• JULY 2-4 2021
• Ski Butternut 380 State Road, Route 23 Great Barrington, MA 1230 in GREAT BARRINGTON, MA

The Berkshires are known for the arts in various forms. Each year over the Fourth of July weekend, the Berkshires Arts Festival hosts a variety of dance, art, theater, and music. Guests can attend workshops, children's activities, and live performances. Original artwork in various mediums from ceramics to sculpture is displayed.

• July 23-25, 2021
• LOWELL, MA

In July, Lowell hosts the largest folk festival in the United States that is free. Here guests can enjoy constant live music from a diverse range of genres on six stages. While not enjoying the music, guest can enjoy a variety of ethnic foods and homemade crafts.

• August 20- 29, 2021
• MARSHFIELD, MA

Established in 1867, the late summer Marshfield fair offers many traditional fair activities and some unique to this coastal area. In addition to traditional carnival rides and midway, the Marshfield fair hosts a tractor pull, demolition derby, chainsaw art, and lots of live music. The fair helps local students by supporting scholarship programs.

• October 1 - 11, 2021
• TOPSFIELD, MA

Begun in 1818, the Topsfield Fair is oldest agricultural fair in the United States. Guests enjoy traditional fair activities including rides and a carnival midway. There are some unusual activities like a parade, animal barnyard, and sand sculptures. Sportsmen will find many exhibits geared towards their interests.

• March 13-15, 2022
• BOSTON, MA

As a coastal city, Boston is known to have some of the best seafood in the world. As winter ends, the International Boston Seafood Show brings together people in the culinary trade. The three-day show allows people in the industry to attend conferences and learn the most up to date information of the trade.