Page 13 The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE th Adams, MA 01247 MA th Adams, r eat Barrington, MA 01230 eat Barrington, ff Rte. 183 tockbridge, MA 01262 (413) 274-3809 Gr www.sheffieldartleague.org (413) 298-5252 O S (413) 637-0166 St. 92 Hawthorne 01240 MA Lenox, www.frelinghuysen.org (413) 664-0775 St. 63 Main No (802) 447-6327 www.svc.edu www.inkberry.org akes Theatre Tick?", "Writing Mysteries & Mysteries "Writing Tick?", Theatre akes ee Rondo Music Festival Concerts at Everett Festival Music ee Rondo elinghuysen and George L.K. Morris. Tours, L.K. Morris. elinghuysen and George ext to Natural Bridge State Park, handicapped Park, State Bridge ext to Natural ateway Station, "Sensory Integrator" ride, Space ride, "Sensory Integrator" ateway Station, esource Library Mon., Thurs., Fri., 1-5 p.m.; work- 1-5 p.m.; Thurs., Fri., Libraryesource Mon., uilt during 1911-1914, it is the former Estate of uilt during 1911-1914, anglewood. European and American Cubist art col- and American Cubist anglewood. European ear-round not-for-profit community art not-for-profit center ear-round nkberry and a reading offers writing workshops ntrocave, "A Future for Art" with Walter Hopps, Walter for Art" with Future "A ntrocave, SHEFFIELD ART LEAGUE SHEFFIELD ART I offerings include "What Summer series, year-round. M Writers' Writing." Food To Thrillers," "Introduction R hours vary. shop/reading SCHOOL OF THE IS183, ART Y offering talks, exhibitions and classes for children, teen, and adults in painting, fiber arts, ceramics, summer art camps for kids. Weekly etc. sculpture FRELINGHUYSEN MORRIS FRELINGHUYSEN HOUSE & STUDIO estate bordering Art home located on a 46-acre Deco T Artists suzy lection of American Abstract Fr 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thurs.-Sun. INKBERRY EVERETT MANSION AT MANSION AT EVERETT VERMONT COLLEGE SOUTHERN B Open H. Everett. Edward entrepreneur millionaire for rental. available are to the public. Facilities Fr 1, 8. 18, 25, Aug Jul Sundays: 4 p.m., Theatre, Call for details. "A Future for Art!" Billed as the most unusual artunusual most the as for Art!" Billed Future "A ride in the an actual Take in the world. exhibition space. creative through "Sensory Integrator" I G Artifacts Gallery. Vacuum, Purity Garden, Sculpture N p.m. - Sun.12-5 Wed. accessible. Summer: th Adams, MA 01247 th Adams, r istoric Beaver Mill, Route 8 Route Mill, istoric Beaver ittsfield, MA 01201 No (413) 664-9550 H (413) 499-9348 Ave. 28 Renne P www.Berkshireweb.com/Artisans (802) 442-7158 Rte. 9 Bennington, VT 05201 www.benningtoncenterforthearts.org (413) 623-6635 Rd. Hill Rte. 8 & Brooker Becket, MA 01223 Becketartscenter.org www. [email protected] www.darkrideproject.org oused in an 1850’s Greek Revival style building, has Revival Greek oused in an 1850’s est of Bennington. dmission is requested. Located on about 1 mile Located dmission is requested. ppraisal Show, Artist Studio Tour and more. Mid and more. Tour Artist Studio ppraisal Show, eatures world-class fine art and theatre and is home world-class fine art and theatre eatures une through August. une through DARK RIDE PROJECT BERKSHIRE ARTISANS/ LICHTENSTEIN CENTER FOR THE ARTS to the Covered Bridge Museum which focuses on Museum Bridge to the Covered and constructionof covered culture the history, artThis year's Art exhibitions include of bridges. England, of New the Animal Kingdom, Impressions All Time. Over and Bridges show a small works - Sun. Tues 10 - 5, is for sale. Hours: work A w F THE