Vermont Woodworking School is Inducted as First State Craft Education CenterThe State of Vermont has named the Vermont Woodworking School the first “Vermont State Craft Education Center,” a distinction designed to promote Vermont’s galleries, outlets, and craft schools as well as its craftspeople.
On hand for the presentation Wednesday, May 9th were:
Noelle MacKay, Commissioner of the Agency of Commerce and Community Development;
Kathy Murphy, Chief Marketing Officer for the State of Vermont and Chair of the Vermont State Craft Center Overview Commission;
Carina Driscoll, Co-Founder and Director of the Vermont Woodworking School;
along with
Representatives of the Frog Hollow Craft Center in Burlington, the Artisans Hand in Montpelier and the Gallery at the VAULT in Springfield.
Vermont Woodworking School, 148 Main Street, Fairfax, Vermont.
To learn more about the Vermont State Craft Center designation and its application process, visit
www.vermontcraftcenters.com.
