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.

My daughter goes to the preschool & I could not be happier with their compassion as teachers &…read moretheir creativity as a whole. Recommend highly for school, dance or acting

Double Edge shows are an insane and beautiful experience. They put a lot of themselves in these…read moreshows. They throw themselves in ponds! Crawl around in Rivers! Climb and perform from trees! in the cold! In the rain! In the heat! Do ecstatic meditative dances! Puppets! dabble in some circus and gymnastics! Mythologies! Surrounded by nature! This years spectacle included a lot of animal characters... and then when they were making their animal sounds and gestures a real bird like... joined them and was singing and bopping around on the cut trees floating in the pond. It was surprising and very beautiful. Their shows are just so damn exciting and they just are seemingly unafraid. I loved both Summer spectacles that I've seen. They also collaborate with other groups and sometimes let other groups preview work on their farm. We were lucky to see the Hinterlands preview their "Will you miss me when I'm gone" piece there. If you have to travel to see them (and it's pretty worth it). Make plans for food. Do not wait until after the show. There is nothing nearby, and the restaurants might be closed once you get to Turners Falls (the next town). Eat before the show. There aren't a lot of hotels, but apparently there are a number of air bnb's around. Do yourself a favor - also buy your tickets well in advance. They sell out.

How on earth has no one reviewed Double Edge yet?!?!?…read more I have been to the last two summer show cases (The Firebird and the Odyssey) both of which were FANTASTIC! The shows run rain or shine during the summer in the evenings. Both times I've gone it's been a little drizzly, but not too bad. It's okay to bring an umbrella as long as you don't block other audience members with it. I really enjoy the fact that the summer showcases use different areas and building on the farm. The shows are very interactive and use some VERY cool tricks. The actors run and jump and climb and swing. I HIGHLY recommend going to see one of the summer showcases

I love going to Last Ditch. It's a great little queer community with tons of events and wonderful…read morepeople!

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