For over the last 15 years I have slowly purchased pieces of their signature bubble glassware…read more Candlestick holders, tumblers, wine glasses, and cocktail glasses. The pieces are unique, classy, and functional on all levels. Amazing husband and wife team, Harry and Wendy Besett who have dedicated their lives to creating unique and high quality glass art and household stemware among many other pieces. The pieces are individually made upon order and each piece is truly unique. In addition, each piece is signed by Harry Besett. Since I do not live in Vermont, I email when I want to purchase items and they facilitate the transaction and carefully mail the pieces to me. They also show their work at their gallery and at art shows in multiple states! True treasures!

Catamount Arts is a wonderfully beautiful addition to downtown St.johnsbury Vermont, from final…read moreFridays to Dog Mountain on Sundays and all the wonderful art expos that Catamount puts on I am blessed to have such a beautiful and wonderful addition to our growing and beautiful town. Thank you Catamount Arts Craig Merchant and Galaxy-Star

A consistent provider of family friendly entertainment and arts in the NEK. I support in any way I…read morecan. I'm thankful to have curators of such culture in this area.

A great quaint theater in the mountains of N Vermont with unusual, often brilliant performances…read more Very ambitious in its undertakings, very far from manhattan, its standards & its aspirations. Realizing that the performers of , let's say, Lear, were milking their cows & haying their fields just before going on stage, provides an additional sense of awe & wonder.

A summer evening spent at the Opera in Marshfield is as good as it gets! Bring a picnic, sit on…read morethe well taken care of lawn, and enjoy one of the many breathtaking views in Vermont. As it's a rural area, you've probably not seen it from this perspective. The performers are talented, the sets beautiful, and the setting cozy. Bring a few dollars for the amazing homemade chocolate chip cookies at intermission.

Our Saturday adventure trip kicked off with a visit to one of the most unique and thought-provoking…read moreplaces we've ever stumbled upon The Museum of Everyday Life in Glover, Vermont. Tucked away in what looks like a roadside barn, this quirky little gem is free to the public and runs on a beautifully simple honor system: turn on the lights when you arrive, and turn them off when you leave. The museum is an ongoing "cabinet of curiosities" dedicated to celebrating the beauty and meaning in ordinary, everyday objects. From toothbrushes and safety pins to matches and dust, each exhibit is carefully curated with a mix of history, philosophy, humor, and poetry. It makes you stop and really see the things we often overlook. One of the most interesting facts we learned was about the humble pencil ... how it evolved over time and the crucial role it played in everything from education to art. Another standout was the exhibit on safety pins, which delved into their invention and surprising cultural symbolism. The atmosphere is quiet, intimate, and almost meditative. It invites you to slow down and engage with the ordinary in a totally extraordinary way. There are no flashy signs, no loud crowds ... just you, the exhibits, and a sense of wonder. If you are ever near Glover, this museum is well worth a visit. It was the perfect, whimsical way to start our day of exploring, and it left us seeing the world with a little more curiosity and appreciation.

Omg what an amazing community run museum! You can pay via Venmo because no one is physically there…read moreto check you in. You will find very quirky and fun things in this lovely museum. They have a temporary exhibition filled with wheels and things, and the permanent exhibition has dresses, notes, lists, toilets, toys, keys, scissors and fun accessories. It's also a very interactive museum and they have additional things for purchase. This unpretentious gem is sure to bring you joy in life's simplest things. We absolutely love it and hope you have the opportunity to walk in and explore! What a lovely experience for everyone.

For the money one of the best courses in VT. Sure there are nicer courses out there, but dollar for…read moredollar this hidden gem is one of the best courses in VT. Blush Hill is a short 9 hole track (3 par 3's and 6 par 4's), but can be deceptively difficult, even for a low handicap golfer. Greens are very small and very fast. The course is very well maintained and the views are second to none. Every hole has panoramic views of the mountains. As far as costs this place is a steal. On Mon, Tues & Sat you can play for just $1 a hole and add on $1 a hole for a cart. The course is fairly hilly (at least on holes #1 through #4) so if you walk you'll get a nice workout. If you are vacationing in the Stowe/Sugarbush area and want to bring the family out for a round, but don't want to pay $100+ per person for a resort course this is an ideal course for the whole family. Bottom line: this is a really fun course and a great value!

Had a chance to play there when I had a few unexpected hours free while vacationing nearby. This…read morewas a fantastic course for the price. They take pride in maintaining their course and it shows. Amazing views of the Green Mountains on every hole. I went there on a whim this time, but have every intention of going back next time I'm in the area.

Rachel came to our condo and gave 3 of us the most fabulous massages. I would absolutely recommend…read moreher for locals and for vacationers. She was able to make 3 different people with 3 different body types and preferences extremely happy. Treat yourselves!

Astarte... you were so nurturing and healing to us. I can not recommend her more . We were open to…read moreany experience and she came in and read us individually, healing our emotional wounds and guiding you to your strengths. It's hard to put in to words but just do it, trust her , and enjoy. Xoxox thanks so much. We cried , hugged and left feeling so refreshed.

To start off on a high note, I'll mention that the servings were quite large and reasonably well…read moredone. The rest of my tale is a bit sadder. "Country Club", a least to me, conveys a certain air of elegance. The Orleans Country Club Restaurant is more like a Mason's Hall that's been cleared out and tables erected for an annual dinner and officer's election. There is little in the way of decoration and the views that seem to be everywhere in this state are almost completely absent, blocked by the ever-present trees. When we entered, there was no greeter or sign asking us to take a table, so we sat on a handy couch while golfers, fresh from the links plodded past. Finally, one of our group snagged one of the two waitresses who directed us to take our choice of tables, all of which save one was available. The menu listed a nice selection of dinners, most of which, we were informed, were not available. On closer examination, we saw the menu instructed us to "Check the Chronicle or our website at orleanscc.com for the weekly posting."

My husband and I had a wonderful time golfing at this Country Club on our anniversary! The greens…read morewere beautiful and everyone was very friendly and helpful. We will definitely come back with friends to golf this course again.

Very knowledgeable manager. Outstanding national…read morecontemporary realistic artists. I totally relate to this work.