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Prominent New Englanders share their favorite holiday spots. Hopefully their answers will inspire you.
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Cheap clicks for Berkshires
Having revealed our inner cheapskates in a recent Globe Travel piece not only got us a slew of hate mail (sample eloquence: “PIGS! PIGS! PIGS!”)....
Hotels
Blantyre
Until recently, this sumptuous 1902 Tudor-Norman mansion was open only during the warmer months. Now...Canyon Ranch in the Berkshires
Resorts successfully melding turn-of-the-last-century opulence and contemporary impulses for fitness...Cranwell Resort
The main building of this all-season resort looks like a castle in the Scottish Highlands, but no 17...
Restaurants
Bistro Zinc
Zinc leapt to the upper echelon of Berkshires dining nearly as soon as it opened. For one thing, it ...Church Street Cafe
Lenox's most popular eating place delivers fanciful combinations that please the eye and pique the...
Attractions
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival
In 1933, Ted Shawn decided to put on a show in the barn, and so was Jacob's Pillow born. After decades....Tanglewood Music Festival
Lenox is filled with music every summer, and the undisputed headliner is the Boston Symphony Orchestra....Hancock Shaker Village
The serenity of the setting, among low hills and meadows, and the carefully considered placement of ...
Reasons to love summer in Mass.
From a scenic Berkshire bike ride to the very best beach on Martha's Vineyard, get ready to make your summer grand.
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From the Boston Globe
Poetry and fiction reading in Hadley
The veranda of a 1752 farmstead is the setting for tomorrow’s poetry and fiction reading by UMass-Amherst poets and writers. At “Ghostly Generations of the Long Forgotten Dead , ’’ the literati will read selections from their works dealing with family, history, and memory. These themes are the subject of letters written by Theodore G. Huntington, the 19th-century owner of ...
Cherkaoui's 'Orbo Novo' gets its world premiere
BECKET - In the preface to her book “Afterimages,’’ the great dance critic Arlene Croce tells her readers that those indelible images in the mind’s eye are all that one has after seeing a live performance. It’s been two years since I saw Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève perform Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s “Loin,’’ and not only can I still ...