So much art! I don't think I've ever seen so many cow paintings in one place before - love it. Most…read moreof the art is what I'd consider kitchen art -- lots of bright colors, farm landscapes, fruits and floral paintings. They also have a bunch of kitchen appliances, towels, table setting pieces, vases. Everything looks carefully chosen for the shop, and I'd say that everything they offer is in good taste. Pricing varies, you can find candles for $5, and paintings can go up to $500, probably even more depending on size. Staff was pleasant and checked in when we entered the shop. There's street parking and is basically at the end of the small downtown area.

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!

My daughter had an amazing time at the Spanish Language, Culture & Art camp this week at Gathered…read moreand Made. She came home every day with a huge smile and couldn't wait to tell us about everything she learned and created. She had so much fun exploring a new language, learning about Spanish culture, and making beautiful art. The studio is a wonderful, welcoming space, and she was so proud of all the projects she brought home. Thank you for creating such a fun and memorable experience. We can't wait to come back!

We had a great time here, I really liked this location. The people were great very talkative and…read morefriendly. I really enjoyed the pieces here, I took some pictures but probably shouldn't have but they didn't seem seem upset about it. Art revolves/changes every 2 months which is more than most locations which is usually seasonal.

We were recently in Vermont and stopped in to this gallery and loved it. The works are all from…read morelocal artists and the atmosphere is wonderful. A must see if you are in that neck of the woods.

The home is immaculate, so well manicured, cared for, and lovingly maintained. Absolutely beautiful…read moreand nostalgic in a good way. The farm is a must visit. We enjoyed the sheep, chickens, bunnies. The staff was wonderful and very informative. Highly recommend a visit here.

Cool museum, I did the one hour tour and really enjoyed the history; it was engaging and…read moreeducational. There's a lot to see on the property, one could easily spend 4 hours here.

I enjoyed this shop! So many wonderful artisans with their work on display! There are many…read moredifferent styles of handcrafted items here. Scarves, pottery, glassware, metalwork, jewelry, soap. We also enjoyed our lunch onsite here at the Green Leaf Cafe. With a homemade Caesar dressing and croutons, the Caesar salad was one of the best I've had. The BBQ Bacon Meatball Bomb was delicious, and we had ours in a sandwich. We also had the quiche, which was also very good, but could have used a little more cheese for my palette. As of this writing, the cafe has only been open about 3 weeks. Everybody in this shop made you feel good about being there!

All items are AMERICAN made. Beautiful crafts. Lots of iron works, wood itmes, stain glass and very…read moregood prices. Exit 6 on interstate 91. Not far and worth the visit. Bought items for me and did some early Christmas shopping.

The pricing was comparable to that of Marimekko retail stores and the staff hovered excessively and…read morehad some attitude. It was impossible to browse the large selection of nice goods comfortably so my daughter & I left without buying anything. If you are looking for something specific, check it out, but otherwise avoid.

Possibly my favorite store ever! The Marimekko Outlet in Manchester, VT is one of two Marimekko…read moreretail locations in the US, and the only outlet store. Kitchenware, linens, decorative pillows, fabric, dresses, and other clothing items--I was so excited to be here I was practically running in place! The two women working there were an absolute delight--friendly, enthusiastic about Marimekko, and as helpful as could be. I bought a dress, some throw pillows, and some mugs and dishes. Excellent quality items, and they were discounted at different rates, I believe between 15%-50%. I absolutely love this place and can't wait to go back.

Experienced a gorgeous mass outside with monks playing beautiful guitar! Beautiful grounds to…read moreexplore. A wonderful gift shop with precious treasures. The Benedictine Monks of Weston Priory are a community of Benedictine monks, founded in 1953 by the late Abbot Leo Rudloff, of Dormition Abbey in Jerusalem. Pulling inspiration from monastic tradition reaching back to the earliest centuries of the church, and shaped by the Rule of Saint Benedict; their life together centers on prayer, manual work, and hospitality. Above all, they strive for hope to live the Gospel together. Seeking to be, in Brother Leo's words, "an embassy of the Reign of God," the monks hope that they will, in some measure, foster the healing and reconciliation of the whole human family. From my short experience here at this monastery, I would say the Benedictine Monks are living true to their mission! What an experience and blessing from God

Beautiful and peaceful location, the Benedictine monks offer quality time for reflection as well as…read morea well deserved reputation for beautiful pottery.

Vermont Kitchen Supply is so much fun! The inventory is higher end. I bought a set of measuring…read morecups that cost over $40, but they will be the last measuring cups I ever buy. They are outstanding. There is so much to look at. It's well laid out and has literally everything you could need for kitchen supplies. The staff was helpful and nice. If you're in the area, you should definitely visit Vermont kitchen supply.

Having grown up in Manchester, I cannot say enough great things about Vermont Kitchen Supply! This…read morestore is a must-visit for anyone who loves to cook, entertain, or find the perfect kitchen gift. They have an incredible selection of high-quality cookware, unique gadgets, local products, and hard-to-find essentials--truly, if you need it for the kitchen, they have it! Kerry and her knowledgeable, friendly team make the shopping experience even better, always ready with great recommendations and expert advice. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cook, VKS is the ultimate destination for all things kitchen-related!