BENNINGTON CENTER FOR ARTS AND CULTURAL THE NATURAL J H and series, free Lecture/performance exhibits, a free (birth-15) Program People’s Young tuition low performingincluding week-long arts camps, adult a Roadshow Festival, arts a Playwrights workshops, A BECKET ARTS CENTER OF THE CENTER OF BECKET ARTS HILLTOWNS The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE Page 14 "Midsummer Night’s Dream." Kevin ColemaninaShakespeare&Companyproductionof PHOTO BYKEVINSPRAGUE OTMOAYGASSCULPTURE GLASS CONTEMPORARY GALLERIES HOLSTEN L T,SOKRDE ASCSTS01262 MASSACHSETTS STOCKBRIDGE, ELM ST., T NTLAIN N SCULPTURE INSTALLATIONS AND D l 413.298.3044 el: L CHIHULY ALE www.holstengalleries.com Page 15 The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE ail: PO Box 287, Lee, MA 01238 ail: PO Box t. George Greek Orthodox Church Orthodox Greek t. George (413) 499-2780 S MA 01201 Pittsfield, St., 73 Bradford (518) 677-2495 NY 12816 Cambridge, St., 25 East Main (413) 243-0745 01223 Rd., Becket, MA Carter 358 George M www.jacobspillow.org [email protected] (413) 743-4645, (802) 442-9304 MA 01201 Adams, St., 34 Commercial www.berkshiredancetheatre.org [email protected] (866) 476-6964 MA 01201 Pittsfield, St., 51 North www.berkshireballet.org ance program, dance company, children’s theatre children’s dance company, ance program, utcracker. 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heffield, MA 01257 loan Rd. tetson Hall, Williams tetson Hall, ty May 22, "Pieces of History" silent auction and "Pieces 22, ty May y, (413) 229-2694 M S (413) 298-8123 S W www.thetrustees.org (413) 298-3579 MA 01262 Rd., Stockbridge, Williamsville 4 www.Chesterwood.org (413) 528-6888 01245 MA 100 Art Rd., Monterey, School housemuseum.org www.bidwell (413) 597-2462 S W inston S. Churchill. July-September, Count Harry July-September, inston S. Churchill. r elville 1850-1863. Local history1850-1863. elville library and pen Sat. June 26-Oct. 16, 12 to 5 p.m. Guided 16, 12 to 5 p.m. 26-Oct. June pen Sat. pen 10 to 5 daily May 1- Oct. 31. The 122-acre 31. 1- Oct. pen 10 to 5 daily May ouse. Thurs-Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m., May 29-Oct. 31. 29-Oct. May 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Thurs-Sat. ouse. esigned by Ulrich Franzen in 1964, his Modern- Franzen Ulrich esigned by ocuments of the . Historical prints, Historical States. ocuments of the United essler and the Cranach Press. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.- Mon.-Fri. Press. essler and the Cranach egister of Historic Places: c.1750 parsonage of Rev. c.1750 parsonage Places: egister of Historic idwell, the area’s first minister. Original architec- Original minister. first the area’s idwell, xhibits and shopping in the Old Stone Store. Spring Store. Stone xhibits and shopping in the Old heffield Historical Society. Tours of 1774 brick Tours Society. heffield Historical D a historic house museum. style cottage is now trails on 296 acres. and nature garden Sculpture O members, free. Trustees tours $5; ages 6-12, $3. DAN RAYMOND HOUSE DAN RAYMOND S Carriage Law Office, Hill colonial house, Parker H E Pa 16. Oct. 10, Cemetery Stroll tag sale July FIELD FARM AT THE FOLLY CHESTERWOOD CHESTERWOOD AND MUSEUM ESTATE O the artist Chester French, estate of sculptor Daniel Man the Minute the Lincoln Memorial, who created events and other public monuments. Special the season and Contemporarythroughout Sculpture Columbus Day. 1 through at Chesterwood July THE BIDWELL HOUSE MUSEUM HOUSE BIDWELL THE R B