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Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas
December 6, 2024 - December 8, 2024
Norman Rockwell Museum will help celebrate the Annual Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas Weekend The town of Stockbridge, made famous by Norman Rockwell’s painting of the village during the holidays, becomes a magical New England setting decorated with holiday wreaths and festive lights.
The town of Stockbridge, made famous by Norman Rockwell’s painting of the village during the holidays, becomes a magical New England setting decorated with holiday wreaths and festive lights, as the town celebrates Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2024
Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas Recreation ~ 12 Noon-2:00pm See Main Street as Norman Rockwell did when he painted the famous Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas. Main Street becomes a magical New England village with over 25 antique cars parked along the street (weather permitting) and a full range of festive activities to delight the child in everyone. Enjoy Roger the Jester and photo ops with Norman Rockwell. Savor special soup at The Red Lion Inn Back of the Bank Courtyard Bar. Shop for special Rockwell gifts at the Norman Rockwell Museum Pop-up Shop. Hear holiday music by the Victorian Carolers and Monument Mountain Regional High School. Children may have their face painted and enjoy Stories & Crafts and complete the day with a visit from Santa, Mrs. Claus & their Reindeer. Tickets are $5.00 per person with Children under 12 Free. Horse drawn wagon rides by Clay Hill Farm will also be available for an additional fee on the day of (heavy rain will cancel rides.) BUY TICKETS
There are parking restrictions on Sunday for the Recreation, please refer to Parking & Directions for details. Click Here for Parking & Directions
The festivities celebrate Rockwell’s popular depiction of what for many is the quintessential small New England Town, with all the longing for a simpler time that it represents. Rockwell began painting the popular image in 1956 but did not complete it until December 1967.
The image and character of Stockbridge has changed little over the years, thanks to the great care and affection of its residents, and it is that special ambience which draws so many.
