Must See VT

In Barre, Vermont, you can’t say the word art without thinking granite. As an innovative sculptor, Heather Ritchie brings a unique vision to the traditional stone art trade. Drawing strength from the strong feminists in her life, Heather’s spent 20 years carving a distinctive place for herself amongst the industry’s most talented artists.

New Farms for New Americans is a program that provides garden space for resettled refugees in Chittenden County. This community farm provides an opportunity for New Americans to grow their own fresh food. It’s also a communal space to retain their cultural identity by growing culturally significant crops in the Vermont climate.

Ever wonder who builds the mountain biking trails that so many get to enjoy? Meet Tom Lepesqueur - mountain bike trail builder and some would say mountain bike trail artist. Known for building trails with a dedication to aesthetic and ecological sustainability, discover why Tom builds the trails he does.

Women are underrepresented in trade jobs, not just in Vermont but around the country. Meet some women in the trades who are leading the way for others. Discover why they wouldn't want to work in any other industry and why they hope more women will join them.

The Robinson Sawmill was constructed in 1803 in Calais, VT. After milling lumber for generations, it slowly fell into disrepair. Now a non-profit is working to bring it back to life. After dredging the pond and repairing the machinery, the Robinson Sawmill hopes to become a living museum, offering a window into another time.