Classes in art, crafts & more

Chester Bookworm
About
The Chester Bookworm sells used, rare and antiquarian books specializing in nonfiction and European publications (online only)

It also specializes in fine book restoration, repairs, and bookbinding and offers bookbinding workshops. Members of the Vermont Antiquarian Booksellers Association.
Phone
802-875-5886
Town
Chester
About
Finely handcrafted Windsor chairs, tables & cupboards.


Windsor chairs and other furniture handmade, one at a time, for over 20 years.
Each piece is custom made to order and may be produced in various milk paint finishes. This gallery is just a small sampling of the products. Please contact Conrad for more details.
Classes in Windsor chairmaking also are available.
Phone
802-875-4219
Town
Chester
About
Crow Hill Gallery, now in its 30th year, offers the prints, original watercolors, books and DVDs of internationally known artist-in-residence Jeanne Carbonetti. Also offered are workshops in watercolor painting as well as individual, private lessons. The setting, on a hillside in a beautiful woodland, for the Gallery is spectacular.
Phone
802-875-3763
Town
Chester
About
Endless Creations is an open "paint your own" pottery studio that also offers classes in hand-thrown pottery.
Endless Creations also offers classes in clay and hand-trowing for those wanting to explore the next level. Every Thursday is Ladies Night, for half-off the studio fee. This is a great venue for children's birthday parties.
Phone
802-875-2008
Town
Chester
Society of Vermont Artists and Craftsmen/Fletcher Farm School for the Arts and Crafts
About
The Fletcher Farm School for the Arts and Crafts is owned and operated by the Society of Vermont Artists and Craftsmen, Inc., a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. It is the oldest residential arts and crafts school in Vermont. The Fletcher farm was originally settled in 1783 by Jesse Fletcher and remained in the Fletcher family until it was given to the non-profit Fletcher Farm Foundation, Inc., in 1933. One condition of the bequest was that the Foundation devote part of the property to be used for educational purposes for the inhabitants of Ludlow and Cavendish. In 1947, the Foundation granted use of the farm to the Society of Vermont Artists and Craftsmen, Inc. The Society’s agreement with the Foundation included two primary missions: to establish a permanent arts and crafts school, and to help members find markets for their work. Since its inception in 1947, the Fletcher Farm School for the Arts and Crafts has offered thousands of classes in traditional and emerging arts and crafts, many led by world-class instructors.
Phone
802-228-8770
Town
Ludlow