"Crissey Farm is a wonderful event space. The staff is professional, courteous and fabulous to work with and the food was delicious!!!" - Nancy

Crissey Farm, built in 2007, is a moderately priced, "green", banquet facility located in the beautiful southern Berkshires of Massachusetts. We are equipped to professionally host your wedding, rehearsal dinner, anniversary party, bar mitzvahs/bat mitzvah, or other special event needs. 

We are ideally located on Route 7 in Great Barrington adjacent to both national hotel chains and locally owned accomodations with beautiful views of Monument Mountain and surrounding Berkshire Hills. 

Weddings at Crissey Farm

"Crissey Farm is a fantastic location for a wedding reception and it is 100% the result of the professionalism and customer service provided by Gary, Chelsea, and Chef Odille. From the beginning of the process everything was easy!" -Katie

Flexibility

Our 6,000 square foot green building was  completed in August, 2007 with solar panels, state-of-the-art heating  and cooling systems, compact fluorescent lighting, recycled materials,  and other energy efficient features.

The large, open space allows full  flexibility, so we can host parties as small as 30 and as large as 200.  Two fireplaces complement the simple, yet tastefully designed interior.

For your next Special Occasion

 We will operate within your budget. Our menu design and selection are exciting and flexible. Members of our staff have been serving the Southern Berkshires for over 30 years. Plan your next party or business in our new facility and we will work with you to insure its success.

Great Barrington

Compared with them, Great Barrington (pop. 6,800) is like a big city where you can get anything you want, to borrow the chorus from “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree,” by hometown boy Arlo Guthrie. He was 18 when he wrote the satirical ballad about true events on Thanksgiving Day 1965, when he got arrested for illegally dumping some of Alice’s trash, ultimately making him ineligible for the Vietnam War draft. Trinity Church, former abode of the celebrated Alice, is now the Guthrie Center, a stage for folk music, starting point of the annual “Historic Garbage Trail Walk” and a place for interfaith spiritual exchange in a town where there could be something contrarian in the water. Read more