Fan House 2013 Recommendations

 

June 14, 15 and 16 - Father's Day Weekend

Quechee Hot Air Balloon Festival
34^th Annual Quechee Hot Air Balloon Craft and Music Festival Featuring Music, Fine Art, and Crafters on the Quechee Village Green
www.quecheeballoonfestival.com

 

June 23-29

Interplay Jazz & Art Summer Experience, Workshops and Performances, Woodstock, VT
www.interplayjazzandarts.org for registration and details.

 

July 26-28

Bookstock in Woodstock VT
A Green Mountain Festival of Words. Authors of national and local renown will speak, read from their work, offer interactive programs and mingle with the participating public.
www.bookstockvt.org

 

Scheduled periodically: Naked Table Weekends with ShackletonThomas. Please see this link for their story: LA Times ShackletonThomas Story

 

Sept. 28-29

The 10^th Annual Vermont Fine Furniture & Woodworking Festival takes place in Woodstock this weekend with displays of collectible furniture and gifts. www.vermontwoodfestival.org

Check out this related article in the Boulevard Magazine: "Traveling for Style".

 

November 27-30

Thanksgiving at The Fan House
Stay three or four nights between Nov. 27 and 30 2013 and enjoy a complimentary Thanksgiving Dinner served at The Fan House on Thanksgiving Day.

 

Dec 13,14,15

Vermont Winter Wassail Weekend (annual)
Downtown Woodstock
A premier Vermont winter holiday event.
Horse / carriage parade, carol sing, live theater & Messiah sing along.
Reserve early. www.woodstockvt.com/wassail.php

 

Seasonal, Bass Fishing Early June - end November.

Barnard Native Establishes New Venture:
Mr. John's Green Mountain Guide Company

BARNARD, VT -- John Barnes has spent nearly his whole life in the greater Woodstock, VT region. Since age 7 he lived in Barnard with his surrogate father, now deceased, whom he still refers to as "Mr. Cobb."

For 40 of John's years he was a trapper, accompanying Mr. Cobb on woods-oriented missions that produced, in a good season, 25 fox, 20 mink, 50 beaver, up to 300 muskrat and other fur bearers like otter, fisher, bobcat and raccoon.

"When you're in the woods to make living, your survival depends on understanding animal habitats. You learn to ask the questions: What is the animal doing in the woods and even what is the animal thinking?"

In exploring the habitats of, among others, moose, deer, bear and beaver, he concentrates on an area he knows like the back of his hand, the 55,000-acre Chateauguay that spans several townships near Woodstock and is Vermont's second largest wilderness region in one lump parcel.

For information about Mr. John's Green Mt. Guide Service please call (802) 234-5219 or email at kreeves@sover.net. The address is John Barnes, Barnard, VT 05031. The website is Mr. John's Green Mt. Guide Service.