Immerse in beautiful and delicious goods at the return of Greylock WORKS’ HEIRLOOM by design market celebrating the handcrafted magic of the Berkshires and beyond.
Set in an expansive, light-filled former-mill, the 30,000 square foot open market will include mouth-watering fresh food, farmers, fermenters, and the region’s best artisan makers.
HEIRLOOM PREVIEW HOUR: 9-10am
Join us for an intimate, crowd-free preview shopping hour with free coffee, ample parking, and a gift bag at Greylock WORKS’ HEIRLOOM by design spring market—celebrating what we make and grow!
HOW TO GET HERE
We are located at 508 State Road in North Adams, Mass – along Route 2.
Our beautifully renovated former Weave Shed is located within a 240,000 sf textile mill undergoing an exciting restoration. We are a scenic 1 hour drive from the Albany and Hudson train stations, 30 minutes North of Pittsfield in Massachusetts and 20 minutes South of Bennington in Vermont.
TIME / ENTRY
SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 2025
9-10am • Ticketed Preview Hour!
10am-4pm • General Admission is FREE !
PARALLEL EVENTS
Visiting the Berkshires? Be sure to check the cultural calendars at MASS MoCA, The CLARK, and WCMA… take a scenic drive through the rolling hills, hike one of the many nearby trails, or glide into some stellar nordic skiing.
MOTIVATION + MOMENTUM
VALUING WHAT WE MAKE AND GROW.
We experience the Berkshires as a rolling landscape full of nodes for convivial gathering – where the expanse of space and solitude in nature inspires and hones a craft of individual excellence.
Connecting each maker – from farmer to artisan to culinary innovator – is a desire to share passion and relate to the struggles and triumphs of others. Perhaps now more than ever, with a preponderance of virtual exchange and cloistered viewpoints, it is imperative to create an inspiring place to reconnect, learn, dance, laugh, and work.
An heirloom is a piece of heritage, tradition, pride. To sow an heirloom is to cultivate a connection with the way food used to be grown; the way things used to be made. It’s more than simple nostalgia. It’s a statement, a proclamation, an affinity for what is imperfect, beautiful, and totally unique. An heirloom typically requires more time and attention to grow, harvest and create. Every extra moment fulfills a purpose so every flavor, color and texture are richer for it.
Celebrate the Berkshires’ passion for authentic, handcrafted design and local food.
Here’s a sampling of talented makers and farmers that have joined past events at Greylock WORKS.
HEIRLOOM 2024 SPONSORS & PARTNERS
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