Concert Series in the Park!
Step into the spotlight and share your talent at our open mic night! This will be a curated performance. Please reach out to Michael Junkins by email at: Junkguitar [at] gmail.com (Junkguitar[at]gmail[dot]com) if you are interested in performing.
July
10 Glori Wilder
Independent artist Glori Wilder is emerging with a distinctive cinematic sound, pairing haunting vocals and emotionally rich songwriting to create immersive, dreamlike music inspired by travel, connection, and human experience.
17 Avery Allen Quartet
Jazz standards and originals featuring local young musicians.
24 Standard Edition
Standard Edition Trio performs beloved standards, swing-inspired classics, and fresh interpretations of contemporary favorites.
31 Jackson Sundown
Albany-area jam band Jackson Sundown delivers a dynamic mix of their own original music alongside the legendary songs of the Grateful Dead, The Band, Taj Mahal and Les McCann.
August
7 Open Mic
14 Helen and the Crybabies
Helen Hummel’s music reflects the rural landscape of her Green mountain upbringing,
exploring the styles of Folk, Americana, and Indie, among many others.
21 Diana’s Marimba Magic
Dynamic and playfull versions of Caribbean, Mexican, and Brazilian Music
28 Joe Rose Project
September
4 Jordon Weller
Whistle And The Stack an Americana soul rebellion featuring Jordan Weller
This is a part time Board that oversees Bidwell Park, Averic Park, Park Street and the Town Beach.
Kayak Slot Applications are now closed.
Lottery will take place the week of the 13th now.
If you sent in an application, please wait for an email with your results.
Please take the time and go to the NEWS page to fill out a playground survey. We would like to know how to improve our spaces.
If you have concerns regarding the use, maintenance or upkeep of any of these facilities, please email: parksandrec [at] stockbridge-ma.gov (parksandrec[at]stockbridge-ma[dot]gov)
Important Notice:
To prevent zebra mussel contamination, ONLY inspected and cleaned canoes and kayaks stored at the town beach by permit can be launched from the beach. All other boats, paddle boards, kayaks, blow up paddle boards and canoes must be inspected and launched at the public access boat ramp off of route 183. Per state law, violators may be subject to fines from the Massachusetts Environmental Police.
Any kayaks, canoes or paddle boards that are left on the ground at the Town Beach will be removed.
If they are locked, the lockes will be cut and removed.
Only registered boats are allowed to be stored at the town beach after being inspected by the boat washing monitor.