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Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
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At South Egremont's Bash Bish Falls in Mount Washington State Forest, self-directed learning comes alive through geology. A hike to Massachusetts’ tallest waterfall reveals how glaciers, water, and time carved this dramatic landscape, inviting reflection on Earth’s ancient processes.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
Families can explore Ventfort Hall in Lenox, a Gilded Age mansion where you can learn through self-guided tours, sketching, or even photographing the historic house and gardens. |
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Join the Berkshire Antheneum in Pittsfield to learn about "Together Women Rise," an organization supporting women and girls in marginalized communities. There will be a video presentation, Q&A, and refreshments.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
2 events,
A musical instrument lending library in Great Barrington offers a free way to explore sound through shared resources. Observing which instruments people choose and how they try them reveals patterns in access, curiosity, and how music traditions grow through collective use.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. |
2 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
2 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
5 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. 
Slow down with your infant at The Clark in Williamstown during this free program for parents and babies. Shared art viewing supports early visual learning and thoughtful caregiving through everyday moments. |
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Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
6 events,
At South Egremont's Bash Bish Falls in Mount Washington State Forest, self-directed learning comes alive through geology. A hike to Massachusetts’ tallest waterfall reveals how glaciers, water, and time carved this dramatic landscape, inviting reflection on Earth’s ancient processes.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Families can explore Ventfort Hall in Lenox, a Gilded Age mansion where you can learn through self-guided tours, sketching, or even photographing the historic house and gardens. |
3 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
Each Tuesday evening in February, new French and Belgian films gather under the theme of family and diversity at Williams College Paresky Cinema in Williamstown. Stories of mothers, sisters, and daughters unfold on screen, tracing experiences of motherhood, queer relationships, adoption, and cultural identity. The festival’s selections offer a window into contemporary Francophone life, where questions of belonging and connection take shape through film.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
2 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
A musical instrument lending library in Great Barrington offers a free way to explore sound through shared resources. Observing which instruments people choose and how they try them reveals patterns in access, curiosity, and how music traditions grow through collective use. |
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At the Berkshire South Regional Community Center in Great Barrington, kids explore holiday cooking through measuring, mixing, and tasting. Recipes link nutrition and kitchen science with seasonal food traditions that carry cultural meaning.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
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Families in Great Barrington can join the fun at Berkshire South’s Sweethearts Family Dance Party, where music, dancing, and shared meals create a joyful community celebration. Heart-themed costumes and decorations add to the festive atmosphere for all ages.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
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Downtown North Adams comes alive during WinterFest, featuring artisan markets at Hotel Downstreet, Chowder Fest, a Main Street bonfire, and free ice skating at Veterans Memorial Rink. Events like the Special Olympics Polar Plunge promote community connection and creativity.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
In Pittsfield, the Winter Farmers’ Market turns shopping into learning. Families meet farmers, taste local foods, and explore how regional agriculture shapes community and the environment. Indoors, it’s a cozy space to connect through food and shared traditions. |
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Explore winter on snowshoes with a guided trek through Windsor’s Boreal forest at Tamarack Hollow. This winter walk leads to a waterfall and introduces spruce-fir ecology, winter tree ID, and wildlife tracking while exploring protected land by snowshoe. 
Families explore creativity and science across Pittsfield during Berkshire Museum’s Ten Days of Play, with programs at Hancock Shaker Village and a culminating Day of Play at the Berkshire Antheneum. Activities invite noticing how hands-on experiments, performance, and design support playful learning through shared discovery. 
Families are invited to Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield to learn about Shaker history through hands-on crafts, historic buildings, and farm activities. Enjoy winter demonstrations, animal encounters, and seasonal treats while exploring how tradition brings people together. |
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The City of Pittsfield is hosting its 3rd annual Winter Festival at Clapp Park! This free, family-friendly event features a cardboard sled contest, snow sculpture competition, snowshoeing, carnival games, and a cozy campfire with hot chocolate and s'mores. 
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Experience the Big Bubble Bonanza in Pittsfield at Berkshire Community College, where Jeff Boyer fills a sensory-friendly space with giant bubble rainbows, volcano bubbles, and hands-on bubble fun. This lively show combines comedy, music, and interactive artistry for families and audiences of all ages.
