If you’re spending your Valentines & President’s Day weekend in Vermont, you’ve got a fun-filled winter break waiting for you! Southern Vermont is chock full of events to make your President’s Day weekend stay perfect, no matter your preferences. Are … Continue reading
I continue to be astounded by the way the world comes to our neck of the woods in Vermont and New Hampshire. The mountains surrounding our bed and breakfast in Cavendish are known for their impressive hiking, biking and skiing, … Continue reading
Along with supporting local arts, The Golden Stage Inn has much pride in our local businesses. We try to source our foods and products from small businesses in the area as often as we can. Lucky for us, this is … Continue reading
At our Vermont Bed and Breakfast, we just barely finished wrapping up Halloween decorations (just in time to start wrapping those holiday presents, I suppose!). Halloween is always a big to-do at the Inn – this year we had over … Continue reading
Summer theatre at Weston Playhouse in Vermont is one of my favorite attractions of Okemo Valley. Earlier this month, I went with my daughter Samantha and our exchange-student family member Yui to see Educating Rita. The cast of two put … Continue reading
When it comes to woolly craft classes and workshops, I’ve always been much more of a spectator than a participant – though I admit to harboring a steady curiosity (or maybe envy is a better word). At county fairs, I … Continue reading
Play Review Written by Samantha Wood Recently, my dad and I went to the Weston Playhouse to see Mary’s Wedding. Mary’s Wedding was set in post World War I England. The whole drama was a dream that Mary had the … Continue reading
On April 6, 2012, Ignat Solzhenitsyn will be performing an evening of Beethoven, Schubert, and Prokofiev on the piano as a fundraiser to rebuild Greven Field in Cavendish, VT. The field was absolutely demolished in August 2011 when Hurricane Irene … Continue reading
On Saturday evening of a slow weekend at the inn, even the weather was peaceful and calm, and the town’s advanced unfolding of Emergency Hurricane Evacuation Plans felt a bit like overkill. Imagining we’d get heavy rains and strong winds … Continue reading
