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SUMMARY:In the Footsteps of Edith
DESCRIPTION:Embark on a reflective journey through the woods\, meadows\, and grounds of Edith Wharton’s estate. Join Nancy\, an experienced trail guide\, as she leads us In the Footsteps of Edith. Each mindful walk will begin with reading a brief passage of Wharton’s writing—a poem\, letter\, or excerpt from a work of fiction—to enhance your connection to nature and frame an intention for the experience. At the conclusion of the journey\, participants are welcome to share reflections.  \nNancy Seguin is a lifelong volunteer and passionate explorer of nature\, history\, and cultural venues. An experienced Hiking Guide\, she enjoys creating fun and mindful learning experiences while bringing communities together in a scenic setting.   Nancy is a member of various local outdoor recreation and conservation organizations appreciating an active lifestyle of walking/hiking\, biking\, and qigong with others of shared interest.  Previously\, she was a Trail Steward for North County Land Trust and led group hikes for Berkshire Camino.  She’s hoping to meet you on the trails soon!  \n\nThis is a free program\, but capacity is limited! Reserve your space here: \nREGISTER HERE\n  \nHelp support this and other free programs at The Mount by becoming a Member! Join today.\n\n– This 90-minute hike takes place year-round on the trails of The Mount and adjacent properties. Please plan accordingly!\n– At this time of year\, our trails are covered in snow and possible ice. Winter boots with traction are essential for your safety; Yaktrax or microspikes\, along with walking poles\, are recommended.\n– Terrain is comprised of level and gently sloping trail\, perfect for beginning/intermediate hikers. Participants are advised to be mindful of roots and uneven ground.\n– In the event of severe weather\, the hike may be postponed to the following Wednesday. Registrants will be notified by email by 9:00 am the day of the hike.\n– While The Mount is a dog-friendly property\, dogs are not permitted in this program.\n– Questions? Email: programs@edithwharton.org \n\n \nThe Mount wishes to thank Mass Audubon for their ongoing collaboration with programing and land stewardship!
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SUMMARY:The Mount Online Book Club | Old New York
DESCRIPTION:Join us online for lively discussions of Edith Wharton’s acclaimed works. This year’s selections are Old New York and Glimpses of the Moon\, and Madame de Treymes along with Henry James’ Madame de Mauves. Book Club conversations are virtual\, hosted by Zoom — registration is required. \n2026 BOOK CLUB SCHEDULE:\nOld New York\nJanuary 22\, 4:00 pm ET \nOld New York (1924) is a collection of four novellas\, False Dawn\, The Old Maid\, The Spark\, and New Year’s Day\, exploring the rigid social codes of 19th-century New York society. \n> REGISTER HERE \n  \n  \n  \nThe Glimpses of the Moon\nFebruary 19\, 4:00 pm ET \nThe Glimpses of the Moon (1922) is the story of two impoverished but socially-connected New Yorkers\, who arrange a marriage of convenience as a way to sponge off their wealthy friends in lavish European settings. \n> REGISTER HERE \n  \n  \n  \nMadame de Treymes & Henry James’ Madame de Mauves\nMarch 26\, 4:00 pm ET \nMadame de Treymes (1907) is a novella exploring the clash between American and French cultures through the story of an American trying to win back his childhood love\, who is married to a French marquis. Madame de Mauves (1874) by Henry James is the story of an American who marries a French count for love and status\, only to find herself in a loveless marriage with a profligate husband who married her for her money. \n> REGISTER HERE \n  \n  \nFor Berkshire locals: All books are available at The Mount Bookstore. Although closed for the season\, we are open by appointment. To schedule a private shopping session\, call 413-551-5118. \nBooks can also be found for free online viewing at Project Gutenberg\, Project Gutenberg Australia\, or purchased online at our affiliate Bookshop.org site. \nThe Mount is a Massachusetts Cultural Council UP-designated organization welcoming participants of all disabilities. Please contact The Mount at 413-551-5100 or by email\, info@edithwharton.org\, to discuss accommodations needed to participate fully in this event.
