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Applewoods Studio & Gallery is located in the beautiful hill town of Marlboro, Vermont, 15 minutes outside of Brattleboro, Vermont.
Our Gallery
2802 VT Route 9
Marlboro, VT 05344
USA
Studio Hours:
Summer hours
Memorial Day to Labor Day
Regular open hours: Thursday (frequently) and Friday through Sunday, 10AM - 4PM
Other times by arrangement or chance.
[If our Regular open hours don’t work for you, please don’t hesitate to make contact and make arrangements to visit at time that works. We’re happy to accommodate your schedule.]
Fall hours
Labor Day to mid-October
Regular open hours: Friday (often), Saturday, Sunday. 10AM - 4PM
Other times by arrangement or chance.
Winter & Early Spring hours
Closed except by prior arrangement or by chance if the Open sign is displayed.
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Other people to Visit
Here are some other organizations we recommend checking out.
Brattleboro West-Arts
Brattleboro-West Arts is a group of about three dozen artists who create their art and make their homes within the watershed of the Whetstone Brook. Members represent disciplines as diverse as violin making, glassblowing, textile art, metalworking, sculpture, painting, pottery, basket making, woodworking and jewelry.
Marlboro Music Festival
Marlboro Music is known world-wide as an institution devoted to artistic excellence and to developing new leaders who illuminate all areas of music. It is where the concept of having master artists play together with exceptional young professionals was born—initiating a dynamic, collaborative approach to learning. Under the artistic direction of pianist Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss, leading musicians spend up to seven weeks exchanging ideas and rehearsing in depth some 250 chamber music works each summer.
Brattleboro Literary Festival
The Brattleboro Literary Festival was founded in 2002 by a very small group of bibliophiles from area bookstores and libraries. It traditionally takes place over Columbus Day weekend in October. The very first festival featured Nobel Prize winning legend Saul Bellow in his last public appearance. Since then the festival has gone on to present over 400 authors, including winners of the Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, National Book Critics Circle Award, Newbery Medal, and the Caldecott Medal.
Hogback Mountain
Hogback Mountain is located on Route 9 in Marlboro, VT. It is open year-round to the public for hiking, snow-shoeing and other low-impact recreation. Selected trails are open for mountain bikes and horseback riding.
The Southern Vermont Natural History Museum displays one of New England's largest collections of native species along with live animal exhibits, ecology, geology, and natural history exhibits. The Museum experience also includes a variety of educational programs and public events. Additionally, nearby access to over 600 protected acres of hiking trails allows for family fun and adventure to continue outside all year long!
Vermont Crafts Council
We are a non-profit membership organization dedicated to supporting the craft and visual arts community in Vermont.