Life in a 1760s home. 194 ac, trails and gardens open year-round. Guided tours of the house by appointment Spring-Fall. Call/check the website for details.

The largest contemporary art museum in the U.S., featuring bold visual and performing arts with landmark exhibitions by Sol LeWitt, Wendy Red Star, James Turrell, and more.

Marble quarry turned sculpture park and contemporary art center showcasing unique outdoor sculptures/art exhibitions/live music/theatre. Park, Galleries & Gift Shop open 10AM - 5PM; closed Tuesdays.

One of America`s oldest botanical gardens featuring 23 seasonal display gardens, classes, and special exhibits. Open daily year-round.

Explore art, science, and history in scenic downtown Pittsfield! World-class exhibitions and engaging programs for all ages year-round. Aquarium, galleries, state-of-the-art displays, museum shop.

WCMA is getting a new home in 2027! Until then we are operating in a limited footprint. Our upper galleries are closed; our two main level galleries host Object Lab, featuring collection works.

1903 Lenox Station and museum with interactive railroad exhibits and gift shop. Open Saturdays, 10 AM – 2 PM, Memorial Day – Labor Day.

Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and natural resources of the upper Housatonic River valley region of CT and MA.

Gilded-age home, sculpture studio and gardens of American artist Daniel Chester French, creator of the iconic Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial. June - October.

Gilded Age mansion and gardens. Also Ashitully Gardens/Tyringham; Field Farm & Guest House, Williamstown.

Bauhaus-inspired ‘30s/‘40s Modernist home of glamourous artists George LK Morris and Suzy Frelinghuysen who championed American Abstract art and collected Picasso, Leger, and Gris. Demos, workshops, lectures, gardens, trails.

Experience early New England life! Enjoy tours of 12 house museums, Paul Revere silver, special exhibitions, nature walk, shop, and café.

Visit six beatifully preserved historic homes, from Sheffield to Pittsfield.

A MUST SEE! Norman Rockwell’s original paintings and inspiring new exhibitions of American Illustration are now on view. Museum open year-round. Closed Wednesdays.

Contemporary art exhibitions: Iceberg, Lexan and Robotic Installations; A Chapel for Humanity, in two historic churches. Summer Wed-Sun, 12-5 PM; Fall Sat-Sun, 12-5 PM.

Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and natural resources of the upper Housatonic River valley region of CT and MA.

Enjoy exceptional art and architecture in an unparalleled setting. European, American, British, Early Modern paintings, walking trails, café and gift shop.

Trail encompasses 29 MA and CT towns in the Upper Housatonic Valley National Heritage Area; celebrates regional African Americans who played pivotal roles in key national and international events.

Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and natural resources of the upper Housatonic River valley region of CT and MA.

Celebrating Yiddish through educational programs, lectures, performances, and our groundbreaking exhibition, Yiddish: A Global Culture which tells the extraordinary story of Yiddish culture through hundreds of objects and personal stories.

The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum preserves the early 19th century birthplace and legacy of this pioneering feminist and suffragist through engaging house tours, field trips, school visits, and public programs.

Celebrating picture book art from around the world! Features three galleries, hands on art studio, reading library, shop, and café.

1903 Lenox Station and museum with interactive railroad exhibits and gift shop. Open Saturdays, 10 AM – 2 PM, Memorial Day – Labor Day.

Built in 1893 by JP Morgan’s sister, Sarah. Tours, tea and talks, concerts, lectures, weddings, private rentals. Film set for TV shows and movies including Cider House Rules. Open year-round.

The Mount is a historic house museum and vibrant cultural center. Our grounds and gardens are free to explore. Kids welcome. We offer guided tours, programs, writers’ talks, gift shop, outdoor cafe, and special events.

One of America`s oldest botanical gardens featuring 23 seasonal display gardens, classes, and special exhibits. Open daily year-round.

Open for tours Thurs-Mon, May – Oct. Farmhouse where Herman Melville wrote Moby Dick includes local history exhibits, museum shop, nature trail.

Venture off the beaten path in West Stockbridge and be enchanted by a magical forest of works that dance with energy and create a rhythm all their own!

Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and natural resources of the upper Housatonic River valley region of CT and MA.

Explore Crane history from 1776 to present day anti-counterfeiting technology. Hands-on papermaking and a gift shop.

Utopia is closer than you think. Demonstrations, heritage breed animals, gardens and trails. Eat at the café and shop at Shaker Mercantile. Kids 12 and under FREE.