and 19th century collection of 18th ture, furnishings, – Columbus Day Memorial and trails. Open gardens Da CHAPIN LIBRARY and documents, including Founding books Rare D May-June, round. exhibits year manuscripts. Special W K 4. Free. July Closed holidays, except noon, 1-5 p.m. Owns and operates Arrowhead, home of Herman of home Arrowhead, operates and Owns M series. lecture exhibits, archives, ld Bennington, VT 05201 ld Bennington, outes 102 & 183 ittsfield, MA 01201 tockbridge, MA 01262 kshire Historical Society. Historical kshire (413) 442-1793 Rd. 780 Holmes P www.berkshirebotanical.org S (413) 298-3926 R (802) 447-0550 Circle 15 Monument O (413) 442-1793 MA 01201 Rd., Pittsfield, 780 Holmes www.mobydick.org r pen daily mid April-Oct. 31. The monument was 31. pen daily mid April-Oct. ear-round. Open daily May through October, 10 October, through daily May Open ear-round. ock garden, children’s garden, ornamental veg- garden, children’s ock garden, enowned masterpiece, Moby Dick. The charming Dick. masterpiece, Moby enowned BERKSHIRE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY etable garden, greenhouse and other specialty col- and greenhouse etable garden, offered classes and workshops lections. Educational y a.m. to 5 p.m. A 15-acre country featuring intimate land- A 15-acre garden and scapes with fragrant and colorful perennial garden, pond terraced herb garden, annual gardens, r BERKSHIRE BOTANICAL GARDEN BERKSHIRE BOTANICAL O 16, dedicated in 1891 to commemorate the August of Bennington. Battle War 1777, Revolutionary BENNINGTON BATTLE MONUMENT BENNINGTON BATTLE 18th century farmhouse where Melville and his fam- 18th century Melville farmhouse where furnish- 1850 to 1863 highlights period from ily lived inspiring natural surround- by ings and is surrounded 10 until 4 from on the hour, offered are Tours ings. to weekend Day Memorial and is open daily from is an admission There weekend. Columbus Day the and operated by is owned charge. Arrowhead Be Arrowhead is the idyllic home where the great is the idyllic home where Arrowhead his wrote Melville, Herman American author, r ARROWHEAD The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE Page 18 exhibits, concerts, walkingtrails,farmanimals. exhibits, concerts, Pr H HILDENE historic gardens andfarmanimalfarms. museumwith20restoredoutdoor history buildings, O HANCOCK SHAKERVILLAGE NAUMKEAG HOUSEANDGARDENS Nov. 2. T restorednewly bedroom suite,32acres ofgardens. M 1902 estateandgarden ofauthorEdith Wharton. RESTORATION THE MOUNT/EDITHWHARTON children 6-12$3. Columbus Day. 10a.m.-5p.m. Guided tours.$5, F the Stockbridge Mohicans. Gardens designedby B THE MISSIONHOUSE letcher Steele. Open Memorial Day weekend to errace café,bookstore. 9a.m.-5p.m. daily, May- uilt in1739forJohn to Sergeant, firstmissionary riginal Shaker community(1783-1960),now an istoric homeofRobert Todd Lincoln,sonof esident Lincoln.Georgian Revival home. Tours, ain rooms decoratedby leadinginteriordesigners, www.thetrustees.org S Pr (413) 298-3239 Lenox, MA01240 P (413) 637-1899 www.thetrustees.org S M (413) 298-3239 M H (802) 362-1788 P R (413) 443-0188 tockbridge, MA01262 tockbridge, MA01262 ittsfield, MA01201 lunkett St. oute 20 istoric Rte.7A ain St. anchester,05254 VT ospect Hill Rd. 104 Walker St.Lenox, MA at (413) 637-3206 w the GildedAge T through October31 www.gildedage.org ne or a.andSun. inter hoursSat. Daily guidedtours V he Museumof last tourat2pm through October 31, Daily guidedtours 10 am-3pm, last tour at2pm. entfort Hall 10 am-3pm, M F nishings. Self-guided nature trails.Open 1-5p.m. fur- tage offamouspoet.Colonial&19thcentury N BRYANT HOMESTEAD THE WILLIAMCULLEN daily 10a.m.