Great spot with something for everyone! Bar area with two TVs, rooms with large screen TVs and…read morevirtual golf, all connected to an old school cinema that's been around forever! The owner is also the bartender and is a homegrown Stowe resident. They'll put on whatever you want on the television. Local beers also hit the spot!

From the owner: Welcome to The Green Room, your premier destination for golf and multisport simulation paired with…read morea sophisticated bar experience. Located within The Stowe Cinema, our establishment offers cutting-edge simulators for golf and various sports, alongside a curated selection of craft cocktails, fine wines, and local craft beers. Seamlessly integrated with the cinema, The Green Room provides the perfect setting for a dynamic evening of entertainment and relaxation. Whether you're perfecting your swing or enjoying post-movie drinks, The Green Room invites you to experience leisure like never before.

It is smaller but was clean and had a nice variety of game options. It was a good way to entertain…read moremy son indoors while my husband and daughter had a ski day. I was thankful that it was available as an indoor option since the weather was so cold and windy that day.

This is a cool place tucked away in Stowe. Everything is clean and neat. Bike path out the back…read moredoor. EV charger in the lower parking lot behind the building. Almost every game was in good working order. The prizes are fun. The staff was kind and responsive. Working with the card machine was easy and straight-forward. Not nearly as loud and overwhelming as other arcades we've been to. The only downside is that it is very expensive to spend any long length of time there. I think that the cost to play games bars some low-income folks out, which is sad. At the same time, the place is in really good condition, and is paying rent in Stowe, which can't be cheap either. I wish I could take off half a star, since I don't think that it is the business owner's fault, but still wanted folks to be aware.

This shop lives up to its name, selling such carefully-chosen remarkable art, clothes, and decor…read morefrom around the country. Love how clear they are about where each piece comes from and the artist's name. A special shop perfect for gifts for friends, fam, or yourself. 5 stars!!!!

Went in to purchase a couple of items, but unfortunately ended up leaving without buying anything…read morebecause of the customer service. The employees were not welcoming at all and didn't even acknowledge customers that walked in. One of the employees seemed irritated and was not very pleasant when I asked a few questions. I understand everyone has bad days, but a simple hello and a friendly attitude can make a big difference when you're serving customers. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.

This was quite the experience. Michael, ever the keen wordsmith, is an intensely focused…read moreprofessional with high attention to detail. It follows that glass blowing is his game. So here's the deal. In the 1hr class, you'll be under his watchful eye as he guides you through some of the basics. You'll first pick a color scheme to apply to one of four solids. Then you'll enter the belly of the beast, where Meticulous Mike will serve as art director, stage manager and Socratic facilitator. (It will behoove you to know that that last one when you visit the studio.) Like many of the finer things in life, it's the intersection of art and science. He will tease out what you already know and fill in what you don't. Then he'll demo ALL of the steps before execution. This thorough rehearsal is a critical step, as we must consider elements like tools, body position, working time, gravity, rotation, temperature, something called a LEHR, and a kiln-like contraption that screams hot at a spicy 2400ºF. And if you go with a buddy, that adds the extra layer of deciding who needs to stand where and at what time to capture some photos. Lots to think about - but fret not, for you're in good hands. Once the demo is done, it's time for the real thing. You can expect a good amount of hands-on, although Michael will do some of the particularly technical bits himself (probably for the better - hot glass is finicky, even more so in a neophyte's grubby little mitts). Once the process is done, you've got a neat piece that you can bring home to put on display. How cool! ("No - it's /hot/," Michael will quickly interject.) ** DISCLAIMER ** the cooling process takes about a day. If you're visiting, do NOT schedule Little River on your last day. You'll need to return the following day to collect your handiwork. ** ADDENDUM ** Having just read RM's and JG's scathing 2O24 reviews - aight, sure, the Mike Aura definitely gives has an edgy, punchy, perfectionist flavor if you will. But uh, isn't that called being an artist?

Unfortunately, our recent visit mirrored the experience of another reviewer who visited in January…read more2024. The owner's sense of humor - at everyone's else's expense - totally ruined the event, which was a birthday present. When we sign up for activities such as glass blowing, we do so to learn, explore and have fun. However when someone is constantly mocking your lack of knowledge, making sarcastic comments and takes personal shots at you, it is not a positive experience. Michael had talked about the possibility of retiring. I think that would be a good plan. I would highly advise others to spend their time and money at other venues in the beautiful town of Stowe. VT.

A nice 20 minute stop but keep in mind this museum is very small…read more Most items are still not labeled, so you don't get to see or hear the history behind them. They have some really old equipment, but you have no idea exactly how old it is. $5/person is a lot considering the size of this place, but hopefully it'll help them better label everything and get some more stuff in there.

From the owner: Our mission is to collect, preserve and celebrate Vermont's skiing and snowboarding history.read more

Located on the second floor of an imposing Greek revival building, The Current museum is located at…read morethe Helen Day Memorial Library and Art Center on Pond Street in Stowe village. The Current hosts exhibitions of contemporary art produced by well-known nationally and internationally recognized artists and local Vermont artists -- including elementary school children -- and various events showcasing the art and the artists. On our recent visit to The Current, we happened to visit in between signature exhibitions and the museum was displaying works proudly produced by children from local elementary and middle schools in its three galleries. The quality of the artwork fell somewhat short of our expectations -- given the professional artists' work prominently featured on the museum's website -- but my art viewing companion and I still enjoyed viewing this exhibit and supporting the community. We will return to The Current visit next time we are in Stowe. Admission to The Current is free, although donations are welcome. Pro Tip: The Current also offers reasonably priced art classes for children and adults. Check the website for more information.

From the owner: The Current truly makes a difference in the lives of our children and in the lives of artists. It…read moremakes a difference to art lovers, and those who are experiencing art for the first time. Art is change. Art is hope. And Art is a core value of this community. Join us to discover more about art and education through our thoughtfully curated programs and classes.

I was in Stowe for the weekend on vacation and looking for something to do, when I saw a banner…read moredowntown for the Stowe Theatre Guild. I figured why not check them out online and see what's going on. I was easily able to purchase tickets online (using my cell phone even!) and pick them up at the event only hours later. The Stowe Theatre Guild performs at the theatre inside the town hall! And there's an elevator for those who need it since its upstairs. The price was reasonable for admission, and their performance was first class.. This isn't some community theatre group, everyone has performing experience and it was jut like going to see a major production in a big city. I saw the Great American Trailer Park: the musical, which was hilarious.For some reason I always get singled out, and at the beginning of the show, the character Duke was walking around looking for his missing girlfriend Pippi, and gave me a beer and had me sing the buck stops here, her "dancing" song. The entire audience had a great time, and I wish I didn't live 2 states away or I'd be going to their shows regularly. If you are near Stowe, this is a must stop.