• FOR ANYONE LOOKING FOR VERMONT CHEESEMAKERS FESTIVAL TICKETS •
WE ARE FULLY SOLD OUT & AT CAPACITY.
WE WILL HAVE NO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.
Where: Main entryway / Gallery
Info: Coffee, meet and greet
Where: Auditorium
Panel:
Greg Lockwood, former Lead Inspector, Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets
E.B. Flory, FSCP Division Director / Dairy Program Section Chief, Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets
Melanie Webb, Owner / Cheesemaker, Stony Pond Farm
Rick Woods, VP Creamery / Head Cheesemaker, Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company
Info:
Making great cheese requires art and science skills, milk production know-how, and a bit of a sense of adventure! In Vermont, we’re lucky because we have an infrastructure that supports new cheese producers from before they even start building a creamery, and continues all the way through the life of their business. In this session we’ll talk with cheesemakers and folks from our support system in the state to give you an inside peek at the systems and people that make Vermont a unique place to make cheese!
Where: Tents
Where: Main entryway / Gallery
Where: Tents
Where: Studio
Where: Studio
Where: Auditorium
Panel:
Chad & Morgan Beckwith, Owners / Cheesemakers, Ice House Farm
Stan Biasini, Owner / Cheesemaker, Mt. Mansfield Creamery
Laini Fondiller, Owner / Cheesemaker, Lazy Lady Farm
Molly Pindell, Owner / Cheesemaker, Sage Farm Goat Dairy
Topic:
Walk through a day in the life of a small batch cheesemaker! A lot goes into creating the delicious cheese you’ll taste at the fest and this session gives you an insider’s view of the process. From rising with the sun for feedings and milkings, to cute baby goat moments and bicep-building curd stirring, we’ll chat with four small-but-mighty cheesemakers to learn about the challenges, rewards, and everything else that goes into creating the cheeses we all love!
Where: Studio
Where: Studio