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Ted Carter Inspired Landscapes
99 Cousins Road
Buxton, ME 04093
USA
Ted Carter Inspired Landscapes
99 Cousins Road
Buxton, ME 04093
USA
Venue Phone: (802) 257-7852
Venue Website: https://winstonprouty.org/
Derbyshire Eco Centre is the county hub for sustainability learning. It’s at the heart of our drive to combat climate change. The centre offers a high quality, enjoyable and supportive environment in which to learn the skills we need to enjoy living sustainably and lead lower carbon lifestyles.
The centre encourages learning that brings together the interests of people, places and prosperity. It’s the first centre of its kind in the country.
Venue Phone: 615-554-2119
Venue Website: https://www.thelandcc.com/
The Land is an agricultural destination, an open air melting pot of the finest local artisans and producers.
Venue Phone: (207) 625 - 3396
Venue Website: https://tearcapworkshops.org
Tear Cap Workshops is 501(3)(c) non-profit organization with the mission to unleash creativity through hands-on learning. Our facility is a former sawmill in Hiram, Maine that we are re-purposing into an artisan collective and craft school. The name “Tear Cap” comes from the mountain peak that rises to the north above our campus; “Workshops” refers both to the workshop space available to rent and to hands-on workshops for educational skill building.
Northland Landscape Nursery is one of the major stone suppliers in the Minneapolis MN area. They have teamed up with Dan Peterson at Habadapt and The Stone Trust to provide a great workshop location using stone available right at Northland.
Venue Website: https://stoneyard.com/
Check out one of the largest stone suppliers in the greater Boston area.
Venue Phone: 802.476.4605
Venue Website: http://www.vtgranitemuseum.org
The Vermont Granite Museum was founded by a coalition of over 300 Central Vermont citizens in 1994 as way to preserve the story and memories of our community’s granite industry. Since that time we have worked relentlessly to salvage the historic Jones Brothers Manufacturing plant and turn it into a museum. Our building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Construction started in 1998, and capital improvements are made every year.