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Friday Night Lights! February 8, 2019 While you are warming up SWSA Target Ski Jumping competition starts at 7 pm. Immediately following the competition, stick around for the Human Dog Sled Racing.                    

Join Johanna Lindsay on Jan. 12 from 5pm-9pm to toast her new exhibit at PLACE. in Millerton, NY.  Johanna’s photography will be featured through March 12th at Millerton’s unique gallery space that combines art, furnishings, and fashion. Read our interview with

Burning a Yule Log to welcome winter solstice is believed to have brought upon the tradition of holiday lights.  The yule log would offer light on winter’s darkest days while warding off evil as it summoned the return of the

During the American Revolution, 80% of the cannons produced in The Colonies were made at the Salisbury Iron Furnace. The Berkshire Mountains, Taconic Range and Litchfield Hills are united by a unique geological band that spans over 100 miles from southern

SATURDAY: Sinterklaas Festival (Rhinebeck, NY); Ski Swap & Sale (Lakeville, CT); Great Mountain Forest Wreath Workshop  (Falls Village, CT); Sweethaven Farm Pop-Up Shop (Salisbury, CT); Festival of Trees & Gala (Salisbury, CT); SUNDAY: Salisbury Tree Lighting  & Parade of Lights in Salisbury, CT (Sunday)  

The village of Rhinebeck, New York will be hosting a day long, colorful celebration that features children’s workshops, dance, theatre, music, and lots more bring out your friends and family and join them. For more information about the festival visit their website

Come join Great Mountain Forest for their annual wreath workshop to create a beautiful wreath for your home, which will be held this Saturday and Sunday, December 1st and 2nd. Sessions are: Sat., Dec. 1, 9:00 a.m. to noon, adult session Sat., Dec.

Hometown Holidays Continues December 2nd at The White Hart Inn, 4:30 – 6:00 PM Salisbury, CT – Join your friends and neighbors at  The White Hart Inn with Santa, cookies, cocoa, caroling with Michael Brown and the Salisbury Christmas Brass Band

Noreen Driscoll has a Holiday Pop-Up Store at Chaiwalla’s this year and is doing wonderful Workshops THANKSGIVING BOUNTY TABLE GARLAND Saturday, November 17, 1 PM Price depending upon size 16″- 36″ / $35 – $50 On a premade Lemon Leaf

Noble Horizons is excited to host its annual Festival of Trees, culminating with a Gala Party on December 1st.  The Gala includes a live auction of the trees and other displays, the proceeds from which go to support the residents at

“It is not Joy that makes us Grateful, It is Gratitude that makes us Joyful!” Wishing you a Thanksgiving full of Gratitude & Joy!

The coming weeks are a celebration of family, community, and generosity.  The White Hart Inn will host a local Holiday Market, featuring handmade gifts from residents throughout our community.  Browse unique gifts while enjoying the comforts of the Inn’s quintessential

Celebrating Life in England and New England On November 10 and 11, Crescendo presents its fall choral program with music of rejoicing and remembrance. Featured British composers are the beloved 17th century composer Henry Purcell and 20th century Britain’s eminent composer Sir

North Canaan is a mosaic of chic, unique, and antique. Explore the Berkshire flair by browsing an array of distinctive shops, including one of the newest additions, Flea at 99.  This indoor flea market hosts 45 vendors who offer new, vintage,

A  village-wide Scarecrow Contest, Pancake Breakfast, Beer Fest, 5K rail-trail run, local food, games, crafts, and more! Wander Main Street for attic treasures and previously-loved books and jewelry in the villages’ churches. Admire the beautiful quilt show. Purchase homemade baked

Crescendo presents the famed Polish harpsichordist Władysław Kłosiewicz who is coming to Lakeville, Connecticut, the former home of the visionary performer Wanda Landowska, to play a concert in honor of her legacy. There will be one performance on Saturday, October

Grandpa’s farm was undoubtedly a great place, but the science and technology of farming and agriculture have changed since then. On Saturday, September 29, 2018, join us on this self-drive tour of four locations: Pine Island & Twin Rivers Farms

As the sun and moon achieve equilibrium each fall, with the moon rising just as the sun sets, the sky is ablaze with the grandeur of a moon whose reddish hues and prominent size fill the sky.  The full moon nearest to

The best celebration of a fantastic summer is a long weekend of barbecues, picnics, swimming, and outdoor recreation. Lawns and gardens are beautifully manicured, boats are filling the docks at local lakes, and our villages are bustling with smiling faces

On August 8 at 6:30 pm, Noble Horizons invites you to celebrate summer at a free outdoor concert with the Zolla Boys, a highly acclaimed traditional bluegrass band.  Guests are invited to bring picnics at 5:30 pm, which may be enjoyed pond side or at a

“…if I could have chosen, I think I would have simply chosen to be happy…” We live in a community of open doors and endless opportunity.  A talented mosaic whose forward-thinking synergy is defined by an emphasis on education, outdoor recreation, and a

Quirky – in the most charming way.  Norfolk, contrary to being dubbed the “Ice Box” (due to its reputation of having the coolest temperatures in Connecticut), is a closely-knit and warm community that proudly embraces its brisk reputation.  Home to Infinity Hall and Yale

“What makes the Farmers’ Market such a special place is that you’re creating a community around food.” – Byrant Terry As a community, we continue to honor our rural roots and local sustainability through the plethora of Farmers’ Markets that

This weekend pride with permeate our villages as we parade colors of red (hardiness), white (purity), and blue (vigilance, perseverance, justice) to signify the core values that have upheld our country since 1776. Originally called “Decoration Day”, Memorial Day didn’t

For over 40 years, Four Brothers Pizza Inn has been an integral part of the business and community landscape of the local Tri-State Region. Famous for their Greek Salad Dressing introduced in 1978, this family owned-and-run enterprise has served over

Founded in 1985, this year the Sharon Classic Road Race is in its 33rd year. What started out as a small fundraiser to benefit the Sharon Day Care Center has become one of the most welcomed events of the spring

“We may think we are nurturing our garden, but of course it’s our garden that is really nurturing us.” – Jenny Uglow With spring in the air and flowers in bloom, inspiration abounds. The sunshine and green grass highlight the

While “rural” in nature, the Tri-State Region’s close proximity to Boston and New York City has, over many generations, created an atmosphere that is rich with Arts & Entertainment. A prime example is Gospelfest, which, led by the incomparable Michael

CSA farmers epitomize the Berkshire lifestyle.  Serving as a liaison between our strong communities and valued agricultural roots, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms help to promote self-sustainability throughout the Litchfield Hills.  Purchasing a CSA farm share gives members access to fresh

Forty years ago Robert and Carol Sadlon, then “weekenders” to the local Tri-State region, had a vision for a rundown old Grange Hall in Millerton, NY, so they bought the building, got to work, and on Memorial Day Weekend, 1978,

“The historical aspect of the Sharon Playhouse makes it a one-of-a-kind venue.  It has been producing home-grown theatre and performances since 1955 in its current building but has been in existence since the 1930’s.  Being in the theatre brings back the

“The Stone Whisperer” –Rosanne N. Professional Interior Designer Marble, granite, limestone, slate, Mexican tile…we use a great deal of natural stone and specialty tile throughout our homes, whether it be for countertops, baths & showers, or flooring. Not only do