Looking for some things to do while staying at the 1896 House? Get out and ski or stay inside and get your cultural fill.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Jiminy Peak Opens this weekend!
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort (less then 20 minutes from the
1896 House)
Jiminy Peak will open at 9 am this Saturday Nov 10th for
skiing and riding! 6 trails (hopefully
8) and 2 chairlifts will be operating Sat- Monday 9 am-4 pm.
Check out http://www.jiminypeak.com/ for more information
and details as they have them.
Sweetwood’s Annual Craft Fair
Williamstown, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Sweetwood of Williamstown will hold its annual craft fair at
its site on 1611 Cold Spring Road
(Route 7) Williamstown. Local vendors include The Village Chocolate Shoppe of
Bennington, Nicki Steel Photography, K&M Designs of Bennington Jewelry,
Paws Boutique Pet Clothing, Quilts & Crafts by Sue Goodell, Sweetwood's
Goodies and personally signed books by Vermont
author Ellen Perry Berkeley.
The Met-Live in HD: The Tempest
The Clark, Williamstown
12:55 PM
British composer Thomas Adès and Robert Lepage’s innovative
production recreates the interior of the La Scala opera house as the magical
island venue for the otherworldly arts of Prospero, the exiled Duke of Milan.
Tickets $25/$22 members/$18 students. Purchase online or at 413-458-0638.
Concert Choir & Chamber Choir: La musica de España
Williams College Department of Music,
8:00 PM
Visiting director Katie Gardiner leads the Concert and
Chamber Choirs presenting music about Spain or by Spanish composers: La
musica de España. The program is the inspiration of visiting director Katie
Gardiner who is using her residency to work with a large group of talented
singers, “I am absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the
Concert and Chamber Choirs at Williams
College
More information at http://music.williams.edu/node/1670
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