ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月17日 04時01分

When Jennifer Trainer Thompson (@jumpupandkissme) took over as president and chief executive of @hancockshakervillage in January 2017, she wanted to compel visitors to return. She saw the potential to expand the allure of the living history museum where the Shakers, a small Christian sect best known for its celibacy and simplicity, settled in 1790. Since starting the job, Jennifer has begun hosting farm-to-table dinners featuring prominent speakers, and a roots-music series sponsored by a local microbrewery. @hancockshakervillage also hosted goat yoga classes through the summer and an exhibition of contemporary art inspired by Shaker ideals. Attendance in 2017 reached 56,000, the highest level in a dozen years and an almost 10% jump from the prior year. “To survive, you want more visitors, and there needed to be more ways to experience it, and to show the beauty and value of the place,” Jennifer said. @itsmetonyluong photographed her feeding some of the resident sheep at @hancockshakervillage. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #???

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