What a great little hidden gem. You can jump off the rocks into some deeper pools, crystal clear…read morewater and you can even swim up under the waterfalls. Be careful of the sharp rocks, and be sure to pick up after yourself. Don't litter and make it a dirty place, as of now it is not and I hope it stays that way!

During the spring and summer months, once a month, the Vietnamese night market springs into life…read more Local aunties and uncles toil away in makeshift kitchens to bring a taste of their home to the community. Pho, bahn mi, and milk tea are the tip of the iceberg of what's offered here. There's a plethora of delicious food options, loads of vendors and lots of people. They got a band playing in the main thoroughfare and karaoke towards the tail end of the night. We tried a smattering of dishes, ranging from mini shrimp pancakes, scallop noodles served in the shell, Takoyaki and meat skewers, grass jelly and lotus sticky rice. Each one very fresh, lots of flavor and a good price for the portion. The only dilemma being parking and the crowds. It's gotten very popular as of late, so if you don't go early they can run out of food. During our brief stint, they were out of sesame balls and onigiri, with lots of places running low on supplies. It's a fun experience and worth a try if you manage to get a chance to come there. It's a great community deserving of the popularity and it's a great fundraiser for the local church. Go in with an open mind and enjoy the adventure!

So much fun! I went with a group of friends who had been before and was glad I did. We arrived over…read morean hour before opening and the lines were already starting to grow. I tried a little bit of everything and took some food home for tomorrow! I will definitely be back next year as everything I ate was delicious and I ate until I was stuffed. The music was hopping, the vendors were friendly and quick considering the crowd (which was insane by the time we left two hours later) and the food was reasonably priced.

There is now a fence along the right side of Parnassus Lane when driving towards Big Pink. We were…read moreable to see the Big Pink house through the fence, but my wife forced me to turn the car around before we got to the driveway because of the No Trespassing signs. I didn't blame her because I'm not looking to get shot. I love The Band, but I'm also seen the movie Deliverance so we turned around. I'm not sure how friendly the current occupants of Big Pink are, but I'm not sure the neighbors are too keen on visitors driving down Parnassus - it feels like someone's private driveway. UPDATE: I see from Kathleen D.'s review from 2014 the current owners (Don and Sue) are friendly and actually rent out Big Pink for others to stay in. However, I notice the website (https://bigpinkbasement.com/) has updates from 2015 and I wasn't sure what the current situation was like in 2024. I reached out on the website's Contact Us form and here's the response I received: "Hi Julian, Yes you may come down the road at your own risk. A neighbor put up the signs. We are still renting, the link to VRBO is on the big pink basement website. There is a minimum of 3 nights. If you have trouble booking please let me know. All the best, Susan LaSala"

We traveled the roads of Woodstock far & wide to see THE BIG PINK and sure it was worth it. Always…read morea Kodak moment is needed for historical music photos . My only wonder is without GPS back in the day did Bob Dylan or THE BAND find this location cause we used it and damn it wasn't easy. Keep in mind this is someone's home now so have some respect and don't start a Bon Fire and blaze up a few joints out front. Admire it and move on.

The highlight of our Mass visit was for one thing only. Well....not really. But since we were…read morealready here, we tried to make more out of our trip and do double-duty by visiting the Norman Rockwell Museum- known for his quaint and sleepy town paintings. No such luck as we had to pre-book our visit. For us, when it comes to Autumn, it's all about visiting those picturesque and charming small towns. It's certainly not the Woodstock, NY we've visited countless of times- but this town is quaint in a different sorta way. Plus coming here for our Day road trip, was a lot closer than what we thought and made the cut nicely. The mountains in The Berkshires was what sets the scene! Plus the town of Stockbridge Itself, offers a picture-perfect backdrop- all thanks to the captivating Autumn foliage! It seemed like it should've been relatively simple to take back roads (which it was) heading back home. We started hitting the road by 6pm with nighttime approaching FAST, drove through ridiculous dense back roads on Rt 23 with no light poles, pitch dark at that- which almost felt like we were in the classic 'Near Dark' movie with Jason Vorhees popping out any time. AND had practically zero gas. Hubs had everything under control though and used his navigation skills like a damn pro. Luckily, our near-empty tank held us over til we got to the next town before hitting the NY border. Even with our short visit, it almost felt like we were million miles from home. We caught the feel of the town enough to want to actually visit again and stay longer because it is artsy- and inclusive to all.

