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Dog Mountain143 Parks Rd.
(800) 449-2580 Home to the Stephen Huneck Art Gallery, this 150-acre bucolic dog park on a mountaintop welcomes dogs of "all breeds and all creeds," with the world's one and only Dog Chapel! The views are not to be missed.
St. Johnsbury Athenaeum1171 Main St.
(802) 748-8291 Nonprofit public library and art gallery, founded in 1871. The gallery is a jewel box of Hudson River School masterpieces, including Albert Bierstadt's epic "Domes of the Yosemite." The library hosts frequent lectures on the humanities, author events, children's story time, and offers full library services.
Maple Grove Sugar House Museum1052 Portland St.
(802) 748-5141 Learn about Maple Grove Farms of Vermont and the George C. Cary, the company and man that made this town the "Maple Center of the World." Today, the factory is still among the largest packagers of maple products in the world. At the on-site museum and gift shop, taste all grades of pure maple syrup, enjoy maple cremes (in season), and watch videos covering the history of the plant, and the sugaring process.
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Catamount Film & Arts 115 Eastern Ave.
(802) 748-2600 NOTICE: The Art Center is temporarily closed. Visit their temporary box-office and gallery on Railroad Street.
Full-service arts center that offers foreign and independent films, contemporary arts exhibitions in two galleries, live performances, children's programming, and a regional box office for more than 40 organizations. 
St. J History & Heritage MuseumLearn about the rich history of St. Johnsbury with collections and programs that interpret and celebrate 300 years of the town's history and traditions.
The Golden Gallery1567 Memorial Drive
802-535-8852 Peruse works by prolific local painter Larry Golden at his art gallery and workshop. 
Star Theatre17 Eastern Ave.
(802) 748-9511 First-run, 4-screen movie theater in downtown St. J. Daily matinees and evening showings, and delicious popcorn that can be topped with local Cabot Creamery butter! You can also purchase shakes or ice cream sundaes at the next-door YUMMIES @ The Star to enjoy while you enjoy the show.
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Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium 1302 Main St.
(802) 748-2372 A cabinet-of-curiosities style natural history museum founded in 1889, featuring permanent and rotating collections and hands-on STEM learning. The museum houses Vermont's only public planetarium, with daily shows of the cosmos. The museum is also home to the "Eye on the Sky" weather forecast, heard daily on Vermont Public radio.
Backroom Gallery at Artisans Guild17 Eastern Ave.
(802) 748-9511 Located inside the Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild shop, Vermont's talented artists and crafts folk exhibit their work in curated one-person and collaborative shows.
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