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Local historian Cornelia Brooke Gilder will discuss the open space legacy of Lenox's Great Estates | Central Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Local historian Cornelia Brooke Gilder will discuss the open space legacy of Lenox's Great Estates | Central Berkshires

At the annual public meeting of the Lenox Land Trust on Nov. 9, Cornelia Brooke Gilder’s presentation will focus on the back stories of Kennedy Park, The Mount, Pleasant Valley

Autumn begins this weekend. Here's 12 fun events not to miss this fall in the Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Autumn begins this weekend. Here's 12 fun events not to miss this fall in the Berkshires

There's no place like fall in the Berkshires. Hay rides, campfires, pumpkin walks, corn mazes, ghost tours and more. Here are 12 events you shouldn't miss.

Lenox: Garden Club hosting floral design workshops - Vimarsana News

Lenox: Garden Club hosting floral design workshops

The Lenox Garden Club will offer two presentations by Jane Godshalk, an internationally acclaimed floral designer, on Wednesday, Sept. 13, in collaboration with The Mount and the Berkshire Botanical Garden

ART REVIEW: SculptureNow 2023 fills the fields, woods and gardens of The Mount with powerfully evocative sculptures - Vimarsana News

ART REVIEW: SculptureNow 2023 fills the fields, woods and gardens of The Mount with powerfully evocative sculptures

SculptureNow 2023, on view through Oct. 21 at The Mount in Lenox, is a free, walkable exhibition featuring 27 sculptures spread out across the landscape of Edith Wharton's former Gilded

York: Archaeologist to be onsite for hotel extension work - Vimarsana News

York: Archaeologist to be onsite for hotel extension work

Planners believe Roman remains could be found during building work.

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