I have been to some of the best music events at this venue. When they have food available, it has…read morealways been amazing! The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions you have. I suggest you check out their calendar and see some bands there today.

Great night out. First time visit. Sat by the bar. Standing room only for a wonderful performance…read moreby Donna The Buffalo. Bar tender(s) were excellent.

Fun to walk around. Local products of all kinds. Animal competitions and food. Some wine tasting in…read morepast years. A nice way to spend the last summer days before everybody goes back to yearly drudge.

Great local fair with fun demo derby!! Great vendors and food. Worth bringing the kids too…read more Admission is a bit expensive but everyone has to make their money! Worth the trip for sure!!

The Art Garden is a small but lovely place to let your kids and adults draw their hearts content on…read morecanvas and paper. Loved Jane's energy and is a must visit place to take your kinds for their creative workshops

We were here for my friend's wedding. The venue is absolutely gorgeous. It's a bohemian dream…read more The day before, we were able to pick wildflowers in the fields which were then used for table centerpieces. I discovered I do not have an eye for flower arrangement. Thankfully there were more creative women in our group and they were able to provide some assistance in making my flower arrangements more aesthetically pleasing. A fun experience nonetheless!

Came here for a wedding on a Friday night in June, gorgeous venue. Great food and even better…read moredrinks! Bartenders were very nice and attentive and went out their way to make special drink requests for the guests. Drinks were very different and cool not just your regular wedding venue drinks, they made specialty ones. All the employees were very kind and on top of it.

We came here as part of a "County Bounty" tour (formerly the cheese making tour) and it was the…read morefarthest stop away from our home. I was tired and hungry and a bit antsy from sitting in the car so long, and our toddler was in the same mood. So imagine our surprise when we arrived and found goats to pet and feed, a bouncehouse to play in, wood fired pizza for sale, a blues-duo playing classic blues standards, and lots of places to sit down and relax. It was just what we needed. It looks like they had other fun fall activities available as well.

This place is great! They are open seasonally - in the Fall on weekends - and have a GIGANTIC corn…read moremaze with adorable little scenes and statues and items of interest scattered throughout as part of a scavenger hunt. We went today- the weekend before Halloween - and brought the kids in their Halloween costumes. So much fun! This will definitely be a fall favorite from now on! The maze is big enough that even if it were packed, you'd still have plenty of space. We could hear other families around us but didn't cross paths with other people often as we wandered the maze.

Amazing diversity of mission focused dance workshops and offerings throughout the year with a heavy…read morecommunity based focus. Reasonably priced, Western Massachusetts Summer & Fall fun for anyone interested in the movement arts. The changing colors are amazing here come Autumn and there are private retreat and rental options for those in need of a venue too.

I have serious concerns about Earthdance's Spiral & Root facilitator training based on what was…read morereported to me about the January 2026 program and the conduct of organizer Volker Eschmann. Volker knew that the woman involved was in a relationship. She told me directly that, during the training, he placed his hand on her head while telling her that he was having sexual thoughts about her. She told him no and that she did not want that. She also reported to me that Volker Eschmann told her: "If you say no and your body says no, that's a no, but if you say no and your body says yes, that's not a no, that's something else." If accurately reported, I find that statement deeply troubling from someone helping lead a facilitator training centered on embodiment, vulnerability, boundaries, and interpersonal awareness. A spoken "no" is not something another person gets to reinterpret by deciding what someone else's body supposedly means. Somatic awareness should make consent clearer, not create language for making a stated boundary less clear. I was also troubled by the increasingly personal nature of the interaction despite Volker knowing she had a partner, including his reportedly telling her that when he was 52 he had a girlfriend her age. According to what she shared with me, his pursuit did not simply end when she expressed her boundary. That leaves me with a fundamental question about the integrity of this training: what are teachings about awareness, consent, and relational responsibility worth if the people holding the container do not consistently model those principles themselves? Facilitation is not merely a vocabulary or a set of techniques. It is a position of trust. That requires restraint, accountability, and an unusually clear respect for boundaries. A spoken "no" should not require interpretation.

Great place! We were able to get a great tree last minute. Larry and Susan were very helpful!read more

This was such a great B&B, I registered here to write about it since I used yelp on the trip. Very…read morecomfortable rooms with private baths in an old farmhouse in Western Massachusetts, a sitting room (with fire) just for guests. The owners, Susan and Larry, were very welcoming and helpful with local information. Plan on lots of time to enjoy breakfast, which is a multicourse affair of fresh local fruit, homemade granola, trays of just-made bread and sweet goodies, PLUS a main course and lots of coffee and tea, and walk it off with a stroll down to the pond or among the arts & crafts shops of Shelburne Falls.

Attended a wedding here recently-- stunning property, great attention to detail, awesome staff…read more Highly recommend if you want to throw a beautiful wedding.

We got married about four months ago and I still think of Dan and Christina's unconditional…read morekindness and support almost everyday. The whole team at Valley View is truly amazing and Suzy and David are some of the coolest and kindest people I have ever met. Dan was our wedding planner and from the beginning was so calming and extremely buttoned up. My husband I got engaged in Dec and were married in Aug all thanks to Dan and the team! Dan was always available and made all of the planning fun and super personal to us. He truly felt like an extension of our family. Christina was with us the weeks leading up to our wedding and on our wedding day. I don't even know where to begin -her presence is so grounding and loving-I can't imagine the day without her there. She anticipated everything and was always one step ahead but also made the day fun! Again, felt like an extension of family on our wedding day. The food was also incredible. Our friends and family all said it was the best wedding food they had ever had. We loved the deserts so much we took them home and froze them and ate them for a mont after until we sadly ran out. The venue is a magical place. You can feel it when you begin the drive up. We can't wait to come back and visit. It was the best day ever.