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2021 MEDIA KIT
M A N C H E S T E R & T H E M O U N TA I N S
MANCHESTER LIFE magazine showcases the beauty,
ILLUSTRATION: LEONARD KENYON
lifestyle, and community of Manchester and the Mountains
region. It features a breadth of recreational activities and
events, arts, dining, shopping, and lodging choices and
highlights the treasures unique to the area.
M A N C H E S T E R & T H E M O U N TA I N S
Exciting news! You’ve asked and we’ve answered – Manchester Life will now be the same size as Stratton Magazine
and Vermont Magazine. Please review our ad dimensions on the following page before submitting your ad material.
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This annual lifestyle publication for residents and visitors includes editorial and photography, area business listings
for dining, lodging, activities, services, retail, and real estate; travel resources, and an events calendar.
Featured stories in 2021 will include:
S
outhern Vermont’s arts scene is thriving. Local playhouses,
southern art centers, and theatre festivals draw international talent
and attention to the region, bringing world-class art, music,
vermont’s and theatre to the delight of both out-of-town visitors and local
• A guided tour of Manchester that highlights its
Vermonters.
leading What many people may not know is that this is primarily
happening under female leadership.
ladies In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th
premier shops, boutiques, and designer outlets
amendment (which granted women the right to vote), we sat
down and spoke with the strong female leaders who run some
of Southern Vermont’s most prominent and influential artistic
organizations.
Anne Corso
• Good Taste Dining editorial featuring local
Anne Corso is the Executive Director of the Southern Vermont Arts Center.
She holds a degree in Art History from Rosemont College, and a master’s
in museum education from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She
has served as the director of education for the Reading Public Museum in
Pennsylvania, and the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia. She
farm producers
is passionate about community building and has brought new life to the
Southern Vermont Arts Center, forging powerful connections that have
provided exciting opportunities for cooperation with other local artistic
organizations.
On Persistence
• A conversation with some of our area gallery owners
“When I was a little girl, my mom used to take me on the train into Center
City, Philadelphia, and we would go to the art museum. I knew from the time
that I was a little girl that I wanted to work in an art museum. When I was
in high school, I told my teachers and my guidance counselors I wanted to
major in art history, and they said, ‘Well, you can’t do that. No one gets paid
doing that. That’s ridiculous. I don’t even know where you would go.’ So I
cracked open my books, and I found the place where I could go, and found
• A shout out to the new businesses in town
a little community as I was making my way through undergraduate and
graduate school. Eventually, I realized, ‘Hey, you know, these people were
wrong. You really can make a living in the arts.’ I’ve had an incredible career
in art centers and art museums, teaching art and talking about art and living
in it and around it every day.”
On The Southern Vermont Arts Center
“At Southern Vermont Arts Center I am fortunate enough to be in a position
where I was able to build a new team. [I] brought on a couple of [people in]
key positions, one of them being my manager of education, who has really,
really dialed it up in terms of all of our programming efforts. I think that
• A feature profile of the historic Glebelands property
BY JOSHUA SHERMAN, MD
and its longtime owner, Diana Olcott
where we’ve been able to start to change things and accomplish things is
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRYCE BOYER [by] making people realize that we do want to be there for the community.
Anne Corso, Executive Director of the Southern Vermont Arts Center AT OLD MILL ROAD RECORDING And we want to program both for them and with them. We have a year-
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• An in-depth look at Orvis, highlighting the
craftsmanship of their fishing rods
shopping
Discover the exquisite , the uncommon , artisan , and the eye-catching —all in one town, oh,
and surrounded by mountains. With all these unique choices , you're sure to bring home that
ART & HOME FURNISHINGS
JK ADAMS KITCHEN STORE
Designing and crafting fine-quality wood
• The history of the Pullman Car at Hildene
products for the kitchen and home for 70 years.
Come shop The Kitchen Store, which includes
special something. a full line of gadgets, cookware, countertop
…and more
appliances, and Vermont specialty foods and
cheeses. Come shop the Dorset Farmers’
Market here from 10am–2pm every Sunday mid-
October through mid-May. Open daily. 1430 Rte.
30, Dorset. 802-362-4422 or jkadams.com
MISS PHYLLIS FINE LINENS AND FROCKS
A specialty store presenting new clothing from
Magnolia Pearl and showcasing their forever-
changing creations for special occasions or
casual wear. Cupboards filled with American
and European antique, handmade lace and
linens from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Locally owned. Located on Adams Park Green
in a historic house. 18 Park Pl., Manchester.
