Pittsfield Trip

Step back in time at this living history museum showcasing Shaker life and craftsmanship. Marvel at the iconic Round Stone Barn and explore 20 historic buildings filled with over 22,000 authentic artefacts.

The Berkshire Museum blends art, history, and natural science in one captivating collection. Explore ancient fossils, contemporary art, and the popular aquarium featuring diverse marine life.

This historic ski area pioneered night skiing in America and offers 23 trails across 200 acres. Glide down gentle slopes or challenge yourself on expert runs, then warm up at the lodge with panoramic mountain views.

This historic 1903 venue showcases ornate plasterwork and a painted ceiling mural in an intimate setting. Experience performances surrounded by the Colonial Theatre's exceptional acoustics and architectural splendour.

This literary sanctuary houses the Herman Melville Memorial Room with the desk where "Billy Budd" was written. Explore the archives in the Local History Department for insights into Berkshire County's past.

This acclaimed theatre company launched "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" before its Tony-winning Broadway run. Experience innovative productions in BSC's intimate venues during their vibrant summer season.

The farmhouse where Herman Melville wrote "Moby-Dick" offers a window into literary genius. Tour his study overlooking Mount Greylock—the inspiration for his legendary white whale.

Explore 253 acres of diverse habitats at this tranquil sanctuary just minutes from city centre Pittsfield. Wander three miles of trails where you might spot warblers, ospreys, and even bears in their natural environment.