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LENOX â At the heart of Berkshire County is Lenox.
From here, one can access the entire region with ease.
But, the question begs, why would you leave town, when everything you want is already here? The town, after all, has been called home by such notable residents such as James Taylor, Yo-Yo Ma and Maureen Stapleton, and families like the Carnegies, Astors and Vanderbilts.
Sean and Kristina McGrath of New York City explore the leaf-lined pathways in the forest surrounding The Mount, Edith Whartonâs estate, in Lenox in October. Eagle File Photo
A community institution and supporter, Lee Bank recently asked us to take a closer look at Lenox, for this first installment A Day in the Life of â¦, a bimonthly UpCountry series that highlights what makes Berkshire Countyâs 32 towns such special places to visit, shop, work and live.
LENOX â Despite mounds of snow decorating the downtown historic village, and with an uncertain outlook for the summer arts and entertainment season because of COVID-19, the Lenox Cultural District is planning a series of outdoor activities for spring and beyond.
The districtâs mission is to promote cultural resources not only within its defined boundaries in the village center, but also for the small businesses and large venues âthat help make Lenox unique and vibrant throughout the year,â Land Use Director and Town Planner Gwen Miller said at the organizationâs recent virtual meeting.
As a hub, the district, established in 2019 by the Mass Cultural Council, works as a spoke leading to smaller and outlying attractions, she added, with pathways and signs, as well as creation of new offseason and summertime programming and events.