I never thought I would enjoy a gallery so much! I am by no means an artsy person, but I definitely…read moreenjoyed this gallery tremendously! This Admission was $5. The humor starts as soon as you pulled onto the road the gallery was location - the "Not-A Rd" was hilarious! We had a great laugh going through each painting in the gallery and trying to figure out what was funny about each one. The owners were very nice people and offered to explain each painting if you can't get the humor in it! Definitely would recommend this place for anyone coming to VT.

Amazing display of art. Original art clever drawing,last visited 2021 I hope it is still there…read more Worth a visit

Fabulous artist with a dynamic collection of art sculpture, paintings and drawings from his private…read morecollection and other artists. The art space is remarkable and proves the ability to reuse space in a creative manner. Overall, the museum is great. If you appreciate underrated artists, contemporary art and creative/unique art space, you'll appreciate the Berkshire Art Museum

This is a wonderful museum explaining the history and construction of covered bridges. It is a…read moremuseum within a museum. There are several museums under a single roof. All of them well worth visiting. There is also fully operating theater with a wonderful season of performances. Check the hours of operation before you go. Those we found online were inaccurate.

Not worth the money a very large and mostly empty art exhibit hall and a less than inspiring…read morecovered bridge museum

There is something for everyone at this museum, and you can't beat the price of free admission (but…read moreplease consider donating!) There are three interesting levels chock full of North Adams/Northern Berkshire history. The bottom floor is divided into a series of rooms - a map room, a mock school house, a room dedicated to police and fire services, etc. The second floor is perhaps my favorite, as it has a large train centerpiece which is based off of the area railways. There's an amazing vintage Amtrak electronic schedule sign, which is beyond neat. There's also a room dedicated to the local floral and fauna of the area, with a large section highlighting beekeeping. The third floor is also pretty cool, with a black light room, which kids will definitely enjoy. All and all, this is obviously a huge labor of love by the people who run the museum, and the volunteers working there were an absolute delight and totally knowledgeable. If you're in the area, visiting Mass MoCa, consider popping by this place. It's a bit hard to find (it's across from the heritage state park museum), but it's totally worth it.

This was a delight- Unexpected and serendipitous. There are…read moretimes in life when one feels like a very lucky event has happened and this was one of them. We started at MoCA, needed lunch and happened on a cool restaurant, the freight yard restaurant and pub (FYP). We heard of the 5 mile tunnel in North Adams extending to Florida, ma, and were interested in finding a portal. We asked the server and she pointed us to this museum. Happily it was open on Sunday afternoon. Oh my! It was charming, fascinating, and full of information. There are 3 floors with much to see. The trains on the second floor were mesmerizing. Beautiful exhibits - so much to see.. We had to tear ourselves away from this amazing place because we needed daylight to navigate to the eastern portal of the tunnel (Hoosac) in Florida, ma. The museum attendant provided us with directions. He was so knowledgeable and helpful. One of those special experiences that will be remembered. we loved this museum. It was a special experience. Looking forward to returning.

The VT Gift Emporium is a great place to browse items created by local artists and vendors. A newly…read morerenovated building with plenty of free parking leads to a nice showroom full of items from maple syrup to custom tables, and all things in between. You never know what you'll find in here, as it has a way of changing a little bit each time I come in to shop.

What a gem of a find! This place had a wonderful display of art from Grandma Moses and many other…read morefamous VT artists as well as the original Bennington flag and so much more from the area! Also had a great outdoor area - most wildlife had died off this late in the fall but it was still nice to get out and see the ferns that were still alive! This was worth every penny - happened on it by chance and so glad we did! We're from IN and enjoyed learning about everything VT!

Lovely museum! Its big enough it has many different exhibits but also small enough you can explore…read moreit all in one or two visits. Staff was very kind and helpful, also super knowledgeable on all exhibits and the products in the gift shop. Price for entry was low and fair for the experience. The schoolhouse they have is a cool step back in time and the current temporary exhibit of "Uncanny Valley" was very intriguing. I hope to see more modern art exhibits like this rotated in so I can make more visits :)

Every time I visit MA/VT I stop in here to check out the gallery…read more They always have talented artists and they offer courses and dark room use. Definitely a hidden gem in Brattleboro. If your into art or photo, stop in here and take a look, its free!

Beautiful space. Great art. Small, but well curated photo book library. Well maintained and…read moreaffordable darkroom space. Great place to visit!

A very interesting museum where you can see the works of local and not so local artists. The museum…read moreis not so large where you get overwhelmed with the volume of pieces. We enjoyed our visit and were able to see some interesting interpretations.

A gem - building, exhibits, and view! An easy must-see!…read more We went on a rainy day - aunty with niece (high school) & nephew (elementary school) - and were able to park right in front of the building, which we found no problem. I just became a member at $45 so admission was free for me, $8 total for them. What a deal! The building is a gem - an old train station and the lobby makes for a welcoming, spacious, and beautiful place to see art. The ticket office is preserved and is the art room for kids and the young at heart. The woman who greeted us - an intern from Marlboro College - was super helpful as well as enthusiastic about the exhibits. We were all enthralled with the Red Grooms exhibit - his art (which is playful & joyful) plays off the white, airy space well. We only had 60-90 minutes but we could have sat on that NY bus all day. The rest of the space - off the main lobby - is less exciting (lower ceilings, nothing reminiscent of an old train station) but the art was well done, especially the Mallory Lake pastels. I just moved from the Bay Area to Western Massachusetts and am thrilled that this place exists. Note the individual membership currently includes a discount to Marlboro's music series.