- The list below includes 87 free or cheap things to do in or near Pittsfield, Massachusetts, including 85 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Movie Theaters, Breweries and Specialty Museums.
- From Herman Melville Memorial Room to Springside Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Pittsfield and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Lenox, North Adams, Williamstown and Great Barrington.
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The Covered Bridge Museum is a museum dedicated to the history of covered bridges. This museum is the only of its kind in the world and includes exhibits on the construction, engineering, and creators of different covered bridges.
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The Bennington Center For the Arts is an art gallery that is home to permanent collections of Native American artifacts, wildlife and nature pieces, and artwork by Eric Sloane. The center also has a variety of wind sculptures.
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A historic neighborhood of the city, Lark Street now features plenty of shopping opportunities and others. In here are art galleries, coffee houses, restaurants, bars, antique shops, and even tattoo shops. It is the place where several festivals are held, such as the Art on Lark.
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Founded in 1852, the Bennington Museum preserves the heritage of southern Vermont and its neighboring regions. Here patrons can view collections of fine artwork, artifacts, sculptures and many other items, and there is a gift shop to commemorate the experience.
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Jogging, picnicking and fishing are some of the activities to be performed in the Washington Park. Some of the amenities include a Lakehouse Amphitheatre, a playground area, and tennis courts. In here there are over 100 species of trees, and plenty of bird to be spotted.
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Albany's Spectrum 8 Theatres is a movie multiplex that shows a combination of Hollywood films and art house, foreign, and independent movies. The theater also hosts a variety of special events.
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Maintained by the city of Troy's Parks and Recreation Department, the Uncle Sam Bikeway is a paved path for cyclists and pedestrians that passes through scenery full of wildflowers, waterfalls, and shale cliffs. The path stretches for three miles.
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Site of the first American victory in the Revolutionary War, Bennington Battle Monument is over 300 feet tall. Visitors who take the elevator to the top can see three different states from the observation deck.
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Originally built in 1990, the Knickerbacker Ice Arena has been the home of several junior and professional hockey clubs. It currently serves as a hockey training facility and holds games for local youth teams.
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A public library, the Hudson Area Library features a collection of books as well as computer facilities, databases, and archives. The library offers an array of classes and programs for the community, as well.