Village Frame Shoppe

05/30/2026

Here is a look at a few of the projects we have been working on recently. That you for trusting us with your treasures!

05/16/2026

Thank you to everyone who entered their artwork at the Maple Fest. Here are your 2026 Sappy Art Show winners!

04/24/2026

Be sure to stop into the Frame Shoppe this weekend to vote for your favorites!

ST. ALBANS CITY — You are the judge of these Vermont Maple Festival contests!

04/17/2026

Here’s a little sneak peek at what we have been doing in the shoppe lately. We are always here to assist you with all your framing needs and questions.

03/26/2026

We always have interesting and unique projects moving through the Shoppe and each has it’s own fascinating story. Thank you for trusting your treasures with us!

03/13/2026

Follow Adam Silverman on his quest to capture the perfect Vermont image. Thanks, Eva Sollbuger, for this great Stuck In Vermont profile.

Adam Silverman Photographs Vermont [Stuck in Vermont 762]The full Sugar Moon rising behind Camel’s Hump. Fiery sunsets lighting up Lake Champlain. Fall folia...

01/21/2026

We are proud to be Vermont's premier destination for the fine works of painter Fred Swan. Our walls are restocked! Come by the gallery and get up close to the art of this beloved regional master.

12/12/2025

Great profile on one of our featured artists. Click here to learn more about Jess' work!

FAIRFAX — ”Art was my favorite thing as a kid. I was always drawing, always painting,” illustrator Jess Polanshek said from her Fairfax woodland studio. “But I didn’t really consider

11/27/2025

We are so Thankful for all our customers and gallery visitors. We wish you all the very best this Thanksgiving!

We always do our best to get you what you need, but this is always our busiest time of the year! Please be sure you get your Christmas orders in soon to make sure you have them back in time. Orders are handled on a first come, first serve basis.

This painting, The Freedom From Want, is the third painting of the Four Freedoms series by American artist Norman Rockwell (1894–1978). He painted this work in 1942 and it was published in the issue of The Saturday Evening Post on March 6, 1943. The family who posed for his scene were the artist’s friends from Arlington, Vermont. Each person was individually photographed and painted into the scene. Rockwell’s art is a reflection of American life and this particular work has become an iconic representation of American Thanksgiving celebrations.

11/07/2025

Today, we share fond memories of movie poster artist Drew Struzan, who passed away in October. He shaped our modern concept of what a great movie poster is. Like the iconic music of John Williams, our understanding of cinema over the past 50 years is directly tied to his talents. Do we have any movie poster collectors out there?

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