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Tours run Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 am, and also Saturdays at 5:30 pm. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests the opportunity to experience daily farm life. Guests will be able to watch the cow milking process and even try their hand at milking! From there, we will explain the journey from cow to milk jug. Guests will learn about the different ages and stages of the dairy cow, from birth through adulthood. We will meet, pet, and even feed baby calves, explore the barns, and possibly even witness a new baby being born! Every tour is adjusted to meet the needs and interests of our guests. We strive to encourage our guests to participate hands-on, and encourage questions and ideas! We simply love to share our love of farming and our animals with others! ***All proceeds from our farm tours go directly to our nonprofit organization, Liberty Hill Center for Agricultural Education. *** Other things to note Tours will be held rain or shine!

If you would like more then 2 people in the party please message me about your party size we can talk about possibility or arrangements. Your glass experience will begin with a quick round of safety and rules.. Then right in to the hot molten fun.. We will jump right in to torch time and learning to talk to our glass.. This will be a crash coarse in a new language for many .. We will work on becoming comfortable with this new medium and then once your ready you can begin to create shapes and forms. I like to take each student to a personal spot and make what really speaks to them.. If they do not have anything they really wanna try then we can begin with basic formations and shapes .. hearts, drops and twists.. This experience is as much or as little as you want it to be. The glass rabbit hole is very very deep. i am 22 yrs in and no where near the bottom. its endless and every expanding in example, ideas, forms, shapes and colors. The endless possibilities are truly up to you and what u want to take away from your experience .. For some they are hooked and now will have to be come a glass blower even if its just a hobby.. that's how we all began . see you all there!! Annie Other things to note please wear old cloths, nothing loose, please tie your hair back and wear real shoes. be prepared to break things as if u are not making mistakes u are not learning .. thats rule 1 in glass blowing

Learn from a Master Potter how to "throw" pots on the potters wheel. This one and a half hour class will take you from a ball of clay to your very own cup or bowl! You will learn the basic techniques needed to center the clay and form a pot. It's fun, it's mesmerizing and something you will remember for a lifetime. Other things to note: Please provide proof of a Covid-19 vaccination via a pic prior to the experience or physical card at the time of the experience. Unvaccinated individuals will not be able to participate. A good attitude, the ability to use both hands and sit on a low stool is required. Two cats live in the studio! You can keep two pots that you make during the experience. They will be fired & shipped to you for a fee of $30 to be paid upon the arrival of the pieces by USPS. (Shipping to the US only) Estimated delivery is 8 weeks from the day of the experience.

This is a unique experience in equine assisted learning. We will practice mind/body awareness to support us with our non-verbal communication with the horse. Our relationship building with the horse will be a personally inspiring and insightful experience that is uniquely yours. Feel free to request a day and time that works for you and we will do our best to accommodate you. Other things to note: No horse experience is needed and no riding involved. Please dress for outdoor temperatures. Individual comfort level is respected for level of equine participation.

Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory Take 30-minute tour which includes a short film about their history, followed by a guided walkthrough of the production facilities, ending with samples of their latest flavor! Ziemke Glassblowing Studio Watch local glassblowing legend Glenn Ziemke in action! Glenn has been blowing glass since 1976, and has worked out of his studio in Waterbury Center since 1995. Cold Hollow Cider Mill Experience one of Vermont’s leading producers of apple cider. They also carry a number of other Vermont-made products as well, such as maple syrup and other specialty items. Trapp Family Lodge The Von Trapp family (from “The Sound of Music” fame) chose this location as their home because of the beautiful scenery that reminded them of their native Austria. Smugglers' Notch State Park This narrow pass through Vermont’s Green Mountains features a steep and winding road, with impressive views of 1,000 foot cliffs above. * Smugglers’ Notch is closed in Winter. In its place, we will visit several other local attractions including: Cabot Annex Cheese (tasting room), Lake Champlain Chocolates, Emily’s Covered Bridge, and a scenic ride through Stowe Hollow. Stowe Village With a population of just over 4,300 people, you will find many local artisan shops featuring art, jewelry, clothing, gifts, and number of award-winning specialty foods.