Adams, Massachusetts is a picture perfect valley town set in some of the most beautiful scenery of Berkshire County. Adams is your hub for outdoor recreation in the Berkshires.
ADAMS is named after Revolutionary War patriot, Samuel Adams. Our most celebrated daughter is Susan B. Anthony, relentless suffragist. We keep that feisty tradition alive!
EXPLORE our 50+ miles of trails for outdoor recreation including hiking, biking and backcountry skiing. In addition, Adams offers arts, events, scenery and the shops and eateries in our unspoiled Victorian downtown.
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Coming up this Saturday, at 6 p.m., at the Greylock Glen Center: Join the Northern Berkshire Astronomical Society for a free public talk and stargazing opportunity. NBAS will provide telescopes and information for viewers.Coming up this weekend!
Join the Northern Berkshire Astronomical Society for another free public talk and stargazing opportunity at the Greylock Glen. Saturday 11/7 at 6 pm - free and open to all ages. NBAS will be providing telescopes and information for viewers ... and Saturn may be on the menu!
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In a collaboration with the Thunderbolt Ski Runners and the Adams Historical Society, the Thunderbolt Ski Museum is about to enjoy a much-needed update and refresher. And they want your help!
⛷️The 6 large exterior window murals are being replaced with 3 vintage pictures, and 3 modern pictures. If you have a family member who skied on the Thunderbolt in the 1930s or '40s and have a HIGH-QUALITY picture of your loved one, they'd love to honor them and their legacy.
Message then for more details.In a collaboration with the Thunderbolt Ski Runners and the Adams Historical Society, the Thunderbolt Ski Museum is about to enjoy a much-needed update and refresher. And we want your help! The 6 large exterior window murals are being replaced with 3 vintage pictures, and 3 modern pictures. If you have a family member who skied on the Thunderbolt in the 1930's or 40's and have a HIGH-QUALITY picture of your loved one, we'd love to honor them and their legacy. Please message us here for more details. We have plenty of pictures of the veteran skiers who are now featured in the museum and in Purple Mountain Majesty. We are looking to add to the legacy of the Thunderbolt with some new names and faces. Stay tuned for more details.... ...
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