Stockbridge Artisans’ Gallery
Stockbridge Artisans’ Gallery, located in the former Schantz Galleries features commercial yarns and local handcrafts.
3 Main Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 298-7070
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01, 2025
24
09, 2013
Stockbridge Chamber Information Booth
Referral source for lodging, shopping, culture & services. Call or visit website for free brochure
41 Main Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 298-5200
11
03, 2020
Stockbridge Coffee & Tea
A coffee shop and bookstore in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. We serve an organic & fair trade bold house coffee alongside medium and lighter profiles from local roastery, Six Depot. We offer espresso and specialty beverages, as well as pastries and quiche from SoMa Catering in West Stockbridge. We sell gently used books and regularly host readings, art receptions and live music.
6 Elm Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 931-7044
6 Elm Street, Stockbridge, Massachusetts
16
09, 2020
Stockbridge Coffee & Tea
A coffee shop and bookstore in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. We serve an organic & fair trade bold house coffee alongside medium and lighter profiles from local roastery, Six Depot. We offer espresso and specialty beverages, as well as pastries and quiche from SoMa Catering in West Stockbridge. We sell gently used books and regularly host readings, art receptions and live music.
6 Elm Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 931-7044
17
08, 2016
Stockbridge Country Inn
An Historic Stockbridge Inn welcoming guests for more than 25 years – the inn features antique filled rooms which are comfy and en-suite baths with full amenities plus free wifi and summer pool – surrounded by lovely grounds. Complementary served breakfast daily – located between Norman Rockwell and Chesterwood Museums.
26 Glendale Road
Rte. 183, PO Box 525
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 298-4015
27
11, 2015
Stockbridge Golf Club
Members and introduced guests enjoy golf, tennis and dining in a friendly, informal setting. Guests staying at 1 of several local inns may inquire about enjoying our club during your visit. Membership open to locals, non-residents and second-home owners.
PO Box 859
6A Main Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
(413) 298-3439
20
05, 2015
7
01, 2019
18
06, 2014
Stockbridge, MA makes Fodor’sTravel list of AMERICA’S BEST SMALL TOWNS
STOCKBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
Population: 1,947
Serving as the inspiration for Normal Rockwell’s depictions of Americana on the front page of the Saturday Evening Post, Stockbridge is truly the paradigm of a small New England town. The artist lived in this undeveloped gem in the Berkshires from 1953 until 1978, capturing Stockbridge’s unique character in his paintings. Today, you can visit the Norman Rockwell Museum to see a retrospective of his work; also tourChesterwood, sculptor Daniel Chester French’s summer home. In many ways, Stockbridge feels timeless with its well-preserved architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries, which explains why this has long been a destination for wealthy Bostonians looking for a country escape. What’s more, Rockwell wasn’t the only artist to be inspired by this Massachusetts town; Stockbridge has been immortalized in James Taylor’s “Sweet Baby James,” and in Arlo Guthrie’s classic, droll Thanksgiving monologue-ballad “Alice’s Restaurant.” The town is also home to an eclectic shopping scene and Rouge, a French bistro housed in a shingled cottage just outside of town.
Where to Stay: The Inn at Stockbridge has beautiful grounds, but its proximity to the highway means some rooms are less quiet than others. The Red Lion Inn has been in operation since 1773 and consists of one historic building and nine annexes, each one unique.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor’s Stockbridge
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05, 2017
Stockbridge, Ma on the list of 9 Cutest Towns in the Northeast
In recent years, the Massachusetts Berkshires have been luring more city slickers out of NYC and Boston than ever. Those in search of a picturesque bucolic escape look no further than Stockbridge, a resort town with relative name recognition thanks to famous resident Norman Rockwell. In fact, many visitors make the hike out to the western MA town just glimpse the largest collection of the prolific artist’s work and personal items at the Norman Rockwell Museum. Priceless art aside, it’s also worth spending some downtime at the Berkshire Botanical Garden and window-shopping the bric-a-brac-filled country stores on Historic Main Street. Once you work up an appetite, head 5-minutes down the road to No. Six Depot in West Stockbridge. The rustic small-batch coffee roaster/cafe/art gallery serves a mean panini (go for the porchetta with truffle aioli, hazelnut gremolata, and lemon-caper aioli) and—of course—the best caffeine fix in town. Read More