Cost: $40
includes coffee/tea, lunch + signed copy of Counting on Grace by author Elizabeth Winthrop.
Registration Full. Please email or call the museum to be put on waitlist. info@themillmuseum.org #802-355-9937

This workshop is supported in part by a grant from Vermont Humanities, in partnership with the Vermont 250th Commission. Additional funding for this workshop comes from Mascoma Bank. Thank you for your generous support!

French Heritage Day celebrates Vermont’s rich French history and heritage, as well as Québecois culture. The festival started in 2005 in Vergennes and moved to Winooski in 2015 where it took up root at the Winooski Farmers Market. The event has welcomed many different performers, ceremonies, and activities over the years.

Join us in celebration with music, cuisine, education, and activities!

The Mill Museum will be open!
Back by popular demand, we will once again be offering “en plein air” watercolor painting kits at our museum tent. Come hang out for a while and be inspired to paint the local landscape of the Winooski River and our historical mill town.

Help us celebrate Winooski’s textile manufacturing roots! Hosted right outside the Champlain Mill in partnership with the Winooski Farmer’s Market. Fiber Arts vendors will be selling yarn, handmade clothing, home goods, jewelry, and more. Enjoy demonstrations, music, sheep petting zone, and drop-in crafts.
Be sure to visit the Mill Museum tent for a free drop-in fiber art activity.

Vendor Applications open! Seeking fiber artisans and local businesses selling all things fiber/textile related. Apply HERE