Browse through our Antique Shops

Antiques By The Falls (22 Park St; 802-247-6600) – A fun assortment of antiques, folk art, and collectibles – featuring an eclectic variety of delightful and unusual small items, primitives, miniatures, glass, pottery, lighting, jewelry, toys, kitchenware, and original folk art. Come visit us next to the Brandon Inn (under the same roof as The Inside Scoop, ice cream parlor / soda fountain). Wireless Internet – BYO laptop or PDA!

Andrews Antiques ( 110 W. Salisbury Rd., Salisbury; 802-352-6016. e: andant@together.net

Branford House Antiques (Antiquing the way it was before the Internet) Home of “The Antique Poet” offering history, provenance, enlightenment, poems and bygone Americana. Also home to ”This Olde Office” specializing in antique office technologies and vintage office accrutrements.  Branford House is an 1850s farmhouse on a historic and senic Vermont dairy farm on Route 7, just a few miles south of the beautiful Brandon Village.  Open daily 10 to 5. 802-483-2971.

4 Conant Interiors (4 Conant Square; 802-247-0027. – Their vision combines high style with practical design to create magnificent, unexpected, and always comfortable interiors. Brent and Charles travel Europe and the Americas to acquire beautiful and one-of-a-kind architectural elements, reclaimed building materials, textiles and furnishings. In downtown Brandon.

Brandon’s Creative Economy is red hot! With so many artists, there are many studios and galleries open to the public.

Brandon’s most famous artist, Warren Kimble, closed his gallery / museum  a few years ago. However, Warren can be found around town helping other artists, working at the Brandon Artists Guild, helping with committees, and having a good time. Warren’s original artwork and signed prints are now available at the Liza Myers Gallery and his contemporary art is on display and available for sale at Brandon Music.

The Liza Myers Gallery features original painting, sculpture, prints and cards by Liza Myers. After wandering the western hemispheres, Liza  has brought her colorful images of the natural world to historic Brandon. Her artwork has won awards nationally and internationally. The studio offers a wide range of classes for all age groups. 22 Center St.; 802-247-5229 or via email at Liza@lizamyers.com.

The Judith Reilly Gallery, featuring Judith’s fabric art, is open on Friday and Saturday afternoons at 24 Conant Square. Visit with Judy in her historic home and marvel at her quilts and pen and ink drawings. For more information, contact Judy by email at: judith@judithreilly.com or at 802-247-8421.

Visit the Medana Gabbard Gallery at 1340 Grove St. (Route 7 North) Call 802-247-5520 or email to: danagabbard@msn.com for more information.

Local Artists have come together to create an art gallery/store right in downtown Brandon. The Brandon Artists Guild, at 7 Center St. (802-247-4956), represents more than 50 talented people who are juried in order to enter. These are the folks who brought community art projects to Vermont. Brandon. Their shows include:The Really Really Pig Show, Brandon Is For The Birds, Brandon Rocks, Its Reigning Cats & Dogs, Brandon: Thinking Outside the Box, and Starring Brandon. In 2010, its all about Sunflowers! Food, Fuel, Fertilizer, Fun! The gallery is open daily.

Take a class at Country Owl Studio – a wide variety of summer and year-round classes available. Call 802-247-3695.

Artisans at the Bend is located “at the bend” on Route 7 near the edge of the village. The barn is a studio/gallery for creating contemporary folk art paintings and sculpture. Owner/artists Jim Barner and Robin Rodda Kent’s work has been purchased by the American Folk Art Museum in New York City, the Warren Kimble Museum’s permanent collection in Brandon, and carried by prominent galleries nationwide. Open by chance or appointment. Call 802-247-6637.

Surrounded by gracious countryside just outside of Brandon’s artistic downtown lies Brandon Music – Vermont’s classical music haven.  Brandon Music is the North American headquarters of owner Stephen Sutton’s British classical music record company, Divine Art Recordings Group.  Located in Warren Kimble’s former historic red barn studio and gallery, Brandon Music hosts the Divine Art CD Store, Harmony English Tea Room, a Vermont art gallery, and a vintage collector’s corner.  The Divine Art CD Store showcases a wide collection of contemporary to rare classical music from the Divine Art, Diversions, Metier, and Athene record labels.  Harmony English Tea Room – a chic English-style tearoom and live music café – sells specialty British teas and coffees, new and vintage tea-ware, and will schedule regular performances by new and visiting artists as well as special themed events such as “tea-dances.”  An art gallery showcases and sells the contemporary artwork by Warren Kimble, former barn owner.  A collector’s corner is planned which will offer the sale of vintage and rare historic vinyl records while featuring a growing assortment of vintage music related collectables.  Brandon Music is open year round and more information is available at www.brandonmusicvt.com or by calling 802-465-4071. 62 Country Club Rd.

Check out the folk art gallery of local artists John Hoare and Linda Hickox at Gingerbread House Fine and Folk Art Gallery (on Route 73E; 802-247-3380).