Join us the second Saturday of each month for interactive family programming inspired by our exhibitions. Explore the galleries and then create your own artwork. With a variety of engaging experiences for all ages, it’s the perfect way for families to spend quality time together! Free with Admission - no reservation required
Saturdays, Beginning May 23 Explore the history of this 1734 village. Take a guided walking tour of downtown Stockbridge and discover how the town and its inhabitants both inspired Norman Rockwell and appeared in some of his most iconic works of art. Stops will include Norman Rockwell’s home on South Street, his first studio on
Join us for drop-in artmaking inspired by Norman Rockwell Explore your artistic side with fun, hands-on experiences for kids and adults alike Free with admission!
Each May we honor and celebrate "Be Kind to Animals Week" by bringing the community together for "The Blessing of the Animals". This is the oldest commemorative week in US history, turning 111 years old in 2026. "The Blessing" is a free, outdoors, family event. Bring your pet for an individual hands-on blessing by Pastor
Brief History of Illustration This series highlights the both the history of illustration and the vast collection at Norman Rockwell Museum. The Abyss Demonstrates the complexity of illustration, while illustrating something the ocean. For many years, artists have engaged with the concept of the ocean for many purposes, from wartime propaganda and political statements to
Opening party for American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell The Museum opens its major summer exhibition American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell with a festive celebration! Music from our country’s many chapters and cuisine will reflect the many cultures that shape the nation.
Norman Rockwell Museum is opening a landmark exhibition in honor of the U.S. Semiquincentennial In commemoration of the anniversary of America’s 250th founding, Norman Rockwell Museum will present American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell, on view from June 6 through October 26 2026. Featuring powerful works across 9 themed sections, American Stories reveals how illustrations
What does the future hold? Can we change the world? Those are the questions at the heart of Chester’s 2026 season. Chester Theatre Company welcomes R. Buckminster Fuller: The History (and Mystery) of the Universe. By D.W. Jacobs From the life, work and writings of R. Buckminster Fuller Directed by Barbara Karger Futurist, environmentalist, architect,
What does the future hold? Can we change the world? Those are the questions at the heart of Chester’s 2026 season. Chester Theatre Company welcomes Fannie: The Music And The Life Of Fannie Lou Hamer. By Cheryl L. West Directed by Gilbert McCauley Filled with music, humor and spirituality, this is the story of American
Norman Rockwell Museum will celebrate American independence and democracy with a day of special programming, in concert with American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell
What does the future hold? Can we change the world? Those are the questions at the heart of Chester’s 2026 season. Chester Theatre Company welcomes premier of Amchitka. A New Play by Mark St. Germain Directed by Julianne Boyd In a monitoring station at Amchitka, a volcanic island 170 miles off the coast of Alaska
What does the future hold? Can we change the world? Those are the questions at the heart of Chester’s 2026 season. Chester Theatre Company welcomes the east coast premier of Dear Alien. By Liz Duffy-Adams Directed by Michelle Ong Hendrick In this cheeky comedy, a reclusive advice columnist known as “Dear Alien” attempts to finish
