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REFUGE RECOVERY Meeting Wednesdays at 7pm. South County Recovery Center, 67 State Road, Great Barrington, MA 01230. All are welcome.
SEWING BY RACHEL. Zippers, cushions, light upholstery, dog beds, horse blanket repairs, general repairs. (208)-270-9730.
THE PEOPLE'S PANTRY abre los lunes de 4-5:30pm y los jueves de 10am-12:30pm. En Saint James Place, esquina de Main St y Taconic Ave, GB, frente a CVS. Los compradores locales puede visitar una vez a la semana a eligen entre una variedad de productos, proteinas, alimentos enlatados y mas. Todo gratis. Sin requisitos de ingresos o identificaion. Protocolos Covid.
THE PEOPLE'S PANTRY is open Mondays 4-5:30pm and Thursdays 10am-12:30-pm, at Saint James Place, corner of Main & Taconic Ave, GB, opposite CVS. Local shoppers may visit once a week to choose from a variety of produce, proteins, canned foods and more. All free. No income or ID requirements. Covid protocols.
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FOUNDERS WEEKEND
Fri, Sat, Sun | Sept 19, 20, 21, 2025
CELE B RATi N G O UR 248TH ANNiVERSARY!
Three days of fun for the entire family!
Food, Live Music, Beer & Cider Tent, Fireworks, Hometown Parade, Antique Fire Truck Show, Classic Car Show, Craft Fair, Loads of Children’s Activities, Street Vendors, and NEW THIS YEAR: Dog Parade and Costume Contest and Cornhole Tournament!
The Lee Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that PETER HOFMAN has been selected as the 2025 Lee Founders Weekend Parade Marshal. “As the Chamber Board of Directors looked at who has made a significant, lasting impact on the town, Peter’s name rose quickly to the top,” said Chamber Executive Director Alexandra Heddinger.
A full-time Lee resident since 2013, Peter and his wife quickly became active in town life. As chair of the Lee Greener Gateway Committee, he has led projects ranging from roadside cleanups and pollinator gardens to food waste composting in schools and expanded zero-waste efforts during Founders Weekend. He also played a key role in the adoption of Lee’s plastic bag and polystyrene bylaws. Reflecting on the honor, Peter notes that he sees it as recognition for the entire Committee, and adds, “Lee’s strength lies in its can-do spirit and the dedication of its people. The commitment of Lee’s residents, organizations, and businesses says so much about our shared values.”
Peter’s local contributions build on a career devoted to meaningful service, from Peace Corps work and earthquake relief in Peru to leadership roles in environmental stewardship, behavioral healthcare, affordable housing, alternative energy, and education. His dedication to both his community and his profession exemplifies the spirit of Lee Founders Weekend.
10:00-11:00 am: Lee Historical Society Cemetery Tour. 10-11am, St. Mary’s Cemetery, conducted by Tracie Etheredge. St. Mary’s Cemetery, Spring Street. 7:30pm: The Barn at Lee presents Only Cowboys Get the Blues. The Barn, 345 Spring Street.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
10:00-11:00am: Lee Historical Society Cemetery Tour Fairmont Cemetery, conducted by Tracie Etheredge. Fairmount Cemetery, Top of Fuller Street.
5:00-8:00pm: TASTE OF LEE - Main Street Closed to traffic 5:00-9:00pm. Main Street and in the Park.
5:00-10:00pm:Beer Tent, featuring 51 Park Restaurant and Tavern, Antimony Brewing, and The Locker Room Sports Pub with Live Music by Katherine Winston & Michael Aaron (5-7pm) and Robin O’Herin (7-9pm). Library Parking Lot.
5:00-8:00pm: Craft, Food, & Vendor Fair! Church Park.
5:00-8:00pm: Organizations on Main. Stop by to support our community groups! Main Street and some in the Park!
5:00-7:00pm:Touch A Truck sponsored by Oldcastle Lawn & Garden in partnership with Lee Bank. Lee Bank Parking Lot.
5:00-7:30pm:Hay Wagon Rides by Meadow Farm Corner of Consolati Way & Railroad Street.
5:00-7:30pm: Original Live Music from JoAnne Redding, Drew Jacobs, Kevin “Strings” Smith appetito Pizza & Gelato, 54 Main Street.
5:00-8:00pm: Fire pit with grilling, beverages, and live music. Bring a chair and hang out! Café Triskele, 150 Main Street.
