Inclusive Arts Vermont

Inclusive Arts Vermont Inclusive Arts Vermont uses the magic of the arts to engage the capabilities and enhance the confidence of children and adults with disabilities.

We were founded in 1986 as Very Special Arts of Vermont. Each year we offer arts education, training, and exhibition programs for people of all ages at community centers, partner organizations, and schools.

We invite you to join us in creating the IAV Memory Book.As we approach the sunset of Inclusive Arts Vermont at the end ...
04/17/2025

We invite you to join us in creating the IAV Memory Book.

As we approach the sunset of Inclusive Arts Vermont at the end of June, we wanted to create a communal space to share our memories from the past 40 years.

Our work could not happen without community. We are so grateful for all the experiences, art, creativity, community, inclusion, and impact we have made together.

With permission, memories added to the memory book will be shared on our website, social media, and as part of a potential slideshow at an event honoring our work in June.

To participate and share your memories of IAV visit: https://www.inclusiveartsvermont.org/iav-memory-book/

Image: A graphic with a light purple background. At the top is the IAV logo and text “Memory Book.” Below the text is a yellow outline illustration of open hands with stars on the side and stars in between the hands. In each corner is a bright blue flourish of sun rays.

04/07/2025

CYCLES Artist Karen Lloyd ( Karen J. Lloyd's Nature Heart Studio ) is featured on the latest episode of UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion Green Mountain Disability Stories!

You can get the full episode here: go.uvm.edu/green-mountain-disability-storiesepisode

Statement From The Board of DirectorsDear IAV Community,After nearly 40 years of increasing access to the arts for Vermo...
04/02/2025

Statement From The Board of Directors

Dear IAV Community,

After nearly 40 years of increasing access to the arts for Vermonters with disabilities, with heavy hearts, Inclusive Arts Vermont will sunset operations and programming, effective June 30, 2025. This date allows IAV to honor all commitments for our current program year and ensures a thoughtfully executed closure.

In 1986, Inclusive Arts Vermont began its creative journey as Very Special Arts of Vermont, later VSA Vermont, and a proud member of the national VSA network, a program of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. While that network has since dissolved, our mission has remained the same: to use the magic of the arts to engage the capabilities and enhance the confidence of children and adults with disabilities.

Guided by this vision, Inclusive Arts Vermont has served thousands of Vermonters for nearly 40 years with the goal of sparking opportunities for expression, joy, and inclusion through creativity. The incredible impact IAV has had throughout this time is vast. In the words of one of our recent exhibiting artists, “I credit IAV for being the opportunity that opened up my world and gave me the confidence in myself to pursue artistic and professional opportunities.”

While the Board and staff leadership have worked tirelessly to recover from many years of challenging financial circumstances, elements beyond our control in the present environment, including federal funding shifts, increased competition and changing priorities across the philanthropic landscape, rising costs of operation, and a lack of endowment or investments to sustain us in times of resource scarcity have led us to this tough, but necessary choice. With such continuing uncertainty, we felt this was the most respectful and caring path to ultimately take for our dedicated staff, as well as our mission, the fulfillment of which faces increasing constraints.

While this decision fills us with grief, we are confident that the organization’s positive impact will continue to live on. Throughout Inclusive Arts Vermont’s 39 years of work, we have advocated for a Vermont where any person with a disability can enter any arts organization or learning environment and fully participate to the extent that they desire. Though there is still much work to be done, we are confident that the practices and approaches we have instilled in the community will continue to ripple out and bring about meaningful change beyond our tenure.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the IAV community for your belief in our mission, support, and partnership over the years. We convey our profound appreciation for the steadfast funders, donors, contract partners, program sites, community partners, and exhibiting artists who placed faith and trust in us to deliver this work, collaborating with us in making a more accessible Vermont.

We also want to express our infinite gratitude to the remarkable staff of IAV. Their dedication, tireless effort, and passion for arts access have been the driving force behind our incredible impact. Each member of our Management Team and Teaching Artists, both present and past, have advanced our mission exponentially, leaving a lasting mark on our state and community.

