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Monadnock Region
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Great River Arts Institute - The Great River Arts Institute is an educational resource for the visual and literary arts, providing seminars, teaching workshops, symposia, retreats, and performance opportunities under the guidance of nationally recognized writers, artists, playwrights, critics and academicians. Friendly Farm - Wander among and feed all sorts of friendly farm animals and their young in a natural, relaxed setting. Colony Mill Marketplace - The Colony Mill Marketplace is the restoration of a historic landmark in a dynamic setting. The Colony Mill includes two restaurants, 65,000 square feet of stores as well as 25,000 square feet of office space. The Colony Mill Marketplace offers all of New England under one roof. Sharon Arts Center - The Exhibition gallery features the artworks of regional and nationally acclaimed artists in an invitational format rotating every seven to eight weeks. The Colonnade gallery features one-person exhibits of artists from the tri-state region on a five week rotating schedule. |
Cathedral of the Pines - A national memorial to patriotic sacrifice, a physical declaration that we will not forget those men and women who have served our country. Cathedral of the Pines is a place of spiritual nourishment for people of all faiths. The Inn At East Hill Farm - 150 acre resort where you and your children can pet the barnyard animals, hunt for chicken eggs, milk a cow or goat, go for a hay or sleigh ride, horseback ride or pony ride, swim, learn to water-ski, fish in the pond, lake, or nearby brooks...cross country ski (rentals available), ice skate, sled, or participate in daily organized children's recreation program. Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery - A cornerstone for the visual arts in the Monadnock Region. The collection includes Alexander James, Richard Meryman, Joseph Lindon Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe, Jules Olitski, and Fritz Scholder. Exhibits include regional, national and international. |
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