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Play Dead is a four-piece electric band that interprets a wide variety of rock music.

Providing tax consulting and financial planning services

We are a family owned and operated automotive repair shop, serving the Chester area since 2010.

We perform mechanical work on all types of vehicles, including classic European cars.

We expertly work on all types of vehicles from foreign and domestic cars to light trucks. We offer oil changes weekly, and computer-aided diagnostics are available.

Salon 2000 is a full-service hair salon and day spa, offering the finest in hairstyling and the most relaxing of treatments.
With more than 25 years in the business of beauty, Salon 2000 offers all that you would expect -- from signature facials and pedicures to a full hourlong massage treatment, you will feel relaxed and refreshed.

Fabulous clothes and jewelry from around the world, including Sharon Baker's own creations: her absolutely beautiful and practical infinity shawls.

Artisan-owned store and showroom featuring the works of Hugh Pennell as well as one-of-a-kind handmade pieces from Vermont artists including Simon Pearce Glass and Andrew Pearce Wooden Bowls. A thoughtfully curated assortment of fine home goods, gifts, clothing, art, furniture and our very own maple syrup.

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.

The purpose of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is to bring people together into a fellowship with Jesus Christ, as their Lord and Savior, and with one another; to be a living church that shows God’s love to everyone.

For 21 years, "Squatty" and Anna have been farming 25 acres of Chester land and selling its bounty to locals and tourists alike. Besides selling their own produce and that of other local farmers, they have grown their business into a full-service garden center complete with hanging baskets, perennials, shrubs, fertilizers and mulches. Be sure to return at the end of July for their sweet corn and tomato harvests! It's no wonder that they say "Our business is growing because growing is our business."