The Lee Youth Commission and The Lee Chamber of Commerce Present:
FAMiLY FUN DAY
Saturday, September 20
11:00 am - 3:30 pm • FREE! Lee Athletic Field, 120 Housatonic Street
PERFORMANCES BY:
413 Cheer and Gymnastics Unlimited. 11:15am to 11:30 pm
MAGIC AND MUSIC
Bowey the Magic Clown (11:30am), Terry A La Berry & Friends (12:30pm)
CIRCUS SKILLS STATIONS with Berkcirque. 12:00 to 2:00 pm
SKATE PARK & FINGERBOARD COMPETITION
1:30 pm
ONGOING ACTIVITIES
• Balloon Animals and Face Painting
• Ninja Agility Challenge from Neighborhood Ninjas
• Inflatable Obstacle Course from Army Natl. Reserves
• Bounce House
• Hands on Activities with Berkshire Museum, Berkshire Music School, and Barrington Stage Company
• Art Activities with Berkshire Art Center
• Berkshire Bike & Board Bike Tune Up Station
• Wildcat Sports
• Airtime Clothing Airen Wadsworth
• Family Resource Center information
• Amanda Reis from Berkshire Hangout
FOOD & DRINKS
• Cotton Candy from Lee Youth Commission,
• Ice Cream from the Pittsfield PD’s Copsicle Truck
• Burgers and Hot Dogs from the Boy Scouts
• Lemonade and Cookies from the LYA
5:00-8:00pm: Activities for kids: Face Painting by Barb Arpante (near Salmon Run) & Vivid Colors (near Pumpkin Patch). Sand Art & Other Crafts by Berkshire Hangout (in the park).
5:00-8:00pm:Race Car Display. Main Street near the Library.
5:00-8:00pm: CARRnival! Bouncy House / Games. Main Street, Carr Hardware.
5:30-7:30pm: Music in the Park. Happy Together Band, The Pavilion in the Park.
6:10-6:30pm: Breifne O Ruairc Irish Dancers Main Street in front of Town Hall.
7:30pm:The Barn at Lee presents, Only Cowboys Get the Blues, The Barn, 345 Spring Street.
8:00pm: SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS DISPLAY by Santore’s World Famous Fireworks. Visible from Main Street.
8:00-11:00pm: Live Music, Rounders Revival, Locker Room Sports Pub.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
8:00 & 11:00am:Feel Strong Yoga (8am) & Feel Grounded Yoga (11am). Free for new students! (Registration Required.) YogaLee, 62 Main Street.
10:00am: Wildcat Main Street Mile Race. Sponsored by LHMS Cross Country Team. Main Street from Lucky’s to Athletic Field.
10:00am: FOUNDERS HOMETOWN PARADE! (Also available on CTSB.) Grand Marshal is Peter Hofman. Main Street (Closed to Traffic 10-11am). 9:00am-5:00pm:Craft, Food, & Vendor Fair. Church Park.
10:00am-2:00pm: Organizations in the Park. Stop by to support our community groups! Church Park. 11:00am-3:00pm: Lee Lions Founders Day Car Show, featuring music by the Lucky Bucket Band (12:003:00pm). Lee Bank Parking Lot.
11:00am-3:00pm:Antique Fire Truck Show by SPAAMFAA, also selling hamburgers & hotdogs. Lee Bank Parking Lot.
11:00am-1:00pm: Sons & Daughters of Italy Homemade Grinders. Church Park.
11:15-11:45am: Adamsville Ancients Band from Delmar, NY. The Pavilion in the Park.
11:30am-2:00pm:First Congregational Church Tours. Learn more about the church with amazing “trompe l’oeil” (fool the eye) style of painting. First Congregational Church.
11:00am-2:00pm: Greener Gateway Committee Church Park - Information.
12:00-1:00pm:Berkshire Rhythm Keepers. Drumming performance and hands-on workshop. Join the fun! The Pavilion in the Park.
12:30-1:30pm:Best Slider Burgers Cook Off Competition! Get at ticket and help select the winner! Church Park.
1:00pm:Author reading and book signing by Dan Sadlowski from his new children’s book Dear Wildflower. Bliss Crumbs & Coffee, 77 Main Street.
3:00-4:30pm: Devonfield Inn Live Music Series: Happy Together Band. BYO Chair and Refreshments of Choice! Devonfield Inn, 85 Stockbridge Road.
4:00-6:00pm: Harvest of the Heart: Movement, Energy, and Magic Autumnal Equinox Workshop. Yoga Lee, 62 Main Street.
5:30pm: Old Fashioned Meeting House Supper Tix: $15 adults, $7 kids, under 5 free! Lee Congregational Church.
7:30pm:The Barn at Lee presents Only Cowboys Get the Blues. The Barn, 345 Spring Street.