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SUMMARY:Cancelled: Winter Forest Bathing and Tai Chi with Mary Hannah Parkman
DESCRIPTION:Due to extreme cold temperatures\, the Forest Bathing and Tai Chi session on January 25 is cancelled. \n\nEnliven your senses\, refresh your mood\, and boost your immune system with Forest Bathing and Tai Chi among the verdant forests at The Mount. Mary Hannah will guide you in easy to follow Tai Chi movements to cultivate vitality and a walking meditation to experience “The art of connecting with nature through our senses” – Dr. Qing Lin\, Chairman of the Japanese Society for Forest Medicine\n\nBy allowing space to be present in nature and move with nature\, we awaken not only our senses but also wonder\, curiosity and our innate capacity for healing. Nature offers us soothing sounds\, stable ground\, and expressions of harmony that guide us home to experience these qualities within ourselves.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPre-registration by email is encouraged: maryhannah.parkman@gmail.com\nPark in Upper Lot and meet by the Ticket Booth.\nThis program covers approximately 0.5 miles on mostly level or gently sloping trail.\nDress for the weather in warm layers suitable for movement.\nWarm sturdy footwear is recommended — Micro-spikes are suggested on icy terrain.\nThis program may be cancelled in the event of severe inclement weather. Pre-register with Mary Hannah to receive notification of any changes to this program.\n\n$20 per person. Payment accepted by cash or Venmo @maryhannah-parkman (code: 0285) \n\n\n\n\n\nMary Hannah Parkman is a certified Tai Chi Instructor and Yoga Teacher\, drawn to both by the nature-inspired movements and the dance between grace and strength. After practicing Tai Chi and Qi Gong for 10 years\, she earned her first Tai Chi certification in 2023. When Mary Hannah teaches Tai Chi\, she draws on over a decade of experience as a mind-body movement instructor\, teaching yoga in studios\, wellness resorts\, public schools\, summer camps and leading mindful outdoor experiences. She delights in sharing the peace\, vitality and inspiration that comes from being in nature through her teaching and artwork. Mary Hannah also volunteers to support conservation efforts for Eastern Hemlock trees. \nLearn more about Mary Hannah Parkman:\nhttps://maryhannahparkman.com/\nhttps://www.facebook.com/mary.h.parkman/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/maryhannnah/?hl=en\nHemlock cones photo courtesy of sciotogardens.com
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SUMMARY:CANCELED: In the Footsteps of Edith
DESCRIPTION:Due to very low temperatures\, this In the Footsteps of Edith trail walk has been canceled. Please consider joining us in February. Stay warm! \nEmbark on a reflective journey through the woods\, meadows\, and grounds of Edith Wharton’s estate. Join Nancy\, an experienced trail guide\, as she leads us In the Footsteps of Edith. Each mindful walk will begin with reading a brief passage of Wharton’s writing—a poem\, letter\, or excerpt from a work of fiction—to enhance your connection to nature and frame an intention for the experience. At the conclusion of the journey\, participants are welcome to share reflections.  \nNancy Seguin is a lifelong volunteer and passionate explorer of nature\, history\, and cultural venues. An experienced Hiking Guide\, she enjoys creating fun and mindful learning experiences while bringing communities together in a scenic setting.   Nancy is a member of various local outdoor recreation and conservation organizations appreciating an active lifestyle of walking/hiking\, biking\, and qigong with others of shared interest.  Previously\, she was a Trail Steward for North County Land Trust and led group hikes for Berkshire Camino.  She’s hoping to meet you on the trails soon!  \n\nThis is a free program but capacity is limited! Reserve your space here: \nREGISTER HERE\n  \nHelp support this and other free programs at The Mount by becoming a Member! Join today.\n\n– This 90-minute hike takes place year-round on the trails of The Mount and adjacent properties. Please plan accordingly!\n– At this time of year\, our trails are covered in snow and possible ice. Winter boots with traction are essential for your safety; Yaktrax or microspikes\, along with walking poles\, are recommended.\n– Terrain is comprised of level and gently sloping trail\, perfect for beginning/intermediate hikers. Participants are advised to be mindful of roots and uneven ground.\n– In the event of severe weather\, the hike may be postponed to the following Wednesday. Registrants will be notified by email by 9:00 am the day of the hike.\n– While The Mount is a dog-friendly property\, dogs are not permitted in this program.\n– Questions? Email: programs@edithwharton.org \n\n \nThe Mount wishes to thank Mass Audubon for their ongoing collaboration with programing and land stewardship!
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