Stockbridge Massachusetts

Home of Norman Rockwell

Visit the village that Norman Rockwell made famous through his illustrative art. And, while you are there, go to the Norman Rockwell Museum to view the largest collection of his artwork.

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Take a stroll through some of the village’s historic properties such as Chesterwood, Naumkeag, Merwin House, and Mission House.


Visit Berkshire Botanical Garden, the area's only botanical garden, and attend one of its many programs and special events held during the spring through fall seasons.

Attend a show at Berkshire Theatre Festival, the oldest performing arts venue in the Berkshires, featuring Broadway performers in professional performances.

View spectacular works of some of the world’s leading contemporary glass artists at Holsten Galleries. Purchase beautifully handcrafted objects at An American Craftsman Galleries.

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Visit the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy for spiritual renewal.

Enjoy the refreshing waters of Lake Mahkeenac (also known as Stockbridge Bowl.)

Attend the Summer Arts & Crafts Show or Main Street at Christmas.

There are a variety of activities to make your visit "worth the trip."

If you plan to visit, consider staying at one of a variety of accommodations offered in the area.

And, Stockbridge restaurants are known for their hearty fare. So, stop in and have a bite to eat.

If, after visiting the town, you are interested in relocating to the Berkshires, there are several real estate agents who would be more than happy to assist in finding your dream home.

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