This year was my second visit to Art Omi. The first visit was 5 years ago, right in the height of…read moreof the pandemic. (Perfect place to explore since it's all outdoors). We were very lucky to get a perfect bright sunny day and had a wonderful time exploring everything. The pieces are all very different - ranging from a giant tombstone-esque grocery list to a series of ladders that lead to an underground tunnel. Some pieces you can touch and are interactive, some aren't - so make sure to pay attention to the signage.

I registered ahead of time for a 2 hour staggered arrival window , as is suggested due to limited…read moreparking. Despite an apparent field trip there, I had no issues parking. I went to Storm King a few years ago, and although I have lived in this area since 2008, I've never made it to Art Omi. What a magical place. While it is 120 acres compared to Storm King's 500, you can easily make a day of your outing, with 2-3 hours to walk the grounds and see all the exhibits, then have a picnic or stop by the cafe. There is also a small art installation inside the visitor center. This is a magical place, with nature and art. I ended up walking 4 miles and I think I saw it all.

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.

There's a lot I like about this place: fresh ingredients, friendly staff, and outstanding coffee…read more We had a rueban, turkey blt, and açaí bowls. The fresh lemonades were worth the 6.00! The bill was about 120.00 which for lunch is a lot but we are 2 adults/4 kids. It's strange that they bring your coffee to your table, but then you have to take it all the way to the sugar/cream station at the front. They bring you your meal, but you get your own water and silver. I get it; it's cute, but kinda strange too - especially when lunch is that costly. I also, I think a 15.00 açaí bowl has more açaí in it - but it was really good. Everything was good. And the staff was super nice.

Great gift shop to find small gifts. Errs on the side of home decor and kitchen/bar gifts. Small…read morebut sweet options for kids and small but great accessories for ladies. Worth stopping in if you're on North Street or looking for a nice gift.

13 bucks to get in wasn't too bad. Should've bought the tickets before getting there would've…read moregotten faster. No cell phone service in that location at least for me. That was the only downside. Overall a fun time kind of a small fair would probably go back next year, the cidar making was pretty exciting.

The fair was a fun time. My partner and I don't care much for the rides or the game prizes. We…read moremainly like to see the animals and try some food. The animals appeared healthy and had food and water. There was definitely lots to see and taste. Fair had a lot of people but everything appeared to be going smoothly. Thank you State Police, Columbia County Sheriffs Office, and Chatham Police for being there.

Great toy store. Like Toy Joy or Terra Toys in Austin, TX…read more Fun and brainy games for adults and kids, snow globes, cards, puzzles, puppets, and studies. Free gift wrapping upon request. Knowledgeable and friendly staff.

This is one of those places that remind me of days when I was not introduced to shopping malls or…read morechains but a nice friendly neighborhood stores. If you think about it, the person who is in charge of purchasing in this store can control how many options you will have for that birthday card or a gift for your nephew. I think this place has a good choices in almost all departments. They are a little overpriced but that comes with being and independent store in the neighborhood. I did not buy anything here but enjoying looking around.

The new york state museum is located in Albany ny across-from the state capital. It's a real treat…read morethat I did not know existed. My wife and visited family in Albany and with our love of museums decided to go . And I went back alone to explore this gem .the 911 exhibit is hard to watch with the actual damaged fire trucks on display. There is a harlem Renaissance section and a sesame street section for the kids. Enjoy its free !

Very disappointed. It's actually closed now for repairs. Apparently it's been closed since 2019 a d…read morethe floor is off limits to museum guests.

We were out for a drive and saw the sign for the park and decided to stop. The park was officially…read moreclosed to cars but you can park in the small lot in front of the gate. It's a little gem of a park, an old marble quarry and some quirky wooden walkways and bridges that look down on the Hudson brook. The brook has created some unusually rock formation that you can look down on your walk. There's also some nice hiking trails on the other side of the park from the waterfalls.

Been to the Berkshires MANY times but never to this wonderful find in North Adams -- just a short…read moredrive from Mass Moca. This unspoiled gem of a state park is a must see for anyone who loves natural beauty and the outdoors. Only open in season so check dates on their website before coming. Highlight is the photogenic white marble dam and waterfall that is best viewed from one of the bridges or platforms. Many types of interesting rocks and walkways that take about an hour to explore. Picnic areas surrounded by majestic trees everywhere. Oh, they waived the $10.00 parking fee that day -- maybe because it was early October and the leaves had not turned yet? (which also kept the crowds down to a few dozen). Can't wait to come back next year to see the fall colors.

Great new bar upstairs! Love the renovations! I was here a few years ago n it looked run down…read more I learned that I enjoy apres ski better It's the only place I skied in the Berks so I have nothing to compare to, but I love it. Staff is so friendly. Everything can be booked online. The ski boots I rented looked brand new. The bunny slope is nice n magic carpet is nice too. I will definitely come back n take a lesson so I'm needing to be rescued by the ski patrol ‍. The ski patrol was fast and amazing. They were my heroes!

While heading to visit my folks in nearby Lenox for Christmas, I brought my snowboard just in case…read moreI had time. After getting off the highway, I noticed the beautiful Bousquet Mountain was open. I pulled in and to my delight, noticed that they were actually open, as was the tuning shop. Even though they were 1 minute away from closing, the kind gentleman there took a look at my board, gave me a price estimate and took it in for repair. I'll be picking it up in a few days once complete and I'm super excited to have my board tuned up ready to go for the fresh pow!!!