802-236-2342 or missphyllis.net
MANCHESTER HOT GLASS
A glass-blowing studio and gallery owned and
operated by local glassblower, Andrew Weill.
Shop the gallery or call and schedule one of our
popular glassblowing classes. We make unique
hand-blown glass and jewelry on site. Custom
glass requests and home/commercial lighting
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are our specialties. Other services include
bridal party gifts and wedding registries, plus
TIMOTHY PETERS
glass and crystal repair. 79 Elm St., Manchester.
802-362-2227 or manchesterhotglass.com
P & F APPLIANCE
For all your home appliances. Family owned
and operated, established in 1979. Offering
all major brands including GE, Monogram,
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Samsung, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Bosch, Liebherr,
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La Pêche Lingerie is your one stop for high- Route finding, gear maintenance, snow Find everything to outfit all your adventures Sharp. Professional installation and service.
quality sleepwear, shapewear, bridal foundations conditions, and general local information are with the latest in gear, goggles, outerwear, 147 Bonnet St., Manchester. 802-362-3706 or
and gifts, and of course bras! Bra fitting all part of the experience here. Located just and apparel. For something sublime, visit pandfappliance.com
available any time, or book online outside of five minutes from the Appalachian Trail in Von Bargen’s Jewelry. Bring home a Stratton
store hours. We believe all bodies are beautiful Southern Vermont, The Mountain Goat carries memory, or two, with signature goods, hats, and RK MILES
bodies and offer something for all sizes. the finest in outdoor clothing and gear for hoodies. Art, clothing, inspired décor, and much rk MILES is a third-generation family business
founded in Manchester, Vermont in 1940. The The Vermont Country Store
4732 Main St., Manchester. 802-362-2727 or serious adventurers and casual wanderers alike. more. 1-800-STRATTON or stratton.com
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lapechelingerie.com 4886 Main St., Manchester. 802-362-5159 or company supplies lumber, building materials,
mountaingoat.com ZIPPY CHICKS and home goods to communities in Vermont TILTING AT WINDMILLS GALLERY YVES DELORME
MISS PHYLLIS FINE LINENS AND FROCKS Zippy Chicks consignment boutique features and western Massachusetts. 618 Depot St., A world of fine art housed in its spacious, Federating poetry, audacity, excellence, and
A specialty store presenting new clothing from SPRING & HARBOR new and used women’s and men’s fashions. Manchester. 802-362-1952 or rkmiles.com comfortable, and conveniently located facility. savoir-faire since 1845, Yves Delorme is an
Magnolia Pearl and showcasing their forever- Lakeside to seaside, cottage to cabana. Spring Exceptionally selective, only accepting pieces of Originals of all mediums are available by international brand of luxury home linens
changing creations for special occasions or & Harbor’s unique and fun store is packed full of the highest quality and featuring top designers. RUG CRAZY
local, national, and international artists. These creating a French lifestyle art de vivre concept.
casual wear. Cupboards filled with American colorful clothes, accessories, and home goods. From name-brand clothing to gently used Prices for our handmade oriental rugs are
museum-quality works are presented in award- Yves Delorme design is recognized for fashion
and European antique, handmade lace and Stop in and explore gorgeous collections of footwear, there is an array of options. And when usually 75 percent less than typical retail. We
winning, creative framing. The artwork is prints, integrating original hand-painted
linens from the 19th and early 20th centuries. super chic dresses, tunics, wraps, accessories, your closet could use freshening, bring your own carry rugs from Persia (Iran), Afghanistan,
represented in a rich tapestry of color, creativity, artwork, as well as a strong line of Classics.
Locally owned. Located on Adams Park Green and more. 4928 Main St., Manchester. FB @ items in and make some money. 4732 Main St., Pakistan, Turkey, and India. A great selection of
imagination, and diversity. 24 Highland Ave., 4783 Main St., Manchester. 802-366-4974 or
in a historic house. 18 Park Pl., Manchester. Spring&Harbor, IG @springandharborvt. Manchester. 802-367-1064 or zippychicks.com more than 500 rugs—new, vintage, and antique.
Manchester. 802-362-3022 or tilting.com usa.yvesdelorme.com
802-236-2342 or missphyllis.net 802-367-3998 or springandharbor@yahoo.com By appointment. 802-394-2300 or rugcrazy.com
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