Peter Dudek

Last Events of the Season @ Bascom Lodge

2011-10-20T21:47:00.000-07:00

Sunday, October 23: "The Galileo Affair" @ 6pm
Bill Minardi examines Galileo's conflict with the church, his trail and condemnation and the impact it had as an example of the "conflict" between science and religion.
Followed by a Prix Fixe Dinner @ 7pm (for dinner reservations call: 413-743-1591)

Wednesday, October 26: "Movie Night" @ 6pm
Rich Remsberg returns with a selection of Civilian Conservation Corps films made in the Berkshires.
Followed by a Prix Fixe Dinner @ 7pm (for dinner reservations call: 413-743-1591)

http://bascomlodge.net/Events.htm

The Lodge closes on October 30th

Bascom Lodge

2011-10-15T07:31:00.000-07:00

Sunday, October 16: "Author, Gladys Montgomery", @ 6pm.
An illustrated presentation/discussion of her two new books: Storybook Cottages, America's Carpenter Gothic Style and An Elegant Wilderness, Great Camps and Grand Lodges of the Adirondacks.
http://www.bascomlodge.net/Events.html
413-743-1591
Free & Open to the Public!

Coming to Bascom Lodge

2011-09-26T16:58:00.000-07:00

Wednesday, September 28: "The Watershed and Us" @ 6pm.
Learn more about our watershed and how communities can protect the water quality where we all live. Presented by Alison Dixon, Berkshire Outreach manager of the Housatonic Valley Association.

Sunday, October 2nd:"BURLESQUE, BOOKS AND BASCOM LODGE! @ 6pm.
Performance, with Karen Lee, Marc Zegan & Friends.An extravaganza!

http://bascomlodge.net/Events.html

September 21: Tap Dance @ Bascom Lodge

2011-09-20T14:18:00.000-07:00

Wednesday, September 21: "Tap Dance" @ 6pm

Free & Open to the Public
Recently referred to by the New York Times as the "Pied Piper of Tap Dance” and the "Mayor of Tap City” (the annual New York City Tap Festival), performer, choreographer, teacher, director and producer Tony Waag takes his audience through a rhythmic romp that represents 30 years of pursuing a career in the American art form known as Tap Dance.

To be followed by a prix fixe dinner, call 413-743-1591 for reservations!

For more event info go to http://bascomlodge.net/Events.html

Edith Wharton and the Mount

2011-09-13T15:53:00.000-07:00

September 14: "Edith Wharton and the Mount" @ 6pm.
The story of Wharton's life at The Mount, the history of the estate, its architecture, landscape design and recent restoration.
Presented at Bascom Lodge
Atop Mount Greylock Adams, MA
www.bascomlodge.net

2011-09-05T09:15:00.000-07:00

Bascom Lodge

September 7: "All Things Locally Grown" @ 6pm.
A conversation with Barbara Zheutlin (Executive Director of Berkshire Grown) and the cheese makers from Cricket Creek Farm, which was awarded a first prize at the 2011 American Cheese Society. Free samples!

Sunday, September 11: "Valerie Carrigan, Residency Presentation", @ 6pm.
Valerie, a Creative Resident at the Lodge, will present and discuss work made while in residence on the summit of Mount Greylock!

Check out http://bascomlodge.net/

"Greylock in Time and Space"

2011-08-16T23:49:00.000-07:00

Bascom Lodge
Wednesday, August 17: "Greylock in Time and Space" @ Bascom Lodge

Talk and discussion at 6:00pm. Alec Gillman, DCR Interpretive Ranger at Mount Greylock State Reservation, presents an exploration of the mountain's history and nature with a PowerPoint slide show. Discover connections between man's desire to shape the mountain at the same time protect it's wildness.
Co-presented by the Berkshire Museum.

Check out http://bascomlodge.net/!

Sketchbook Club @ Bascom Lodge

2011-06-05T00:11:00.000-07:00

Every Tuesday in June, 5:00 - 6:30PM

Meeting at Bascom Lodge students and experienced sketchers alike are invited to enjoy the highland evening beauty found at the summit of Mount Greylock.

Artist -Educator, Karen Arp-Sandel offers discussion about keeping a sketchbook for recording visual observations from drawing in nature to landscape subjects. At the end of 4 weeks all participants are invited to share their sketch books with the group & community and join for dinner at the Lodge (June 28).

