Stroll through the 8 acres of our world-renowned gardens decorated with over 75,000 daffodil, tulip and minor bulbs as we celebrate spring in the Berkshires.
Join Rene Wendell, president of the Hoffmann Bird Club for a spring migration bird walk.
This is a fundraising event to support Mass Audubon’s conservation and environmental education programming in Berkshire County.
On July 31 beginning at 9:00 am, hikers are invited to celebrate the day (August 4, 1850) Melville met Nathaniel Hawthorn on a walk up Monument Mountain by joining BCHS for a similar hike and reading of local poet William Cullen Bryant’s Monument Mountain.
Meet us on the Fitzpatrick lawn on Aug. 5, from 11 a.m. to noon, as environmental educator Tom Tyning presents "The Amazing Amphibians of the Berkshires!"
This program will include traditional and contemporary folk songs and stories about nature and animals from New England and around the world.
Meet us on the Fitzpatrick lawn as Environmental Educator Joy Marzolf introduces us to the Wild World of Reptiles.
Join wildlife rehabilitator Tom Ricardi for his ever-popular presentation on birds of prey.
Multiple walks in multiple locations! See the Event Website link below for detailed information specific to each of the following walks: Sheffield, MA: Self Guided - If This House Could Talk 9:00-5:00 pm Lee, MA: Historic Walking Tour of Lee 9:00-10:30 am Becket, MA: History to the Keystone Arches Railroad Bridges 9:30-1:00 pm Pittsfield, MA: […]
Hike, History and Heritage, Nature and Recreation, Outdoor Event
Bousquet's 90th winter season kicks off this Friday, November 25th!
