This is your go-to Vermont haven, if you haven't been here yet. Every local Vermont food and gift…read morecan be found here, so if you can't make it to the exact location, this is the place to go! From snacks and cheese, to jam, honey, chocolate and maple syrup, body products, ceramics, candles... honestly they have everything Vermont has to offer! Even a cow bench to take fun pics on! The staff was super nice and were able to help without being pushy. We loved walking around the property, seeing the animals, the beautiful stream and climbing the rocks and walking along the trails.

Stopped by to check out the art shanties. The market has a lot to offer; including cheese and wine…read moretasting. Would love to come back when we have time to explore the trails and buildings some more.

Just being allowed to see the inside of the building is a treat... The affordable priced movie is…read morelike a bonus. The Latchis building is a beautifully restored and well loved multi-use art deco style building. Last night I saw a movie in the main theater for the first time and I was NOT expecting the auditorium to be gorgeous or to be disappointed that we didn't have time before the movie to properly take it in. Both the lobby and main theater are very ornate and Greek themed. To quote my husband after doing a double take when we entered the theater"... Well,... This is very beautiful..." About a decade ago I saw a movie in theater 3 which is just a small plain serviceable theater... In no way preparing me for the main theater. This is a historic theater...and you are getting an old school experience. The seats don't recline and you don't book them in advance. Tickets are $10 for adults and the staff is nice and helpful. If you are staying in the Latchis hotel you never even have to leave the building. I didn't get any concessions... But they are a Pepsi house which is always deeply disappointing to me. This place would be perfect if it sold beer like the historic Somerville theater in Boston. But there i is a pub in the same building for before or after the show. The theater is very centrally located and by the parking garage.

absolutely love this theater and everyone who works here. Affordable ticket and concessions,…read morebeautiful theater, comfortable seats and easy parking.

**November 2025: Tuesday Early Afternoon Visit**…read more For my Vermont portion of the roadtrip I really wanted to visit a maple syrup farm. I called the day before to confirm hours and inquire on potential tours and they indeed were in operation despite the cold season. We arrived around 1pm and entered the small gift shop which had their maple syrup on display in various sizes. They also sold some Vermont made Jam, homemade magnets and some other souvenirs. The shopkeeper greeted us and agreed to give us a tour and educated us about the maple syrup process. She took us out back and told us and showed us the blue pipes that transport the syrup to their backhouse which then heats it up so all the liquid dissipates. At the end of the tour we got to sample both the Medium Amber and Dark Robust syrups. My friend and I definitely preferred the Medium Amber. I bought small maple leaf shaped jars as well as the maple candy to bring in my checked bag and my friend asked if they could ship his gallon to California. This maple syrup has a more molasses taste to it and I think I'm ruined on store bought generic maple syrup lol. Overall, a fun visit!

Had a great time at the sugar house, got a chance to take a tour and learn about how maple syrup is…read moremade as well as getting to try some samples. Their friendly pup is a bonus to this unique experience we had!

Good music and fun. Many events and shows. Open mic nights with local musicians. Lots of local…read morepeople there. Prices are good. There is a basement room for special events.

We were the only ones in there and they didn't even have all the ingredients for the drink we…read moreordered on the menu. Might have a better experience on a busy night when there is more energy in the room.

What a pretty small venue. The setting for a singer/songwriter kind of performances are enhanced by…read morethis place. Parking is ample right behind the church. There were quite many options at the bar, but I was driving so not more than 1 beer. The bartenders and the people checking in were super friendly and was always happy and ready with any questions.

Over 2/3 of the audience can't even see the band! With all…read morethe money they're raking in, you'd think they could at least afford some padded folding chairs.

I could spend hours browsing all the unique and amazing art on display at Gallery In the Woods! It…read morehas three levels and each one is packed with fantastic items. Some items were quite pricey but that's to be expected. You could find a number of interesting things that were on the lower end of the price range. What I appreciated was the staff left us be to browse and take our time. It was a very relaxed environment to take in the displays.

This is my first time in Vermont. I walked by this shop after seeing many creative displays…read moreoutside. This shop does not only have highly innovative galleries but also sells these artworks. The owner told me that their galleries featured 16 local artists and 200 artists from all around the world (amazing!!!). I would never expect to randomly walk in a store to experience THIS MUCH arts!!! From recycle materials to metal works, they have it all! Of course, love this place so much I had to walk out with a purchase! Gallery in the Woods appeared to be one of my most favorite places in Vermont. I would highly recommend art appreciators, non-locals and locals to stop by for a visit. I guarantee that it will worth your time!

The VT Gift Emporium is a great place to browse items created by local artists and vendors. A newly…read morerenovated building with plenty of free parking leads to a nice showroom full of items from maple syrup to custom tables, and all things in between. You never know what you'll find in here, as it has a way of changing a little bit each time I come in to shop.

I was driving by and spotted this out of the corner of my eye. I made a mostly legal u-turn and…read morecircled back to check it out. The Harris Hill Ski Jump was built in 1922 and is meets the standards for international ski jumps. They've hosted national championships here and even run some Olympic Qualifier events. It is open as a park and trailhead during the offseason with a small parking lot at the bottle of the hill. I opted not to climb the entire hill but I did go up a little bit and look around. And while there are lots of crazy things I might do in my life, ski jumping is NOT one of them. [Review 18446 overall - 46 in Vermont - 1968 of 2022.]

Once a year Harris Hill hosts a ski jump competition and if you haven't seen one of these events…read moreyet, then you are missing out. This amazing event draws some of the best competitors in the US and watching them compete is incredible. The tickets for this two day event is a bit high, but it us definitely worth the money. During the off season, this ski jump become a park that is open to the public. Walking around the grounds and actually up to the top of the jump is fun and terrifying. In the end, the event held here is great, but just spending time at the park in the spring, summer, or fall is fun as well. I love you see the view from the top of the jump and I encourage you to try it for yourself.

A very interesting museum where you can see the works of local and not so local artists. The museum…read moreis not so large where you get overwhelmed with the volume of pieces. We enjoyed our visit and were able to see some interesting interpretations.

A gem - building, exhibits, and view! An easy must-see!…read more We went on a rainy day - aunty with niece (high school) & nephew (elementary school) - and were able to park right in front of the building, which we found no problem. I just became a member at $45 so admission was free for me, $8 total for them. What a deal! The building is a gem - an old train station and the lobby makes for a welcoming, spacious, and beautiful place to see art. The ticket office is preserved and is the art room for kids and the young at heart. The woman who greeted us - an intern from Marlboro College - was super helpful as well as enthusiastic about the exhibits. We were all enthralled with the Red Grooms exhibit - his art (which is playful & joyful) plays off the white, airy space well. We only had 60-90 minutes but we could have sat on that NY bus all day. The rest of the space - off the main lobby - is less exciting (lower ceilings, nothing reminiscent of an old train station) but the art was well done, especially the Mallory Lake pastels. I just moved from the Bay Area to Western Massachusetts and am thrilled that this place exists. Note the individual membership currently includes a discount to Marlboro's music series.