Partners of Southern Berkshires

Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce

The Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce connects visitors with everything going on in the nine towns of Southern Berkshires. Whether you stop by our Visitors’ Booth on Main Street, Great Barrington, attend a Chamber-sponsored community event, or chat with a merchant member, you will come to understand what makes the Southern Berkshires so special.

Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce

The Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit membership organization that is dedicated to promoting and improving the economic welfare of the Town of Stockbridge since 1986.

Lee Chamber of Commerce

The mission of the Lee Chamber of Commerce is to promote the town as a vacation destination, the site of a strong business community, a well-regarded school system, and a vibrant and committed citizenry. Welcome to our classically quaint New England town of Lee – we’re open year-round for your enjoyment.

Downtown Great Barrington Cultural District

The Downtown Great Barrington Cultural District is the bullseye of a much larger cultural target positioned within a broad array of farms, restaurants, cultural venues, hiking trails, skiing facilities, hotels and inns, waterways, antique shops, and spas. There is no better place to start exploring the Berkshires – home to a dynamic, concentrated group of locally-owned and operated businesses with something for everyone. 

Catamount Mountain Resort

Catamount Mountain Resort is a four-season resort straddling the New York and Massachusetts border. With its sister resort, Berkshire East, Catamount is one fun mountain with some of the best steeps in southern New England and some of the best beginner and intermediate terrain. Bring the kids for summertime fun, your friends for wintertime riding, or the entire staff for a corporate retreat that goes beyond the boardroom.

Berkshire Natural Resources Council

Berkshire Natural Resources Council protects and preserves the natural beauty and ecological integrity of the Berkshires for public benefit and enjoyment. This land, and all of the present-day Berkshires, are the ancestral homeland of the Mohican people who were forcefully displaced to Wisconsin by European colonization. These lands continue to be of great significance to the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Nation today. BNRC is committed to preserving, or keeping, land so we can all have access to it, enjoy it, find peace and serenity in it.

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