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Laurent Social Club, established in 1886, reopened in 2022, complete with a saltwater pool that offers swim day passes. Why we love it: This revived beach town boasts a slew of stylish new hotels.Elsewhere around this walkable colonial town, you can taste cognac-barrel-aged ciders at Manoff Market Gardens and Cidery and blackberry wine at New Hope Winery, take a stroll through the Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve, or hop aboard the New Hope Railroad, a historic locomotive that takes riders through the bucolic Bucks County countryside. Everything here comes with a backstory, like the Oldestone Steakhouse, in a converted 1872 stone church with a 20-foot-by-40-foot mural of St.

Housed in an 18th-century grist mill that was rescued from demolition, the theater has attracted performers like Grace Kelly, Liza Minelli, and Robert Redford.

Where to stay: The 12-room, riverfront Ghost Light Inn sits next to the Playhouse and is named for the single bulb that tradition dictates must be left on inside an empty theater.Įvery summer since 1939, theater lovers have flocked to this corner of Pennsylvania-a few miles upriver from where Washington crossed the Delaware-to catch a show at the Bucks County Playhouse.

Why we love it: It’s history-steeped with a flair for drama.

(You’re also less than a 15-minute drive from the Clark Art Institute and the Williams College Museum of Art.) Continuing the postindustrial theme is Greylock Works, a former cotton-spinning mill that now houses a locally sourced restaurant called the Break Room, Berkshire Cider Project, and a Distillery at Greylock Works, which makes gins with locally foraged botanicals like black birch and wild berries. These days, the town’s output is decidedly more creative: One of the largest contemporary art museums in the country, Mass MoCA occupies a 16-acre complex of 19th-century mill buildings that now brim with exhibitions by the likes of Sol LeWitt and James Turrell.

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Where to stay: Stay at the Porches Inn at Mass MoCA, which occupies a series of Victorian row houses and includes a Finnish-style sauna and outdoor hot tub, or Tourists, a reimagined motor lodge with a cool cocktail and natural wine bar on site.Ī former factory town in the Berkshires, North Adams churned out bricks, shoes, marble, and pig iron from the late 1700s.Why we love it: This art-filled corner of the state stays true to its industrial roots.

Joining their ranks in December was Mel the Bakery, a Manhattan import from James Beard semifinalist Nora Faye Allen, where she sells her cult-hit breads and pastries, including a Beetlejuice-inspired loaf made with purple sweet potatoes and black sesame stripes. In fact, the food scene here is so impressive that it often draws notoriously discriminating New Yorkers for weekend pilgrimages to spots like the queer-owned “tropical comfort food” spot Lil’ Deb’s Oasis and the quietly radical Cafe Mutton, which serves dishes like monkfish brandade, stuffed duck neck, and collard green and manchego pie.

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These days, downtown’s Warren Street is lined with some of the region’s best-preserved architecture-Greek revival, federal, second empire, colonial revival-and its storefronts are filled with art galleries and antique shops, plus delights like Culture Cream, an ice cream parlor where the ice creams and sorbets include ingredients like kefir and kombucha.

Where to stay: Rivertown Lodge occupies a cinema-turned-motel and has wood-burning stoves as well as Aussie Papillionaire bikes to borrow.Ī former whaling hub almost 120 miles upriver from New York City, Hudson has been steadily on the rise since 2010, when indie rocker Melissa Auf der Maur transformed a historic foundry into the arts venue Basilica Hudson.

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Why we love it: It’s artistic and full of unexpected, delicious dishes.