No regard or respect for their neighbors. Always blasting…read morethe music and the people that attend their functions park their vehicles where ever they want even on private property and rudeness when asked to move

Chandler has some great events . We recently went to the New World Festival that had world class…read moreacts! Impressed by the level of talent that was there . Emerald Rae, Pete's Posse, Genicorum, and many other amazing acts. It was really family friendly. The staff and volunteers was knowledgeable about upcoming events that day as well as in the future.

Great guided tour. It's a working restaurant but we were here for the tour. You get to go to all…read morelevels of the house including the bell tower. You don't often get to hit the entire house but here you do and it didnt cost anything!! Great information and just an awesome house!

Stopped to take the tour and decided to eat lunch there. Very very good lunch, and the soup was…read moreexcellent... Prices were very reasonable! The tour was very good and you learn so much of the history.

There's no place quite like it. Everything from the energy of the space and staff, to the…read morethoughtful methods they use to harvest, to the incredible wines and local food is unmatched. Makes you forget you're on Earth! I visited Fable when I was in Vermont and I've been dreaming about the day I can be back for another glass

STUNNING!! This is my FAVORITE man-made find in Vermont eva!…read more +++ LFSP is a private farmland dedicated to outdoor sculptures. Only a self-guided tour of 50+ abstract installations of local, national and one international artists. This is totally an open hay field with spectacular views of working farms, barns, rolling green hills, snake mountain (?) and the Adirondacks. The meadow path is mowed but no permanent walkways nor signs. This place is BIG. The path is about a mile and you pace at your preference. Each piece had a small plaque with the name and the artist so I searched some and learned more about them... internet worked great here:-). When I visited in mid-July, 2021 there were about 1/2 dozen cars and 10 people. There was an abundant space to social distance and to experience each piece personally. But God knows why some people want to be within a foot of your space! Ya, please don't be that person if you visit! It was sunny mid-70s but zero shade so bring a hat, water and a comfortable pair of shoes. Recently it rained a lot and some of the paths were muddy or had standing water. Frank Ittleman, the owner was riding-mowing around the entrance and greeted each visitor. Apparently, they bought the land a decade ago and began the installation 4 years ago. Frank said they will be adding another 1/2 a dozen installations this year. Some of their installations are for sale and some aren't. So this may be more like an outdoor gallery with some temporary exhibits rather than a museum like Glenstone. As far as the name goes, there's NO lemon trees or fairs here. It's likely attributing to the river named Lemon Fair in Addison county. Some of my favorites pieces were David Stromeyer's Red Note, Peter Lundberg's Leap of Faith, Jeffrey Laudenslager's Riples-5 and the whimsical dancers by Jerry Daniel. On my way out, Frank came by in his pick up truck and asked if I enjoyed it. Very personable! I was absolutely stunned at the scale and the breathtaking setting. This is a HUGE plus for the Addison county and Vermont! +++ Free and donations are accepted +++ open daily from May 1 - Nov 1 + Limited free parking ~8 spots LFSP is located about half way on SR74 and easy to miss among barns and fields. This is a working farm for hay and at 50-60MPH it blends in so slow down as you get near it. There was NO sign only a small shoulder that allows about 6-8 cars...depending on how people park. Frank said they are adding a sign this summer so it should be easier to find LFSP then. Enjoy!

Great place to walk. Good for kids, lots of space to run. Just a note, if it's been raining it will…read morebe soggy as it's hay fields. But sunny days are perfect.

I had a wonderful visit to this special place. I arrived on a quiet day to a place that is…read moreobviously a beehive of activities on other days. As a combination of art, history & geology it was fascinating to me plus I had a very welcoming visit with the studio manager who answered my many, many questions. It is run by a collaboration of sculptors and other artists, who give classes and whose works are on display around the grounds. The main studio is the old Vermont Marble company store, which they have creatively restored and converted to this new purpose. The old quarries and marble works are also incorporated into the new use - a worthy commemoration of the earlier marble workers and their craft. I will stop by again and urge others to seek it out.

09/14/24: This was the 3rd annual Whoopie Festival in downtown Rutland, VT; it's hosted by the…read moreChamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region. The festival was located on Center St. and Merchants Row. Free parking can be found on street. There were many tents with bakers sharing their Whoopie Pie samples. Festival goers will need to purchase tickets to be able to get samples from each Whoopie Pie booth. They will then vote which one they liked best. The awards will be given to the bakers based on their Whoopie pies; there are three categories, Overall Best, People's Choice Award, and Most Creative. The booths will have whoopie pies and baked goods for purchase. There were many events happening throughout. They had box car racing where creatively made "cars" would cruise down the hill. There were bouncy houses, live performances, food trucks, family activities, and a cotton candy vendor. There were bakers making the largest Whoopie Pie in Rutland. They even had turf placed on the street with blocks, Cornhole, and other games for the kids. I've had so many samples and my favorites were the caramel apple whoopie and the pumpkin maple whoopie pie. The turnout was great; there were approximately 4500 people there; it definitely got crowded and hard to walk through at times. Overall, a fun event especially for those who love whoopie pies!

Lovely gallery with talented artists. I found 4-5 artists with work that I liked, and purchased a…read moreprint. Another 4-5 that were not my style but were impressive nonetheless. Great location in the middle of downtown Brandon.

An amazing contribution to the small town of Brandon located along Route 7 which runs North and…read moreSouth through the State of Vermont. The Brandon Artists Guild features several dozen artists who sell a variety of artisan creations such as jewelry, mobiles, pottery, paintings, prints, stained glass, and one of a kind artist renderings. In the past I have received Christmas gifts from family members including: Hand-Carved Native American Walking Sticks; and a Hand-Painted Christmas Ornament by local Artist and Children's Author Ashley Wolff. Ms. Wolff will also be featured in the upcoming exhibit "Art of Water." See: Etsy Shop-Ashley Wolff https://www.etsy.com/shop/AshleyWolffArt?section_id=19947499 All gift purchases at the Brandon Artists Guild are delightfully packaged and presented in a "classy" manner. FYI-Art of Water Exhibition "There's something in the water here at the Brandon Artists Guild as we present the third of our Earth-themed twentieth anniversary shows: Art of Water. "We're drawing from a deep well of creativity for this exhibit," says photographer and long time Guild member Lowell Snowden Klock. "The water theme lets our imaginations flow. Like the previous shows in the series, there's a lot of diversity and energy." The all-member, all-media show includes ceramics, collage, watercolor, oils, photography, glass and more, all linked by the theme of water. Art of Water will run from June 28 through Tuesday, August 27. Join us at the opening reception on Friday, June 28 from 5PM to 7PM. All are welcome." Source: Brandon Artists Guild Web Page https://brandonartistsguild.org/2019/07/the-art-of-water/ VISITING SUGGESTIONS: If you are driving through the Town of Brandon-The Brandon Artists Guild is located directly on Route 7 around the curve from the Congregational Church going North on Route 7. I recommend getting breakfast, lunch, or dinner at Cafe Provence less than a block away on the same side of the street as the Guild and the Cafe offers wine tasting, a gourmet shop, and "authentic" French cooking as the local Chef is from France. There is also outdoor seating which is lovely in the summer or fall seasons.

Great music. Great atmosphere. Open Mic with Chris Pallutto every Sunday. Karaoke with Jess Jones…read moreevery Tuesday and Friday. We've got Chris and/or Jimmy Pallutto every Wednesday. Krishna Guthrie every Thursday. And of course there is always cold drinks all night every night.