Their Mission Statement says it all.....To strengthen communities and neighborhoods through the…read morearts and to bring art, art education, exhibition and performance opportunities to people of all ages, abilities and income. Wonderful shows called the Basement Music Series which run late fall thru early spring......art classes, gallery shows etc. Have been many times and never been disappointed. A must see if you live here or just passing through!

From the owner: VAE's studio-based programs include paper making, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, drawing,…read morepainting, writing, music and dance. A quarterly brochure promotes art classes and workshops for teens and adults as well as after-school sessions and vacation art camps for children. Free programs for teens are also offered, as well as exhibition opportunities here at the Mill Gallery and at Stark Hose Firehouse Gallery (in downtown Bennington). These 2 VAE sites also act as performance venues with the Sage Street Mill being home to the popular Basement Music Series. VAE front door Through outreach and private contract work, VAE staff and artists work in the studios with mainstream youth as well as youth-at-risk in residential homes or special school programs. VAE provides art programs offsite to reach local elders, children and their families in housing communities, private schools and Head Start children.

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I applied to Bennington and got in. It was in my top 10. I REALLY was drawn to the Field Work Term…read moreaspect of Bennington's academic program. However, Bennington was just a bit too small for me. Like Marlboro & Goddard, it was one of the three Vermont colleges I applied to, and it was just TOO small. The town of Bennington is cute and quaint, but hardly a cultural mecca. Hampshire was still the MUCH better overall fit. Granted, Bennington is probably more academically renowned, but I still couldn't see myself there for four years. One of the most BEAUTIFUL campuses out of all the colleges I applied to though. Bennington definitely scored high on that aspect.

Stopped in, picked up a few items (hard to find pickups, old DJ cart). Small shop, great owners…read more There were a couple guitars I liked as well as some electronic pieces that were interesting. On the way home, will stop in again to Pickup something from the window. Maybe look through the cases again. Yes, if you're a gear head you should take a look.

Friendly staff, good snacks & prices - and BEST SEATS EVER! Grew up going here and it is somehow…read morebetter than I remember. Make going to the movies a thing again!! 10/10 would recommend

The staff tonight were not very friendly. they did not seem to want to be there at all and almost…read morelike people were interrupting them for coming to see a movie. They were very unfriendly.... I also hate that you have to pick your seats now. I like to just walk in and choose where I want to sit based on how the layout looks when I get in the theater.

If we could give Noel 100 stars we would! We absolutely loved working with him at Pulse…read moreEntertainment. Communication was so easy every time, wether it be through phone, email, or in person. The sheet he used to assist us in prepping our day was very helpful! At the wedding, he was organized, professional, and kept to our timeline. Matter of fact, he stepped in and became our wedding coordinator when our actual one turned out to be absent. We danced all night long to the music that we requested with zero issue. We highly recommend Pulse Entertainment for weddings and more!

Pulse Entertainment did a great job DJing our wedding. They are always a pleasure to work with and…read morehas great event planning advice! They know how to mix up the music, announcements, and events in order to keep the party going! I would recommend them for any event!

Lovely museum! Its big enough it has many different exhibits but also small enough you can explore…read moreit all in one or two visits. Staff was very kind and helpful, also super knowledgeable on all exhibits and the products in the gift shop. Price for entry was low and fair for the experience. The schoolhouse they have is a cool step back in time and the current temporary exhibit of "Uncanny Valley" was very intriguing. I hope to see more modern art exhibits like this rotated in so I can make more visits :)

Really enjoyed my recent visit here. The staff member working at the front desk was friendly and…read morewelcoming. It is a small museum with a variety of exhibits, the best by far is the Grandma Moses one. You probably only need about 2 hours here. The gift shop is definitely worth perusing and the building overall is very well maintained.

What a disappointment. While it has been many years since we attended the Hudson Valley Garlic…read moreFestival in Saugerties, NY, we expected something similar with lots of garlic vendors offering many different varieties of garlic and various foods, both expected and unexpected, infused with garlic, e.g., fudge, ice cream, drinks, etc. Instead, we saw only a few (9 or 10?) vendors concentrating on garlic, and the only one who had something unique, chocolate cherry garlic fudge, was already sold out on the first day of the festival. Even the food truck vendors had nothing unique. I guess it's time for us to check out the Hudson Valley again.

We attended the second day - Sunday. Very crowded, with the enormous field next door nearly full of…read moreparking (free.) This event is very well organized with everything you might need, except possibly a place to sit. There are numerous duplicates of many vendor types, especially garlic (enough already!), fudge, locally distilled spirits, hand crafted jewelry. A more well rounded variety would be appreciated, i.e. caramel apples (1), pizza (1), garlic plants (2-3), popcorn (2), etc. The food vendors were spread out and it was difficult to know them all before making a choice and later regretting it because something else was more appealing. The attention to recycling was understandable but bordered on rude. The $10 cover charge is excessive. We will not come back every year, maybe 2 or 3 years. There are just not enough unique goods to justify the travel, price and hassle. The