Materials are simple: a small scale sketch book, your favorite drawing implement- pen, pencil or even colored pencils. Karen will demo various portable materials for easy on site sketching.

Sketch Club will meet on Tuesdays: June 7,14, 21 and 28 during the approach of Summer Solstice light. Rain or Shine. In the event of inclement weather, we will sketch natural objects or guide book subjects inside Bascom Lodge.

Cost (per daily session): $10.

To register email:arpsandel@fairpoint.net
Or phone: 518-781-3413

Bascon Lodge's 2011 schedule of events!

2011-04-04T09:01:00.000-07:00

Bascon Lodge's 2011 schedule of events is now posted on our website: http://bascomlodge.net/Events.html.

Check it out!

Co-sponsored by Housatonic Heritage.

Bascom Lodge reopens May 15th

2011-03-21T21:58:00.000-07:00

Opening day is Saturday, May 14th. Festivities start at noon with a tepee raising, drumming, mountain blessing, music, story telling and mountaintop fun for the whole family!
www.bascomlodge.net

Last Week of the Season at Bascom Lodge

2010-10-24T11:55:00.000-07:00

This is the last full week for breakfast, lunch & dinner at the Lodge, with Sunday's dinner as the season's grande finale.
For menus go to http://bascomlodge.net/Menu.html

Lodge reopens in May, 2011. Season runs may through October for breakfast, lunch & dinner, 7 days a week, plus dining.

2011 reservations are now being accepted for various functions including weddings, parties, anniversaries, conferences and lodging. For rates and reservations call 413-743-1591 or email: mail@bascomlodge.net

October 27 at Bascom Lodge

2010-10-23T18:50:00.000-07:00

The Final Wednesday Night Event of the 2010 Season at Bascom Lodge!

October 27: "Using Theatre to Benefit Women and Girls"
WAM co-founders, Leigh Strimbeck and Kristen van Ginhoven, will talk about how they use theatre to benefit women and girls. They will discuss why reading 'Half the Sky" by Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn inspired them to found WAM Theatre. Some selections from their November production of Tony nominated playwright Sarah Ruhl's contemporary farce, 'Melancholy Play' (which will benefit the Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts) will be read by the cast.

Free and Open to the Public!

Event starts at 6.
Prix fixe dinner to follow at 7.
Reservations required for dinner (413-743-1591).

WAM Theatre is based in the Berkshires of Massachusetts and the Capital Region of New York State.

WAM Theatre’s philanthropic mission is two-fold. First, to produce professional theatrical events for everyone, with a focus on women theatre artists and/or stories of women and girls. Second, to donate a portion of the proceeds from those events to organizations that benefit women and girls worldwide.

An Evening of African Drumming and Song

2010-10-16T09:29:00.000-07:00

October 20: "An Evening of African Drumming and Song"
The UMass Dartmouth Kekeli African Music and Dance club, an ensemble of American musicians, will present a demonstration/performance of traditional African music. The ensemble is led by Professor royal hartigan, and performs the traditional music and dance of West Africa, including processional, warrior, court, social, harvest, and recreational styles. They travel to Ghana, West African each year to live with the people in villages, and learn traditional songs, dances, and instrumental music.
Talks are free and open to the public.
Talks starts at 6.
Dinner served after the talk and will be served Family-style and priced according to menu (reservations required for dinner: 413-743-1591).

2010-09-10T20:19:00.000-07:00

September 15: "The Lichen and Mosses of Berkshire County"
Presented by Scott LaGreca, PhD
Natural Science Coordinator, Berkshire Museum.
Join Berkshire Museum's natural science coordinator, Dr. Scott LaGreca at Bascom Lodge on Mount Greylock for a presentation on lichens and mosses of Berkshire County. Learn how surveys of these organisms help monitor critical environmental issues such as air pollution, invasive species, and global warming.
6pm.
Free an Open to the Public!
www.bascomlodge.net

Painting the Landscape on the Summit of Mt. Greylock Saturday, September 18. 10am-4pm

2010-09-07T10:27:00.000-07:00

This workshop will take place on the peak of glorious Mt. Greylock at the newly renovated Bascom Lodge.
Paula Gottleib will provide information on how to perceive the landscape for purposes of painting: methods of creating compositions, principles of perspective and basic watercolor techniques such as washes, gradations, color mixing, transparent layering and the sequencing of making a watercolor painting.

