Arts & Entertainment
Awesome entertainment, beautiful art galleries, fascinating vintage cars, historic museums – Or a step back in time with a visit to one of our many antique shops (you may just discover a treasure and or a piece to add to your collection) – summer concerts in our village parks, summer concerts in the Meadow at the world-famous Trapp Family Lodge; all this and more to be enjoyed and explored here in the Lamoille Region of the breathtaking Green Mountains of Vermont!
Bryan Memorial Gallery
Bryan Memorial Gallery is a Vermont’s primary showcase for landscape art. Established in 1984 by Alden Bryan in memory of his wife, Mary Bryan, the gallery offers a year round schedule of exhibitions, programs, classes, workshops and discussions about the visual arts.Cambridge Arts Council
Since its inception in 1996, the Cambridge Arts Council, led by community volunteers, has promoted the visual and performing arts in Cambridge and the surrounding area. We are proud of our past accomplishments and look forward to many more years devoted to bringing a diverse palette of arts to the community. With generous support from […]Lamoille County Field Days
As community members, we take a common sense approach in realizing the value of a dollar by providing fun family entertainment and promoting agriculture at a cost affordable to everyone.”Lamoille County Field Days strives to keep a time honored tradition and family event we are proud of”.Lamoille County Players
The Lamoille County Players is a non profit organization dedicated to promoting the arts by providing high quality and affordable theater experiences for Lamoille County’s residents and visitors, providing a supportive, educational and fun atmosphere for cast and crew members, and facilitating the use and maintenance of the historic Hyde Park Opera House as a […]MACC
The Morristown Alliance for Culture and Commerce mission is to help ensure a strong and viable downtown, north-end commercial district and riverfront. MACC serves the community by building upon our historic past, recognizing our existing assets and utilizing local knowledge, skills and resources.Noyes House Museum
Morristown Historical Society’s Noyes House Museum preserves and exhibits 19th and early 20th century life in Morrisville, VT. Explore historic rooms and changing exhibits in one of Morrisville’s first homes. The museum’s collection includes furniture, tools, textiles, military objects, clothing, photographs, pottery, folk and fine art.
Orah Moore Photography
Wedding, portraits, reunions, lifestyle and custom local photo tours. PO Box 522, Morrisville, VT 05661Out of the Woods
Wood carvings
Over and Above Photography
Supplying still photographs and video of interiors and exteriors Over and Above Photography is a full service imaging company for businesses. Fully certified and insured to do drone imaging to offer unique exterior views. Providing virtual walk-throughs of spaces with the latest imaging technology allows the user to feel like they are actually there. Take […]Rockin’ Ron the Friendly Pirate
“There is an undeniable campy appeal to his ruminations” – Seven Days (Vermont’s Arts and Entertainment weekly) “With his clever lyrics and endless enthusiasm, it’s no surprise how easily he wins an audience” – Elizabeth Moison, author of Master of the Sweet Trade (A Story of Pirate Sam Bellamy, Mariah Hallet, and the Whydah) Ahoy! […]Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum
Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum creates visually stimulating, historically in-depth exhibits that fulfill the mission to collect, preserve and celebrate Vermont’s skiing and snowboarding history.Von Bargen’s
By choosing Von Bargens for your important jewelry purchases, you are supporting a family owned and operated, independent jewelry business that believes in and has built a business on the importance of beauty and art in our lives.