Our commitment to accessibility does not end here. We are determined to honor IAV’s legacy. We will ensure that all of our commitments for this program year are fulfilled. Beyond the program year, each of us will live out the values IAV has stood for in our own individual lives going forward, carrying all that we have learned from this work into each role that we hold in the future.

For further details on this decision, next steps, available resources, or who to contact with questions, please see our FAQ link below.

With care and appreciation,
The Inclusive Arts Vermont Board of Directors

Board Letter & FAQ: https://www.inclusiveartsvermont.org/a-message-from-our-board/

Image: A photo of a sunset with pink and orange skies at the bottom. The top is a blueish purple. Purple and white clouds are scattered throughout. White text: " A Message From Our Board." The IAV logo is in the top left corner.

Thank you to all who participated in our 2025 silent auction – as an attempted bidder, winning bidder, donating business...
03/12/2025

Thank you to all who participated in our 2025 silent auction – as an attempted bidder, winning bidder, donating business, and/or by spreading the word! We’re so grateful for your enthusiasm and support of our work! Proceeds totaling $3,299 from this auction will support our continued arts access programming for Vermonters with disabilities this spring serving early childhood, K-12 students, and adults across the state. We couldn’t do this without you! 🎉

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who donated!
Alpine Shop
Bellcate School Dog Treats
Burlington Paint and Sip Studio
Catamount Family Outdoor Center
Dirty Paws
Dostie Bros Frame Shop
ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
El Gato Cantina
Essex Cinemas
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
Honey Road
Hunger Mountain Co-op
Jay Peak Resort
Kestrel Coffee
Lake Morey Resort
Leonardos Pizza
Mad River Glen
Metrorock Vermont
Middlebury Co-op
Montshire Museum of Science
Mudcraft Studio
Murmurations
Paddlesurf Champlain
Petra Cliffs Climbing Center & Mountaineering School
Rachel Lindsay
Railyard Apothecary
Sangha Studio
Shelburne Museum
Spare Time Colchester & City Sports Grille
The Skinny Pancake
The Safety Team
Six Flags Great Escape
Vermont Green FC
Uncommon Coffee
VBT Bicycling Vacations
Vermont Lake Monsters
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS)
Vermont Woodworking School
Vermont State Parks

Image: A graphic that has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top corners and aqua lines radiating inward at the bottom corners. Large bold text “Silent Auction!” with the IAV logo. In the middle is a photo of an announcement board with hues of yellow and red and black text, “Thank you for your support.”

Sending out our gratitude to M&T Bank! Kathy Shirling, Vice President, Senior Regional Program Officer, just announced t...
03/06/2025

Sending out our gratitude to M&T Bank! Kathy Shirling, Vice President, Senior Regional Program Officer, just announced that “The M&T Charitable Foundation is pleased to once again provide a grant to Inclusive Arts Vermont,” adding “We are proud to support Inclusive Arts Vermont as they foster a creative and thriving environment where all individuals feel valued and heard.”

Image description: A graphic with a green border that shares Kathy Shirling's quote from the post text. At the bottom is the M&T Charitable Foundation logo.

CYCLES Artist Spotlight: David RoyOur Path of Destruction (Triptych), 2023 Mixed media digital prints 8.5 x 11” framedAr...
03/05/2025

CYCLES Artist Spotlight: David Roy

Our Path of Destruction (Triptych), 2023
Mixed media digital prints
8.5 x 11” framed

Artist Statement:
The focus of this art series is our cycle of destruction. We as humans are the original invasive species. Leaving our print wherever we go and leaving where we’ve been in destruction. I wanted to use 3 panels to show how we impact our environment around us. If we continue with this cycle, we are leading ourselves toward our own destruction.

Learn more about David's work at Instagram:

CYCLES features the art of 25 Vermont artists with disabilities. CYCLES is on display at the UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion through May 2025! Learn more at: https://www.inclusiveartsvermont.org/exhibitions/cycles/

Images: Our Path of Destruction is a mixed media triptych including Calm Before the Storm, The Invasion, and Restart. Each piece of the triptych is 8.5” x 11” and features mountains with green trees on the bottom. Each image features a different sky and background behind the mountains and a reflection of their background in the water in the bottom right.

