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VOL. III NO. 23 12/01/2022

Events

1. Stockbridge’s Big Weekend returns —

Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce presents Christmas on Main Street. Check Chamber web site for times and events

2. Stockbridge Library —

Family fun and children’s events December 3 and 4

3. Congregational Church —

Saturday December 3 10am – 3pm The Women’s Service League of the First Congregational Church of Stockbridge is holding its annual Holly Fair at 4 Main Street, Stockbridge. It features baked goods, Christmas greens, crafts, Santa Claus, Grandma’s Attic, more – fun for the whole family! All proceeds to charity.

4. Norman Rockwell Museum —

Best Day Ever! Holidays & Celebrations

Family Fun, Storytelling, and Art-Making Activities inspired by The 365 Days of Eloise: My Book of Holidays at 11am and 2pm. Activities accompany the exhibit “The Life and Art of Hilary Knight” through March 12.

Guided Tours of Rockwell’s Holiday Works Daily at 11am & 2pm Reserve space and pay for tour ($10 non-members) @NRM.org

5. Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce —

Recreation of Norman Rockwell’s famous painting “Home For Christmas”. Sunday, December 4, Main Street, Stockbridge

6. Berkshire Botanical Garden —

Holiday Marketplace, December 3-4, 10am – 4pm, wreaths, holiday plants, gift items, and children’s craft table

Meditative Workshop “The Quieting” December 3, 4 – 5pm, an hour of meditation with Sandrine Harris

Bundle Dying Textile Class December 10, 10am – 1pm

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