Thousands also visit to savor the excellent restaurant fare and shop in the fashionable shops and galleries. In September, the annual Tub Parade closes the summer season and brings on the wonderful colors of the spectacular fall foliage. In January, 1993, the town was successful in winning a national competition to attract the National Music Center to the 63 acre former Bible Speaks property.

The Center will be a multi-function facility which will include a retirement community for professionals from the music, radio and recording industries, a library of American music, a performance center, and an interactive hands-on museum devoted to all forms of American music. There will also be scholarships, grants, and mentor programs. The National Music Foundation estimates that the Music Center will create 115 direct new jobs, attract 200-300,000 visitors annually, and bring $17 million into the local economy.

Lenox Mass is located in Western Massachusetts, bordered by Pittsfield on the north, Washington on the east, Lee on the southeast and south, Stockbridge on the southwest, and Richmond on the west. Lenox is about 49 miles west of Springfield, 137 miles west of Boston, and 141 miles from New York City.

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