In this Q&A, hear from Jennifer Endicott as she recounts her family’s decision to save the 1840s Taftsville Country Store from closure and their plan to make this essential piece of Vermont history viable for years to come.
How do we love thee, Woodstock? Let us count the ways…
Want your produce local and as-fresh-as-can-be? Looking for handcrafted wares you can’t find anywhere else? You’ve come to the right place…
Spend a summer day in paradise at Billings Farm & Museum – where little ones can roam the grassy hillsides, join you in photo-shoot with friendly farm animals, and the whole family can step back into the historic splendor of life on the farm via the 1890s Farm Manager’s House and can’t-miss events.
Get ready to fall in love with 11 local-approved date-night itineraries fit for any twosome – from romantics to low-keyed sweethearts, girlfriends and guyfriends flying solo, adventure-seekers to homebodies – on any budget.
Something made by hand –with character, its own fingerprint– is a treasure that lasts lifetimes. Watching as that treasure is molded, formed, perfected by expert hands is a more fleeting gift that’s all the more spellbinding. That’s why we’re sharing 3 local artisans that invite you into their workshops to observe as they turn sand, wood, and clay into art.
Shop green. Shop local. Shop antique! Antiquing is the oldest form of sustainable shopping there is and it deserves ample love for the accolade. Because who doesn’t want handmade pieces with history that were built to last?
Tour Woodstock Village – the only town with 6 Revere bells – and get a taste of history in one fell swoop! This tour clocks in under a mile, taking you down scenic roads and through our bustling town center via an easy historic stroll you won’t want to miss.
Country stores are an endangered yet essential part of old Vermont culture, so we toured the area to find the top stores you can’t miss… read on to learn which have the best offerings, history, and ambience!
Woodstock is one of the easiest places to raise or bring your kids. As such, we have highlighted some of the best places in and around town to take them.
When spring finally arrived in 2018, an 8th generation farm wrapped up an unusually long sugar season. Here we bring you an inside look at the Jenne Farm’s sugaring operation, one filled with tradition.
