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Nest: A Fall 2026 Guide to Vermont Homes & Real Estate | Seven Days (opens the original)
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With the autumn equinox behind us, temperatures are starting to fall. The same might be said of Vermont’s housing market: The white-hot sales of the pandemic years have notably cooled. But experts acknowledge that the economy, interest rates and prices still present challenges to buyers. In this issue of Nest — Seven Days’ quarterly guide to homes, design and real estate — we find inspiration on a tour of Jim Warnock’s art-filled, hand-built Lincoln home with a mountain view. We also visit, with
At Dwellness, Winooski Entrepreneurs Promote Dwelling Well (opens the original)
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Continual construction over recent years has urbanized Winooski’s downtown and turned Route 15 into a canyon flowing with traffic. When the traffic light by Beverage Warehouse briefly halts them, motorists have a moment to observe the sleek white-and-charcoal building on the adjacent corner. If they’re puzzled by the words “DWELLNESS BY STEINMETZ” on one storefront window, the next window offers clues: “GIFTS • HOME GOODS • LIFESTYLE.” And then, the light turns green. They’d have to park and go
Seven Questions for Middlebury Museum of Art’s New Director (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, Middlebury College Museum of Art hired a new permanent director, Deborah Barkun, who succeeds interim director Katy Smith Abbott. In its April announcement, search committee chair Erin Sassin lauded Barkun’s “experience developing innovative and collaborative exhibitions and programming with students and faculty.” For an academic museum with a strong interdisciplinary focus, this might have sealed the deal. But Sassin, who is an associate professor in the history of art and ar
The Museum of Everyday Life Examines the Chair and Its Meanings | Seven Days (opens the original)
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High, potty, birthing, rocking, desk, wheel, electric, lawn: What do these words have in common? Each can precede the word “chair” and significantly alter its meaning. At the Museum of Everyday Life, you can contemplate all of them, and it’s more fun than you might expect. An extensive collection of found and donated items populates “Deep Seated: chairs and the stories they tell,” the current exhibit at the Glover gallery-in-a-barn. Like 14 annual shows before it, this year’s iteration examines
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