The Festival of Trees at the Berkshire Museum in downtown Pittsfield, MA, is an annual holiday tradition that has grown from a handful of holiday trees, to an exhibition of more than 100 decorated trees. This year’s theme for the decorations is a celebration of cinema, titled Now Playing: Festival of Trees 2016!
The organizations, businesses, and schools that participate in the Festival of Trees came up with innovative and original ways to decorate their movie-themed trees. Visitors can expect to see holiday trees that celebrate the classics of the cinema, including High Noon, Star Wars, Casablanca, Jaws, and the best of the Disney studios.
WHERE:
The Berkshire Museum is located at 39 South Street (Route 7), in Pittsfield, MA.
WHEN:
The Festival of Trees runs from November 19 through December 31, 2016.
Monday – Saturday, 10 – 5pm
Sunday, noon to 5pm
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day
COST:
$13 adult; $6 child (under 18)
Museum members & children 3 and under get in for free
MORE:
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