Winter walk at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
A Day at deCordova
The trip report
Written by Carl
Thanks so much to everyone who joined the deCordova Sculpture Park event today! There were 10 of us in total who soaked in the sun and artistry on display. We worked our way around the park counterclockwise, starting in Alice’s Garden and ending on Waleska’s Way. We walked through the disorienting Crazy Spheroid-Two Entrances, we admired (my favorite) Silent Presence, which looms 15’ tall above Alice’s Garden like an ancient deity of the forest, we created music at The Musical Fence (well, Jim did at least), we admired the masonry of Watershed, we enjoyed the play on scale of Two Big Black Hearts, we worked exceedingly hard to not fall on the ice at Rain Gates, and we scratched our heads looking at Acadian Gyro, a fish skeleton with 10’ legs. Once we were full of culture, we then filled up on lunch. Nine of us traveled to Concord and enjoyed a bite at Main Streets Market & Café. The food was as enjoyable as the conversation. After wandering around a few shops, the group broke up around 3 pm. Feel free to access my photos or add your own here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/DiLpCVCZWU5jphzD9
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About this event
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum is a must-see in New England. Run by the Trustees of Reservations, it is located in Lincoln, MA, and offers more than 60 works spread over 30 acres. The museum proper is closed for renovations, but there should be plenty to keep us busy on the grounds. Be sure to bundle up! Regular admission is $14, but it’s free if you’re a Trustee member or if you have MassHealth.
Afterward, I thought we could get lunch in nearby Concord. Adelita is a place known for tacos and margaritas, and the menu looks delish. I’m open to whatever the group decides, though. There is also a café right at deCordova if people prefer to avoid trying to find parking in Concord.
Below is the trail map for deCordova and the website for Adelita, if you want to look into either further. I hope you can join us!
deCordova Trail Map
Admission:
- FREE for Trustees Members, Lincoln residents (Membership is $60)
- $14 Adults
- $12 Seniors
- $12 Students
- FREE for visitors with EBT, WIC, Mass Health, and METCO students and their families. Please select the EBT option when you check out and bring any supporting documentation to your visit.








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