A picturesque Victorian manor built in 1885, the Apple Tree Inn marries the refined heritage of the Berkshires with the spirit of exploration, arts, and culture. Stay in a charming room or suite, enjoy live music and expertly-prepared drinks at The Ostrich Room, or have a leisurely decadent brunch at The Bellflower Restaurant & Terrace. Soak in the view of the Berkshires as you relax by the pool with a drink, or play a round of tennis on an outdoor court tucked away in the forest. ...

Located in Medford, MA, the 1900-capacity Chevalier Theatre is Medford Square’s premier entertainment venue. Built in 1939, the Chevalier features a spacious interior with 1,350 on the floor and 711 in the curved balcony. The theater lobby has a bar serving snacks. The Chevalier Theatre’s programming consists of small and large scale comedy, music, and playwright productions. ...

The Larcom Theatre in downtown Beverly, MA, is a beautiful and historic multi-arts venue presenting music, dance, children’s theater, comedy, variety shows, and more. First opened in 1912, the intimate theater features a horseshoe balcony hovering over the orchestra section making the farthest seat only about 60 feet from the stage. Concessions and bar are available. ...

Opened in 1855, Mechanics Hall is a premier event venue and concert hall in downtown Worcester, MA, combining 19th-century elegance with modern amenities. Comedians, theater artists, acoustic musicians and classical performers are all at home on the Mechanics Hall stages. The gorgeous Great Hall on the third floor seats 1,300 and is considered an acoustic masterpiece. The 300-capacity Washburn Hall on the second level has a small stage and a full-service bar. Additional spaces at Mechanics Hall include the Boyden Salon, the Board Room, and the Dickens Room. The Brown Bag Concert Series, presented by Mechanics Hall and 90.5 FM WICN, has been running since 1983. Acclaimed regional and national acts perform in the Great Hall on select Wednesdays from noon to 1pm. ...

Orpheum Theatre Boston is a medium sized, formal seating only venue with a rich history of live performances. Located downtown near The Boston Commons, this golden-hued venue features some of today’s top live events. Opened in 1852, the venue is the original home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. With a seated capacity of 2,700 and a state-of-the-art sound system, The Orpheum Theatre remains a popular venue for touring acts. ...

Opened in 1920, The Cabot Theatre is a historic venue in downtown Beverly, MA, with nationally recognized live performers, current and classic movies, and community events. The 850-seat theater features state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. The facility also includes three bars: one in the front lobby, one in the Balcony Lobby, and one in the Streetside Bar. ...

Located in Natick’s historic Central Firehouse facility, The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN) is an intimate listening room featuring a 270-seat performance space with a raised stage, professional audio system, and theatrical lighting. A concession stand is located in the lobby, serving an assortment of snacks and soft drinks at most performances. TCAN offers beer and wine service at all feature performances to patrons with acceptable ID. ...

The Frederick C. Tillis Performance Hall is located in the Randolph W. Bromery Center for the Arts on the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus. The 1,800-seat concert hall is a key venue for performances booked by the UMass Fine Arts Center. The Bromery Center is also home to Bezanson Recital Hall and the University Museum of Contemporary Art. ...

Located in downtown New Bedford, MA, The Zeiterion is a non-profit performing arts center that entertains, educates, and inspires the community by presenting a diverse array of high quality performing artists and providing engaging learning opportunities that contribute to the cultural, social, and economic vitality of the Southcoast. The Zeiterion is a storied, historic theater filled with charm and varied seating for over 1000 patrons. ...