Artistree Featured in The Vermont Standard's New Video Series, The Inside Scoop

Artistree Stars in the Debut Episode of The Inside Scoop

We're excited to share that Artistree is featured in the debut episode of The Inside Scoop, a brand-new video series from The Vermont Standard that shines a light on the people, places, and organizations that make our region such a special place to live, work, and create.

Hosted by the endlessly energetic and entertaining Vicki Ferentinos, The Inside Scoop goes beyond the surface to explore the stories, experiences, and community connections that define the Upper Valley.

For the very first episode, Vicki spent the day at Artistree, getting a firsthand look at the creativity, collaboration, and joy that fill our campus every day. From exploring our studios and gallery spaces to meeting some of the people behind the scenes, the episode offers a fun and engaging glimpse into what makes Artistree such a vibrant hub for the arts.

Whether you're a longtime supporter, a current student, or someone who's been curious about what happens here on the hill, this episode is a wonderful introduction to the many ways Artistree brings people together through visual arts, theatre, music, movement, and community.

We're grateful to The Vermont Standard and Vicki Ferentinos for including Artistree in the launch of this exciting new series and for helping share the stories of local organizations that enrich our community.

Be sure to watch the episode and explore future installments of The Inside Scoop, which will continue highlighting the unique people and places that make our corner of Vermont so extraordinary.

Watch the Artistree episode of The Inside Scoop today and see what we're all about!

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….a vibrant creative hub that offers high-level entertainment, education, and artistic opportunities for the entire community.
Like Prince or Madonna, Artistree is one name that somehow represents so much more. During my visit, I painted, learned Afro-centric drumming, spun pottery, made dumplings, and even stepped into theater rehearsal with local actors. I met an incredibly dedicated, creative, and talented group of people