“A town of uncommon beauty.  A gem among the mountains.”
Ralph Waldo Delsignore
1877 –78

Home to tourist attractions like Tanglewood, Shakespeare & Company,
Ventfort Hall Museum of the Gilded Age,  Kripalu Center for Yoga and
Health,  Canyon  Ranch of the Berkshires, Cranwell Resort, Eastover ,
Lenoxdale Service Station  and Edith Wharton’s The Mount, not to mention
fine shops like The Bookstore, The Shade Gallery,  DryGoods, Loeb’s Foodtown,
Lenox Printing and  Variety Video,  Lenox Coffee Roasters, Clearwater
Natural Foods, Glad Rags and Casablanca  and  The Purple Plume,  good eateries like Fin Sushi,
Homer’s and SoCo,  Zinc and Betty’s and Frankie’s, and of course Church Street
Café, Café Lucia , Dish and Napa and Firefly, Berkshire  Bagel and Barood’s ;
neighbor  to Berkshire Theatre Festival, Chesterwood, Norman Rockwell  Museum,
Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, Barrington Stage,  Mixed Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival,
among others.

Home also to approximately 6000 full time year round residents with lives that
don’t necessarily revolve around the tourist industry or even many of the shops
that line the streets of the village.  A pluralistic mindset  is somewhat of a requirement
for successful negotiation of  the terrain here.

Go to the Town of Lenox website or Lenox Chamber of Commerce for full-blown
comments and commentaries on life in our small  New England Town.

And make sure you visit  the links site on this web site,  to read about
Walking tours of Lenox from the time before you  knew us