We are readying ourselves for some new beginnings at Grand Isle Art Works. First we have finally begun construction on our new 3-season room on the deck! We even were able to get it started before the real warm weather arrives – sort of the idea – to extend the dining season for the gallery cafe!
Glen Koski is a magician. He can take my ideas and make them work. Yee ha! The walls will be half solid – half moveable. They will pull back like a barn door on tracks. This way we can keep the room open in warm weather – but pull the doors shut when we need it more snugly!
Second…our cafe will be reopening soon, under new management. We apologize for this inconvenience – but had very short notice to get this new planning in place. We are on it now and are thinking all positive thoughts to get the cafe back on track. Watch for signs of our progress!
Jim makes a mean doughnut puff! 
Ellen and Jim were so thoughtful, the windows will even line up so the view remains open, when one door slides in front of the other. It is a tremendous view of corn fields and piney woods, which I have painted and photographed across the seasons. Jim and Ellen are working to make it enjoyable for the entire three seasons – so be sure to drop by and ponder the majesty of the cycle of seasons in Vermont.