Calm Before the Storm is the first piece. It has a red sky with a yellow moon. The moon peeks out of the center-left behind two mountains in the back. The Invasion is the second piece in the triptych. It has a very dark background with a cityscape of buildings outlined in black. Behind the buildings is a smoky sky with gray circular objects with red circles on them. The circular objects encompass the buildings in the skyline. Restart is the third piece in the triptych. It has a red and white background with a large white moon outlined in red in the center of the piece, behind the mountains. Behind the moon are red and white textures.

Thank you to all who bid on the wonderful array of items in our silent auction these past few weeks! The auction closed ...
02/27/2025

Thank you to all who bid on the wonderful array of items in our silent auction these past few weeks! The auction closed last night for all items with winning bids. If you missed the rest of the auction, though, you’re in luck! As of 2/27, we have a small handful of items still awaiting bids. For these items only, we will extend the auction until midnight on Sunday, March 2.

A VBT Bicycling Vacations gift certificate (a $1,000 value; now with a starting bid of just $500).

An Original Pen & Ink Drawing from Cartoonist Rachel Lindsay's "RX: A Graphic Memoir" (a $400 value; now with a starting bid of just $100).

A Private Coffee Lesson/Tour with Kestrel Coffee + Swag Pack (a $200 value; now with a starting bid of just $75).

Catamount Film and Arts - $25 Gift Certificate (a $25 value starting at $15).

Bid on these items at: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025/auction

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Image: A graphic that has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top corners and orange lines radiating inward at the bottom corners. Large bold text “Silent Auction!” with the IAV logo. Below that is the text, “Final Items, Bidding open until 3/2” Below are 3 images with captions: 1. Folks biking over a covered bridge for VBT Bicycle Vacations, a close-up of a pen & ink cartoon by Rachel Lindsay, and a photo of Kestrel Coffee's cafe.

02/26/2025

Our silent auction closes at midnight tonight (Wednesday, February 26), and the amazing listings in the video below await your bid. In hopes of ensuring they go to a great home, we've dropped the starting bid price on 20 select items and experiences! For instance:

A VBT Bicycling Vacations gift certificate (a $1,000 value; now with a starting bid of just $500).

A 3-day Turning Workshop Gift Certificate to the Vermont Woodworking School in Fairfax (a $585 value and starting bid of $250).

A Signed Original Pen & Ink Drawing from Cartoonist Rachel Lindsay's "RX: A Graphic Memoir" (a $400 value; now with a starting bid of just $100).

A Private Coffee Lesson/Tour with Kestrel Coffee + Swag Pack (a $200 value and starting bid of $75).

Mad River Glen- Two Full Day, Unrestricted Lift Tickets ($230 value and starting bid of $125).

A Small Household Membership to ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain ($140 value and starting bid of $75).

This is just a small sampling of the items still awaiting you. Click the link below to make your bid or see what else is available at newly low prices!

https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Video description: A slideshow of images. Each graphic has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top corners and orange lines radiating inward at the bottom corner. Large bold text “Silent Auction!” with the IAV logo at the bottom. The first slide reads: Ends today 2/26/2025 at midnight! We have dropped the starting bids on 20 items! Every bid supports access to the arts for people with disabilities!

Each following slide highlights a different auction item featuring Mad River Glen, VBT Bicycling Vacations, Vermont Woodworking School, Echo Leahy Center, Kestrel Coffee, and artwork by Rachel Lindsay.

The last slide reads: and so much more: Visit the auction site to find some great deals while supporting access to the arts for people with disabilities.

Childcare providers and early childhood educators! We’re still accepting spring applications for Start With The Arts.Thi...
02/25/2025

Childcare providers and early childhood educators! We’re still accepting spring applications for Start With The Arts.

This FREE program blends art and early literacy, building a lifelong love of learning. And you can be part of it!

This term, we are currently welcoming applications from center sites in Chittenden County. The program is flexible to meet your needs and schedule. Sessions will begin in mid-late March (or sooner, availability permitting).

Apply by March 1 at:
https://www.inclusiveartsvermont.org/education/start-with-the-arts/

Questions? Email Peggy Rainville, Director of Early Childhood Programs (peggy@inclusiveartsvermont.org).

