Naumkeag Estate Dazzles with Thousands of Carved Pumpkins for Annual Fall Show

STOCKBRIDGE, MA – The historic Naumkeag estate in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, has once again transformed into a spectacular autumnal wonderland for its annual Pumpkin Show, drawing visitors from across the region. The event, which runs throughout October, features an elaborate display of thousands of intricately carved jack-o'-lanterns, vibrant mums, and a variety of pumpkins arranged in imaginative scenes. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a grand "PUMPKIN SHOW" sign, surrounded by a festive array of gourds. The grounds are meticulously decorated, showcasing pumpkins carved with diverse patterns, from celestial stars and zodiac signs to intricate bird and animal motifs. One particularly striking installation includes a "Naumkeag Pumpkin Farm" complete with large pumpkins featuring carved images of pigs and corn stalks, alongside a dramatic, smoking pumpkin volcano that adds a touch of theatrical flair. A highlight for many is the enchanting corn stalk tunnel, adorned with countless small lights, creating an immersive pathway. As evening approaches, the true magic of the display unfolds, with all the pumpkins and decorative lights illuminating the estate. The video captures several nighttime scenes, revealing a section dedicated to Harry Potter, featuring pumpkins carved with characters and symbols from the beloved series, complemented by floating candle decorations. Visitors are encouraged to spend approximately an hour exploring the extensive grounds. The event also provides amenities such as food and drink stalls, and cozy fire pits where guests can relax. The Naumkeag Pumpkin Show is open Wednesdays through Sundays from 5-9 p.m., with lower capacity early hour tickets available from 4-5 p.m. It offers a unique and festive experience for families and individuals looking to embrace the spirit of fall and Halloween in the picturesque Berkshires.

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This Berkshires estate offers fall fun with over 1,500 jack-o’-lanterns

An estate in the Berkshires is celebrating the season with thousands of Halloween and autumnal decorations and displays.