Why Sutton?
One question that we often get is, “why Sutton?” With distribution all over the country, there are a lot of reasons why a big city would be more efficient, but there are many more reasons why Sutton is perfect for us. Sutton is a quintessential New England town in Central Massachusetts’ Blackstone valley. The town Read More »
The 7th Piece to the Patriotic Parade Series
Between Memorial Day and Independence Day, the summer means parades! Since 2007, we’ve been building our own Patriotic Parade with an annually growing collection of chalkware rabbits. From the popular Rabbit Grand Marshall through this year’s Rabbit on Dragon Float, the Patriotic Parade Series is a phenomenal way to enjoy the summer parades from the comfort Read More »
When Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick proclaimed June 5th “Family Business Day” Northeastern University’s Center For Family Business seized the opportunity to further their mission by creating “Massachusetts Family Business of the Year Awards.” Focusing on three categories determined by the size of the company, we are honored to have been recognized for what we have Read More »
Fox 25′s Heather Hegedus goes inside the Vaillancourt Folk Art studio for a behind-the-scenes look at handcrafted ornaments. Sorry, MyFoxBoston’s servers are not connecting to the video content… try again later. Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston
For the second year in a row, Judi has taken the task of decorating a room at the Salisbury Mansion—which is owned and operated by the Worcester Historical Museum. This year, one of the exhibits at the museum, Game On!, is based on antique toys. To correspond with this exhibit, Judi has decided to decorate Read More »
Great-great-grandson set to recreate author’s 1868 reading at Mechanics Hall By Richard Duckett TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF (September 18, 2012) Read on Telegram & Gazette | Download PDF When Charles Dickens came to Worcester in 1842, he was already a literary star, but some of his greatest hits were still to come. “A Christmas Carol,” Read More »
BOSTON – Although Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, and other legislators already observed “National Small Business Week” two weeks ago, from May 21st – 25th, the veteran lawmaker continues to highlight successful small businesses throughout the region. This week, Sen. Moore visited Vaillancourt Folk Art’s shop at the Manchaug Mills development in Sutton. “Massachusetts has Read More »
Vaillancourt Folk Art has been listed in the top 20 according to Worcester Business Journal’s Top Tourist Attractions. The Sutton, MA studio is ranked number 15 with an annual attendance of 18,500 visitors in the 2010 year—most coming during the winter months for their annual Christmas and holiday shopping. Download PDF > Read Full Guide Read More »
Holiday season a fine time to visit Vaillancourt Folk Art Studios, maker of distinctive chalkware figures By Chuck D’Imperio, Special to the Times Union For a Dickens of a Christmas this year, it’s hard to beat Vaillancourt Folk Art Studios in Sutton, Mass. Vaillancourt, an hour west of Boston, is a premier shopping destination for the Read More »
By Courtney Caligiuri – SUTTON, Mass. (FOX Providence) – It always feels like Christmas at Vaillancourt Folk Art. The unique store is home to some of the best handmade figures. While visiting the store, step back in time by admiring the collections of years past, new pieces, and enjoy the decor of the holiday season. Read More »
