The Stowe / Smugglers' Notch Area of Vermont has majestic mountains, eye-catching
fall foliage, and spectacular skiing. It is a four-season vacation destination
on what some locals refer to as "the quiet side of the Mountain."
Smugglers' Notch Resort
is a winding pass at the foot of Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak. The
road through the Notch, Route 108, is one of two officially designated scenic
highways in the state and only opens in summer.
Nestled between the mountain peaks is the historic village of
Stowe.
With beautiful accommodations such as those at the
Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa,
fantastic restaurants, village shops and spas, Stowe is a town for any season.
With two major ski resorts, the Stowe-Smugglers' Notch region remains a focal
point of activity throughout the year. Many people come here to ski, snow shoe
and ice climb. With both the Brewster River and the Lamoille Rivers swiftly moving
alongside roads, the area is easily accessible and rich in places to hike, canoe,
fish, bike, and relax.
In 2010, Yankee Magazine, listed several
Vermont towns in their slideshow of "Top 25 Foliage Towns in New England," including
Stowe and
Jeffersonville.
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Vermont Events in July
VT Craft It! Make It & Take It
5/16/19 - 12/19/19
Make It & Take It crafting every 3rd Thursday of the month. I will guide you through making a craft that you can display in your home or give as a gift. Holiday themed when appropriate.
Stowe Farmers Market
5/19/19 - 10/13/19
An exciting and diverse farmers' market, highlighting the best agriculture, prepared foods and crafts that the Stowe area has to offer. An excellent stop while traveling on the Stowe Rec Path!
Suzy Spence: On the Hunt
6/21/19 - 8/24/19
Suzy Spence’s paintings consider contemporary power struggles through the elegant metaphor of fox hunting. Turning the genteel athletic, sartorial, and social traditions of fox hunting toward lucid social commentary, Spence creates psychologically-rich paintings of steely riders joined in dark complicity—soldiers, sisters, friends. They are on the hunt.
Dusty Boynton: Reliefs
6/21/19 - 8/24/19
Dusty Boynton is well known for her paintings on canvas and works on paper. This exhibition is a culmination of a series of her “Reliefs” - painted and cut figures on wood. This is the first exhibition of this type of work. The New York Times described Boynton’s work as “Childlike, but not childish.” The sophistication and emotional intelligence that pours through her gestural figures is powerfully resonating.
Composing Form
6/22/19 - 8/24/19
This group exhibition of contemporary sculptors working in ceramics highlights both figurative and abstract work that is both poetic and humorous, referencing human history, intervention and experience.
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