A new exhibit at the Bennington Museum sheds fresh light on the folk art legend.
About a dozen potters work here (and they’re unionized), doing everything from working machinery that creates plates from clay discs to using fine tools for shaving down the slightest imperfections on mugs, butter dishes and other objects before they are glazed and
We recommend grabbing a camera and sturdy hiking shoes or sneakers before heading out to see these beauties.
Christy Butler, co-author of “Rockachusetts: An Explorer’s Guide to Amazing Boulders of Massachusetts,” shares 12 of the best balanced, best split, most historic, perfectly profiled and creatively painted boulders in the Berkshires.
