Rockingham Arts and Museum Project (RAMP) is a dynamic organization that fosters creative collaboration and provides support to artists, businesses, and under-served groups. Through their initiatives, RAMP connects the community with a larger creative network, promoting cultural and economic vitality. One of RAMP's notable accomplishments is their contribution to public art projects, including a town-wide residency with Bread & Puppet Theater.

They have also played a crucial role in the restoration and management of the Exner Block, which offers affordable live and work spaces for artists. To nurture the creative community further, RAMP organizes Artists' Town Meetings, where individuals can exchange ideas and build connections. They also maintain a community-based Google Group, sharing information on art events, initiatives, and opportunities.

In addition to these efforts, RAMP hosts and produces Everyday People, a local cable access show that highlights the stories of creatives making a difference in the community. RAMP has received numerous awards for their contributions, including citations of merit from the Vermont Arts Council and acknowledgments from the National Trust for Historical Preservation. Led by founder and director Robert McBride, a passionate advocate for the arts, RAMP continues to make a significant impact on the Rockingham community