Best Day Ever: A Vermont Public Spring Film Tour @ Billings Farm

When

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Where

Billings Farm & Museum 53 Elm Street, Woodstock, VT 05091 Visit Website | 802-655-9451 | events@vermontpublic.org

Who

All Ages, Kids, Tweens, Teens

Details

Cost: $10 Parking: Yes

An award-winning Vermont documentary is coming to a theater near you.

Best Day Ever follows adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi as they navigate the daily realities of disability — and find joy, freedom and connection on the trail. Set in the Green Mountains, the film captures the creation of the Driving Range in Richmond, now a fully adaptive trail network, and tells a powerful story of grit, belonging and what’s possible when community comes together.

Honored at film festivals around the world and made right here in Vermont, Best Day Ever is a chance to experience a remarkable local story on the big screen — and hear from filmmaker Berne Broudy in person.

????Ticket sales support Vermont Public and VMBA’s funding of adaptive riding in Vermont.

????This film tour is made possible with support from Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports, Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Concept 2 and VT Marine, a Local Q-Ramp dealer.

Click or tap here to watch a preview of the film.

Choose your screening:

Jay: Thursday, April 16, 6:30–8 p.m.
Clips and Reels Movie Theater, Stateside at Jay Peak
381 Stateside Road, Jay, VT 05859
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Woodstock: Tuesday, April 28, 6:30–8 p.m.
Billings Farm Theater
69 Old River Rd, Woodstock, VT 05091
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Rutland: Tuesday, May 12, 7–8:30 p.m.
Paramount Theater
30 Center St, Rutland, VT 05701
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West Dover: Wednesday, May 13, 6:30–8 p.m.
MHCA Dover Cinema and Arts
4 Mountain Park Plaza, West Dover, VT 05356
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Reviews

2 reviews

June 21, 2024
"A super fun trip for all!! The tour is great, the house is beautiful and the gardens are intriguing! A great clean farm and super friendly staff open to chatting about all things Billings!"
- Vtfun
July 24, 2015
"Billings Farm combines the history of Vermont Farming with live farm animals. It is great place to visit with kids to learn about farm life. It doesn't hurt that there are plenty of animals for kids to see and touch.

Be sure to check the daily schedule of activities. You can milk a cow, tour the gardens, check out the chickens and more. There are also regularly scheduled special events throughout the year.

There is a great museum store with lots of kids farming toys, books and more. Adjacent to the 1980's Farm House you will find the Dairy Bar offers ice cream and other snacks.

Worth noting, Billings is so close to the town of Woodstock you can easily visit both in one day. There are lots of shops and restaurants in town."
- missmagpie