Stockbridge Mass

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16th Annual Lenox Tub Parade

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The Famous Dream Away Lodge

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James Levine at Tanglewood

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Photos of Great Barrington, Mass

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Jacob’s Pillow – From Farm to Festival

1790-1933: From Farm to Festival Jacob’s Pillow began in 1790 as a hard-scrabble mountaintop farm at the crest of a twisting, climbing stagecoach road between Boston and Albany. Local folk viewing the zig-zagging road from the bottom of the hill thought it resembled the rungs of a ladder, so these biblically minded New Englanders dubbed [...]

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The Shakers and Hancock Shaker Village

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The Clark Museum

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Daniel Chester French-Chesterwood Museum

Think of it as a treasure hunt of America’s foremost classical sculptor: Daniel Chester French, the artist who created such powerful American symbols as the seated Lincoln for the Lincoln Memorial and The Minute Man statue. From the doors of the Boston Public Library to St. Paul’s Church and the Chesterwood Museum in Stockbridge, take [...]

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Berkshire Theatre Festival

At 78 years old, the Berkshire Theatre Festival has the unique distinction of being the longest-running professional performing arts organization in Berkshire County andone of the first established regional theatres in the United States. Guided by Executive Director Kate Maguire, the theatre’s access to its past translates into a vivid sense of what it means [...]

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