“Sissy’s”by Peter Huntoon
Twice each year, in May and in October (on the weekend prior
to Columbus Day Weekend) the Vermont Open Studio Weekend
takes place. In Middletown Springs, woodworker David Munyak’s
shop will open its doors to visitors, as will Peter Huntoon’s studio
and Rising Meadows Pottery. David’s business, begun in 2004, fo-
cuses primarily on turned wooden objects: bowls, vessels, orna-
ments and more. His shop is about a mile east of Sissy’s Kitchen.
(802) 235-1390
davidmunyak.com
To learn more about Vermont Open Studio Weekend:
vermontcraft s.com
A bit farther west on Route 140 are the studio, workshop, gal-
lery, teaching facility and kilns of Rising Meadow Pottery, owned
by Diane Rosenmiller and Nicholas Seidner. Th eir artistic work,
created for everyday enjoyment, is infl uenced by historic pottery
and the nature of the Slate Valley Region. Nicholas’s work is pri-
marily in utilitarian stoneware pottery. Diane’s is in hand-thrown
utilitarian pottery, utilizing fi ne porcelain clay and infl uenced
both by her love of gardening and also medieval Asian pottery.
(802) 235-9429
risingmeadowpottery.net
Robb Family Farm
Pure &
Natural
• Maple Syrup
& Candies
• Maple Cream
• Wedding Favors
• Granulated Maple Sugar
• Sugar House Tours
Established
in 1907
(802) 257-0163 • robbfamilyfarm.com
827 Ames Hill Road, Brattleboro, VT
99 VTMAG.com