easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most visitors, no special fitness required
Discover the unique artistic legacy of the Berkshires at the Frelinghuysen Morris House & Studio. Hiking, touring, and immersing in modern art make this a destination worth visiting.
All Ages • Access to the House + Grounds
Open Thursday-Sunday 10-4
Go at your own pace on a self-guided tour of the House & Studio with the aid of an audio or written tour. Our knowledgeable guides will be on hand to answer all of your questions. New this season, enjoy greater access to the house as we re-open more rooms. Wear comfortable shoes for the 10-minute walk from the parking lot to the House & Studio. Enjoy the gardens, woodland walks and documentary playing on a continuous loop in the Classroom. Please bring your earphones for the audio tour.
Admission Purchasing a timed ticket online is recommended. However, tickets may also be purchased at the Admissions Desk, pending availability.
Director's Corner Thursdays & Saturdays @ 11:15 A quick discussion of the paintings on view with nephew Kinney Frelinghuysen. Please sign-up when purchasing ticket.
Exercise your Creativity Sundays 11:00-1:00 Free-flowing art "happy hours" with no rules, no specific plans to follow and no judgement. Variety of mediums are supplied. Please sign-up when purchasing ticket.
Painting Demonstrations - Fridays @ 11am. Professional artists demonstrate their techniques. No sign-up required.
Join scheduled guided tours to gain deeper insights into the artists' lives and works.
Look for special exhibitions or events happening during your visit for a richer experience.
Plan your trip to experience the house and grounds in natural light for better photography.
Capture your impressions or sketches inspired by the art and surroundings.
The house was built in the 1930s as a private residence and studio for notable modern artists, now preserved as a cultural landmark.
The site promotes sustainability by maintaining native plant gardens and employing eco-friendly practices in preservation.
Ideal for walking through galleries, grounds, and uneven terrain.
Capture the striking architecture and sculptures around the property.
Jot down impressions or sketch the inspiring views and artwork.
Protect yourself during outdoor walks and garden visits.