Christmas Day Dinner

For holidays and various other important occasions during the year, the Chef pulls out all the stops and prepares a special, prix fixe four-course dinner featuring seasonal local ingredients. Let us whet your appetite - take a look at this menu! Along with the rest of the Inn (inside & out!) the dining room is decorated for the season, with seating from noon until 6:30 pm. Click here for menu.

New Year's Eve

Have you made your plans yet? Consider our annual New Year's Eve Gala Package,

Join us for an extended celebration as we usher in the New Year! Our 2010 New Year's package features a special five-course dinner with a Champagne toast at midnight, dinner and dancing to live music, two nights accommodations, and a full breakfast each morning of your stay. Two-night packages start at $785, inclusive. Our chef, Brian J. Alberg, is putting the finishing touches on the menu - and it promises to be amazing! Please don't hesitate to make your plans with us - space is filling up. Consider bringing a group of friends or family and ring in the New Year at our place! Click here for info!

The Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge and the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield have formed a groundbreaking partnership. The BTF will still produce the highest quality theatrical productions and will still occupy the same home in Stockbridge, MA that they have maintained for 82 years.  The Colonial will continue to present local, regional, and national acts to bring the best musicians, dancers, comedians, and performers available to our region. With this partnership you will have the opportunity to experience a broader array of performances at both venues. Watch as these two historic institutions work together as one to create an even broader array of entertainment for your enjoyment! Click here to read more...

A Christmas Carol

by Charles Dickens

Journey back to Victorian England and experience this classic tale again or for the first time.  The story of the infamous miser who is reformed shown the error of his ways by four spirits is filled with terrific turns and infused with holiday music.  A great way to celebrate, BTF's A Christmas Carol is a beloved Berkshire County tradition. Various dates... Click here for more info...

Vienna Boys Choir

The Colonial Theatre, Pittsfield

Thursday, Dec 12; 7:30pm

The world's most beloved choir has been thrilling audiences young and old for over 500 years with their unique mix of sacred and secular music. They've sung for kings and princes, Mozart and Bruckner, and now their eagerly anticipated tours play to sell-out crowds annually. Celebrate the holiday season with the angelic voices of the Vienna Boys Choir, voices of pure silver and gold. Follow this link for info...

Meet the Author:

Anne Trubek

The Mount, Lenox

Dec 11; 4-6PM

Join us for this special book launch in honor of Anne Trubek's recent release A Skeptic's Guide to Writers' Houses, which takes a vexed, often funny, and always thoughtful tour of a goodly number of house museums across the nation, including The Mount. As the author journeyed across the country, she asked herself one simple, yet surprisingly complex question: Why is it that we visit writers' houses? Anne will share her thoughts, discoveries, and adventures through literature, history, and contemporary America. She'll also sign copies of her book. Please call 413-551-5113 to reserve. Click here for more info...

Holiday Season

Choral Concert

Bach at the Thomasschule

Saturday, Dec 11; 8pm

First Congregational Church, Great Barrington

Berkshire Bach Singers

"Bach at the Thomasschule" brings the Berkshire Bach Singers and our choral director, Frank Nemhauser, together in a rousing production of the music of Thomasschule Master (J.S. Bach), his pupil (J.C.F. Bach), and his great admirer, Felix Mendelssohn. Come hear three settings of the chorale tune Wachet Auf! ruft uns die Stimme ("Wake up!" cries the voice to us.). For more info, click here.

Elie Wiesel & David Axelrod

Barrington Stage, Pittsfield

Monday, Dec 13; 8 pm

Live from NY's 92nd Street Y... Wiesel & Axelrod discuss the Conference of Nobel Laureates. The 92nd Street Y, in partnership with the Elie Wiesel Foundation, hosted the Conference of Nobel Laureates in October, bringing together two unique groups: the world's greatest minds and the next generation of decision makers. This very special event with Elie Wiesel and David Axelrod will bring to the stage the key findings from the conference, focusing on how to manage the changing nature of leadership in the 21st Century. Wiesel and Axelrod will conclude the conference by presenting summaries of the discussions. For more info, follow this link.