Homeschool Day: Spring May 16
Hancock Shaker Village 1843 West Housatonic Street, Pittsfield, MA, United StatesExplore the Village with at-your-own-pace activities that complement your studies at home.
Explore the Village with at-your-own-pace activities that complement your studies at home.
Join us for this special reception to celebrate the artists whose exquisite work is featured throughout the Village.
Issued to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the arrival of the first Shakers in America, these stamps celebrate the refined, timeless beauty of Shaker design.
A family favorite for over 30 years, Terry A La Berry and Friends will be performing original songs and highly interactive material for children of all ages - after hours at the Village. Enjoy snacks and drinks from our Café and relish the beauty of the historic farm and gardens at this magical time of day.
Recapture the tranquility of a Shaker summer afternoon with high tea in the Shaker garden and enjoy a captivating talk by artist and author Julia Whitney Barnes, whose work is featured in this year’s exhibits.
The Village takes on an even more magical glow as the afternoon light begins to dim. We invite photographers of all levels to join us in capturing the magic of the moment.
Join us for the not-to-be- missed summer event in the Berkshires. Stroll through the Village and enjoy a magical evening, when rolling hills meet a stunning sunset off the Round Stone Barn, and cocktails and music in the garden are followed by dinner and a night full of stars.
August 6, 2024, marks the 250th anniversary of the Shakers’ arrival in America. Join us at the Village to reflect throughout the day on the Shakers’ history and legacy.
Celebrate this rich agricultural and culinary legacy all week as we demonstrate our modern take on Shaker regenerative farming principles. Enjoy the literal fruits of that labor through a curated week of farm-to-table culinary experiences both from our farm and others in the region!
Recapture the tranquility of a Shaker summer afternoon with high tea in the Shaker garden and enjoy a captivating talk by artist and author Maggie Pate, whose work is featured in this year’s exhibits.