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Goshen, Massachusetts
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The links at Worthington, founded in 1904, is a ten-hole golf course nestled in the foothills of the Berkshires. The course boasts small sloping greens and tight tree-lined fairways. Stately pines and groves of maples are spread throughout, and a well-positioned creek cuts through the tenth hole. The roughs are thick, and fifteen strategically-placed bunkers will keep you on your toes. The links will challenge the low handicapper as well as provide an enjoyable round for the recreational golfer. (Curated content from worthingtongolfclub.com)
Golf
For the last 18 years the dream to turn our 150-acre family farm into one of the finest golf courses in the area has been becoming a reality. Whether you are a seasoned or recreational golfer you will enjoy what our course has to offer. We are now a challenging 18 hole golf course, which opened for full play in early summer of 2014. Golf Digest says of Edge Hill, “The golf course is a picturesque challenge with water coming into play on several holes.” If you are looking for a challenging course that offers beautiful majestic views of the mountainous Western Massachusetts country side, then come pay us a visit. We are always open to the public and offer a full service golf shop, snack bar and a friendly staff to serve you. (Curated content from edgehillgolfcourse.com)
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Our motto is “Wines to please all palates”. We produce about 15 different wines. You can find dry full bodied red and white grape wines as well as softer reds & whites. We produce fruit wines from the fruit from our farm and other local sources. Our fruit wines are: Apple Wine, Ice Apple Wine and Blueberry Wine. We also produce Mead (honey wine) from the honey from Sue’s apiary. In season, you will be able to purchase apples, sweet apple cider, blueberries and honey from our store. Sue also makes some amazing hand creams and lip balms from the bees wax from her hives. (Curated content from www.mineralhillswinery.com)
Vineyard
Black Birch Vineyard is a boutique winery located in the farming-rich community of Hatfield, Massachusetts. We offer notable, award-winning wines using premium grapes harvested from vineyards in the Northeast. Established in 2012, our vineyard was founded on the belief that truly great wine should be an art form, requiring much more than lab specialists and computerized fermentation charts. Since 2012, we have created 5 award-winning wines using best grapes from the cooler Northeast region. (Curated content from www.blackbirchvineyard.com)
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Come enjoy the fun and challenging sport of candlepin bowling. Candlepin bowling is fun for everyone! Beginners, seasoned players and those of us who have played on and off over many years can immediately enjoy the game. Challenge your friends and family — age does not matter in this sport! (Curated content from www.shelburnefallsbowling.com)
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The museum’s collection includes more than 27,000 artworks dating from antiquity to the present and created by artists from around the world. (Curated content from scma.smith.edu)
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Historic Northampton preserves objects and documents that illuminate the lives of past residents. Through our programs, exhibits and public projects, Historic Northampton encourages ongoing conversations between past and present. (Curated content from www.historicnorthampton.org)
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Each year, the Fair has evolved to offer a variety of experiences for its Fairgoers from farmers sharing their farming techniques, carnivals, games, thoroughbred horse racing (which ended in 2005), livestock demonstrations, crafts, demolition derbies, music, foods and unique entertainment performances as we prepare for harvest. Guests come to experience programs and events that they can not receive anywhere except at the fair. (Curated content from www.3countyfair.com)
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The Botanic Garden of Smith College fosters environmental and social justice through teaching and learning about plants, people, and place. (Curated content from garden.smith.edu)