As we get closer to Collector's Weekend, where we welcome collectors from around the country to get full Vaillancourt experience, we're pleased to start showing some of the Vaillancourt Chalkware products that will be available. Last year, we started teasing the annual Painting Workshop Santa—the READ MORE »
As we celebrate our 21st annual Collector's Weekend, we are thrilled to see collectors from as far south as Texas and as far west as Washington state. Stay tuned to this page throughout the week as we show some of the memories that were created READ MORE »
Bill Davis considers himself a driven collector. Among other things he collects postcards, Christmas ornaments and egg-shaped things. His egg collection contains examples made from glass, wood, chalkware, ceramic, hardstone and numerous decorated natural eggs. Many years ago he was attending the arts and crafts READ MORE »
There is no secret that we love Christmas. As we come to the end of another Christmas season, we hope that our fine art quality Chalkware pieces continue to play an important role in your family's traditions. It is the greatest pleasure in the world READ MORE »
Vaillancourt Folk art gives us the rare opportunity to watch a new Form of Folk art—born in America—blossom and grow. We gave you a First look at chocolate-mould Santas thirty years ago. Today they are more popular than ever. Watching a new folk art READ MORE »
This article originally appeared in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette's Business Section on Sunday, September 21, 2014. By Sandy Meindersma CORRESPONDENT SUTTON — Vaillancourt Folk Art has been celebrating Christmas with its chalkware Santas and other figures for 30 years. But while Vaillancourt has stayed READ MORE »
Be certain to pick up the winter issue of Early American Life this winter. In the Christmas issue, Vaillancourt Folk Art is celebrated for not only 30 years of business, but for being featured in Early American Life throughout these 30 years. The feature offers a READ MORE »
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Vivienne McGee. Vivienne was not only one of Vaillancourt Folk Art's early dealers, but a close friend of Gary and Judi. Viviennes passion for decorating made her store a Mecca for shoppers even though READ MORE »