-5p.m. T y ofNorthCelebrating thehistory Adams andthe25- HERITAGE STATE PARK WESTERN GATEWAY events; callforcalendar. 4 p.m. Summer July Concerts, &Aug., andspecial playhouse andformalgardens. Tours daily, 10a.m.- home totwoof Vermont’s governors. Carriagebarn, completed in1865for Trenor andLauraPark, was roomThe thirty-five French Empire stylemansion, P Da F M An original"Berkshire cottage"designedby McKim, HOUSE OFLOCALHISTORY WILLIAMSTOWN only, $8.Ages6-12,$3. The Trustees members,free. ear history of the construction oftheHoosac oftheconstruction ear history ri.-Sun. June 25-Sept. 6;weekends untilOct. 11; letcher Steele. Open Memorial Day toColumbus unnel, 1850-1875.Shops, crafts, restaurants. 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uilt in 1735, the house preserves pottery, tools and uilt in 1735, the house preserves pottery, xplore the history, culture and origins of covered and origins culture the history, xplore lizabeth Freeman, enslaved African American who African enslaved lizabeth Freeman, COVERED BRIDGE MUSEUM COVERED BRIDGE E stories the whole family: trains, nature, bridges. For and art. CRANE MUSEUM OF PAPERMAKING THE COLONEL THE COLONEL HOUSE MUSEUM JOHN ASHLEY B of the 1700s and 1800s. Home from furniture E Open freedom. own successfully sued for her M 6-12, $3. $5; children Adults to 5p.m. In an art for both expe- been created epic has sculptural fig- life-size 150 Over meditation. and private rience 11 plus Sept. figures ceiling 250 low-relief ures, Wed-Sun Street. MoCA/Main MASS Near memorial. admission. Free 12-5 p.m.. th Adams, MA 01247 th Adams, r anchester Village, VT 05254 ittsfield, MA 01201 outh St. (413) 664-9550 Square Office Post St., 82 Summer No (413) 443-7171 ext. 10 S P www.berkshiremuseum.org (802) 447- 1571 Rte. 9 St., 75 Main Bennington, VT 05201 www.benningtonmuseum.org [email protected] (802) 362-3300 Rte. 7A St., 4070 Main M www.amff.com [email protected] utstanding collections of Early American furniture, aleontology with interactive Dino Dig, aquarium Dig, Dino aleontology with interactive ndependence of Thought, Freedom of Speech thru of Speech Thought, Freedom ndependence of 1 June 6 p.m. open until ound 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; ane Stickle quilt 9/11 - 10/11. Open daily year- quilt 9/11 - 10/11. Open ane Stickle A CHAPEL FOR HUMANITY and touch tank. Camps, performances and family round. year programs Life-size Stegosaurus and Gallery and of Dinosaurs Stegosaurus Life-size P BERKSHIRE MUSEUM O arts, decorative paintings and glass; military pottery, and Flag; including the famous Bennington history, collection. Moses Grandma Extensive more. I Bubriski; Kevin 11/12, featuring photography by J r 31. October through BENNINGTON MUSEUM AND GRANDMA MOSES GALLERY Celebrating thirty-seven years. Immediately south of Immediately Celebrating thirty-seven years. 2004. Please Fall Opening Store. the Orvis Flagship Adult, online. Admission: call for hours or visit us accessible. $5, Handicap $8, Seniors/Children THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF FLY THE AMERICAN MUSEUM FISHING The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE Page 20 Fr Thurs. evenings July-Aug.; Mon. evenings Sept.