic, Romney, and Cormo sheep, Angora bunnies, and Samoyed dogs!!! Not only can spinners, weavers, knitters, and fiber artists find a vast supply of materials among the hand-dyed locks, handspun yarns, and specially blended roving, but the shop also offers a beautiful collection of locally made gifts such as woven items, needle-felted critters, marvelous fiber dolls, and much more. Come and browse, or sit and knit (or spin) in our cozy corner. The Folk are always available to assist with your selection or help with your project.
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Newport |
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Memphremagog Arts Collaborative |
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Memphremagog Arts Collaborative
138 Main Street
Newport , VT 05855
tel: 802-505-1265
email: MACarts@live.com
web: http://www.memphremagogartscollaborative.com
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The MAC Center for the Arts, in Downtown Newport showcases artisans work with a focus on cultural heritage. MAC's mission is to nurture the communities understanding, appreciation and support of the arts, cultural heritage & humanities.
The Center recently moved into a larger location and features the works of over 50 artists and handcrafters which includes fine art, photography, jewelry, pottery, wood-carving, fiber arts and more.
Classes are also held as well as occasional performances. The Collaborative's website features the works of the members as well as list of classes, performances, and a calendar of arts and humanities events in the Greater Newport area.
The group's premier event, the Annual Arts on Main, gets better every year and is held in late September.
MAC Center hours:
Monday through Saturday, 10 am - 5:30 pm
Sundays, 11am - 4 pm (July through Labor Day)
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Newport |
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QNEK Productions |
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QNEK Productions
54 Wildflower Way
Newport, VT 05855
tel: 802-334-6498/Box Office 802-334-2216
email: qnekproductions@yahoo.com
web: http://www.qnek.com
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Award Winning QNEK Productions, the International Theatre Company in Residence at the Haskell Opera House, a local legend since 1993. QNEK is the only International Theatre Company in the State of Vermont.
The Library and Opera House are uniquely located on the US/Canadian border so that you can watch performances in the US while the performers are actually in Canada.
A full schedule of performances is listed on their website. Shows in 2009 include "Anything Goes" - madcap mischief on the High Seas set to the music of Cole Porter, "Tin Pan Alley - A Salute to Vaudeville" - a Tribute to the 105th Anniversary of the Opera House, and the Dessert Theatre Holiday Show.
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Peacham |
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Snowshoe Farm Fiber Shop |
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Snowshoe Farm Fiber Shop
PO BOX 280
520 The Great Road
Peacham, VT 05862
tel: 802-592-3153
email: snowshoefarm@surfglobal.net
web: http://www.alpacas-snowshoefarm.com
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At Snowshoe Farm, we pride ourselves on offering a special selection of handknit and handwoven alpaca fiber products. Many of these items are one-of-a-kind items that have been handknit on our farm or by other New England fiber artists.
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St. Johnsbury |
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Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium |
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Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
1302 Main Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
tel: 802-748-2372
fax: 802-748-1893
email: info@fairbanksmuseum.org.
web: http://www.fairbanksmuseum.org/
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Our collections include some 175,000 objects including natural science specimens, historical artifacts and ethnological items representing Oceania, the Near East, Africa, Egypt, Japan and native North America.
The Museum is open Year-round:
Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Open Mondays, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. May - Oct.
The only public planetarium in the state of Vermont gives guided tours of the cosmos every week:
September through June: Saturdays and Sundays at 1:30 p.m.
July through August: 11 am Monday through Friday, and at 1:30 p.m. everyday
Check our full calendar of events, festivals, programs, lectures and workshops that engage visitors of all ages.
Museum and Planetarium closed Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Easter.
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St. Johnsbury |
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St. Johnsbury Athenaeum Public Library and Art Gallery |
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St. Johnsbury Athenaeum Public Library and Art Gallery
1171 Main Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
tel: 802-748-8291
fax: 802-748-8086
email: inform@stjathenaeum.org
web: http://www.stjathenaeum.org
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Hours: Monday-Friday 10-5:30, Saturday 9:30-5
The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, a National Historic Landmark, has served as a center of culture and learning for over 130 years. This free public library and art gallery is home to a permanent collection of 19th-century paintings including Albert Bierstadt's majestic Domes of the Yosemite. Poetry readings, contemporary art exhibits in the Upstairs Gallery, concerts. Gifts for sale.
The historic Art Gallery at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum is temporarily closed for restoration of the skylights. Tours of our buildings unique architecture, artwork from our permanent collection, and exhibits in our Upstairs Gallery are available to the public during regular hours. A specially created digital presentation of the works from our historic Art Gallery is on display in the Fiction Room. We look forward to reopening the Gallery in late Fall of 2010.
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St. Johnsbury |
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The Catamount Art Center |
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The Catamount Art Center
139 Eastern Ave.
St. Johnsbury VT
Hours: 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Monday - Saturday
tel: Phone: 802-748-2600 or 888-757-5559
fax: 802-748-0852
email: info@catamountarts.org
web: http://www.catamountarts.org
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Catamount Arts was founded in 1975 with a mission of enhancing the cultural climate of northern Vermont and New Hampshire. Integration of the arts into community life has been our guiding principle and we attempt to cultivate awareness and appreciation of the arts through a diversified schedule of film, music, theater, dance, and the visual arts.
For 20 years, Catamount Arts was located literally next door to one of the most beautiful and historically important buildings in the Northeast Kingdom. When it was opened in 1912, the Masonic Temple of St. Johnsbury was the largest and grandest Masonic building in the state with more than 700 members. In a generous gesture intended to benefit the entire community, the Masonic Lodge gave this showplace building to Catamount in 2005, in return for a no-cost lease in perpetuity of the top floor, which continues to be used as the Lodge meeting place.
Catamount Arts then embarked on a major construction project to transform the lower two floors into a Community Arts Building. The rehabilitation was designed with the help and encouragement of the local community. Not only were the actual plans developed after a series of public creative forums, but much of the rehabilitation work was done by the St. Johnsbury Academy Building Trades and Electricity Programs and the St. Johnsbury Work Camp participants.
Catamounts role as the Northeast Kingdoms primary source of arts and culture vastly expanded with the ribbon cutting on October 4, 2008. The new Community Arts Building features two movie theaters, allowing Catamount Arts to present a regular schedule of acclaimed foreign-language and independent films; two state-of-the-art classrooms, which are used for art, computer and music education; an 80-seat performance space dedicated to regular performances by local artists; and a gallery showcasing local and area artists' work.
Catamount annually presents an extensive series of performances at venues throughout Vermont's Northeast Kingdom bringing in nationally known touring artists as well as accomplished local performers.
Hours: 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Monday - Saturday. In addition, the galleries are available to visitors before and after the nightly film screenings.
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St. Johnsbury |
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Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild |
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Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild
430 Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
tel: 802-748-0158
email: nekguild@kingcon.com
web: http://www.nekartisansguild.com
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A cooperative shop featuring fine handcrafted gifts by almost 100 Northeast Kingdom and Vermont artisans. Works in clay, fiber, glass, wood and metal. Handmade candles and soaps. Paintings and prints. Art gallery on site. Your search for the perfect gift starts here!
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