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V E R M O N T S K I M U S E U M
he largest
selection of
fine artist
materials at
tremendous
savings. Call
us or stop by.
It’s worth the drive.
635-2203 or
800-887-2203.
Located next to
the Vermont
Studio Center,
Pearl St.,
Johnson.
Vermont Ski Museum
Open Wed. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Open every day except Tuesday• Noon
to 5 p.m. Check the Stowe Reporter
Sun. 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
calendar and www.vermontskimuseum.org
for programs and events. Handicap
accessible. Admission by donation.
Exhibits & Events
November 17
Suicide Six! Annual featured Vermont ski
area exhibit opens.
December 1
Ski Technique, Past and Present opens.
December 8
From Schussing to Shredding. Ski
technique through the ages.
F
Custom
raming
Stowe Mountain Film Festival
November 23 - December 1
At the Vermont Ski Museum unless
Hand-Painted
noted. All shows at 7 p.m. Free.
December 26 - 29
Frames & Mirrors
Warren Miller’s Playground
January 24
Warren Miller’s Playground
Ready-Made Frames
MUSEUM
SKI
& Decorative Mats
2007 Vermont Ski
Museum Hall of
Fame Inductees:
VERMONT
Unique Art Gallery
Wallace "Bunny"
DING,
Bertram founded
Suicide Six, the first
UIL
major ski area in
The Granary Building

B
Custom Plaque
Vermont; Phil Camp 192 Thomas Lane • Stowe
oversaw the growth of
the ski industry; Mike
802-253-1918
Lamination
CALLAHAN;
Gallagher, an Olympic skier and coach;
Al Sise, the father of alpine masters racing;
cocosframeshop.com
for Posters & Photos
and Olympic freestyle gold medalist

GLENN Donna Weinbrecht (pictured).
• Put Your Artwork in the Right Frame of Mind •
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