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There are so many things to do in Vermont if you don't ski on a snowy winter vacation. Discover the rhythm of the season through these 11 winter activities (no skis required) and experience the Green Mountains in new ways.
The best Vermont burgers start local, from the beef to the buns, cheese, and toppings. Here’s your guide to Vermont’s burger scene.
The state's only public planetarium. A museum celebrating the ordinary - scissors, dust and lists themselves included. Vermont's most rural region is a hub for arts and culture.
The corridor stretching from the Champlain Islands region through Northwest Vermont, the Upper Green Mountains, and the Capital Region includes picturesque landscapes and villages full of hidden arts gems. Here’s how to make the most of your trip there.
Robert Frost's poetry leads you through Ripton. New filmmakers screen their work in an indie college town. Downtown Rutland is a bedrock for stone art. Get to know these rich valleys.
An eclectic collection of Americana folk art and buildings sprawl across 45 acres in Shelburne. An Abenaki totem tells Indigenous stories. Dive deep into culture in Vermont's most populous region.
Where does your 1920s hotel have its own movie theatre? Same place a former college campus is now a stronghold for classical music. Nearby, the world's largest collection of Grandma Moses folk art is on display.
40 towns. One 40 minutes from a stoplight. No shortage of culture. Live multicultural music echoes through Randolph, cartoons come to life, and a former dairy farm now houses a gallery.
Vermont is a place where creativity is celebrated and inspiration can be found in all four seasons. There are almost as many art galleries in Vermont as there are towns, so visitors can encounter art and craft at every turn.
With its focus on sustainability and outdoor exploration, Craftsbury Outdoor Center is a paradise for adventure seekers. Here’s four reasons to plan your vacation there.
