Rural Intelligence (Page 84)

Three Maples

Real Estate

Three Maples

A stately Clinton Corners home built in 1795 holds court over 22 acres.

By Lisa Green

Curvaceous Craftsmanship: What Nature Provides, Rustic Gardens Designs — Rustic Gardens

Style

Curvaceous Craftsmanship: What Nature Provides, Rustic Gardens Designs

A family-owned business in Kent, Connecticut creates custom works of art for indoor and outdoor spaces.

By Lisa Green

The Rural We: Neal Rosenthal — Neal Rosenthal

Community

The Rural We: Neal Rosenthal

The curator of Mad Rose Gallery in Millerton talks about its latest exhibit, “Expo Fidjrossè — Exploring the Art of Benin."

By The Rural We

She's Won Big On TV. Now Chef Michele Ragussis Triumphs At Gedney Farm.

Food

She's Won Big On TV. Now Chef Michele Ragussis Triumphs At Gedney Farm.

The renowned chef has taken over Gedney Farm's kitchen and is already attracting crowds to the popular Berkshire destination.

By Albert Stern

Storybook Retreat

Real Estate

Storybook Retreat

A Stanfordville home is set on a four-acre lot beside a stream.

By Lisa Green

Woodland Cabin

Real Estate

Woodland Cabin

The Austerlitz cabin sits on over eight acres of woodlands, connected to hundreds of acres of state land.

By Lisa Green

On The New Milford Green

Real Estate

On The New Milford Green

Own a piece of New Milford history — the last residential property on the New Milford Green is for sale.

By Lisa Green

High Up In Williamstown

Real Estate

High Up In Williamstown

Multiple levels in this Williamstown property allow for impressive views.

By Lisa Green

The Rural We: Michael Brady

Community

The Rural We: Michael Brady

The Pittsfield psychotherapist has just released an album of music inspired by the work he and his clients do.

By The Rural We

Where Science Meets Art: Flying Cloud Institute Celebrates 40 Years In The Berkshires — FCI's STEM Summer, part of the Young Women in Science program. In this weeklong science camp. FCI brings female-identified youth to work with professional scientists and engineers in the science labs at Berkshire Community College. Photo credit: Angel Heffernan

Community

Where Science Meets Art: Flying Cloud Institute Celebrates 40 Years In The Berkshires

Alums of the program tell us how the program influenced their lives.

By Hannah Van Sickle

First A Forager, Then A Welder: Sculptor David Skora Transforms Discarded Steel — David Skora works on a piece for an upcoming show. Photos: Jeannette Brodeur

Arts

First A Forager, Then A Welder: Sculptor David Skora Transforms Discarded Steel

The acclaimed Litchfield County sculptor transforms steel into a dialogue between form and motion.

By Editor

Minimally Modern In Austerlitz

Real Estate

Minimally Modern In Austerlitz

The modern home in Austerlitz will impress you with the architect's use of light, space and flow.

By Lisa Green