So cute but in need of better shops!! Boring!! Nothing but silly souvenirs to buy. Would love to…read morelook at quality things when we stroll through town!

I could never grow tired of Tinker Street. Have a fair-weather day and looking for an adventure? If…read moreso, this is the heart of Woodstock and it is rich in things to experience. The shops are one-of-a-kind. Looking for the authentic Woodstock vibe? The shops will help you capture that. The flea market is a great experience, as are the local artisans. Shelter is a great place to eat. Strawberry Fields guitar shop is my favorite. A short drive away is the monastery and overlook mountain, both of which are awesome experiences. Check it out!

This street is fabulous! A lot of ma and pa shops with street parking and a municipal parking lot…read morenext to it. With all these type of towns there's always a focal point as to where to go to get the bulk of the stores and this street is it

Great place to go for a late dinner, food is excellent, service is excellent. Very comfortable…read moreatmosphere. I will always go back for more!

26th June 2026 Lenox, MA…read more Popular restaurant in Lenox. Friendly, warm, efficient waitstaff. Small selection of Tapas with lamb chops, shrimp, salmon, and a variety of tiny sized salads and individual size pizzas for sharing. Good extensive wine and beer selection. The place is quite busy which is a good sign. Thank you

A delightful addition to our trip to the Mac-Hayden Theater from Albany. This couple found the…read moreland, built a house of stone and then sculpted amazing artworks on their property. See photos. Ten dollars per visitor. You can climb into the head but don't go on top!

Another stop on the Taconic tour! We went down the ruddy, muddy, dead-end farm road to find this…read moreplace and unfortch... it was closed for the winter. (It seemed like it was open from the website but there was a handwritten sign that it was closed for now.) We were, however, able to peep the sculptures and pieces that are out by the road and by the entrance to the property. I will def be back in spring so that I can walk the full grounds and enjoy ALL the art in full!

Most people were here for apple picking. We only came for the art…read more Suggested donation was $20 a head. It was dog friendly. (But Apple picking is NOT dog friendly). They had a golf cart to bring mobility impaired visitors around to visit the art. It was a nice relaxing afternoon, strolling through the orchard, looking at sculptures.

Gorgeous orchard and awesome art installations!…read more I love that this is here. This area is so beautiful and having more places to explore and enjoy art is really fantastic. I highly recommend checking this orchard and art exhibit out. A great place to bring out-of-towners

Athens is the capital of Greece. It was also at the heart of Ancient Greece, a powerful…read morecivilization and empire. The city is still dominated by 5th-century BC landmarks, including the Acropolis, a hilltop citadel topped with ancient buildings like the colonnaded Parthenon temple. The Acropolis Museum, along with the National Archaeological Museum, preserves sculptures, vases, jewelry and more from Ancient Greece.

We had a family get-together for 10 at Amici on Mon 8/17/26. Some came from Albany, NY & some from…read morecentral Massachuetts. This Italian cafe, cucina, & lounge has a large, very nice outdoor seating area (inside seating also). Very attentive waiter but didn't get the young man's name. Appetizers were marinated olives w/ foccacina ($10), Calamari alla Romana ($15), & fried zucchini sticks ($13). All served hot & tasty. Ten pizzas on the menu are $15-20. We had a variety of classic Italian entrees ($20-25). Five house made ravioli dishes ($20-24). All familiar to diners who like Italian styles cuisine, and appreciate high quality & presentation. Open: Mon, Wed, Thur, & Fri 4-9pm, closed Tue, Sat & Sun 11am-9pm. Very enjoyable first time visit here. Thank you. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY & our Parisi family

I think this is a good place for large groups. It is spacious with a nice ambience. I see that…read morepeople have said the pizza is good. We didn't have that. Instead we had ... -Burrata salad - that was good. nice portion and fresh -Veggie ravioli - the pasta was al dente and eventhough I thought the homemade tomato sauce was good, there was too much on the dish -Sauce - my daughter didn't appreciate the amount of basil in the sauce and found several large uncut pieces within -Asparagus - overdone and soggy. too much salt -Spinach - was good but it was sitting in too much oily liquid