8:00-11:00pm: Live Music - Brian Benlein, Locker Room Sports Bar.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
8:45am-12:00pm: Knights of Columbus Raffle to benefit Berkshire charities. St. Mary’s Church.
1:00pm: NEW! DOG PARADE. Costumes Optional! Sponsored by Hearth & Hound. Start at the Park, parade to Athletic Field.
1:00pm: NEW! CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT
Tournament Registration and Open Play at 1:00pm. Tournament begins at 2:15pm. Athletic Field.
2:00pm: Duck Race by the Lee Lions Club. Housatonic River - Athletic Field.
NOTE: Drones are prohibited during The Taste of Lee on Friday and during the Parade on Saturday.
We are proud to present this weekend as a Zero-Waste Event, demonstrating our town’s commitment to the environment.
Please Note: ADDITIONAL PARKING is available behind St. Mary's Church
LEE CHAMBER RESTAURANTS:
Alpamayo, appetito (pizza), Cafe Triskele, Jalisco Cantina Mexican Restaurant (street tacos), Let’s Do Lunch (corn chowder), Mint Indian Lakeside Dining (Indian buffet), Morgan House (chowder, mac & cheese), Salmon Run Fish House (clams, chowder, lobster rolls, lobster bisque), Starving Artist Creperie, The Station/Charlie’s Bistro Bus
ADDITIONAL FOOD VENDORS:
Crozie’s Cones, D’s Island (food truck with a Caribbean flair), High Lawn Farm, Landing at Laurel Lake, Lee Lions (S’mores), Lee Sportsmen Club (venison stew & polenta), Lee VFW (cotton candy), Lilo Sourdough Creations, LMHS Class of 2027 (rootbeer floats), LMHS Volleyball (hot chocolate), LYA (lemonade & cookies), Marvelous Fudge (and Cookies!), Mary’s Kitchen (pizza), Naji’s Mediterranean Cuisine (kabobs and falafel), Sandeep Verma (chicken tikka & rice, samosas), Snack Attack (burgers, hotdogs, and sausage), SPAAMFAA (burgers & dogs), St. Mary’s PTO (fried dough) BEER TENT WITH LIVE MUSIC:
Located in the Library Parking Lot - featuring 51 Park Restaurant and Tavern, Antimony Brewing, and The Locker Room Sports Pub
Lee Founders Weekend brings community, local business and fun for all
Each September, the town of Lee pauses to honor its past while celebrating its present. Founders Weekend, running September 19–21 this year, is more than just a festival — it’s a three-day gathering that unifies residents, spotlights local commerce and helps nonprofits and organizations build stronger ties with the community.
“Founders Weekend is one of my favorite times of year in Lee,” says Alexandra Heddinger, Executive Director of the Lee Chamber of Commerce. “It’s a chance to celebrate our local businesses, bring neighbors together and create fun experiences for families and visitors alike. Beyond the festivities, it gives community organizations and nonprofits a valuable opportunity to showcase their work, connect with people and be part of the town’s spirit of collaboration and pride.”
The weekend begins Friday evening with the Taste of Lee, a downtown tradition where restaurants and eateries showcase their best offerings. Once appetites are satisfied, the focus shifts skyward with a community fireworks display lighting up the night.
Saturday is the busiest day of the celebration. The morning kicks off with the Wildcat Main Street Mile, followed immediately by the Founders Hometown Parade. Floats, performers and civic
pride fill Main Street, setting the tone for a day full of activities. Visitors can explore the Craft and Vendor Fair — altogether more than 100+ vendors across the 3 days and various locations — browse antique fire trucks and classic cars or enjoy live music from groups like the Lucky Bucket Band, the Adamsville Ancients and the Berkshire Rhythm Keepers. Families will also find plenty to do, with children’s programming the Athletic Field, including a skateboard competition, obstacle courses and performances from local entertainers.
Fan favorites return once again, including the Slider Cook-off Competition, the Sons and Daughters of Italy Grinder and Cookie Sale and the Old-Fashioned Meeting House Supper. For those interested in history, cemetery tours by the Lee Historical Society and guided tours of the Congregational Church offer insight into Lee’s heritage and architecture.
New additions this year expand the weekend’s reach. Sunday’s schedule features a Dog Parade and Costume Contest, along with a new Corn Hole Tournament designed to draw families, pet lovers and those looking for a little friendly competition. The event closes with the beloved Rubber Duck Race on the Housatonic River, a quirky tradition
that brings smiles to spectators young and old.