-May. Open yeartelescope viewings. round; shows Tues. & ofastronomy,on thehistory planetariumshows and inthenation,offeringexhibits The oldestobservatory during daylighthours.Free. es collectionsofearlyfarmingimplements.Open skitrailsopentothepublic. try The museumhous- W 2,500-acre Hopkins Memorial Forest, operatedby MUSEUM ANDROSENBURGCENTER HOPKINS FORESTFARM p in 1801.June through mid-Oct., Mon.-Fri. 2to5 times. ScalemodelofZenas Crane’s originalmill making by theCrane familyfrom Revolutionary ofpaper- built in1844,exhibitstracethehistory H .m. Free. oused in a portion ofCrane’soused inaportion Old Stone Mill, ee. Kids admitted FREE! illiams College.12milesofhikingandcross-coun- W W W Rte. 2,Main St. (413) 597-2188 No (413) 597-4353 illiamstown, MA01267 illiamstown, MA01267 illiams College r thwest Hill Rd. R Alive, andfullof surprise. at Hancock Shaker Village intheBerkshires. practical furniture.Andseeitallbrought tolifetoday— rooms oftheirbuildings.Seeitin inventivetoolsand for simplicity. Seeit inthecleanlinesandspacious,spare outside world.This lifestyle ledtotheShakerpreference of theShakers’communalwaylife, shelteredfromthe It wascalledthe“City ofPeace,” aspiritualnamesuggestive oute 20, Pittsfield, MA oute 20, M J a.m. -5p.m. closed Tuesdays. Special extendedhours children 6-16,free forchildren under6.Open: 11 admission:$10adults,$4 dance andmore. Gallery events includingtheatre, films, forming arts concerts, and AnnHamilton’s corpus.Full scheduleofper- S exhibitions include: inthe Art The Interventionists: Current arts. visualandperforming for contemporary buildings, MASSMoCA isthenation'slargestcenter H MASS MoCA series &specialevents. W H the St. CloudsorphanageinMiramax filmCider M R VENTFORT HALL MUSEUM OFTHEGILDEDAGE, uly 1–Sept 6:open10a.m - 6p.m day. every 413- ocial Sphere, Matthew Ritchie:Proposition Player, evival Mansion builtin1893forSarah &George oused on a 13 acre campus of 19th century factory oused ona13acre campusof19thcentury ouse Rules. Daily tours10-3p.m. through Oct. 31. oCA111. organ, currently beingreincarnated. Location of inter Hours Saturday &Sunday. Callforlecture www.massmoca.org 87 Marshall St., North Adams, MA01247 (413) 662-2111 www.gildedage.org 104 Walker St., Lenox, MA01240 (413) 637-3206 I 8 00-817-1137 AINLHISTORIC SURPRISE A NATIONAL I www.hancockshakervillage.org Page 21 The 2004 Berkshire & Southern Vermont FOUR SEASONS GUIDE illiamstown, MA 01267 illiamstown, MA 01267 illiamstown, (413) 458-2303 (413) St. 225 South W www.clarkart.edu (413) 597-2429 Rte. 2, W www.wcma.org emorial Day, Labor Day & Columbus Day. & Columbus Day. Labor Day emorial Day, pen Mondays June 27-Labor Day. Closed 27-Labor Day. June pen Mondays ound, Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 Sunday, through Tuesday ound, esearch and higher education, the Clark is home to the Clark and higher education, esearch 14 galleries, new monthly and approxi- exhibitions American, con- mately 12,000 objects emphasizing temporary modern art, and and the art of world cul- Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Sat., Free. tures. M A world-renowned art center for museum and A world-renowned r Impressionist, collections of French outstanding American furni- paintings, Master Old American and on 130 galleries Intimate silver. and English ture year Open and meadows. trails, gardens of acres r O Day. Year’s and New Thanksgiving, Christmas WILLIAMS COLLEGE MUSEUM OF ART STERLING & FRANCINE FRANCINE & STERLING INSTITUTE ART CLARK ! PM IDES – 1:30 AM R - New for 2004 - - New AIN ockwell Museum ockwell huttle to Norman Weekends & Holidays R S

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