At South Egremont's Bash Bish Falls in Mount Washington State Forest, self-directed learning comes alive through geology. A hike to Massachusetts’ tallest waterfall reveals how glaciers, water, and time carved this dramatic landscape, inviting reflection on Earth’s ancient processes. |
6 events,
Each Tuesday evening in February, new French and Belgian films gather under the theme of family and diversity at Williams College Paresky Cinema in Williamstown. Stories of mothers, sisters, and daughters unfold on screen, tracing experiences of motherhood, queer relationships, adoption, and cultural identity. The festival’s selections offer a window into contemporary Francophone life, where questions of belonging and connection take shape through film.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
February school vacation activities at the Chester Library run from Feb. 17-25, including a museum event with James Higby, microscope exploration, folk dance, sock puppet craft, and the My Little Friend & Me Paint & Snack. Activities feature opportunities to learn about local history, explore science, and create art together. All events are open to school-age children and families, with materials provided for crafts and RSVPs encouraged for the dance program. |
3 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Families explore creativity and science across Pittsfield during Berkshire Museum’s Ten Days of Play, with programs at Hancock Shaker Village and a culminating Day of Play at the Berkshire Antheneum. Activities invite noticing how hands-on experiments, performance, and design support playful learning through shared discovery.
A musical instrument lending library in Great Barrington offers a free way to explore sound through shared resources. Observing which instruments people choose and how they try them reveals patterns in access, curiosity, and how music traditions grow through collective use. |
5 events,
Ventfort Hall in Lenox presents a live fairytales performance of "Hansel & Gretel" with Carl Sprague’s marionettes during February break. Classic fairy tales and cultural history come alive in the historic mansion setting.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
Step inside a portable planetarium at Berkshire South in Great Barrington and explore how astronomy reveals our place in the universe. Guided by constellations and questions that spark curiosity, this event invites children and families to experience the wonder of the night sky, where science and imagination meet. |
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Ventfort Hall in Lenox presents a live fairytales performance of "Hansel & Gretel" with Carl Sprague’s marionettes during February break. Classic fairy tales and cultural history come alive in the historic mansion setting.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
10 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology. 
Fresh snow becomes a living storybook as participants learn to read tracks, trails, and winter behavior near Lanesborough and Mount Greylock. This winter walk builds skills in observation and pattern recognition while revealing how animals survive and move through cold landscapes.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
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Winter Wonderland Activity Day in Lanesborough invites families to Mt. Greylock for hands-on winter learning. Self-guided crafts, games, and scavenger hunts build problem-solving skills, while snow play and bring-your-own sled fun show how seasonal landscapes shape recreation.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
8 events,
At South Egremont's Bash Bish Falls in Mount Washington State Forest, self-directed learning comes alive through geology. A hike to Massachusetts’ tallest waterfall reveals how glaciers, water, and time carved this dramatic landscape, inviting reflection on Earth’s ancient processes.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
5 events,
Each Tuesday evening in February, new French and Belgian films gather under the theme of family and diversity at Williams College Paresky Cinema in Williamstown. Stories of mothers, sisters, and daughters unfold on screen, tracing experiences of motherhood, queer relationships, adoption, and cultural identity. The festival’s selections offer a window into contemporary Francophone life, where questions of belonging and connection take shape through film.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
3 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring.
A musical instrument lending library in Great Barrington offers a free way to explore sound through shared resources. Observing which instruments people choose and how they try them reveals patterns in access, curiosity, and how music traditions grow through collective use. |
3 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring.
At the Norman Rockwell Museum, visitors learn how art and music intertwined during the Harlem Renaissance. Jazz Age Illustration reveals the rhythm of history through vibrant imagery that celebrates creativity, identity, and cultural transformation. |
4 events,
Winter Tree ID in Lanesborough at Mt. Greylock invites families to notice trees without leaves by observing branching patterns, buds, and bark. A simple walk becomes a lesson in pattern recognition, seasonal change, and close looking, helping learners build observation skills and a stronger connection to place.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. |
4 events,
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing at Notchview in Windsor turn winter into a learning landscape. With miles of groomed and track-set trails, visitors can experience how trail design supports classic skiing, skate skiing, snowshoe travel, and even skiing with dogs, connecting recreation with land use and winter ecology.
Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge hosts a free community bulb show, offering a hands-on lesson in botany for all ages. Explore blooming tulips and daffodils while learning how plants respond to the seasons and bring color to spring. 
The Berkshire Art Center in Pittsfield invites caregivers and kids to a free art meetup filled with play and creativity. Together, families can learn through guided projects in color and design while enjoying community connection. |