The Chamber also announced that Peter Hofman has been named this year’s Parade Marshal. Hofman, who retired to Lee in 2013 after years of “culture weekends” in the Berkshires, has become a cornerstone of the town’s environmental and civic life. As chair of the Lee Greener Gateway Committee, he has spearheaded roadside cleanups, food waste composting programs, pollinator gardens and water bottle filling stations, while championing the town’s plastic bag and polystyrene bylaws.
“Founders Weekend is by far the most intensive and exhausting undertaking we have every year, one that we’re proud to say seems to make a difference,” Hofman reflected. “Having that recognition from the Chamber means so much to each of us.”
Hofman’s leadership has been recognized with the Alan Silverstein and Laura Dubester Award for Community Environ-
mental Leadership from the Center for EcoTechnology. In addition, the Greener Gateway Committee was named the Chamber’s Volunteer of the Year in 2016. His work, both locally and through a career spanning Peace Corps service, behavioral healthcare, housing, alternative energy and education, reflects the same commitment to meaningful service that Lee values.
Behind all the festivities are the dozens of volunteers who make Founders Weekend possible. From serving on the steering committee to handling logistics, organizing the parade and expanding zero-waste initiatives, these community members embody the spirit of the celebration. Their dedication ensures that the weekend is not just a lineup of events, but a true expression of Lee’s hometown pride.
As Heddinger puts it, the festival is about more than entertainment. “We hope everyone will join us September 19–21 to experience the excitement and support the heart of our community.”
PARADE SPONSOR Spotlight: Consolati Insurance
A big THANK YOU to: The Lee Congregational Church/UCC, LB Corporation, Dresser Hull, The Greener Gateway Committee, and Canna Provisions for their community commitment!
SPECIAL THANKS to the Lee Police Department, Lee Fire Department, Lee DPW, and Lee Select Board for their continued support!
And a HUGE round of applause for the many volunteers who give time and talent to make Founders Weekend happen!
Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? We need passionate individuals like you to help us make a real impact. Volunteer with us and be part of something special! Join Us in Making a Difference!
How You Can Help:
• Lunch Volunteers, Guest Chefs, Art, Music, History….. Whether you’re interested in cooking for a crowd, instructing an art class, a craft or cooking...we have a spot for you! The possibilities are endless.
• Flexible Hours:
• Training Provided: Don’t worry if you’re new to volunteering; we provide all the training you need.
Ready to Get Started?
Sign up today and become a vital part of our team. To learn more about how you can contribute, reach out to Joan Peters (jpeters@townofgb.org), stop by to see us or call us at (413) 528-1881. Together, we can make a difference—one volunteer at a time. Join us in creating more opportunities for the seniors in our community! Volunteer with Us Today!
COME KICK OFF AUTUMN in scenic New Marlborough with a day of community, food, and fun at the 2024 Harvest Festival! The event runs from noon to 8pm, Saturday, September 20th, and is a great day for the whole family, full of local food and beer, live music, tractor rides and lawn games, plus out-of-the-box Berkshires fun. The annual Harvest Festival is located at The Farm New Marlborough; check out our website for more information! www.thefarmnm.com
FREE Nature Presentation, "Animals and Us," sponsored by Egremont Land Trust. September 27, 2025, Saturday, 11 a.m. ELT's annual open meeting will be at the Barn at April Hill, home of Greenagers, 62 North Undermountain Road, South Egremont. Rain or shine. All are welcome to this free event presented by Jen Leahey, founder of the non-profit organization Nature Matters. Jen will bring an owl, turtles, a snake, and chinchillas. After the presentation, ELT will conduct its brief open business meeting, followed by a complimentary lunch provided by ELT. Everyone is welcome.
MAUREEN O'FLYNN Voice Studio. Voice Lessons: classical, opera, musical theatre, American Songbook, pop. 1/2 hr or 1 hr lessons. Consults: "Tune-ups" for working pros, voice teachers, choral singers. 1 hr. Find your voice, for health, joy, empowerment. 413-441-2015. www. maureenoflynn.com
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THE PEOPLE'S PANTRY is open Mondays 4-5:30pm and Thursdays 10am-12:30pm, at Saint James Place, corner of Main & Taconic Ave, GB, opposite CVS. Local shoppers may visit once a week to choose from a variety of produce, proteins, canned foods and more. All free. No income or ID requirements. Covid protocols.
West By East Vintage Fashion & Home 54 State Road 413-717-8619
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The Little Store Antiques & Art 88 Main Street 413-528-8277
The Emporium Antiques Center 319 Main Street 413-528-1660
Boho Exchange 252 Main Street 413-528-4500 www.facebook.com/BohoExchange/ For hours: bohoexchange@gmail.com
Posy Vintage & Craft 16 Railroad Street 646-416-2652
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BRIMFIELD IN THE Berkshires Part 2. One Day Only. 9/20/25 9AM to 3PM. No early birds please. 16 Interlaken Road, Stockbridge Ma.
