Things to do in Stowe Area, Stowe Area: The Best Museums

For over 35 years, Remarkable Things at Stowe Craft has been known for its' one-of-a-kind shopping experience. We feel we are more than a craft gallery, jewelry store, art gallery or home furnishings store. Customers say visiting is like going on a retreat: Relaxing. Inspiring. Wonderful. We are small, local, family-owned business. All of us know the artists, We all help choose what we buy and how we display it. We’re dedicated to learning everything we can about all our 300 different artists. That way we feel we add enjoyment to these products by being able to share the stories and techniques behind the different pieces. Whether you’re visiting Vermont or you’re a Stowe local, we’d love to have you visit to browse, take in the river views from our porch and perhaps experience something remarkable!

West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park is an indoor/outdoor art space committed to promoting exceptional contemporary art in varied media by emerging and mid-career artists. The thoughtful selection and exhibition of art and a respect for artists and collectors are gallery hallmarks. The gallery and sculpture park provide the space and atmosphere to experience art in a peaceful environment.West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park provides comprehensive services in art consultation, acquisition, site evaluation, and installation. Located beside the West Branch of the Little River, the sculpture grounds and gallery are open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. Private consultations are available. Inquiries are welcome.

The Helen Day Art Center is a member supported, community arts and education non-profit organization in the village of Stowe, VT. We offer dynamic programming through exhibitions, education and public events. Exposed. Exhibition dates: July 15 - October 21, 2017 Exposed is in its 26th year, with outdoor sculptures sited throughout the village and on the recreation path.

The VT Ski and Snowboard Museum collects, preserves and celebrates Vermont skiing and snowboarding history. It was founded in 1988 by Vermont writer and publisher Roy Newton and in 2002, moved to Stowe, VT. Now known as the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum, it is housed in the 1818 Old Town Hall, now known as the Perkins Building, located at 1 South Main Street, in the heart of Stowe's National Historic District.