ABOUT BERKSHIRE CREATIVE FIELD TRIPS
The Berkshire Creative Field Trip Initiative was established in 2010 to better connect educators and school administrators with the resources offered by Berkshire County's numerous cultural and educational organizations.
History
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Berkshire Museum
PROGRAM www.berkshiremuseum.org Let our experienced team of Museum Educators introduce your students to a world of discovery. Drawing from fine art, history and natural science collections, as well as special exhibitions, the Berkshire Museum is dedicated to creating a meaningful educational experience for its young visitors. A full schedule of programs featuring inquiry-based discussions, objects [...] -
Chesterwood
PROGRAM A one hour tour of Chesterwood — the country home, studio and gardens of America’s foremost sculptor of public monuments, Daniel Chester French (1850-1931). Situated on 122 acres in the idyllic hamlet of Glendale near Stockbridge, Massachusetts, the property and its buildings were donated to the National Trust for Historic Preservation by French’s daughter, [...] -
Hancock Shaker Village
PROGRAM www.hancockshakervillage.org Hancock Shaker Village offers fun and educational experiences that fulfill learning standards for pre-k through high school. We offer pre-visit planning assistance and curriculum based tour outlines for teachers. Either self-guided or guided tours are available. Specific themes include history, local industry, music, art, natural history, and agriculture. Although our springtime Baby Animals [...] -
North Adams Historical Society
PROGRAM www.northadamshistory.org The North Adams Historical Society has 25 permanent exhibits (farming, education, immigration, industry, military, politics, railroads…) and a temporary gallery devoted to the history of the Northern Berkshires and the flora and fauna in the region. The connection between water power (mountains and rivers) and the development of industry is highlighted. Docents guide [...]
