Discover the performances, exhibitions, theater productions, dance, music, and cultural experiences featured at Passport to Summer. Click each organization’s logo below to explore their summer programming and purchase tickets for events across the Berkshires and beyond.
An oral history of the Berkshires’ beloved film festival, told by the people who wrote, directed, and produced it into existence
Step inside Berkshire’s summer galas and garden parties—from The Mount and Tanglewood to the Berkshire Museum, Naumkeag, and more. Highlights include Yo-Yo Ma, dazzling soirées, and community celebrations across the region.
When former Broadway performer Robert Hartwell moved to Great Barrington, he brought his talents, style, and joy—and learned about his past while planning his future.
Take a nostalgic ride up Mount Greylock’s Summit Road with a 1955 snapshot from The Eagle’s archives, where timeless Berkshire views and vibrant fall foliage continue to inspire awe.
Discover Northwest Connecticut, where the Litchfield Hills meet the Appalachian Mountains. Explore waterfalls, scenic trails, charming towns, art, shopping, and dining—perfect for a day trip or weekend getaway.
When a gallerist and an emerging artist became friends, it was rewarding to them both.
Your dog may fill up your camera roll—or have an Instagram account all their own—but a painting might happen to capture their essence best, as our writer discovered.
Our region is rich in history that’s captured in statues, memorials, and markers. Don’t just drive or walk by—pause and learn from them. Here’s a look at nine to get you started.
Living with art you love is a pleasure everyone deserves. Art consultant William Li has tips for demystifying the buying process and finding the pieces that are just right for you.
The Berkshires is spoiled with world-class arts institutions—it’s not easy to take it all in. We asked six museums for a secret sight that most people miss, as well as tips for making the most of a visit.
Roots Rising has empowered local teens for a decade—and the organization itself is flourishing with a new farm of its own in Pittsfield.
Kelly and Bryan Binder’s boutique hotel, Doctor Sax House, is a stylish spot meant for relaxing—and maybe even dancing.
We tagged along with some hungry shoppers to see what they pick up at their local farmers markets.
Lidey Heuck, local author of “Cooking in Real Life,” shares some of her go-to recipes for simple summer entertaining.
There’s nothing better than sliced summer tomatoes with a sprinkle of salt and drizzle of oil—except maybe this recipe for tomato galette.
Turning a favorite hike into a daily routine, our writer discovers how repetition sharpens attention and deepens connection with nature—and herself
Blame it on the A-list appeal or a genuine desire for unlimited Finnish sauna sessions, members-only programs are taking off in these parts
Come browse with us on a marathon book crawl across the Berkshires
Discover Berkshire Cider Project in North Adams, where champagne-style ciders meet local flavor. Taste at Greylock WORKS or join the Cider Club for seasonal bottles shipped nationwide.
Discover the story behind Chocolate Springs in Lenox, where chocolatier Joshua Needleman layers artistry and passion into every creation. From Earl Grey truffles to on-site production, this beloved café is a Berkshire destination for locals and visitors alike.
You’ll fall for Tommy B’s Slice Shop in Craryville—it’s a taste of NYC right here.
Using skills honed in London’s iconic tailoring houses, Siân Jones is creating bespoke garments right here in Great Barrington.
Berkshires fashion staple Tony Chojnowski, founder of Lenox’s Casablanca and other boutiques, shares timeless shopping advice—from investing in quality basics to choosing pieces you truly love.
At the Apple Tree Inn, Baladi offers fresh Mediterranean-inspired dishes to linger over on weekend mornings.
Check out the latest from six local authors—and get their recommendations for snow day reads.
Jess Marsh has taught herself old-fashioned techniques for making pieces that are meant to last.
Hudson’s main drag is a shopping mecca, and it just keeps getting better. Here are a few of our favorite stops for stylish finds.
Come for the fried chicken, stay for the DJ and dancing.
Early American furniture is ready for a comeback—which means you should get it while the getting’s good.
We asked top designers to share their inspirations, trend forecasts, and tips on transforming Berkshires homes into relaxing retreats.
