Brimfield Show
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Note: The Brimfield Show is comprised of 21 independant venue/field owners. The schedule lists each independant venue and contact info.
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Brimfield Area Master Singers, Inc.
Watch for the Spring Season Program
Browse The Brookfields
Brimfield Trail Club
The Last Green Valley Foundation Supports Brimfield Trails
The Last Green Valley Foundation awarded a $5000 grant to the Brimfield Trail Committee. The committee and town of Brimfield will provide a match of $6200 in volunteer labor and use of a town truck and equipment. The LGV grant will be used to continue work on sections of the Grand Trunk Rail Trail and Trolley Trail in Brimfield, MA. A trailhead parking lot is located on 5 Bridge Road. The Last Green Valley Foundation promotes the improvement of historic, cultural and natural resources in the Quineboag-Shetucket Heritage Corridor of Northeast Connecticut and South-central Massachusetts.
Contact: Dick Costa, Chairman
Brimfield Trail Committee
IT'S OPEN
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or call 413-245-9297 or 413-245-3474
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Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village is the largest outdoor living history museum in the Northeast. The recreated village depicts life around 1830 in New England. Visitors can see demonstrations of many crafts and cooking, learn history from interpreters in period costumes, take a tour of the Quinebaug River, and visit the working farms. Special events geared to families are held throughout the year.
SUSIE B'S INFO
The Village closes at 4 and is open Tuesday through Sunday.
Thanksgiving options at the Village this year include a dinner buffet at the Oliver Wight Tavern and a members-only dinner at the Bullard Tavern. In addition, the Oliver Wight Tavern will be serving a Thanksgiving dinner buffet on Friday, November 28. Details on the website or call 800-SEE-1830.
As always, the Village will be open on Thanksgiving Day (9:30 to 4), showing Thanksgiving dinner prepared at the hearth and other related events (a sermon in the Meetinghouse, a shooting match after dinner).
And as always, the admission is good for a second free visit within 10 days, for folks who can come on Friday and enjoy our period wedding program.
Christmas by Candlelight tickets are now on sale online...the dates are Dec. 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, and 19. In addition, there will be Dinner by Candlelight on these six evenings, a prime rib dinner served in the Great Room of the Bullard Tavern.
Christmas by Candlelight
December 12-14 and December 19 - 21, 2008
Get Smart - December 5 & 6, 7 p.m.
Starring Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway, Dwayne Johnson;
Directed by Peter Segal; 110 min. (PG-13)
Bungling secret agent Maxwell Smart, also known as Agent 86 for CONTROL, is on a mission to battle the forces of the evil crime organization known as KAOS. Luckily his more-competent partner, simply known as Agent 99, leads Maxwell in the right direction when the heads of CONTROL apprehensively send him in to thwart the plot for world domination in this comedy.
The Polar Express – December 26 & 27, 7 p.m.
Animated Feature; Voices by Tom Hanks, Michael Jeter, Chris Coppola,
Peter Scolari; directed by Robert Zemeckis; 99 min. (G)
Experience it again on the big screen! This magical holiday tale tells of a young boy who still wants to believe in Santa even though his friends have “grown out of it.” His faith is rewarded when a steam train pulls up to his house and escorts him to the North Pole to meet Santa. The cutting-edge “motion capture process” used to film this story allows the real life actors to drive the emotions and movements of the animated characters.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars – January 2 & 3, 7 p.m.
Animated Feature; Voices by Samuel L. Jackson, Anthony Daniels,
Matthew Wood; Directed by Dave Filoni; 90 min. (PG)
This animated adventure takes place between Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The Clone Wars are raging and when Jabba the Hutt's son is taken by a group of renegades, Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi depart in search of answers and meet up with such villains as Count Dooku, General Grievous and Asajj Ventress.
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Please note there are no showings at Village Cinema on Dec. 12 & 13 or Dec. 19 & 20, during the Village’s Christmas by Candlelight program.
It's Open!
