Children ages 2 to 5 and their caregivers are invited to explore science, technology, engineering, and math in this twice-monthly program. Older and younger siblings welcome.
Free
Please choose the date and time of arrival above that is best for your group.
The museum and gift shop are open from 10am until 5pm Monday through Saturday and Noon until 5pm on Sunday.
Free or discounted admission is available at the door with the following programs:
- ASTC and NARM: Free admission with membership at participating institutions
- EBT/SNAP: Free admission for two adults and two children through Museums for All and EBT Card to Culture
- Wonderfund: Free admission for foster families, up to two adults and two children
- Library Pass Program: Half-price admission for two adults and two children with a pass from a participating library
Find out more in Visitor Information.
Select the ticket types that apply to your group below:
Please enter quantity of 1 below to begin registration. Please make sure that the date and time match your agreed upon birthday party date and time. Please contact our Visitor Services Manager at 413-443-7171 ext. 361 if you have any questions.
Birthday parties are a museum member benefit. If you have not yet become a museum member, please join at https://berkshiremuseum.org/support/membership/
Wednesdays Sept. 21, Sept. 28, Oct. 12, Oct. 19, Oct. 26, Nov. 2
3:30pm to 5pm
This program is a six-week-long course presented by OLLI at Berkshire Community College in the Berkshire Museum's theater. You may sign up for any of the six sessions individually or register to attend the complete course.
The current in vogue abbreviation G.O.A.T stands for the Greatest of All Time. It usually refers to sports legends, and more recently, Jeopardy champions. But what about music. We will delve into the past and present G.O.A.T violin compositions, the violinists that performed those pieces, and even the violins on which they played. If you were asked, who are the best violinists of all time, I would bet we would name many of the same greats. But there may be some amazing surprises regarding the violin compositions, and those who performed those popular and recognizable pieces.
Instructor: Ken Stark is active in the Berkshires community, serving on multiple Boards of Directors including for 18 Degrees (formerly Berkshire Children and Families), the Berkshire Bach Society, and the Berkshire Theatre Group. He is also on the Advisory Committee for Kids4Harmony. He is a former professor at the City College of New York and school psychologist for the NYC Department of Education.
If you’d like to attend an individual session in this OLLI course, you may use this registration page. To sign up for the full course, please register on OLLI's website.