Real Estate Brook Farm Inn Offer your guest the opportunity to walk to Tanglewood or Lenox village during their stay at Brook Inn Farm in Lenox. Operating as an inn since 1949, the house has a total of 25 rooms, each one more charming than the next. The house has seen some recent updates in By Editor
Real Estate Devonfield This Lee Inn looks quite fabulous for 200 years old. The Devonfield has been updated with modern-day amenities but maintains the charm of yesteryear. The house includes a large kitchen and living areas plus 10 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, and so much space your family can live comfortably and By Editor
Real Estate A Berkshire Bed And Breakfast If you picture yourself regaling your guests with a little New England history, the former Tollgate Inn in Becket is your home. This B&B combines Colonial vintage (built in 1790), comfortable charm, and all the entertainment and beauty of the surrounding Berkshires. It's been restored, but By Editor
Real Estate Greenwoods Gate Equally suited to become your private residence or the bed and breakfast you've secretly yearned to own, Greenwoods Gate is located in Norfolk and is just a few blocks away from restaurants, shops, historic sites, and the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival. The house offers seven to eight bedrooms, By Editor
Real Estate Historic Colonial B&B This Colonial bed and breakfast has a Trip Advisor Award of Excellence and a story to tell future guests. Built in 1817 for Reverend Bradford, the home has been in the watchful hands for many generations of Sheffield families. Run as a B&B for the past 13 years, By Editor
Real Estate Churchill House The Churchill Bed and Breakfast has welcomed guests since 1991, offering them the quiet beauty of New Lebanon while being in close proximity to the attractions of the Berkshires. Set on 18 acres of lawns, hills, and protected wetlands and streams, this Greek Revival style house has eight bedrooms and By Editor
Arts The Rising Son of Genji’s World in Japanese Woodblock Prints at Vassar By Robert Burke Warren Throughout time and across the globe, cultures rise, fall, and evolve with one constant: storytelling. While some stories die with their tellers, others are durable and mutable enough to claim immortality. Westerners often cite Shakespeare and epic poet Homer as masters, yet our culture overlooks the By Editor
Food Serevan: A Taste of Armenia in Amenia By Elizabeth Goldfarb Richardson Back in the old days (the 80's), the humor magazine Spy had a column called "Not to Be Confused." Amenia and Armenia could have been included in this always amusing section of the magazine. Just to clarify, if need be: The former By Editor
Food Recipe: Sweet and Savory Ravioli By Francine Segan To celebrate Italian Heritage Month, Columbus Day, and the wonderful pears and grapes in season right now, try this unusual savory-sweet pasta dish. Fruit and pasta may sound like a modern fad, but the combo has a long history. My passion for pasta with fruit began By Editor
Parties Happy Reading: LitNet Gala Amy Krzanik reports from Stockbridge. A sold out crowd packed Berkshire Country Day School's impressively transformed Fitzpatrick Hall on Saturday, October 5 as The Literacy Network of South Berkshire (LitNet) held its annual fundraising gala. Before the sit-down dinner, guests mingled over drinks and appetizers, and perused By Editor
Real Estate A Log To Call Home This log home in Sandisfield has all the fixins': country location, large stone fireplace, exposed beams, and a wide porch complete with a rocking chair to enjoy the five acres of quiet surroundings. The interior of the home features hardwood floors and open-plan living, with the kitchen, living, By Editor
Real Estate The Country's Best Cabin Charm is the word for this classic log home, nestled on the side of a mountain on eight acres of grassy fields in Colebrook. The house features massive log construction with exposed beams, wood walls, and hardwood floors, and the living has a huge stone fireplace ready for use in By Editor
