Rodrigo Mateo marries two painting traditions on this canvas, an exuberant portrait of his wife and fellow artist Liz Beard. In it, we are treated to the resolution of an epic struggle.

The new owner of the building is Matt Ewald of Pinnacle Builders, a local Vermont construction firm that specializes in 18th and 19th century restoration and reproductions.

We organize our gay and bi-men’s gatherings to maximize the fun—the program varies from gathering to gathering. On these special weekends, we invite participants to offer mini-workshops to each other.

We caught up with artist Scott Garder to ­hear about his favorite pieces and what fuels his work in drawing and painting.

Retreats offer the opportunity to cultivate practices that nurture our relationship with ourselves. Whether it's through meditation, journaling, or simply taking long walks in nature, we can create rituals that honor our inner journey and deepen our connection to our true selves.

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In a whirlwind summer at Willow, we embarked on a delightful culinary adventure with Ravi’s Indian food take-out event.

Over 200 visitors made the trip to Southern Vermont to see 75 exquisite portraits, figures, landscapes, sculptures, and florals on display at Willow.

Several weekends ago we had the privilege of hosting a rejuvenating retreat for gay and bi men that was nothing short of sensational.