The Berkshires is back and hipper than ever.

However, that’s not to say the region hasn’t evolved.

Rooms feature green headboards, tiled bathrooms, and patterned wallpapers, while the fourcabinsare outfitted with whimsical touches.

The Berkshires region of Massachusetts with Mt Greylock in the background.

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The Summer Cabin is a favorite for its palm-patterned walls, a wood-burning fireplace, and oversized deck.

Eclectic Eats Abound

The Berkshires hosted America’s first agricultural fair back in 1807.

Fast-forward to today, and the region continues to draw visitors for its farm-to-fork cuisine.

Railroad Street in Great Barrington, The Berkshires, Massachusetts

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Over the past year, a handful of new restaurants have popped up around the area.

Hot Plate Brewing Co., a craft brewery and taproom, will open in summer 2022 in downtown Pittsfield.

The Back Door Blow Torch a habanero chocolate stout is a must-try.

The exterior courtyard at The Springs Motel

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If you prefer nonalcoholic sips, head toExtraSpecialTeasin Great Barrington.

Spotlighting Local Makers

The Berkshires is teeming with dynamic, locally owned businesses.

Terra, a vintage thrift shop, is another new addition to the area.

Mike and Sarah with beer from Hot Plate Brewing Co

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Scents spin up the gamut from Apple Maple Bourbon to Candied Pomegranate to Whiskey.

The chic, minimalist-inspired packaging is a bonus.

The store carries new and vintage records, turntables, speakers, and more.

Bubble Tea with Housatonic Mural at ExtraSpecialTeas

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Also nearby isHome Love Berkshires, which opened its doors in January 2022.

The store is stocked with home goods and accessories ranging from bracelets to beach bags.

Interior of The Norad Toy & Candy Company

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Handmade and painted candles from Soma’s Aromas

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