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.
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Vermont Events in July
Meleko Mokgosi, Scripto-visual
6/17/21 - 11/13/21
Scripto-visual, a solo exhibition by Botswana-born artist Meleko Mokgosi.
Opening Artist talk and Q&A, June 17 from 5-7pm in The Current gallery. Open to the public; masks are required.
Scripto-visual, a neologism that comes from the combination of image and textual work, is a continuation of Meleko Mokgosi’s investigations regarding the links between these two elements in relation to the politics of representation. The artist will present a set of small and large works that are paired with different kinds of text; from poems to theoretical texts that deal with a variety of topics ranging from history to issues about the daily-lived experiences of particular sections of the population both in the United States and in southern Africa.
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