A really interesting store with lot of wood crafts. You can find a wide array of items made out of…read moredifferent Torres of wood. O have driven past this place on many occasions and finally stopped to see what was inside. We found shop many interesting items art really great prices. Definitely coming back the next time we visit.

Very cool shop with Vermont made woodwork items. My partner likes the wooden postcards. They have…read moreeverything from ornaments to furniture. I love the wood paint kits which include about 6 or so ornaments, paints, brushes, etc. for only $8.95. Kits for holidays, animal themes and more. Many VT themed gifts, cutting boards, gorgeous gift cards and postcards and so much more. Supposedly the items are made in the workshop on location. Check it out!

this is a store, but really it is more a gallery exhibiting and selling the wares of native…read moreamerican, inuit and indigenous peoples. The shop has been in Manchester VT for thirty years plus. The folks running it are incredibly friendly and helpful. the art ranges from jewelry to beautifully sculpted art pieces to hand woven throws and rugs to mocs to many other things. There is ample floor space. They are not right on the main drag--you have to walk to find then--but it is worth the walk. A nicer store you will not find in your travels.

I have always enjoyed this store. The proprietors are a really lovely couple who know a lot about…read moreFirst Nations art. There is an amazing collection of bronze art, silver jewelry, deerskin moccassins and zapotec rugs.

I have had two custom live edge dining table made here. They are absolutely beautiful and…read morewonderfully crafted. Could not be happier

Extremely friendly and knowledgeable staff. This shop has the most Kaffe Fasset fabrics I had ever…read moreseen in one place! They had a lot of Tilda and much much more!! Plenty of gorgeous quilt fabrics to chose from. They had many many shop samples made up that showed the talents and taste of the staff!! Can't wait to visit again.

Have taken my Bernina there for service twice, it has been excellent both times. The first time a…read moresignificant repair was needed and the repair was much more timely and cost effective than what the big box sewing store quoted me. The second time the issue turned out to be my user error, but the repair technician walked me through the issue in a really kind and informative way (no condescension at all!!!) The entire staff is friendly!

So much to love about this store. First-off, it's an utter feast for the eyes. If you happen to…read morevisit while one of Miranda's black-carved dragon platters is hanging on the wall, consider yourself blessed. Marvel at the smooth, sturdy strength of a hand-planed table. And get lost in the selection of curated items that they stock -- including interesting books on all kinds of topics from Ernest Shackleton (one of Charles's not-so-distant ancestors) to farm-to-table cookery, fountain pens, and local maple syrup. The proprietors, Charles and Miranda, are usually buzzing around somewhere. They are two of the friendliest business owners I've met and will take time out of their day to talk to you about their lives and work in this part of the world. They will make you long for the New England country life...also, if you're tempted by a mug, talk to Miranda. She has some wonderful thoughts on mugs and how they accompany us through our daily lives and should therefore be functional and beautiful and make you happy every time you use them (this is basically the overarching philosophy of ST)...your choice of mug says a lot about you, apparently...just try not to overthink it ;) The prices are commensurate with the long and loving labor that goes into each piece -- which means that I'll be saving up for my first Shackleton Thomas four poster bed (or maybe cocktail cabinet?) for the best part of my career. But do not fear! Thanks to the wonderful selection of pottery "seconds" that make it to the shelves, a unique mug or cereal bowl are within reach of every budget. Definitely do check out the seconds (bits of pottery pieces that didn't make the cut -- think: a tiny smudge of glaze where it shouldn't be, or a decorative rabbit with one ear slightly bigger than the other made by an apprentice potter). All three of the mugs I've bought here have been seconds (less than $35 each, I think) and I think their tiny flaws make them even more beautiful than the "perfect" version. In fact, I am about to drink my morning coffee from my favorite Devonshire mug (I love the combination of rough and smooth, and the understated, earthy tones). All-in-all, definitely stop by if you're in the area. You will leave inspired and humbled by ST's commitment to creating beautiful and useful (and never pretentious) objects by hand, and with a new (and better) reason to save your pennies!

Loved their wood furniture and ceramics. I especially loved…read morethe wood table with the gold inlaid Enjoyed seeing the woodworking tools. The woman that works there is very knowledgeable and will share with you Shakleton's history, when he got started, etc.

This beautiful gallery, located in a grand historic federal style building, on the circle near…read moreNorthshire Books, offers a fantastic selection of fine art and fine craft, all locally made. it is a cooperative style business, and there is always a knowledgeable artist member ready to greet and help you! I like that there is a wide price range here too! Categlories of art include paintings, photography, wood, jewelry, glass, pottery, metal, sculpture, fiber and more. Wearable art is a specialty. Every time I visit, each artist offers a different selection of new pieces as they are made. There are 2 floors and outdoor sculpture. This is a top destination when visiting the lovely town of Manchester!

My spouse and I loved this place. We spent a long time browsing and admiring all the different…read morekinds beautiful artwork. The next day we ended up returning to purchase a round rock sculpture by Jen Herzer that we are absolutely loving in our home here in Maine. The gallery space is beautiful and spacious, and there was absolutely no pressure to purchase anything. The artists running the store were a joy to chat with. Overall a wonderful experience

Beautiful cutting boards! Great christmas gifts! Lots of…read morehand carved wood items. Good prices.

Nice furniture--was looking for solid wood, the made in USA and eco-friendly was great. So why the…read moremediocre review? I bought and put together the Mission console cabinet. Turns out that the cabinet has no back. I don't mean the top shelf that has the three wooden slats--I mean the cabinet behind the doors. What cabinet doesn't have a back?! That's what a cabinet is. As assembled, the piece is not a cabinet; it is a set of shelves with doors in front of the lower two. I'm still trying to figure out a way to keep the dust out. The photos on the site carefully do not show this--I never would have bought it if this were shown. Shame on you, Manchester Wood. I thought I'd found a company I could trust. Instead, false advertising creeps in.

On a rainy afternoon, my friend and I googled things to do in Manchester and this popped up. At the…read moretime of this review, they have been open two months. We walked into the most friendly staff member (I'm guessing owner!) who quickly explained how the process worked. They have a wide selection of crafts to do for a variety of price points. The owner was very transparent with my friend and I how prices worked and was incredibly friendly. Once we choose our crafts, she helped us set up and let us go at our own pace. The price point includes everything you need and no time limit! She also was kind enough to show us her book bedazzling class list and explained to us how it worked in case we wanted to come for it! She also explained how her classes are on the website which we later reviewed! I will say, this is a perfect craft for kids with grandparents or for people waiting out weather. I would totally come back the next time I'm in Manchester. The staff member also took time to listen to our feedback and ask for any possible suggestions of crafts as my friend and I are both horse people in Manchester for HITs Vermont. She really wanted to make sure she wasn't going to offend anyone by offering horse shoes to paint. It's really well worth the visit and I hope it's around for a long time. Ps. The best part is no clean up involved, she handled it all!

An absolute blast! Stumbled in and created moss art and an air plant terrarium. We enjoyed…read moreourselves so much my daughter and I came back the following day for the splatter room. The owner and team are phenomenal - warm, welcoming, supportive, helpful, and encouraging. The space is stunning and huge, light and airy. We were even offered a little dessert while my girl made a keychain before we departed. There are so many different crafting options which makes the pricing so fair; a $10 keychain, a $65 moss box - something for everyone. So many spaces to create! There are few third spaces these days and Gathered & Made feels this way. Truly a gem in Manchester for all ages. We're bringing friends and family next time!