Traveling Exhibits

Vermont Folklife’s exhibits are displayed around Vermont and beyond in collaboration with partner organizations. The exhibits on this page are available for loan to museums, non-commercial galleries, libraries and schools in Vermont, New England, northern New York State and Quebec.

To enquire about becoming an exhibiting partner or for information about scheduling and fees, please contact us at (802) 388-4964 or info@vtfolklife.org.

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Voices of St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Voices of St. Joseph’s Orphanage

The St. Joseph’s Orphanage in Burlington was home to more than 13,000 children from 1854 to 1974. This is the story of these former orphans, now known as the Voices of St. Joseph, and their remarkable and enduring accomplishments.

Voices of Home
Voices of Home
Pride 1983
Pride 1983

On display at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, 10 Vernon St, Brattleboro, VT 05301 June - October.

A physical and online exhibit presented by the Pride Center of Vermont and the Vermont Folklife Center. Curated by Meg Tamulonis of the Vermont Queer Archives. Through archival documents and ephemera, audio interviews and photographs Pride 1983 explores the origin and lasting legacy of Burlington, Vermont’s first Pride celebration on June 25, 1983.

Ice Shanties: Fishing, People & Culture
Ice Shanties: Fishing, People & Culture
Growing Food, Growing Farmers
Growing Food, Growing Farmers
Invisible Odysseys
Invisible Odysseys

The “Invisible Odysseys” exhibit is a collection of migrant farm workers’ stories, rendered in sculpture as well as words.

The Golden Cage
The Golden Cage
Portrait of a Forest: Men and Machine
Portrait of a Forest: Men and Machine

Portrait of a Forest: Men and Machine documents how the forestry community continues to shape the land today and asks: What does it mean to be stewards of a working forest?

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