Cute coffee shop with a used bookstore attached. There are seats in the coffee shop and in the…read moreadjoining bookstore - so peek around in the various rooms to find a cozy spot.

Place was cute and i liked the layout with the books but the coffee was pretty terrible. Def…read moredisappointed in how weak it tasted and wasn't able to finish it. My dad felt the same way and we got different things.

Awesome place!! Hidden in a little nook, its a MUST for any music lover!!…read more Really interesting selection for all music tastes. And the owner was SUPER nice, friendly and knowedgeable. I bought a few albums (T Swift was the best purch for daughter). Will definitely drop in again when we're back in town (next summer)!!

From the owner: We are a locally owned and operated vintage record store located in Stockbridge, MA. Nested in the…read moreBerkshires, 7 Arts Music is just minutes away from The Norman Rockwell Museum, Berkshire Botanical Gardens, Daniel Chester French Museum and many other cultural attractions. We have a wide variety of vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, gifts and more, encompassing all musical genres. Now offering record cleaning service as well as professional DJ services

This is a great store, my wife and I bought many things in here for gifts. Lots of old time candy…read moreand products. Making my wife extremely happy, they had lots of tea things. It was a great find in town.

Williams & Sons Country Store is located in the heart of downtown Stockbridge, MA. Filled with…read morenooks and crannies of all sorts of fun things, I didn't know where to start. The store clerk was friendly and welcoming as she greeted me and every customer in the store, offering assistance and information on the vast array of items. There were toys (mostly nostalgic toys and also unique games that you wouldn't find at a brand named chain store), items that were locally hand crafted, candies, tea, candles, books, kitchen knick knacks ....and the list goes on. The prices were average/the same you would see in a similar store, but this country store probably has the most varied items I've seen in one place. It's definitely a "must see" especially if you're looking for a gift or souvenir.

I love this bright, airy, and fun gift store in The Mews, filled with artisanal items from the…read morelocal and surrounding Berkshire area (and beyond)! I got to take my time and peruse with no hassle or pressure, and shopping here gave me a glimpse of what and who is out there making art right now in Western Massachusetts (my beloved home base). I appreciated how well-curated everything is, and I also like that there is a wide assortment of offerings for a variety of budgets. I fell in love with a piece of jewelry, got some snacky goodness, and enjoyed the high-echelon fine art. My family comes here regularly, and, sure enough, when I got back home to California, they surprised me with a beautiful, quirky, shaggy stuffed toy by an indie designer - the perfect cure for no-longer-in-Massachusetts-blues! This isn't a tourist shop; it's a local jewel.

Nestled in the quaint Mews, this lovely store offers unique crafted gems! I fell in love with this…read morestore immediately! From the fun, stuffed characters to beautiful jewelry there is something for someone no matter what your budget is. I could lose myself for hours in this store taking everything in! Amazing talent in Western Mass and it's showcased for you in this lovely store. The owners of the store are knowledgeable, helpful and so much fun! You are greeted with a warm hello and love to help you shop. Mutability in Motion is a must stop in Stockbridge! I can't wait to go back.

I just saw they are permanently closed. But if they are still still in business, I stand by my…read morereview: Welcoming beautiful boutique with high end items and cute cards. Nice sales team, Items are pricey, but it's in the center of Stockbridge. There's a sales selection and sometimes you can find something for a sweet price.

Absolute jewel of a store! The owner selects high quality, fun, funky clothes that are unique and…read moreclassic... I think half of my wardrobe comes from here! They have great accessories and jewelry too. The birthday cards are just awesome. If you're looking for a funny, unique card for that special someone, this is the place to go.

Surprisingly HUGE warehouse of Japanese antiques! Lots of different items, from porcelains to…read morestone pagodas, shop signs, magazines, and paper scrolls. Friendly owner who sources items directly from Japan. The stone Buddha statues/pagodas are perfect if you want to create a Japanese garden, much higher quality than your local garden store. Take time to sift through, admire the craftsmanship, and find your treasure! To find the place, be sure to go down the driveway between two stone statues, there is some parking in back. It is next to a great bakery/coffee shop spot.

An astonishing collection of Japanese antiques on display. One of our favorite destinations when…read morewe're in the Berk.

Eye candy. Impressive museum quality glass work. One piece more enchanting than the other. Drawn in…read moreby works by Dale Chihuly, but each artists craft a festival of color and light and texture. Chihuly's pieces are instantly recognizable, many with signature complimentary color lips. I found the works by Lino Tagliapietra mesmerizing. The Stromboli and Massai pieces captured my gaze and held it for long enjoyable moments. TIP-a check-in on Yelp netted me a complimentary catalog of Lino's works. I must have been the first because the staff seemed surprised to see the offer. I now have memories of works of art that are a little rich for my budget ( Massai was over $200k)

100% worth a visit if you're in Stockbridge!…read more I've been a fan of Chihuly's art ever since his exhibit at the NY Botanical garden, and have been dying to see some more of his art ever since. I was a bit intimidated at first when I walked in with my family since the art pieces are so delicate and the gallery was pretty quiet. Kim greeted us instantly and made us feel so welcomed -- and we set off to explore after learning a bit more about the gallery. The gallery is two-stories high, and you're able to get an AMAZING view of the Chihuly chandelier from the second-floor opening. The art pieces on display were incredible and featured artists like Martin Rosol, David Huchthausen, Lino Tagliapietra, and many others. It was my first time seeing a lot of their art up close and I would recommend coming to this gallery if you're interested in exploring different types of glass art. I wish I had checked in on Yelp for the free catalog! Remember to do that if you visit.

This place has never ever been open. The sign out front shows the name and has closed perminately…read morepainted on it and even that's peeling. I've been watching since the sign went up years ago. So sad.