Film trailer for “Stories on the Road to Proficiency” a compendium of films to explore, spark dialogue, and further understanding about the implementation of proficiency-based learning. 

The Growing Food, Growing Farmers audio series focuses on agricultural activity - and agricultural revival - in Rutland County from the perspectives of the farmers themselves.

In 1983 Jane Beck, the founder of the Vermont Folklife Center, first met Daisy Turner, who then was 100 years old, born in Grafton, Vermont, the daughter of slaves.

An audio documentary compiling excerpts from interviews with Vermonters who were impacted by Tropical Storm Irene.

A short documentary film about the North Branch School in Ripton, VT - collaboratively produced by students, teachers, staff, and Vemont Folklife Cenrter ethnographer, Ned Castle.

Vermont Foklife Center's Artist Medium series follows sculptor, David Wade, as he moves raw material from quarry, to studio, to finished piece.