We had a great time here, I really liked this location. The people were great very talkative and…read morefriendly. I really enjoyed the pieces here, I took some pictures but probably shouldn't have but they didn't seem seem upset about it. Art revolves/changes every 2 months which is more than most locations which is usually seasonal.

We were recently in Vermont and stopped in to this gallery and loved it. The works are all from…read morelocal artists and the atmosphere is wonderful. A must see if you are in that neck of the woods.

A really nice art center with contemporary displays. You can also walk the area and see large…read moresculptures displayed in various areas. The art center provides a place for professional artist to display their works of art. In addition visit their restaurant, they have a really good brunch menu.

The art is worth going, the reataurant is outstanding!!! Ambiance and service are amazing and local…read morefoods were delicious.

Their Mission Statement says it all.....To strengthen communities and neighborhoods through the…read morearts and to bring art, art education, exhibition and performance opportunities to people of all ages, abilities and income. Wonderful shows called the Basement Music Series which run late fall thru early spring......art classes, gallery shows etc. Have been many times and never been disappointed. A must see if you live here or just passing through!

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I applied to Bennington and got in. It was in my top 10. I REALLY was drawn to the Field Work Term…read moreaspect of Bennington's academic program. However, Bennington was just a bit too small for me. Like Marlboro & Goddard, it was one of the three Vermont colleges I applied to, and it was just TOO small. The town of Bennington is cute and quaint, but hardly a cultural mecca. Hampshire was still the MUCH better overall fit. Granted, Bennington is probably more academically renowned, but I still couldn't see myself there for four years. One of the most BEAUTIFUL campuses out of all the colleges I applied to though. Bennington definitely scored high on that aspect.

My kid attended junior session two years in a row, playing trumpet. He absolutely LOVED the place,…read morehopes to go back for senior session. I saw the cabins - they were brand new, decent, not crowded. So much better than what I had at summer camp as a kid. The grounds are beautiful, peaceful rural Vermont. Kid said the food was wonderful, and he's kind of a picky eater. Loved his trumpet teacher there, loved playing in brass quintet, wind ensemble, full orchestra, and singing in choir. Mostly, he said it was just the nicest, friendliest place he's ever been, with kids and staff who love classical music as much as he does.

Take a break from Tanglewood and check out Kinhaven's free summer concerts. These are the top high…read moreschool students from New York and across the country. Some of them are already kind of stars. There are faculty concerts too.

I am a huge fan of American Dance Training Camps - ADTC. It's great for girls who love to dance. My…read moredaughter has attended the Vermont camp for years and the staff does an excellent job of fostering a constructive and positive environment. Bottom line, the VT ADTC weeks are my daughter's favorite weeks of the year (and this kid leads a pretty good life!).

If you are looking at this review then you already know you're a sucker. You're about to pay Land…read moreRover for a sales pitch and a test drive. It was a fun and informative experience but very over priced. The two hour experience resulted in about an hour and a half of drive time. It is meant to show off the features of the car so most of the driving is relying on the features to do the work. The instructor was kind and encouraging which made the experience enjoyable.

What a great experience. Went out with Dave he was great not only teaching how to read the trails…read morebut also explaining the capabilities of the Land Rover Defender. I will definitely be back.

Vermont Academy has a close-knit community of students, faculty and staff that is unique in New…read moreEngland. While the campus is far from the most fancy and up to date, it makes up for it in the caring environment for students. Students are able to pursue independent projects and teachers support students in their academic needs. The learning center is available and supportive. There are a wide range of sports available especially for a small school. Perfect place for a student seeking a small, caring environment in which to grow and be supported.

I am a graduate of Vermont Academy and a parent of a rising senior. VA had been a life altering…read moreexperience for me, but I had not planned to send my children due to the expense and wanting to keep them at home. However, my son went to VA his junior year after, thanks to Covid, spending far more time in isolation with his mother and looking at screens than any any 16 year old boy should have to. VA has been a fantastic experience for him socially, emotionally, academically, and physically. He participated in soccer, which he had never played before, and really enjoyed it. He played on the hockey team, and while he has played on southern house teams for many years, he was one of the least experienced -- and his discomfort there was probably the only negative experience. This spring he participated in climbing and really loved it. He also missed a lot of school due to the flu, mono, and a death in the family. Teachers were very supportive and, while still holding him accountable, helped him to get caught up. He recently returned home and is already looking forward to fall and all of the opportunities that the fall will bring. As a parent, I have enjoyed being involved with the VA Parent Association, and as a graduate, being involved with the very active alumni associaition.