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Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA), 87 Marshall Street, Phone: +1 413 664-4481. Six old factory buildings made into more than 250,000 square feet of galleries, studios, performance venues, shops and cafés.
*Natural Bridge State Park, McCauley Road, off Rt. 8, Phone: 413-663-6392 and 413-663-8469 (off-season), [url=http://www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/western/nbdg.htm].]Open 9AM-5PM, Memorial Day through Columbus Day. This 48 acre park features a natural arch of bedrock marble that was carved by glacial meltwater. A quarter-mile walkway runs above and through the 60 ft gorge which the bridge spans and there is a half-mile wooded trail. Interpreters are available in summer to explain the geologic processes. Picnic tables and grills (carry out your trash), restrooms, pets OK on leash. NO swimming, rock climbing or alcohol. Parking $2.
*Western Gateway Heritage State Park, 115 State Street, Building 4, Phone: 413-663-6312, [http://www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/western/wghp.htm[/url]. Daily 10AM-5PM. The Hoosac Tunnel is a 4.75-mile-long (7.64 km) railroad tunnel through the Hoosac Mountains. Built 1851-1875 to link Massachusetts to Albany, NY, it cost 195 workers their lives. At the Visitor's Museum exhibits depict the effect of the tunnel. Children and adults can experiment with a vintage floor scale that was used for weighing loads up to half a ton. A 30-minute documentary provides a concise, yet detailed, history of the Hoosac Tunnel. The facilities are also used for concerts, lectures, freight yard walking tours and gallery for temporary exhibits. Allow approximately one hour to view the exhibits. Universally accessible.
*MCLA Gallery 51 features the work of international, national and local artists, including MCLA faculty and students. The gallery hosts ten exhibitions each year and countless events and happenings. Staffed by mostly student workers, MCLA Gallery 51 provides students with hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a gallery. MCLA Gallery 51 is a project of MCLA's Berkshire Cultural Resource Center.
MCLA Gallery 51 can be found in downtown North Adams, along with a host of other great arts destinations.
*Located in a historic mill loft, studio21south primarily features contemporary realism, but also includes abstract artists working in traditional media. Located adjacent to Natural Bridge State Park, and a mile from Mass MoCA. Open year-round, but hours vary by season, so check website or call first.
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*MCLA Presents! brings to North Adams and the MCLA campus some of the world's finest performers in music, dance, theatre, and spoken word.
From large musical festivals held in the school gym and on the grounds, to intimate one-person theatrical events and evenings of poetry held in the college's art galleries downtown, MCLA Presents! shares a unique performance series with the Northern Berkshire community.
In addition to showcasing world renown artists, MCLA Presents! is committed to showcasing the talent of its own community as well as the work of MCLA students.
MCLA Presents! is a project of MCLA's Berkshire Cultural Resource Center.
To buy tickets, call 413.662.5204.
General Admission: $12
MCLA Alumni: $8
MCLA faculty and staff: $5
Members and MCLA students: FREE
*The DownStreet Art Festival every Thursday evening from June to October, when empty storefronts are converted into art galleries featuring local and national talent. The event draws crowds from all over the region. This is public art project of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' Berkshire Cultural Resource Center designed to revitalize downtown North Adams, harnessing existing arts organizations and events, and transforming vacant and open spaces into arts destinations. It also offers the opportunity to talk with the artists, curators and others connected with the exhibits at the ongoing DownStreet art exhibits and at the art openings.
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*We offer a very diverse menu including vegetarian and vegan fare. Our menu consists of dishes prepared with only the freshest ingredients. We bake our muffins on site, support local food companies and keep a very close eye on the quality of both our food and service. The salad we make is a favorite to many and our specialty coffee drinks (featuring illy Espresso) are a tasty way to put a little spring in your step for the day.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Major credit cards accepted. Non-smoking.
*The Hub offers comfortable, casual dining with good food, good atmosphere, good service, at a good price. The Hub also offers takeout and has a fully stocked bar with large flat-panel television.
Breakfast is served on weekends only, Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ask about the create-your-own omelette or try the smoked salmon bagel, breakfast burrito or steak and eggs.
Open Tuesday through Friday from 11 to 9:30; Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Closed Mondays.
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The Porches Inn, 231 River Street, Phone: +1 413 664-0400, [http://www.porches.com/index2.html]. New award winning hotel.
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