Individual guidance offered and individual expression encouraged.
The class will meet outdoors. In the event of inclement weather the class will be postponed until the following day, September 19.
Cost: $99
To register, email: paula@paulagottlieb.com
or phone: 413-634-0066

Movie Night with Rich Remsberg

2010-09-05T07:51:00.000-07:00

September 8: "Movie Night", 6pm

Rich Remsberg returns with a fine selection of found films.

Last year Rich wowed fans of Movie Night with a couple of gems from his collection of home movies and oddball documentaries. Come see what fascinating curiosities he’ll project.

Free popcorn.

Free and Open to the Public!

Prix fixe dinner to follow at 7.
Reservations required for dinner (413-743-1591).

September 1: "Tap Dance - Its History and Relationship to Jazz", 6pm.

2010-08-27T17:24:00.000-07:00

Presented by Tony Waag, Executive Director, Tap City, The New York City Tap Festival.
"Tap City" is the preeminent tap dance festival of the world and is the quintessential celebration of tap. Tony Waag will discuss the evolution of tap dance and demonstrate this uniquely American art form and its relationship to jazz.
Free and Open to the Public!

Prix fixe dinner to follow at 7. Reservations required for dinner (413-743-1591).

More at www.bascomlodge.net

Busy Week at the Lodge

2010-08-14T10:35:00.000-07:00

Saturday, August 14:

At 9pm the DCR and the Amherst Area Amateur Astronomy Association are co-sponsoring a star gazing party on the summit of Mount Greylock.

Free and open to the Public. Appropriate for all Ages.

Event will be cancelled only is there is heavy cloud coverage or rain.

Please contact the Mount Greylock Visitors Center (413-4499-4262) or the Astronomy Association (413-320-2509) about questions relating to the program or status of the event based on weather.

Sunday, August 15:"David Bowman, Timber Frame Demonstration", 2 - 4pm

David Bowman has been timber framing for 18 years and will demonstrate the art of timber framing using only hand tools. Outdoors (indoors if raining).

August 18: "Greylock in Time and Space"
Talk and discussion at 6:00pm by Alec Gillman. Alec Gillman, DCR Interpretive Ranger at Mount Greylock State Reservation, presents an exploration of the mountain's history and nature with a PowerPoint slide show. Discover connections between man's desire to shape the mountain at the same time protect it's wildness. Fun facts about and visions of the mountain shall be revealed on your way to becoming a true "Greylockophile."

August 11: "The Galileo Affair"

2010-08-08T07:40:00.000-07:00

At 6m on Wednesday Bill Minardi returns to Bascom Lodge to discuss and examine Galileo's conflict with the church, his trial and condemnation and the impact it had as an example of the "conflict" between science and religion.

Melanie Mowinski at Bascom Lodge

2010-07-26T08:29:00.001-07:00

Monday, July 26: Melanie Mowinski, at 6pm.
Melanie, the Lodge's Creative Resident for June, will discuss and present work made during her residency at Bascom Lodge.

The Bascom Lodge Creative Residency Program was started in 2009. It provides room and board at the Lodge for individuals involved in any creative practice, including (but not limited to) the Visual Arts, Literature, Natural Sciences and creative mountain top daydreaming.

Hoosac Harvest and Community Supported Agriculture

2010-07-16T09:34:00.000-07:00

Bascom Lodge:
July 21 @ 6pm: "Hoosac Harvest and Community Supported Agriculture"

Filmmaker Sharon Wyrrick will talk about community supported agriculture, including the just opened Hoosac Harvest CSA, and show footage from "Food Matters: From the Ground Up" the film she is making about the local food system in northern Berkshire County.
Free and Open to the Public.
www.bascomlodge.net

Review of the "Couples" exhibit at the Ferrin Gallery

2010-07-09T18:43:00.000-07:00

Check out this review of the exhibit at the Ferrin Gallery.
http://artscopemagazine.com/asdyn/index.wr?is=26&a=15

And, of course, the social scene there and in Pittsfiled:
http://www.ruralintelligence.com/index.php/parties_section/parties_articles_parties/

Sundays & Mondays @ Bascom Lodge.

