This exhibit features original deeds and documents from the Museum & Archives collection of land transactions related to the Stockbridge Indians and Colonial residents in Stockbridge during the late 18th century.
Our second season, "Online Poetry: The Refuge of Witnessing” will provide a weekly poetry sanctuary to hear moving words, deepen our exploration of their meaning, and connect with each other. Join us each Thursday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. It will be your port in a worldly storm. This week's poet will feature Julie Danho. Her first full-length collection, Those Who Keep Arriving, won…
We invite all home chefs and budding culinarians to join us for a virtual cookbook club meeting! This month’s featured book is Milk Street: Tuesday Nights Mediterranean by Christopher Kimball. Here’s how virtual cookbook club works: Each of us will prepare a recipe from this month’s cookbook. Copies are available at the library. To arrange…
Our second season, "Online Poetry: The Refuge of Witnessing” will provide a weekly poetry sanctuary to hear moving words, deepen our exploration of their meaning, and connect with each other. Join us each Thursday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. It will be your port in a worldly storm. This week's featured poet is James Davis. James Phillip Davis was born…
Join us as we welcome author Simon Winchester for a conversation about his new book Land : how the hunger for ownership shaped the modern world. His book explores the concept of land ownership and how it has shaped history, examining how people fight over, steward, and occasionally share land, and what humanity's proprietary relationship…
Our second season, “Online Poetry: The Refuge of Witnessing” will provide a weekly poetry sanctuary to hear moving words, deepen our exploration of their meaning, and connect with each other. Join us each Thursday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. It will be your port in a worldly storm. This week’s poet will feature Holly Iglesias, author of three collections…
Join us for our monthly book club to discuss this month’s selection Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor. The book is available at the library. Stop by or call the Library at 413.298.5501 to place a hold on a copy. Please note that this meeting is being held on the…
Proof of vaccination and masks are required. Berkshire county native and lifelong foreign correspondent Jim Brooke will speak on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 3:00 p.m. on “Ukraine: The Gates of Europe, Besieged by Russia.” Brooke, a Russian speaker, worked as a journalist for eight years in Moscow, first as Bloomberg Bureau Chief, then as…
Our second season, “Online Poetry: The Refuge of Witnessing” will provide a weekly poetry sanctuary to hear moving words, deepen our exploration of their meaning, and connect with each other. Join us each Thursday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. It will be your port in a worldly storm. This week’s poet will feature Malachi Black, author of Storm Toward Morning (Copper…
We invite all home chefs and budding culinarians to join us for a virtual cookbook club meeting! This month’s featured book is Simply Julia: 110 Easy Resipies for Healthy Comfort Food by Julia Turshen. Here’s how virtual cookbook club works: Each of us will prepare a recipe from this month’s cookbook. Copies are available at…
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