Image: A square graphic with an orange background. At the top in black text, “Start With The Arts.” Below that is white text with a purple background “Spring Applications Due 3/1!” At the bottom in black text, “For childcare centers & home childcare providers working with children 5-0.” In the middle 2 photos. L: The book “They All Saw A Cat” is surrounded by children’s drawings of a cat. R: A child’s hand reaches out to hold art supplies such as pipe cleaners and puff balls.

02/24/2025

In this video Inclusive Arts Vermont Development Associate, Aspen Dobbins reflects on " The Vermont Way."

"When I first moved to Vermont, I often heard people use the expression 'the Vermont way.' I have heard it used in many different ways, but ultimately it comes down to a certain kind of trust that Vermonters will look out for each other.

This month, businesses and organizations all across Vermont have stepped up to show their support for access to the arts for Vermonters with disabilities. We received donations from museums, resorts, ski areas, art studios, an artist, theme parks, state parks, gyms, retail shops, restaurants, co-ops, a travel company, and so much more retailing nearly $6,000. I’d call that the Vermont way!

Our goal is to raise at least $5,000 through your bids on these exciting experiences. With your help, so far we have raised $1,700. We greatly appreciate all of the bids that have come in so far! Your bid directly supports the impact of Inclusive Arts Vermont, furthering our mission to use the magic of the arts to engage the capabilities and enhance the confidence of children and adults with disabilities.

The auction closes on February 26. We have just two days left!
Now, we are asking you to spread the word!

Please share this link https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025 with family, friends, colleagues, and anyone else you can think of.

Thank you for your help, and to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated to this expansive selection of experiences and items! "

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Video description: Aspen is a light-skinned person wearing a grey hoodie with a green and grey flannel and a green hat. There is some artwork also on the wall behind them in their home in Vermont. The video has open captions at the top.

Do you ever find yourself wanting to develop some new skills, but you're waiting for the right opportunity to get starte...
02/21/2025

Do you ever find yourself wanting to develop some new skills, but you're waiting for the right opportunity to get started? Here is your chance!

Check out some of the classes and workshops being offered in our silent auction: a three day Woodworking Course with Vermont Woodworking School, a private coffee-roasting lesson with Kestrel Coffee, a self defense class with the Safety Team, yoga with Sangha Studio. Or maybe grabbing a glass of wine and being led through a painting experience with Burlington Paint and Sip Studio is more your pace. Whichever you choose, your donation will support access to the arts for people with disabilities.

The auction closes next week (February 26), so make your bid soon!

Check out the silent auction here: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated such a wonderful selection of experiences and items!

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Image description: A graphic that has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top corners and orange lines radiating inward at the bottom corners. Large bold text “Silent Auction!” with the IAV logo. Below that is the text, “Bid on New Experiences” Below are logos for Spare Time, Kestrel Coffee, Burlington Paint and Sip, The Safety Team, and Vermont Woodworking School.

Repost from The Vermont Arts Council!
02/20/2025

Repost from The Vermont Arts Council!

Attention Vermont teaching artists! Registration is open for the Accessible Practices Idea Exchange, a series of free workshops for teaching artists interested in building accessibility into the foundation of their teaching practices.

Sessions run March through June, with both virtual and in-person options available. Co-organized by the Vermont Arts Council, Teaching Artist Connect, and Inclusive Arts Vermont. Find all the details and register at http://bit.ly/AccessExchange25?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com.

Image: A graphic communicating the same information as above, in shades of blue, orange, and white. The graphic features the collectible 2025 Idea Exchange badge.

Teaching Artists Connect Inclusive Arts Vermont

Looking for fun activities for the whole family? Look no further! Inclusive Arts Vermont’s 2025 Silent Auction has some ...
02/17/2025

Looking for fun activities for the whole family? Look no further! Inclusive Arts Vermont’s 2025 Silent Auction has some amazing activities in store. Take your pick!

Are you the outdoor type? We have lift tickets to Mad River Glen and a 5-day membership to the Catamount Outdoor Family Center.