2010-07-09T18:36:00.000-07:00

Sundays & Mondays @ Bascom Lodge.
New events are being added weekly!
www.bascomlodge.net

Music at Bascom Lodge

2010-07-09T18:33:00.000-07:00

July 14: "Music by Wintergreen"
Wintergreen, a folk trio, performs a mixture of traditional and contemporary music from the British Isles and America. Performing outdoors (weather permitting).

Friday Breakfast Hikes to Bascom Lodge

2010-07-09T18:32:00.000-07:00

Friday Breakfast Hikes
Every Friday Steve Linscott will lead a free early morning hike that finishes at Bascom Lodge.
Breakfast optional (see menu page).
Call 413-499-4262 to register.

DISH & DINE @ Ferrin Gallery with Bascom Lodge's Chef John Dudek

2010-04-18T15:17:00.000-07:00

Friday, April 23, 2010
6:30pm at the Ferrin Gallery, 437 North Street, Pittsfield, MA

This is the second in a series of evening dinners in the gallery pairing local food with local artists.

DINE: meal prepared by Chef John Dudek from BASCOM LODGE featuring a menu from locally grown produce.

DISH: dinnerware by MARY ANNE DAVIS.

DISCUSSION: VEN VOISEY, Artist in Residence at Berkshire Museum and STUART CHASE Berkshire Museum, Executive Director, and PETER DUDEK, Bascom Lodge Program Director discuss artist residencies in The Berkshires and the region.

MENU:

Bruschetta w/grilled asparagus, red onions, basil and Old Chatham camembert.

Shrimp à ì Américaine w/ shallots, tomato, tarragon, chervil and white wine.

Lemon tartlets

Coffee & Tea

6:30 - 9:30 Dinner at FERRIN GALLERY
$35, limit 40 guests. BYOB.

Reservations required. Call (413) 442-1622 to pay by phone.

Jobs at Bascom Lodge

2010-04-12T09:33:00.000-07:00

In preparation for the new season Bascom Lodge (www.bascomlodge.net) is hiring staff for the following full time positions: Prep Chef, Sous Chef, Line Cooks, Waiters, Maintenance/Cleaning staff. Must have experience. The season runs from May into early November.
There are also Intern positions for Landscaping and Cultural Programing related work.
Interested parties should call: 917-680-0079, or email resumes to: mail@bascomlodge.net

Bascom Lodge, Mt. Greylock

2010-02-24T19:23:00.000-08:00

The schedule for the 2010 Talk & Dine Series at Bascom Lodge is now posted at http://bascomlodge.net/Events.html
The Lodge opens on May 15 and the season for Lodging and Dining runs through the end of October.
For reservations email: mail@bascomlodge.net, or call 413-743-1591, or visit the website www.bascomlodge.net

Bascom Lodge 2010

2009-12-21T08:34:00.000-08:00

Bascom Lodge is planning events for the 2010 season and would like to hear from area performers, writers and other interested artists.

The Lodge is also looking for practitioners to host workshops (yoga, writing, nature programs, etc).

Interested parties please contact Peter at: mail@bascomlodge.net or 917-568-3712.

The Annual 12x12!

2009-11-19T12:37:00.001-08:00

An exhibit of 12" x 12" art works will be on view from November 21-December 12, with an opening reception on Saturday, November 21, from 6-8pm.

The drawing of tickets will be held on Saturday, December 12 at 124 Fenn Street from 7-9pm.

Tickets will be sold for $25 each.

Each ticket purchased guarantees an artwork.

YES, AN ORIGINAL WORK OF ART FOR JUST $25!

Tickets can be purchased during the exhibition, or the night of the drawing, or at the Storefront Project during regular hours (open Saturdays and Sundays from 12-5pm).

All proceeds go to funding the Storefront’s Mentor Program.

In 2007 the Storefront Project initiated the Artist Mentor Program in which High School students work with a professional artist over the course of a semester to produce a body of work. This coming February the Storefront will host an exhibition of work produced during the 2009 program.
This program is partly funded by Greylock Federal.

