Things to do in Green Mountains, Green Mountains: The Best Shopping

Northshire Bookstore is a family-owned, independent bookstore. We are one of the largest bookstores in New England. Northshire Bookstore was voted Best Bookstore in the country by Publishers Weekly magazine and Best of New England by Yankee magazine. Come see why so many people rave about this full-service, old world but up-to-date store. Many gifts as well as books and a whole floor devoted to Children!

Manchester Hot Glass is a glass blowing studio & gallery in Manchester, Vermont. Check out our popular Glassblowing 101 class and learn the craft yourself!Having read a few not so hot reviews I would like to add that Glass making is not a slow process. We work with HOT Glass and to do so you need to keep moving. I dont rush people, I work at a pace that is nessassary to make quality glass.

The only temperature controlled shop in VT 60 degrees year round, if you buy at a place that isn't don't spend more the $10! Very high turnover & all high end wines are stored impeccably. A great little wine & Antique shop full of treasures and very knowledgeable characters! It shares the same space with the Antiques shop so the owners jokingly refer to it as "Junk and Juice". An ideal business made in heaven! Mostly bottles from smaller wine makers that you won't find at supermarkets or liquor stores plus stuff you usually only get to read about. Regular free tastings that come with free finger foods, generous pours, and great deals. I hate buying wine anywhere else. Helpful tip: if you go to one of the wine tastings, go on the earlier side, as they get busy, If you do go there later, the upside is that you can then go and hit one of Manchester's variety of restaurants" A busy, single owner shop, Called "Vermont's Must See" on NPR. American European & international furniture, paintings, folk art, lighting, rugs, mirrors, sideboards, tables, bronzes, posters, clocks, ceramics, glass, silver, jewelry & and interesting items we find on our travels. We are true estate liquidators so by necessity have a high turnover. Regular stop for dealers, designers & those searching for authentic antiques! We very aggressive pricing this is not a museum! We want to sell! The proof being 26 years here. The third generation of a family tradition & unquestionably the busiest shops in VT

Bringing Vermont Made Products to people who want to experience the essence of Vermont.We commit to do this by offering an array of products that highlight the myriad ways Vermonters use their talents to produce quality goods within the Green mountain State. Soaps, Baby Products, Bath Accessories, Candles, Dips & Mixes, Jams, Maple Products, Jewelry, Games, Wooden Toys, and much more. In addition, we have a nut free cafe featuring many gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan dishes along with more typical fare.

An engaging museum both for children and for adults who want to feel like kids again. The permanent exhibit includes many fully furnished doll houses, as well as many dolls, fairy houses, puppet theaters and puppets and vintage toys for boys such as trains, planes, tin soldiers and circus wagons. The museum shop sells dollhouse kits and dollhouse furniture, as well as dolls. Hours are Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m., or by appointment. Admission $2 for children over three and $4 for adults.

An exhibit focusing on Norman Rockwell's years in Arlington, 1939-1953. Rockwell used over 200 local models for his works. The exhibit displays reproductions of many of his works as well as stories about many of the townspeople who were his models.

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Founded more than 50 years ago by a group of local artists, the cultural center includes a beautiful Georgian mansion that showcases changing exhibits, the Arkell Pavillion, a performing arts center and the Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum, which houses the center's permanent collection of more than 700 paintings. Join us on our beautiful 100-acre campus at the foot of the Taconic Mountains. Reimagine the arts and connect with SVAC today!