LENOX, Mass. — The 2023 Annual Street Listing/Census has been mailed to Lenox residents.
The Annual Street Listing/Census is a requirement of Massachusetts General Law (MGL) and is a helpful tool when gathering data for grants and vital reports that benefit the Town and its residents.
When residents receive their Annual Street Listing/Census, they should update the information, (instructions on the reverse side) sign and return, even if no changes are made. Residents can drop of their form in the mail using the return envelope provided, scan it to census@townoflenox.com or drop it off in the Town Clerk's Office.
This form does not register residents to vote but failure to respond may result in removal from the active voting list and could result in removal from the voter registration rolls.
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Sculpture at The Mount
LENOX, Mass. — The Mount, Edith Wharton's Home, announced that the annual outdoor sculpture exhibition produced in the Berkshires for the past twenty-five years officially opens on Sunday, June 2.
Visitors can experience the exhibition for free every day of the week, from dawn until dusk, until October 20. Audio tours in Spanish and English are available, in addition to a printed map.
Showcasing the work of both emerging and established artists, Sculpture at The Mount is a platform for contemporary sculpture in Western MA and beyond, featuring a diverse range of sculptures in many sizes and media thoughtfully sited throughout The Mount's lush gardens and grounds. Preview the works here.
"There is great synergy between Wharton's literary legacy and the compelling narratives expressed through contemporary sculpture," Susan Wissler, executive director of The Mount said. "The exhibition encourages visitors to explore the intersection of literature, sculpture, and nature."
The public is invited to a special Meet the Artists event on Sunday June 23, at 3PM, where the 24 artists will share their stories and visions next to their pieces. Artist-led tours will also be available monthly.
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