American Stories: Rebels and Revolutionaries of the Berkshires

Join us for **American Stories: Rebels and Revolutionaries of the Berkshires**, a historical education program celebrating America's 250th anniversary this summer. Every Wednesday in July, choose from sessions at 11 am or 5:30 pm to explore how the Berkshires played a pivotal role in the founding of our nation. This course highlights the complex biographies of Berkshire County residents who impacted American history and culture from the late 18th century onward, focusing on themes linked to the American Revolution.

Each class begins in the galleries of the Norman Rockwell Museum’s exhibition, *American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell*, featuring discussions about related artworks. Led by Course Instructor **Justin F. Jackson**, a lecturer and visiting scholar at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, the program includes significant topics such as “Navajo Blue Highway”: Daniel Nimham, the Stockbridge Mohicans, and the Revolution’s “Missing Indians.”

Ticket prices are:
- One person: Member: $40 | Non-Member: $45
- Two people: Member: $65 | Non-Member: $70

Become a member at the Gallery Guild or Artist Forum levels for free admission to this series. Justin F. Jackson is also a contributor to The Berkshire Eagle and an author focused on American history, emphasizing the region's contributions. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the rich history of the Berkshires!