The Berkshires in Massachusetts is known for its breathtaking landscapes, charming small towns, and rich history. This picturesque region, full of outdoor activities and cultural attractions, is also home to a thriving culinary scene
Photo by Julia Jacobsson Greetings from 1Berkshire’s Economic Development Team! It’s been quite a year so far! We’ve been hard at work on some exciting events and projects since we last checked
Posted to the Berkshire Edge on October 16, 2023. By Kevin Pink, Deputy Director of Economic Development Recreational Cannabis has come a long way since the voters of the Commonwealth legalized it in 2016. What
The forthcoming outdoor recreation website is projected to inspire and sustain increased growth in the outdoor recreation sector of the Berkshire economy and communityBy Elizabeth Nelson, 1BerkshireTalk to anyone about the Berkshires, whether this is
Membership is the engine behind the work of 1Berkshire—economic development and promotion of the region. Our work benefits your work. For some of our members, 1Berkshire is a partner in forging connections between entrepreneurs,
Posted to the Berkshire Edge on March 20, 2023. By Benjamin Lamb, Director of Economic Development for 1Berkshire In the Berkshires, we are blessed with a long history of agriculture and food production. From kale
Posted to the Berkshire Edge on January 23, 2023. By Kevin Pink, 1Berkshire Deputy Director of Economic Development With the book officially closed on 2022, it’s a great time to review a number of
Support Berkshire Retailers During #ShopLocal Month Small Business Saturday is November 30, 2024. As everyone gears up for the holiday season, now is a perfect time for business owners and residents alike to consider
October is Women in Business Month 1Berkshire has chosen October as a special time for focused recognition of the dedication, talents, contributions, and successes of the women powering the Berkshires’ local economy. All 1Berkshire
A housing vision for the Berkshires A call to action: You can be part of the effort to solve the region's housing crisis. By Jonathan Butler Editor’s note: Kevin Pink of the 1Berkshire Economic