Prefer to be indoors? We’ve got you covered there too with a bowling lane party at Spare Time Colchester & City Sports Grille or day passes to the climbing walls at Petra Cliffs Climbing Center & Mountaineering School.

Dreaming about summer? Maybe paddleboarding or a punch card to Vermont State Parks is for you.

Or maybe you’d rather be hanging upside down at Murmurations Aerial or Six Flags Great Escape and Hurricane Harbor

These are just a few of the items awaiting your bid! Visit the auction at: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

The auction closes next week (February 26), so don’t delay! Your purchases support access to the arts for people with disabilities!

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated such a fabulous array of items and experiences!

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Image: A graphic that has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top corners and orange lines radiating inward at the bottom corners. Large bold text “Silent Auction!” with the IAV logo. Below that is the text, “Bid on Fun for the Whole Family” Below are logos for Paddlesurf Champlain, Murmurations, VT State Parks, Mad River Glen, and Catamount Outdoor Family Center.

So many choices! Our silent auction is stocked and overflowing with amazing items and experiences. This week we received...
02/13/2025

So many choices! Our silent auction is stocked and overflowing with amazing items and experiences. This week we received four new donations from Shelburne Museum, Mudcraft Studio, Railyard Apothecary and VBT Bicycling Vacations. Click the link below to see what they are offering, and bid to support access to the arts for people with disabilities!

IAV Silent Auction: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated so far!

Alpine Shop
Bellcate School Dog Treats
Burlington Paint and Sip Studio
Catamount Family Outdoor Center
Dirty Paws
Dostie Bros Frame Shop
ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
El Gato Cantina
Essex Cinemas
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
Honey Road
Hunger Mountain Co-op
Jay Peak Resort
Kestrel Coffee
Lake Morey Resort
Leonardos Pizza
Mad River Glen
Metrorock Vermont
Middlebury Co-op
Montshire Museum of Science
Mudcraft Studio
Murmurations
Paddlesurf Champlain
Petra Cliffs Climbing Center & Mountaineering School
Rachel Lindsay
Railyard Apothecary
Sangha Studio
Shelburne Museum
Spare Time Colchester & City Sports Grille
The Skinny Pancake
The Safety Team
Six Flags Great Escape
Vermont Green FC
Uncommon Coffee
VBT Bicycling Vacations
Vermont Lake Monsters
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS)
Vermont Woodworking School
Vermont State Parks

ACCESS: if you would like an alternative way to participate (phone or email), contact info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668. On the auction site are Google Doc and Word Doc versions of the auction.

Image: A graphic that has a white background with purple lines radiating inward at the top left corner and orange line radiating inward at the bottom right corner. Large bold text “New Auction Items Just In!” is highlighted in aqua. Below are logos for Shelburne Museum, Mudcraft Studio, Railyard Apothecary and VBT Bicycling Vacations.

CYCLES Artist Spotlight: Isabel FrantzOne Tree, 2022 Photograph 8 x 10” framedArtist Statement:"My piece of art for the ...
02/12/2025

CYCLES Artist Spotlight: Isabel Frantz

One Tree, 2022
Photograph 8 x 10” framed

Artist Statement:
"My piece of art for the CYCLES exhibit is One Tree, taken at Shelburne farms in the season of winter. It was taken in winter 2022 with all the snow on the trees by Lake Champlain near the Shelburne Inn. I originally took a photo of three trees but thought one tree in the frame was more beautiful."

CYCLES features the art of 25 Vermont artists with disabilities. CYCLES is on display at the UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion through May 2025! Learn more at: https://www.inclusiveartsvermont.org/exhibitions/cycles/

Image: One Tree is a horizontal 8x10 inch digital photograph in a black frame. A single, round, leafless tree is centered on snow covered ground. It stands in front of a restless lake and distant mountains on a cloudy winter day.

Sending out a big thank you to Co-op Food Stores of Hanover, Lebanon, and White River Junction! We are so grateful to be...
02/11/2025

Sending out a big thank you to Co-op Food Stores of Hanover, Lebanon, and White River Junction!