Storefront Artist Project
124 Fenn Street, Pittsfield
413-442-7201
Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12-5pm.

And on the same evening!

In Addition: a Chance to Win an Art Work by Douglass Truth!

Yes, a separate drawing of tickets will also be held on December 12 for a large painted fan by Douglass Truth.
Tickets for that drawing are just $10!

Yes, outrageous but true! A chance to win an original Douglass Truth art work for $10.

The 12x12 and the Douglass Truth events are part of the Storefront Artist Project's goal to place original works of art in every house in the Berkshires!

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And Don't Forget the Artist Salon at the Ferrin Gallery!

ARTIST SALON: Wednesday, December 9

Local Does Matter:
Building Sustainability in the Arts Community
Storefront Artist Salon
A moderated conversation among artists, cultural leaders and the public.
Wednesday, December 9, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Following in the tradition of Ferrin Gallery's annual Storefront Artist Salon examining a subject of topical interest related to the Small Works exhibit, this year's topic is "Local Does Matter: Building Sustainability in the Arts Community". This year, as Berkshire county continues to focus on the issues of consumer choice and green living, the gallery explores how "Buy Local - By Local" relates to the visual arts. Cultural leaders with roles in the creative economy will participate in a moderated conversation about
how the "Buy Local" concept can create sustainability
for artists, galleries and nonprofit organizations.

Salon participants include:
Stuart Chase, Executive Director, Berkshire Museum
Eugenie Sills, Founder, Women's Times
Laurie Norton Moffatt, Executive Director, Norman Rockwell Musuem
Jonathan Secor, Director of Special Programs, MCLA
Billie Best, Crazy Wife Farm
Ellen Spear, Executive Director, Hancock Shaker Village
Helena Fruscio, Executive Director, Berkshire Creative
Nancy Fitzpatrick, Owner, Red Lion Inn

All welcome to join in discussion.

Benefit Dinner for the Storefront Artist Project

2009-10-07T21:31:00.000-07:00

Talk & Dine at Bascom Lodge

2009-09-17T16:15:00.000-07:00

September 23 @ 6:00 (note new time):

The North Adams Garden Club presents a talk about Native Plants by Project Native and the importance and use of native plant species in home gardens and in restoring damaged habitats.
Free and open to the public!

Talk is followed by dinner ($22.95).
Call 413-743-1591 for dinner reservations.

Butternut Squash Soup

Salad of roasted autumn vegetables

Veal braised in red wine with caramelized onions and mushrooms

Pumpkin Cheesecake

Bascom Lodge atop Mount Greylock
www.bascomlodge.net

Bascom Lodge Movie Night with Rich Remsberg.

2009-09-05T13:57:00.000-07:00

September 9 at 7pm:

Remsberg, a filmmaker, will present several short films from his collection of found home movies, instructional films and other oddities.
Not to be missed!
Free and open to the public.
Prix Fixe Dinner to follow.
Reservations needed for dinner.

Bascom Lodge
Mount Greylock
413-743-1591

Acoustic music live in Bascom Lodge with dinner to follow.

2009-08-31T08:52:00.000-07:00

September 2:

"Live Music: American folk and Roots style music" by Fran Mandeville and Lisa Burnstine.
Free and open to the public.
Acoustic music live in Lodge with dinner to follow.
Check out Fran and Lisa's music at:
http://thebeelineramblers.com/music.html
Chicken Mole dinner to follow.
Call for dinner reservations, $21.
Cash or Check.
BYOB.

Dudek Exhibition: Almost Never. Sometimes. Maybe.

2009-08-31T08:45:00.000-07:00

Kolok Gallery
121 Union Street, Suite 1E
North Adams, MA 01247

Opening Reception: Saturday, August 22, 5pm-7:30pm

On exhibit through October 18th, Dudek's assemblagist sculptural installation is composed of objects, photographs, drawings, and prints which have been found, made, or modified. Although frequent references to formalism are made, Dudek approaches his work with an underlying sense of humor and play. As the artist adds and moves individual pieces throughout the duration of the exhibit, the work evolves and expands. This is the type of exhibition you'll want to see more than once. Sculptures made in New York. Photographs taken in Poland. Drawings from Massachusetts. A travel diary. An open sketchbook. Past and present.