GLASS PORCH TAG SALE. Saturday, Sept 13th, 9am-4pm, 168 Main St., Sheffield. rain or shine. Many new things. Art, hip clothing and boots, mirrors, chairs, pillows, jewelry, textiles, and decorative objects.
LAKEVILLE TAG SALE: 12 & 26 Walton Street. Sept 20 & 21, 9-3. Quality items. Women's clothes, small to large. West Elm upholstered bed, Ikea chaise, chairs, lamps, kitchenware, art, fabric, linens, rugs, golf clubs and bags, and much, much more.
FINE MUSICAL instrument sale! Several families are downsizing their collections in a Tag Sale format. Modern and Vintage Guitars, Violins, Basses, Mandolins, Banjos, Ukes, Dulcimers, Folk Instruments, Percussion, Pro-Audio gear and accessories. From $1 to $5K. Cash and credit card only: No checks; All sales final! Vintage parlor, Gibson, Fender, Composite Acoustics, Folkcraft, Takamine, Ovation, Luna, Mackie, Crate, JBL, Fishman. Luthier handmade and handcrafted instruments. LTD editions. And silly stuff. September 20/21, 10am to 4pm. 49 VanDeusenville Rd., Housatonic, MA.
INDOOR/OUTDOOR TAG sale: Every weekend thru October 22. Yesterday's Past Antiques, Rt 763, Falls Village CT 06039. A large collection of Carnival glass, antique doll collection, reasonable. Lots of Steiff, antique bottles, quilts and much more. 860-8240043.
SEPT. 20 & 21, 9-3, 101 Park
St N Great Barrington. Framed Artwork, Stoneware Jugs, Antique/Vintage Copper, Silver Plated, China, Crystal, Tin Toys. Holiday Decor, Homemade Wreaths. All Priced to Sell. Please no early birds.
TAG SALE: 402 Main Road, Monterey, MA Sept 19 and 20, 8am-5pm. Rain cancels.
TAG SALE FUN! Saturday September 20, 12-4pm. 8 Bott Hill Road, South Egremont. Clothes, shoes, accessories, portable instruments, yarn/fabric, riding gear, toys/games, home goods. Most items between $1 and $10. Rain date: Sunday September 21, 12-4pm. No early birds.
TAG SALE: Sat 9/20 at Corashire Antiques, 215 State Rd., Gt. Barrington, 9-2 rain or shine. Tools, antiques, misc stuff. Emptying out the barn!
TAG SALE: Indoors, 331 Long Pond Road extension, Housatonic. Sat 9/20 and Sun 9/21, 11am-2pm.
TAG SALE: Sept 20-21 (SatSun) 9 to 4. Women's gentlyworn clothing and accessories, great brands & quality, for work, concerts, parties, sports, or outdoor fun. From Casablanca Group, Karen Allen, Main Street, Steilman, Vladas, Byzantium, TP SaddleBlanket, Anthropology, and more. Dresses, pants, coats, sweaters (cashmere, alpaca, wool blends, cotton). XS-XL. Plus vintage clothes (1890s-1990s), kitchenware, and many houseplants grown from cuttings! 20 Pleasant Street, downtown GB.
VINTAGE, ANTIQUES, Collectibles Sale. Everything priced to go. Vintage furniture, wood tool boxes, rolling pins, Yellowware, cast iron, cobbler cast iron shoe stand, milk bottles, pottery, door knobs, pie plates, porcelain kitchenware, flour sifters, antique blacksmith made barn door hinges, vintage croquet set, doilies, new exercise balls, large Selenite crystal slab. 90 Polikoff Road, Ashley Falls, Saturday, September 20, 9-3 and Sunday, September 21, 9-12.
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ANTIQUES WANTED: berkshirepicker buying furniture, workbenches, folk art, advertising, weathervanes, garden items, stoneware crocks, toys, baskets, and more. Fair and friendly. Mike 413717-2561.
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LeBEAU APPRAISAL Service: Antique furniture, silver, ceramics and weapons since 1973. 413-229-3445 voice & text.
BERKSHIRE SCHOOL Food Service is now hiring. Available jobs are: PM dishwasher & PM cook. We offer full benefits, paid holidays off, free meals!! Please contact: 413-229-1216 or email: shawn.burdick@compassusa.com
HELP WANTED: Carpenter and carpenter's helper needed. Minimum 5 years experience. Pay based on experience. Must have transportation and tools. Call Ron, RN Construction Co., 413-441-3320.
