Join us for the special 20th anniversary of our annual day celebrating Vermont’s rich French history and heritage, and Québecois culture.
We invite local historians and friends of all backgrounds to join us in celebration with music, cuisine, education, and activities!
Back by popular Demand! 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, and drop-in crafts. Free Natural Dye workhsop at the Mill Museum tent. New this year: a sheep petting area!
Stay tuned for more info this summer.
*Accepting Fiber Arts Vendor applications on a rolling basis. Apply HERE.
Drop in at the Winooski Senior Center to learn more about our upcoming summer FREE Natural Dye workshops. Museum director Miriam Block will be joined by workshop teaching artist Jackie Reno to show examples of the upcoming projects and answer questions.
Space for the Summer Natural Dye workshops is limited. This is your chance to sign up in person!
Summer workshops will be held on Wednesdays from 10am-12pm at the Winooski Senior Center.
June 18 & 25: Dying with Marigolds
August 13: Fresh Indigo
August 20: Garden walk/learn about natural dyes!
How to register for workshops: Sign up in person at the Winooski Senior Center or call #802-355-9937 or email miriam@vtmillmuseum.org
We are now open on Thursdays and Fridays from 12pm -4pm
World Child Labor Map
An interactive map to learn about child labor issues in the textile industry chain around the globe.
Mill Power Site Walking Tour
Take a stroll along the Winooski River to learn about mill history with this interactive digital story map.