CONTACT:
Kurt Kolok
Director
(413) 664-7381
info@kolokgallery.com

Bascom Lodge

2009-04-06T11:29:00.000-07:00

http://www.thetranscript.com/ci_12069456?IADID=Search-www.thetranscript.com-www.thetranscript.com

Bascom Lodge is a rustic stone and wood Lodge that was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's to provide accommodations for hikers, vacationers, and nature enthusiasts. It has private and group rooms available for overnight stay.
The large dining room with high ceilings and hand-cut oak beams provides an ideal atmosphere for dining. An enclosed porch with with wraparound windows overlooks the finest views in the Berkshires. And the stone fireplaces create a relaxing setting after a day hike.

The Lodge can host various functions, including weddings, conferences and other social events.
For information and reservations email: john.dudek@att.net

The History:
In 1898, the state Legislature established Mt. Greylock as the Commonwealth’s first State Reservation. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) designed the lodge with its low profile, integration of the building into the summit’s contours, and the use of native materials, all of which typified the CCC's design theory used throughout the country’s national and state park systems.
Bascom Lodge has served day and overnight visitors to Mt. Greylock for 70 years, including through-hikers on the Appalachian Trail.

More History: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Greylock

Review of Grier Horner Exhibition on iBerkshires.com

2009-03-17T20:17:00.000-07:00

http://www.iberkshires.com/story/30193/BCC-Gallery-Opens-with-Inaugural-Exhibition-by-Grier-Horner.html

The Amazing and Unpredictable Storefront Artist Project by Peter Dudek

2009-02-24T15:28:00.001-08:00

Pittsfield has always been active in supporting the development of local artists. From the legendary days of Bob Boland and Julio Granda at Berkshire Community College to the fresh emergence of a new wave of artists and activists now filling downtown storefronts, a history of producing and attracting area artists is elemental to Pittsfield. Throughout the years many of these artists have taken on the roles of cultural developers and community builders. At the heart of this present day and edifying refinement is the Storefront Artist Project.

Thanks to the Storefront we are finding that empty, raw, commercial spaces, spaces with funky carpeting, worn linoleum, stray pigeons and florescent lighting have taken on an enriching and civilizing patina. Installations, paintings, sculptures, works in progress and an assortment of inscrutable bits and pieces inhabit and flourish in these environs. Temporary and transitory studio/exhibition spaces spring up, show themselves to the public and disappear. Each replaced by another artist, gallery, event or enterprise. Change is the constant. Local and indigenous writers, filmmakers, musicians and visual artists have come together with folks hailing from the outer territories, artists themselves who have been drawn to this inventive mix, resulting in an unprecedented and savory mélange. Here we find the wispy off-shaped canvases of Gail Downey, the elevated sounds of Hector on Stilts, the skillful paper and wood geometries of Eric Drury, the scrap heap accretions of Phylene Amuso, the self-taught figuration of Paul Graubard and the tap dancing dervish Stephanie Weber.

All this and more in Pittsfield, Pittsfield the city located at the geographical midpoint of the Berkshires. Pittsfield, the city that holds claim to and lights up the nighttime sky of the Berkshires. Pittsfield, the city that (according to Douglass Truth) in a bold and stunning move asked the General Electric Company to leave in order to make room for and position itself in the new economy of the 21st Century, an economy that has a multi-faceted artistic/cultural compendium as its cornerstone.

Theatre and cinema are reestablishing themselves along North Street bringing with them other businesses and a wider audience. The Storefront, initially focused on North Street, has spread throughout the arteries of downtown Pittsfield into new neighborhoods and buildings. The ground floor of 124 Fenn Street now accommodates its home base, providing an office area and project space. Invariably at the core of the Storefront is Maggie Mailer, artist, founder, guiding spirit and lightning rod. Possessing the necessary character and chutzpah required to envision and realize this project Maggie has been able to negotiate the codependent relationship of artists and real estate. Through the Storefront she has fashioned a mutually beneficial, symbiotic arrangement in which artists, property owners and the public reap benefits. Art is made, space is used, the downtown more active.

