Mazzeo's Ristorante

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  Mathnasium of Avon

  51 E Main St, Avon, CT

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  Let your child play some math themed with friends and expand their learning on their birthday!
  
  We host birthday parties for up to 20 kids at our safe, warm indoor Math Learning Center where kids pla...Read moreLet your child play some math themed with friends and expand their learning on their birthday!
  
  We host birthday parties for up to 20 kids at our safe, warm indoor Math Learning Center where kids play math-themed games and have fun! Even the birthday cake is math oriented and cannot be cut unless the Birthday Boy/Girl correctly answers 4 grade-specific math questions!!
  
  Have a MATH filled Birthday for the Genius child in your home. They will love every minute of it!
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  Crate & Party

  128 Fenn Street, Pittsfield, MA

  Finally! A party venue that takes care or EVERY single detail so that you don't have to! We do custom themed birthday parties, baby showers, bridal showers, anniversary parties and special events! Our ...Read moreFinally! A party venue that takes care or EVERY single detail so that you don't have to! We do custom themed birthday parties, baby showers, bridal showers, anniversary parties and special events! Our venue is here for you to enjoy. Reserve our beautiful space for your event and we will do the decorating for you. The children will LOVE the birthday parties that we have planned. Choose a theme that they enjoy and let our party hostess take care of the rest. The activities are fun for everyone.
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  Rookwood Inn

  11 Old Stockbridge Rd, Lenox, MA

  Fairy-tale Victorian B&B in the heart of the Berkshires, Lenox, MA. Modern amenities in antique-filled rooms. Healthy gourmet breakfast. For romance, relaxation & families. NY Magazine's best rated!
  O...Read moreFairy-tale Victorian B&B in the heart of the Berkshires, Lenox, MA. Modern amenities in antique-filled rooms. Healthy gourmet breakfast. For romance, relaxation & families. NY Magazine's best rated!
  Our amenities include buffet-style breakfast, hot entree, specialized diets, one block from downtown Lenox, individually controlled air conditioning, private en-suite bathrooms, hairdryers, private amenities, fluffy towels, robes, extra pillows, wine glasses & corkscrews, bottled water, top quality mattresses and linens, telephone, wifi, and more.
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  The Shop & Acoustic Cafe'

  262 Main Street, Lee, MA

  The Shop & Acoustic Café: New cafe in Lee is retro, campy, fun
  LIVE MUSIC THURS, FRI, SAT - FREE LIVE RECORDING.
  
  LEE -- Some of you have already noticed the colorful change. When you drive south th...Read moreThe Shop & Acoustic Café: New cafe in Lee is retro, campy, fun
  LIVE MUSIC THURS, FRI, SAT - FREE LIVE RECORDING.
  
  LEE -- Some of you have already noticed the colorful change. When you drive south through downtown Lee, cross over the Housatonic River and then the train tracks, and pass Joe's Diner to the left and Convenience Plus on the right, you find yourself at the top of Main Street.
  
  This intersection has looked just about the same since my first trip to Joe's in the late ‘80s. The Goodwill was a welcome addition to the block last year, but its sweaters and $0.50 treasures didn't quite electrify the landscape like The Shop & Acoustic Café has in the last week. I can no longer round that crowded bend in Lee without The Shop's storefront catching my eye.
  
  The vibrant two-walled window front stands to the left of Henry's Electric on the east side of Main Street, its entryway resting under the unchanged "1914" engraved in the building's brick and stone façade. Psychedelic splashes of white paint on a blood red backdrop frame half a dozen sleek electric guitars hung in the display window, as if Wayne and Garth or Bill and Ted finally got their acts together and turned a love of rock music into an imaginative business.
  
  I poked into the brightly lit entrance Friday at 7:30 p.m., just as the evening's entertainment was winding down. The space is larger than seems reasonable from street view, and furnished with luxurious leather sofas and lots of gorgeous guitars. The store's checkout counter doubles as a long wooden bar, and a nearby shelf also serves as surface for drinking coffee or using a laptop. They have free wi-fi.
  
  "It's the best window in Lee," said owner Michael Sayers, who is still putting some final touches on an impressive interior that he built largely from recycled materials. "We've had lots of people of all ages coming down here to have coffee. It's like a bar without alcohol."
  
  Tall chairs line the bars for the moment, but drum thrones and Pork Pie guitar stools will soon provide unique bar seating for anyone who'd like to come in Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The full-sized stage that protrudes into the large space is softened by crimson velvet curtains that drape behind the performer, lending some Sergeant Pepper glamour to a window that formerly displayed appliances.
  
  Adults and children alike came out to see the music that night, a lineup of three talented friends of Sayers'. Tomorrow night will feature singers and guitar players John McCauly and Sean Adamson.
  
  "Everyone who's come in here has said this is the coolest place in Lee," said Sayers, who has made the conscious decision to build a welcoming, luxurious and stimulating social and artistic space free of the limitations that come with serving alcohol.
  
  "It gives people who don't drink a place to go out and have a good time and listen to music. It's great for musicians with children. We get a lot of high school students coming in here. I want all local musicians to come post their music up here for sale, and I don't want a penny of it," he said. "And I'm putting a live stock ticker up. I want to appeal to everybody."
  
