Holiday Paint and Sip at Ventfort Hall

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LENOX, Mass. — Enjoy a festive Victorian tea in the dining room of Ventfort Hall on Saturday, Dec. 14 at 1 pm.
 
The event features seasonal china, an assortment of savories and pastries, Morgan Blend black tea, and Simpson & Vail's Sugar Plum Fairy tea. 
 
Proceeds support the mansion's restoration.
 
Tea attendees receive 10 percent off purchases at the gift shop, which offers holiday gifts, music boxes, tea assortments, books, jewelry, and more.
 
Tickets are $40 and reservations are required. For reservations visit https://gildedage.org/pages/calendar or call at (413) 637-3206. All tickets are nonrefundable and non-exchangeable. The historical mansion is located at 104 Walker Street in Lenox.

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December Ghost Tours at Ventfort Hall

LENOX, Mass. — Join Robert Oakes, author of "Ghosts of the Berkshires," who will lead tours through the rooms and halls of the historic estate sharing tales of its alleged hauntings.
 
The tour will take place at 7 pm on Saturday, Dec. 6.
 
This is not an active investigation.
 
Admission is $30 and minimum age to attend is age 12. Reservations are strongly recommended as tickets are limited. Walk-ins accommodated as space allows. For reservations visit https://gildedage.org/pages/calendar or call 413-637-3206. Note that all tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Payment is required to make a reservation for an event.
 
Robert Oakes is an author, teacher, storyteller, and performing songwriter. He has written three books, "The Ghostly Tales of the Berkshires" (2023), "Ghosts of Northwestern New Jersey" (2022), and "Ghosts of the Berkshires" (2020), all published by Arcadia Publishing. 
 
Since 2010, Robert has led ghost storytelling experiences at historic locations in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, including Ventfort Hall and Edith Wharton's The Mount. He has also given talks and readings and led a writing workshop at Arrowhead, home of Herman Melville. 
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