We are so grateful to be one of the recipients of proceeds from their Pennies for Change program this month! Please consider rounding up throughout February to support access to the arts for people with disabilities in the Upper Valley and all across Vermont!

Image description: Text at the top reads Round up this month to support Inclusive Arts Vermont at CO-OP Food Stores (logo in green and Blue) of Hanover, Lebanon, and White River Junction.

Inclusive Arts Vermont 2025 Virtual Silent Auction is now live!Support inclusive art experiences for people with disabil...
02/05/2025

Inclusive Arts Vermont 2025 Virtual Silent Auction is now live!

Support inclusive art experiences for people with disabilities in Vermont while treating yourself and your loved ones (even your pets)! Thanks to our amazing community we will be auctioning off: movement and wellness experiences, delicious food and beverage gift certificates, museum passes and memberships, tickets to sporting events, art supplies, signed artwork from a local Vermont illustrator, and much more…

Check out the auction here: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated so far!

Alpine Shop
Bellcate School Dog Treats
Burlington Paint and Sip Studio
Catamount Family Outdoor Center
Dirty Paws Pet Spa
Dostie Bros Frame Shop
ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
El Gato Cantina
Essex Cinemas
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
Honey Road
Hunger Mountain Co-op
Jay Peak Resort
Kestrel Coffee
Vermont Lake Monsters
Lake Morey Resort
Leonardo's Pizza
Mad River Glen
Metrorock Essex
Middlebury Co-op
Montshire Museum of Science
Mudcraft Pottery Studio
Murmurations Aerial
Paddlesurf Champlain
Petra Cliffs
Rachel Lindsay
Railyard Apothecary
The Safety Team
Sangha Yoga Studio
Shelburne Museum
Six Flags Great Escape and Hurricane Harbor
The Skinny Pancake
Spare Time Colchester & City Sports Grille
Uncommon Coffee
VBT Bicycling Vacations
Vermont Green FC
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS)
Vermont State Parks
Vermont Woodworking School

Image: A graphic that has a light aqua border on top bottom and left. Large text "The Silent Auction is LIVE" with the IAV logo. Feb 5 - 26. Below the dates are logos for Montshire Museum, Vermont State Parks, and Sangha Yoga Studio followed by the text " And many more from Vermont-based artists and businesses!"

Preview Our Silent Auction Launching Tomorrow!Opens: Wednesday, February 5, 12pmCloses: Wednesday, February 26, 12pmSupp...
02/04/2025

Preview Our Silent Auction Launching Tomorrow!

Opens: Wednesday, February 5, 12pm
Closes: Wednesday, February 26, 12pm

Support inclusive art experiences for people with disabilities in Vermont while treating yourself and your loved ones (even your pets)! Thanks to our amazing community we will be auctioning off: movement and wellness experiences, delicious food and beverage gift certificates, museum passes and memberships, tickets to sporting events, art supplies, signed artwork from a local Vermont illustrator, and much more…

Preview the auction here: https://givebutter.com/c/iav2025

Thank you to all of the amazing sponsors who have donated so far!

The Alpine Shop
Bellcate School Dog Treats
Burlington Paint and Sip Studio
Catamount Family Outdoor Center
Dirty Paws
Dostie Bros Frame Shop
ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
El Gato Cantina
Essex Cinemas
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
Honey Road
Hunger Mountain Co-op
Jay Peak Resort
Kestrel Coffee
Vermont Lake Monsters
Lake Morey Resort
Leonardo's Pizza
Mad River Glen
Metrorock Essex
Middlebury Co-op
Montshire Museum of Science
Murmurations
Paddlesurf Champlain
Petra Cliffs
Rachel Lindsay
The Safety Team
Sangha Yoga Studio
Six Flags Great Escape
The Skinny Pancake
Uncommon Coffee
Vermont Green FC
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS)
Vermont State Parks
Vermont Woodworking School

Image: A graphic that has a light aqua border on top bottom and left. Large text "Silent Auction" with the IAV logo. Feb 5 - 26. Below the dates are logos for VINS, The Fairbanks Museum, and Echo Leahy Center followed by the text " And many more from Vermont-based artists and businesses!"

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PO Box 236
Essex Junction, VT
05452

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18025563668

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