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Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival
Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, 1040 Mass Moca Way
North Adams, MA  01247
Phone: 413-MOCA-111

July 10-26, 2008

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The will be held at the. Don’t miss some of the leading composers and performers of experimental music working today. Daily recitals in the galleries and around the campus start July 10. Purchase a festival pass for $50 per person and receive tickets to the concerts on July 19 and July 26, plus admission for all recitals. For tickets, contact 413-MOCA-111.

Borderland State Park
Massapoag Avenue
North Easton, MA
Phone: 508-238-6566

1,772 acre park offers fishing areas, hiking, cross-country ski trails, full rest facilities and scheduled visitor programs.

Centennial House
94 Main Street
Northfield, MA  01360
Phone: 413-498-5921
Toll-Free: 877-977-5950

A celebration of New England

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Welcome to Centennial House Bed and Breakfast, a rambling 17-room estate built by master craftsmen in 1811 that offers spacious guest rooms, comfortable beds, private baths and ample country breakfasts with homemade baked goods. You’ll love our proximity to mountains and strikingly beautiful sections of the historic Connecticut River, not to mention the comfortable beds, private baths and ample country breakfasts with homemade baked goods. Centennial House, like its surroundings in one of New England's best-preserved villages, is rich in history and perfect for school and college visits, vacations, romantic weekend getaways and special occasions. Flexible lodging options include single rooms and two-room suites. Call us today for dates, rates, theme weekends and discount packages that highlight all there is to see and do in every season!

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Phone: 617-722-3200

Commuter rail service is available from Boston to Haverhill, Ipswich, Rockport and Lowell. Connections are easily made directly from Logan Airport from incoming flights.

Massachusetts Lodging Association
7 Liberty Square
Boston, MA  02109
Phone: 617-720-1776
Fax: 617-720-1305

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Don't miss visiting the Massachusetts Lodging Association website for the most detailed listings of 400 + lodging properties in Massachusetts. Massachusetts has so much to offer. Whether you are looking for a small B&B nestled in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, a grand hotel in the historic and cultural Hub of the Universe, Boston, or a seaside inn on the shores of Cape Cod, Cape Ann or the Islands, www.masslodging.com can help you plan your stay!

Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MoCA)
87 Marshall Street
North Adams, MA
Phone: 413-662-2111

Hours: Regular Hours, September-June 25, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., closed Tuesdays; Summer Hours, June-September, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily

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Since opening in 1999, MASS MoCA has become one of the world's premier centers for making and showing contemporary art. MASS MoCA exhibits work by many of the most important artists of today, focusing on large-scale and complex installations that are impossible to realize in conventional museums. MASS MoCA hosts more than 75 performances year-round, including popular music, contemporary dance, alternative cabaret, world music dance parties, outdoor silent films with live music, documentaries, and avant-garde theater.

North Bridge Inn
21 Monument Street
Concord, MA  01742
Phone: 978-371-0014
Toll-Free: 888-530-0007
Fax: 978-371-6460

Just Steps from the Square in Concord, Massachusetts

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The North Bridge Inn is located just off Monument Square in downtown Concord, just a short walk from the Main Street shopping district and the local historic attractions. We offer six elegant, spacious and individually appointed suites with queen beds, tiled baths, kitchens. All have cable TV, telephones, a work area and a sitting area. The Inn also has wireless DSL on an encrypted network. And of course, our famious full hot breakfast is served in our beautiful morning room each day. Enjoy living history during your stay. Visit the Ralph Waldo Emerson House, The Orchard House where Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women, The Old North Bridge and Visitors Center, The Battle Road Trail, the Concord Museum, Walden Pond and much, much more.

Southeastern Massachusetts Convention & Visitors Bureau
70 North Second Street
New Bedford, MA  02741
Phone: 508-997-1250
Toll-Free: 800-288-6263
Fax: 508-997-9090

Beaches, Dining, Wineries, Maritime History and Entertainment await you.

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A great destination for a getaway or a family vacation. Explore two port cities rich in maritime and industrial heritage. Visit the Whaling Museum, Seamen’s Bethel, Battleship Cove and the Marine Museum. Enjoy live performances at Zeiterion Theatre and the Comcast Center. Enjoy our charming seaside towns along Buzzards Bay. Tour our wineries, visit our museums, take a stroll or a swim at one of our beautiful beaches and go shopping. From unique to boutique to antique, add factory outlets, and you’re sure to find a bargain in Southeastern Massachusetts. You’ll also find an array of lodging choices from full service hotels to cozy B&Bs. Seafood is king in the nation’s number one fishing port – add 2 culinary schools and dining is a delight!