Nestled in the heart of the Pioneer Valley, Deerfield, Massachusetts, is a town where history, natural beauty, and vibrant local businesses come together to create an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re seeking a charming place to visit or a welcoming community to call home, Deerfield offers something for [...]

Now you can enjoy fresh Tree House Brewing craft beer without having to drive all the way to Charlton. Local favorite brewery, Tree House Brewing, opened a new location in Deerfield a few weeks ago. Tree House offers a variety of award-winning fresh beer, cold brew, and seltzer. Now, it’s even easier to enjoy their delicious beverages fresh from the tap with their new location in Franklin County.

The new location is ideally situated near activities like rafting or fly fishing on the Deerfield River, hiking at Mount Sugarloaf State Reservation, cycling along scenic Route 5 or the Mohawk Trail, skiing at Berkshire East and more. It’s a great place to visit to enjoy a fresh, locally made craft beer after a day outside or visiting beautiful places like Historic Deerfield or the Village of Shelburne Falls. 

Visit the new tasting room at 1 Community Place, South Deerfield, MA. Be sure to make a reservation ahead of time. Bookings are essential at this time in order to visit the taproom. Once inside the brewery, you can also order a house-made pizza to enjoy with your drinks. It’s also easy to pick up an order of their delicious brews with their online ordering system. To make a reservation, place an order, and see their hours of operation, visit treehousebrew.com/visiting-deerfield. 

Cheers!

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Historic Deerfield has reopened for the 2021 season! Now through November 28, step into the past by touring one of their historic homes, attending a history workshop, or simply strolling the tree-lined streets of this 17th century village. Visit historic-deerfied.org for pricing and hours. Admission includes historic house tours, entry to the Flynt Center of Early New England Life, walking tours, the History Workshop, the Apprentice’s workshop, and any special programs scheduled during your visit. Purchase your tickets online here or at the Flynt Center of Early New England Life.

Deerfield’s first English settlers arrived in 1669, although Native Americans had inhabited the area for at least 8,000 years prior. The area was immediately attractive to settlers because of its fertile soil, due to its proximity to the Deerfield, Green, and Connecticut rivers. Over the years, the settlement was fought over many times, which is why the future generations took so much care in preserving the village’s history. Historic Deerfield, Inc. was founded in 1952 as an outdoor museum and the village has been on the National Register of Historic Landmarks since 1962.

Photo credit: facebook.com/HistoricDeerfield

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