Because of all this the Storefront is positioned to take its place in the “cultural corridor” that is forming between New York City and Bennington, Vermont. The Storefront, matchless in its use of inner city space and publicly accessible art can now be added to a roster that includes Storm King, Dia Beacon, Art Omi, Berkshire Museum, MassMoca, Williams College Museum, Clark Art Institute; along with the Berkshire Artisans and galleries elsewhere, all having played an instinctive role in lengthening, widening and establishing this north/south passageway of the culture trade.

Peter Dudek

Last Events of the Season @ Bascom Lodge

Bascom Lodge

Coming to Bascom Lodge

September 21: Tap Dance @ Bascom Lodge

Edith Wharton and the Mount

September 7: "All Things Locally Grown" @ 6pm. A conversation with Barbara Zheutlin (Executive Director of Berkshire Grown) and the cheese makers from Cricket Creek Farm, which was awarded a first prize at the 2011 American Cheese Society. Free samples!

Sunday, September 11: "Valerie Carrigan, Residency Presentation", @ 6pm. Valerie, a Creative Resident at the Lodge, will present and discuss work made while in residence on the summit of Mount Greylock!

"Greylock in Time and Space"

Bascom Lodge Wednesday, August 17: "Greylock in Time and Space" @ Bascom Lodge

Sketchbook Club @ Bascom Lodge

Bascon Lodge's 2011 schedule of events!

Bascon Lodge's 2011 schedule of events is now posted on our website: http://bascomlodge.net/Events.html.

Check it out!

Co-sponsored by Housatonic Heritage.

Bascom Lodge reopens May 15th

Last Week of the Season at Bascom Lodge

This is the last full week for breakfast, lunch & dinner at the Lodge, with Sunday's dinner as the season's grande finale.For menus go to http://bascomlodge.net/Menu.html

October 27 at Bascom Lodge

The Final Wednesday Night Event of the 2010 Season at Bascom Lodge!

An Evening of African Drumming and Song

Painting the Landscape on the Summit of Mt. Greylock Saturday, September 18. 10am-4pm

Movie Night with Rich Remsberg

September 1: "Tap Dance - Its History and Relationship to Jazz", 6pm.﻿

Busy Week at the Lodge

August 11: "The Galileo Affair"

Melanie Mowinski at Bascom Lodge

Hoosac Harvest and Community Supported Agriculture

Review of the "Couples" exhibit at the Ferrin Gallery

Sundays & Mondays @ Bascom Lodge.

Music at Bascom Lodge

Friday Breakfast Hikes to Bascom Lodge

DISH & DINE @ Ferrin Gallery with Bascom Lodge's Chef John Dudek

Jobs at Bascom Lodge

Bascom Lodge, Mt. Greylock

Bascom Lodge 2010

The Lodge is also looking for practitioners to host workshops (yoga, writing, nature programs, etc).

Interested parties please contact Peter at: mail@bascomlodge.net or 917-568-3712.

The Annual 12x12!

In Addition: a Chance to Win an Art Work by Douglass Truth!

And Don't Forget the Artist Salon at the Ferrin Gallery!

ARTIST SALON: Wednesday, December 9

Benefit Dinner for the Storefront Artist Project

Talk & Dine at Bascom Lodge

Bascom Lodge Movie Night with Rich Remsberg.

Acoustic music live in Bascom Lodge with dinner to follow.

Dudek Exhibition: Almost Never. Sometimes. Maybe.

Bascom Lodge

Review of Grier Horner Exhibition on iBerkshires.com

The Amazing and Unpredictable Storefront Artist Project by Peter Dudek

September 7: "All Things Locally Grown" @ 6pm.
A conversation with Barbara Zheutlin (Executive Director of Berkshire Grown) and the cheese makers from Cricket Creek Farm, which was awarded a first prize at the 2011 American Cheese Society. Free samples!

Sunday, September 11: "Valerie Carrigan, Residency Presentation", @ 6pm.
Valerie, a Creative Resident at the Lodge, will present and discuss work made while in residence on the summit of Mount Greylock!

Bascom Lodge
Wednesday, August 17: "Greylock in Time and Space" @ Bascom Lodge

This is the last full week for breakfast, lunch & dinner at the Lodge, with Sunday's dinner as the season's grande finale.
For menus go to http://bascomlodge.net/Menu.html

September 1: "Tap Dance - Its History and Relationship to Jazz", 6pm.