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.
From veterans of the legendary Bread and Puppet Theater, Great Small Works presents The Myceliad -- a visionary puppet epic tracking an artist crew thrust out to sea by crises roiling the country. Using hand-manipulated overhead projections, digital imagery, over-life-sized brown paper puppets, and an original sound score, they uncover the connective survival strategies of fungi to navigate a diverse, rapidly changing world.
About the Artists
Founded in 1995 by a collective of six Bread and Puppet Theater veterans, Great Small Works creates theater that keeps art at the heart of public life. Drawing on folk, puppet, avant-garde, and popular traditions to tackle urgent contemporary themes, the collective performs across theaters, parks, street corners, and museums. Whether staging miniature living room shows or gigantic outdoor spectacles with dozens of volunteers, their productions cultivate community resilience and champion theater as a vital vehicle for participation in democracy.
The Myceliad will be performed by Great Small Works members John Bell, Trudi Cohen, Jenny Romaine, Roberto Rossi and Mark Sussman, joined by vocalist Gideon Crevoshay and technician Amy Liou. ...
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🇵🇱 Here’s What You Can Expect at Our Polish Food & Bake Sale! 🥟🍰
Our beloved tradition is shifting focus slightly this year, and we’re excited to share what we’ll have for you!
🥟 Homemade Polish Favorites – Handcrafted cabbage and potato & cheese pierogi, plus homemade kapusta for sale.
🍪 Family Bake Sale – The same large variety of homemade baked goods you've come to expect, made with love and care by our school families.
🎟️ Raffles & Prizes – Our Big Money Raffle will return. We'll also have a scaled down version of our gift certificate raffle for everyday essentials like groceries, gas, home heating oil and oil changes. Plus we'll be raffling off one large Basket of Cheer and a 55” TV!
🎄 More to Explore – The 8th grade class will be fundraising for their class trip, and the Children of Mary will have homemade ornaments and crafts for sale.
We’re keeping the traditions we love, with a focus on homemade Polish food, family, and community. We can’t wait to see you there!
📅 Saturday, November 21
⏰ 9 AM–2 PM
📍 St. Stanislaus Kostka School Cafeteria ...
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This Saturday, October 17, I'll be sharing local ghost lore aboard one of the vintage trains operated by the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum. The 6pm adult ride is sold out, but there are STILL SEATS AVAILABLE FOR THE CHILDREN'S RIDE at 2pm. Depart from the station in Adams, journey through the historic Hoosac Valley up to North Adams, step off the train into pumpkin a patch where kids can hand-pick their favorite pumpkin to take home, then enjoy the scenic rail-ride back to Adams. Along the way, I'll read spooky stories from my book, The Ghostly Tales of the Berkshires. For tickets, click the link in the comments.
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