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Pittsfield

Pittsfield is a small city in western Massachusetts. It is the largest city in Berkshire County and home to Berkshire Community College.

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    Arrowhead, Home of Herman Melville

    Melville's home from 1850 to 1862, where Moby Dick and other works were written. House tours, gardens, nature trail, exhibits, museum shop.

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    Berkshire Athenaeum

    History and genealogy. Free or reduced passes to many attractions are available if you have a library card.

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    Berkshire Opera Company

    Performs at Koussevitzky Arts Center, Berkshire Community College

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    Colonial Theatre

    A historic theatre with an ornate, turn-of-the-20th century interior. Declared a National Historic Treasure, it was restored in 2006. Weekly theatrical and musical performances.

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    Hancock Shaker Village

    A widely acclaimed destination named The City of Peace by its residents, this Shaker community disbanded in 1960 and sold the buildings and over 900 acres to a group that formed a nonprofit preservation organization. This Shaker site is in remarkable shape, and features a unique round stone barn. It now encompasses about 1,200 acres and 20 restored buildings. While the village is based in Hancock, and that town gives the Village its name, a substantial part of the Village is in Pittsfield. See other Shaker villages in the northeast United States through the itinerary Touring Shaker country.

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    Albany Berkshire Ballet

    Professional ballet company, performs classical and contemporary dance.

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    Barrington Stage

    A 1912 vintage theatre presenting local and national productions from music to drama.

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    The Pittsfield Fourth of July Parade

    Named by USA Today as "one of the best parade venues in the country", it has floats, bands, balloons, and processions from all over Berkshire County, and attracts thousands of attendees to the normally quiet city (a notable sight in and of itself). If the 4th falls on a Sunday, the parade will be held on the 5th instead.

    10AM to noonfree

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    Town Players

    Performs at Berkshire Community College. October - May. America's oldest community theater.

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    Berkshire Artisans

    Municipal arts center.

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    Berkshire Museum

    The region's only museum of art, science and history.

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    South Mountain Concerts

    Chamber music since 1918.

    Sun afternoons during Sep & Oct

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    Berkshire Lyric Theatre

    Chorus performs at various locations.