Artistree provides the opportunity for a joyful, meaningful, and satisfying experience of the visual arts, theatre and music through year-round classes, workshops, performances and events. We encourage our local community members of all ages and abilities to participate in a wide variety of art processes.

Purple Crayon is a division of ArtisTree Community Arts Center and offers art, music and movement classes for children 5 and under.

Artistree Gallery is a space dedicated to the appreciation and enjoyment of a wide variety of fine art works. The mission of Artistree Theatre Company is to pursue art’s greater purposes and the transformative power of theatre — as a builder of community, a source of enrichment, and a builder of cultural legacy.

The programs we offer are designed to nurture each person’s inherent creative capacities and raise the possibility of art as a vital force in an individual’s overall growth and expressive abilities. Artistree and Purple Crayon are 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.

The vision of BarnArts is to foster and continuously support a community that views art as essential to social well-being, a community where a thriving arts culture and a thriving rural economy are mutually supportive, where the careers of artist, teacher, and farmer are equally valued, and where time is set aside for the pursuit of creativity and shared learning.

Located in our own town of Woodstock,  Billings Farm and Museum is a working farm and 1890 farmhouse that demonstrate agricultural methods and farm life of the past and present.  A variety of events are offered all year round.

The pass provides free admission for 2 adults and their children aged 17 or younger.

We are two “old dogs” saddened by the suffering we see all around us and moved to take action. Since 1985, we have produced and directed documentary films about the subtleties of individual human experience and the complexities of our collective challenges.

Our political leaders cannot solve the problems of our time. They themselves are too beholden to privileged, powerful constituencies motivated to preserve the status quo. Change must start with ordinary people who understand the interrelatedness of our global community. Ordinary people have the will, resourcefulness, and compassion to craft new solutions serving our common good.

We offer our films as catalysts for this kind of solution— as tools for education and activism in the name of social change. We invite you to watch them at home, show them to your friends, share them with your classes and your community. We are happy to answer questions, provide additional resource materials, and suggest ways of using our films that will support your own efforts to nurture and protect this world we share.

— Anne Macksoud and John Ankele, Filmmakers

Our community shares many of the health concerns of Vermont and the nation — access to quality health care for all, the challenges of an aging population, reliable health information, and investing now to prevent high health costs later. In addition, we have our own unique needs in this rural landscape, for transportation and local medical services. The Ottauquechee Health Foundation addresses unmet healthcare needs of our community.

Since 1974 Pentangle Arts Council  has created arts and cultural experiences for the people of Woodstock and its surrounding towns of Barnard, Bridgewater, Reading, Pomfret, Quechee, Killington, Hartford, Hartland, Sharon, Bethel, Plymouth, and beyond.

Pentangle exists to foster community and creativity within that community through the presentation of live performances of music, theater and dance; screenings of films; the visual arts; and other special arts programs. These programs encourage accessible multi-generational arts experiences and the participation of both current and future audiences, and they promote arts in our schools, opportunities for local artists, and community partnerships to strengthen the region’s creative sector. Pentangle is also steward of the community’s primary gathering space and performance venue, Woodstock Town Hall Theatre.

Pentangle’s cultivation of mutually beneficial partnerships with local businesses and nonprofits supports community while the organization’s many activities generate over $2 million annually in collateral revenues.

Welcome to St. James Episcopal Church. Established on the Green in Woodstock, Vermont in 1827, St. James is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont, a part of the world-wide Anglican Communion.

We are a community of people who come together to worship God in the Episcopal tradition. Through Jesus Christ, and in unity with the Holy Spirit, we seek renewal and growth as we worship God, serve each other and serve our wider community.

The Thompson Center will act as resource and advocate for our senior population providing timely support on issues that affect aging in our rural community. Our programs and activities will promote the physical, intellectual, and social well being of the adult community to enhance dignity, self-worth, and independence. In addition, our senior center will provide a gathering place for our community.

Woodstock Community Television – Providing Community Access Television to Bridgewater, Hartland, and Woodstock, Vermont on Comcast Channel 8, and video-on-demand at woodstockcommunitytelevision.org.

PO Box 243, Woodstock, VT 05091 / 802-457-5800 / Visit our station at 62 Pleasant Street, Woodstock, Vermont, on Route 4 near Maplefield’s.

Woodstock History Center
Sharing the story of Woodstock through exhibits, lectures, workshops, community outreach, publications, and educational programming.

Woodstock Ski Runners is a proud tradition and an ongoing mission to instill a life-long passion for on-snow sports for the children of our community. By providing a FUN, supportive, family-oriented environment we ensure access to both introductory and competitive programs in Alpine, Nordic and Free Ride disciplines.

Zack’s Place provides a setting Monday through Friday for pre and post graduates with special needs to explore culture, education, business and fitness while developing bonds of friendship. Our approach engages participants with the material, their instructors, and one another. Through these programs ZP Participants contribute and benefit from the community.

Enrichment programs include yoga, art, reading, music, singing, dancing and a wide range of sports activities including winter based Special Olympics, adaptive swimming, horseback riding, and kayaking.

All are welcome at ZP—regardless of age or ability—and programs are provided at no cost to participants.