The 1795 Ebenezer Hoyt House, one of the very first homes in Kent, has a circa-1900 one-room schoolhouse which would make the perfect guest house. Listed on the State Registry of Historic Places, the three-bedroom Colonial retains many of its original features such as wideboard chestnut floors, a beehive oven, and exposed hand-hewn beams. The schoolhouse sits just outside the back door near a small brook. A large tobacco barn offers studio space and its lower level holds a chicken coop and enclosed run as well as storage. Listed for $399,000 by William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty

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“boiling rain” in “POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT” at MASS MoCA
devynn emory, boiling rain, 2024 at the Al Held Foundation. Choreography by devynn emory. Performed by Martita Abril, Yanira Castro, maura nguyễn donohue, devynn emory, Jeanie (voiced by Olga Dekalo and Oga Li). Sound design by Chloe Alexandra Thompson. Production/Stage Management by Reilly Horan. Costume design in collaboration with Vanessa Dion Fletcher. Curated by Olga Dekalo. Photo: James Autery.

“boiling rain” in “POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT” at MASS MoCA