Find yourself in Stockbridge, MA and discover the best of New England, as the Stockbridge area offers history, celebrity, romance & intrigue. Home to the Norman Rockwell Museum, Tanglewood, Naumkeag, The Berkshire Theatre Group, Chesterwood, Berkshire Botanical Garden, & Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas.
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@jacobspillow Jacob`s Pillow Announces New Festival 2025 Artists Performing June 25 – August 24, Including the return of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater appearing as a full company at Jacob’s Pillow for the first time in 62 years
And the 40th anniversary and final performance of the Stephen Petronio Company
93rd Season of acclaimed international festival will feature nine weeks of dance
with live music and family-friendly programs, spanning indoor and outdoor
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TODAY in #StockbridgeMA!
Join us for the Fifth Annual Stockbridge Ice Festival on Saturday, February 15 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Stockbridge Library Association #StockbridgeMA #VisitStockbridgeMA
https://www.berkshiremag.com/post/ice-sculpting
Berkshire Botanical Garden 28TH ANNUAL WINTER LECTURE: JACQUELINE VAN DER KLOET, February 16th, Sunday, 2PM
Jacqueline van der Kloet, the internationally acclaimed garden designer, author and one of Holland’s best-known gardening authorities, will be the featured speaker at Berkshire Botanical Garden’s 28th Annual Winter Lecture. Her designs are prized for their beauty, naturalized schemes and bold uses of color. Van der Kloet’s client list includes some of the most prestigious public gardens in the world. The Winter Lecture will include a talk on bulb basics, color combinations, seasonal care, and integration for constant blooms in the garden. The event will include a book signing and a coffee and cookie reception. $20 - $35.
Lenox Memorial High School. 197 East Street. Lenox MA. 413.298.3926.
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A Guided Winter Hike At The Bidwell House Museum, February 18, 10am – 12pm
Join Richard Greene for a guided winter hike on the Bidwell House Museum trails, where you can enjoy the unique beauty of the winter forest and also see evidence of the animals who make these woods their home.
If there is snow, plan to bring your snowshoes and if not, wear sturdy boots. All hikers should be aware that the terrain is uneven, especially in winter, so hiking poles are suggested. Dress for the cold and bring water.
This hike will go 1-2 miles and last approximately 1-2 hours. The program will be cancelled only if rain is forecast.
This program is limited to 15 people and pre-registration is required.
