The White Church of Blandford – The White Church of Blandford

Welcome

The White Church of Blandford was built in 1822.

It sits high on a hill in Blandford, Massachusetts, a New England town settled in 1732.

This historic building is owned by the Historical Society of Blandford and is maintained by community volunteers. It is open by appointment in the summer and is a beautiful setting for weddings and concerts.

Everyone is Welcome.

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Donations and proceeds from events and rentals are the main funding source for the preservation and maintenance of The White Church.

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EVENTS

Every year, we host a Summer Concert Series, which includes the annual Bel Canto Opera. Proceeds support the preservation and maintenance of The White Church.

WEDDINGS

Get married in the completely restored White Church of Blandford. Available from May through September with seating for 300.

RENTALS

The White Church is also available to rent during the summer months for concerts and other special events.

HISTORY

On June 12, 1822, the cornerstone of the new Blandford Meetinghouse was laid by Captain Isaac Damon of Northampton.

18 10 '22

The White Church Featured on NEPM’s Connecting Point

Blandford’s Old White Church Celebrates 200 Years, as featured on New England Public Media’s Connecting Point.

15 07 '22

200th Anniversary of The White Church

This summer, we will celebrate this historical building’s milestone with a variety of events between August 27 through September 4.

07 12 '20

Restoration Update

As we move into the 2020 Holiday Season, the White Church restoration is about 80% complete. Here’s where things stand…

NOW AVAILABLE!

Learn all about The White Church of Blandford in this thorough collection of history and images by Nicholas J. Aieta, with a foreword from our very own Pliny (Chips) Norcross, Blandford Historical Society President.

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A beautiful setting for weddings, concerts and other special events during the summer months.

Historic Event Venue in the Hilltowns of Western Massachusetts