Experience All That Vermont Has To Offer

We are pleased to provide resources to help you plan
and enjoy your visit this summer.

Marlboro Music is located on the beautiful Potash Hill campus in the town of Marlboro, between Brattleboro and Wilmington off Route 9, in the rural foothills of southern Vermont. It is known not only for exceptional chamber music, but for the lovely countryside, farms, historic inns, delicious local food and drink, craft and antique shops, parks, and outdoor activities.

We invite you to explore the listings below for lodging, dining, services, activities in the area, and more.

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Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts

Located in the heart of downtown Brattleboro, Mitchell-Giddings Fine Arts exhibits and promotes artists who consciously explore the myriad challenges of personal expression within their chosen medium.

WMNR Fine Arts Radio

WMNR Fine Arts Radio is celebrating 40 years of non-commercial, all-music classical—and classic—music. Listen to WMNR live from anywhere via wmnr.org.

Friends of Music at Guilford

Friends of Music at Guilford is a community music organization offering a year-round season of concerts in Southern Vermont. Sponsored by The Bear Bookshop.

Applewoods Studio

Beautiful handmade/hard-carved furniture and vessels made from locally sourced, live-edge hardwoods

Vermont Artisan Designs

At Vermont Artisan Designs, you'll find a wide array of fine hand-made crafts, including glass, jewelry, pottery, fiber art, and more.

Quaigh Designs

A Wilmington favorite since 1968, this art, craft and design gallery has been highlighted by National Geographic Traveler, The Boston Globe and Fodor's Guide to New England.

Hogback Mountain Country Store

Scenic overlook and gift shop just 15 minutes from Marlboro. Stop by for some cheese, jam or Metcalfe's Vermont Maple Cream Liqueur... and the 100-mile-view!

Bartleby’s Books

Independent bookstore located in nearby Wilmington

Vermont Country Deli

Right on Route 9, Vermont Country Deli offers unique gift baskets full of Vermont and New England made products, as well as renowned sandwiches, savory pastries, decadent desserts, and gourmet to-go fare.

Tavernier Chocolates

Acclaimed for artisanal, small batch chocolate, Tavernier offers a wide array of chocolate truffles, bonbons, tablets, and a singular line of chocolate charcuterie.

South Mountain Concert Series: 2022 Season

South Mountain presents some of the world's leading chamber music ensembles and soloists exclusively during the fall in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts.

Altiplano

Locally-owned boutique in downtown Brattleboro offering a fresh approach to modern living

Brattleboro Farmers Market

The Brattleboro Area Farmers Market is Southern Vermont's premier farmers market, featuring over 50 vendors with food, crafts, music, and more.

Brattleboro Music Center

Founded in 1952 by artistic director Blanche Honegger Moyse, the Brattleboro Music Center is a unique, community-based organization, exceptional for the breadth and quality of its programs.

Butch’s Moving and Storage

Fully licensed and bonded freight shipping truck company operating out of Brattleboro

Carle Museum of Picture Book Art

Founded by The Very Hungry Caterpillar author and illustrator Eric Carle and his wife Barbara, The Carle is a delightful and educational place for adults and kids alike that fosters a love of art and reading.

Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival

The Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary season of world class chamber music in the heart of Vermont from August 8 to August 20, 2022. Visit the CVCMF website for more and updated information as the late summer draws nearer.

Clark Art Institute

One of the most beloved and respected art museums in the world, Williamstown's Clark Art Institute is known for its intimate galleries and stunning natural environment.

Excursions from the Square

Based in Philadelphia, Excursions from the Square offers trips to the Marlboro Music Festival and around the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Fire Arts Vermont

FINE CRAFT GALLERY and OPEN STUDIOS featuring ceramics and glass. TOUR the studios of Natalie Blake and Randi Solin...

Gallery in the Woods

Gallery in the Woods specialized in fine art, jewelry, craft and folk art from Vermont and around the globe. Three floors of handmade works of exceptional quality and design.

Gallery Walk

Gallery Walk is Brattleboro’s monthly celebration of the arts, happening on the first Friday of each month from 5:30 to 8:30 pm.

Lady Moon

Megan MacArthur Littlehales, also known as Lady Moon, offers Reiki and massage for all beings right here in Marlboro.

MASS MoCA

MASS MoCA exhibits work by many of the most important artists of today—both well known, and emerging—focusing on large-scale and complex installations that are impossible to realize in conventional museums.

Mohawk Trail

The Mohawk Trail is the first scenic road in New England, offering 63 miles of unsurpassed splendor and 50,000 acres of state parks and forests.

Molly Stark State Park

Molly Stark State Park contains about two miles of foot trails, including the moderate Mount Olga Trail. It is adjacent to the Hogback Mountain Conservation Area and is linked with the trail system there as well as the Town of Wilmington trail system.

Penelope Wurr

Brattleboro shop showcasing Penelope's fine contemporary glass, local and European gifts, handcrafted jewelry, and more.

Philadelphia Chamber Music Society

The Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents over 50 chamber music and recital programs each year from October to May at the Kimmel Center's Perelman Theater and other Center City venues.

Psychoanalytic Private Practice

I am a psychoanalyst in private practice in Brattleboro, Vermont. I am a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College as well as the Aaron Copland School of Music, and I received my second master’s and doctoral degrees from the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. I put a strong emphasis on the importance of developing a sense...

Brattleboro Retreat Farm

Located just outside of downtown Brattleboro, The Retreat Farm is an historical site and recreation center seated on 475 acres of land including a wonderful petting farm.

Shelburne Falls

With its natural beauty and inviting atmosphere, Shelburne Falls offers a rich variety of activities in a turn-of-the-century setting. Don't miss the famous Bridge of Flowers.

Smith College Botanic Garden

Whether you visit the Lyman Plant House & Conservatory or stroll the elegant Japanese Gardens, the Smith College Botanic Garden is a bridge to the botanical world.

The Robb Family Farm

A sixth-generation family farm, Robb Family Farm features a gift shop filled with maple syrup and other maple treats all made by family members as well as other local products. Come to shop or to take a tour!

True North Granola

If you’re looking for a quality granola which contains no or little sugar, or no grains, look no further than True North Granola.

Vermont Distillers

Visit our award winning, family owned and operated craft distillery with a 100-mile view on Hogback Mountain in Marlboro, VT. Relax and enjoy a cocktail on our deck or try a spirit tasting and grab a bottle to go!

Whetstone Ledges Farm

Visit this small, family operated farm that sells sustainably-grown berries, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and maple syrup on MacArthur Road. Pick your own berries!

Wilmington Works

Discover the shops, eateries, galleries, and inns of historic downtown Wilmington.

Windham Wines

This family-owned shop offers both a global selection and the personal attention of its experts for a simple but satisfying experience.

Zephyr Designs

Zephyr Designs has been providing the Brattleboro community with fine art supplies and custom framing since 1975. In addition to paints, brushes and canvas, Zephyr also sells supplies for block printing, silk screening, drawing, sketching, and more.

Historic Deerfield

Historic Deerfield Inc. is an outdoor history museum that focuses on the history and culture of the Connecticut River Valley and early New England, interpreting more than 300 years of stories that reflect the rich and diverse social, cultural and economic history of the region.