This year's mega maze opened today July 31, 2008 with the theme of
Go for the Gold
Enter and find your way out of the maze and win a medal
This is a Family Fun place for the entire family to enjoy!
Take a look at just some of the events that opened this years mega maze
The 2008 Davis Mega Maze
The Davis Family
And if that was not enought to see and enjoy just walk
across the street and enjoy the Davis Farmland where from the old to the very young can spend hours of just plain fun!
All aerial photos taken from a Helicopter
giving rides from C-R Helicopters
for opening day ceremonies only
The place where you can spend an entire day of fun!
For more information click below
United Way
of Southbridge, Sturbridge & Charlton
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United Way & Bay Path High School join forces to create Personalized Santa Letters!
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Click on "Santa Order Form" for detail
The Ultimate Winter Experience!
Northern Exposure Outfitters
Brookfield, MA 01506
508.867.4396 508.565.5776
brings you:
Dog Sled Rides
We offer top of the line products, Rides for two or more, lessons, educational programs and more. Call us or e-mail us for more information
RRI HOLIDAY WREATHS ON SALE NOW. ORDER FORM ATTACHED "Click here for order form"
OR ORDER ONLINE AT
Opacum Land Trust
P.O. Box 233
Sturbridge MA 01566
A special note: as we begin the New Year 2008 Opacum conserved a total of 105 acres in eight years of its existence, bringing the official total of 603 acres permanently preserved, consisting of 8 properties in 5 towns. Thanks and gratitude to all for helping us to build on our successes, and for making positive differences in our communities. Thanks to all - Opacum Land Trust
Capen Hill Nature Sanctuary
56 Capen Rd. (off of Route 20),
Charlton, MA
508-248-5516
The Sanctuary is located at the end of Capen Road just off of Route 20 in Charlton, Massachusetts Visitors Center Hours: 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. daily, Weekends 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Over 72 Acres of woods, streams, meadows, ponds, and trails. Trails: Dawn to Dusk (Our maps located in entrance to Visitor's Center). Animal Rehabilition Facility Staffed Year Round
NEADS/Dogs for D
March Assistance Dog Graduation
03/02/2008
2:00 PM
The Four Points Sheridan Hotel in Leominster, MA
Contact email: dlaconti@neads.org
Free admission and open to all to celebrate NEADS assistance dog teams graduating in this exciting location. This ceremony will show you what wonderful things happen when people with disabilities are matched with their canine companions. Hear the stories and share the pride eaf and Disabled Americans
Oakwood Farm Christmas Barn
One Northwest Road
Spencer MA
508.885.3558
e-mail:oakdec25@aol.com
Our 153-year-old barn, now home to many thousands of Christmas ornaments and every variety of holiday decoration, was once home to 4,000 chickens! One year, long after the last chicken left its roost, we decided to sell the Christmas trees that had matured in the field out back.
The trees were such a big hit, we added decorated wreaths, cetery baskets and birch log centerpieces. Soon we were punching tin ornaments and turning every square inch of the barn into a Christmas Boutique. By the mid-1980s, the shop had grown into what it is today, an extraordinary menagerie of unique and beautiful ornaments and collectibles. Jim Devereux invites you to "Order on line" if you can not visit in person, but he really likes you to visit him and "Clancy" at the barn.
Keep Homestead Museum
35 Ely Road
Monson, MA 01057
413-267-4137
http://www.keephomesteadmuseum.org
When Myra Keep Lovell Moulton died in 1988, the last of a long line of Keeps in Monson, she willed her property, its contents and an endowment fund to the town. She was an avid collector and her button collection is considered one of the largest in the US. She mastered many forms of needlework and many of her works are on isplay, as are examples of her work in oil, water color and ceramics. History was also important to Myra and the museum contains many examples of this interest: history of her family, her town, her church, rocks and minerals of the area -- to name only a few.
Open House: 1st Sunday of each month 1:00-3:00pm from early April to December. Nature tours frequently available with former National Park Service naturalist
Special request tours are available by calling or e-mailing.