  I can see The Shop's eclectic services drawing equally eclectic crowds. They sell and service Schecter guitars, Mesa Boogie amplifiers, Neumann microphones and other high-end equipment in addition to offering private lessons and repairs.
  
  Sayers is organizing a weekly open mic night (or afternoon), and encourages local musicians to contact him about performing and selling their music at The Shop.
  
  He played me an audio recording of one of the evening's earlier performers to demonstrate The Shop's recording capabilities. It sounded crisp and rich, and he offers to make a recording for anyone who plays on his stage.
  
  Try to catch the place after dark, or at least after the sun has given up on winning the day, so that Sayers can show you the colorful disco lighting he has at the ready. And as for fitting in with the neighborhood, he feels great about this location.
  
  "I don't sell food, so I'm not competing with the neighbors," said Sayers. "I go to Joe's for breakfast and The Locker Room for lunch."
  
  And I feel great about him being there. Throughout the 1990s, when the people on MTV seemed so distant, a music store as retro, luxe, campy and downright fun as The Shop -- if it had existed on Main street in Lee -- would have driven my young imagination wild.
  
  Maybe I'd actually have stuck with those guitar lessons.
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  Spectrum Playhouse

  20 Franklin St, Lee, MA

  Venues Available for RENT:
  
  Meetings / Performances / Community / Events
  
  The Spectrum Playhouse boasts seating for 145 and customization limited only by your imagination!
  
  Plus several other spe...Read moreVenues Available for RENT:
  
  Meetings / Performances / Community / Events
  
  The Spectrum Playhouse boasts seating for 145 and customization limited only by your imagination!
  
  Plus several other specialized areas available for your use. Come check out the newly renovated Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, MA.
  
  SPECTRUM PLAYHOUSE
  
  • Seating for 145 – House size: 44.5’ × 36.5’
  
  • 12’ × 16’ stage with backstage dressing room
  
  • Six lighting positions provide clear illumination
  
  • Hard wood floors
  
  • An historic pipe organ is available for trained professionals only
  
  COMMUNITY CENTER Main Floor
  
  • Seating for 45 – approximate room size: 15.5’ × 33.5’
  
  • Great spot for family events
  
  • Attached kitchen
  
  COMMUNITY CENTER Downstairs
  
  • Seating for 15, approximate room size: 26’ × 15.5’
  
  • Small kitchenette
  
  
  SPECTRUM BACK ALLEY STAGE
  
  • Seating for 40 – approximate size: 15’ × 25’
  
  • Stunning spot for Receptions or Open Mic Nights
  
  
  We look forward to hosting your special event!
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  Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott

  249 Stockbridge Road, Route 7, Great Barrington, MA

  The Hotel is conveniently located in between the heart of Stockbridge and downtown Great Barrington shopping districts, We are only 7.6 miles from the Norman Rockwell Museum and 11.7 miles from Tanglew...Read moreThe Hotel is conveniently located in between the heart of Stockbridge and downtown Great Barrington shopping districts, We are only 7.6 miles from the Norman Rockwell Museum and 11.7 miles from Tanglewood music venue as well as 2.3 miles from Butternut Ski Basin.
  
  HOTEL FEATURES
  •1200 sq. ft of flexible meeting & banquet facilities
  • Tables & Chairs onsite
  • Sound system/Screen & LCD projector
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  • Complimentary Parking
  
  
  
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  Mass MoCA

  87 Marshall Street, North Adams, MA

  Mass MoCA is the largest center for contemporary arts in the United States. The institution is dedicated to the creation and presentation of provocative visual and performing arts pieces, and of works ...Read moreMass MoCA is the largest center for contemporary arts in the United States. The institution is dedicated to the creation and presentation of provocative visual and performing arts pieces, and of works that blur conventional distinctions between artistic disciplines. In addition, Mass MoCA functions as a laboratory for the contemporary arts, fostering experimentation by artists, encouraging collaborations among institutions, and allowing visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process.
  
  Mass MoCA offers some of the most dramatic and creative spaces in Berkshire County to host special events. Selecting Mass MoCA as the site for your special event is a unique way to support the institution. Mass MoCA provides a seasoned professional support staff who ensure that every detail reflects your own unique style and personality.
  
  Available areas include:
  
  Lobby & Courtyards
  The main lobby, fronting the intimate clock tower courtyard, features historic mill columns, a beautiful glass loggia, and dramatic entryway, and is a distinctive space for cocktails or dinner parties. The new courtyard C. pavilion by Dutch artist Dré Wapenaar and café area included as part of this rental space. Capacity: Seated 150/Standing 250 Cost: $4,000.
  
  Tall Gallery
  This three-story gallery space is a stunning setting for receptions. The capacity and availability vary with conservation requirements. Cost: $5,000
  
  Rates are for 4 hours. Availability is subject to conservation requirements and Mass MoCA's performing arts events. Mass MoCA does not host special events on summer weekends (end of June through Labor Day weekend) or weekends in the month of October. Events in the gallery or lobby cannot begin until two hours after the museum closes.
  
  For more information contact Rebecca Wehry at 413.664.4481
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  Mazzeo's Ristorante

  1015 South Street, Pittsfield, MA

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  John Harvard's Brew House

  37 Corey Road, Hancock, MA

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