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Spend a relaxing afternoon at Norman Rockwell Museum on August 10, 4 to 7 p.m., sampling some of the best local brews and food trucks’ beer-friendly creations. Enjoy music, lawn games, and illustration art in the galleries and on beer cans.

Creaking floors, slamming doors, and ghostly footsteps. Visit The Mount on Wednesday evenings, 7:30 to 9:30, for a special guided tour of the most haunted parts of Edith Wharton’s estate from the Stable to the Main House.

Shakespeare returns to Pittsfield’s First Street Common August 15 through 25 with live performances of Much Ado About Nothing. The Bard’s classic story of the trials of love, in a society dominated by patriarchal traditions, will be performed under the stars and is free for the public.

Come out and #TasteBerkshires. Enjoy fresh, flavorful ingredients and dishes at farmers’ markets held throughout the region.

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Cannabis for both recreation and for medicinal purposes is now legal in the Berkshires and all of MA. Here is helpful info to help you navigate the cannabis landscape.

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Travel Distances:
Albany 42 mi
Boston 130 mi
Hartford 62 mi
NYC 142 mi

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