The following information is from the Travel Berkeley Springs office: 

In Berkeley Springs at this time of year, green vibrates and fills the eye as you twist and turn along ridges and hollows throughout the county.  While it would be easy to spend the whole weekend admiring Mother Nature's splendor, we do have other activities to offer as well.

After a successful opening weekend, the Ice House Theater Project's production of Oscar Wilde's "Importance of Being Earnest" stages four more shows beginning with Thursday at 7pm.  Friday and Saturday the shows are at 7:30pm and Sunday at 3pm.  Call for reservations (304-258-2300) -- the second weekend of plays at the Ice House is usually sold out.  

It's also the final weekend for the Civil War gallery show, "Valor in the Valley" with a special chance to win a "Gods and Generals" movie poster Autographed by ROBERT DUVALL (Robert E. Lee), STEPHEN LANG (Stonewall Jackson), and JEFF SHAARA (author.) Buy a chance -- the lucky winner's name will be drawn at close of the show on May 2nd.

Also on exhibit is a rare collection of eyewitness sketches by David Hunter Strother of John Brown's trial and hanging.  The Ice House Gallery is open Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 5pm.

Shifting to the big screen, the Star Theatre is showing Tim Burton's original film of Alice in Wonderland starring Johnny Depp.  Showtimes are Friday through Sunday at 8pm with a Sunday matinee at 2pm.  Don't forget to try the world class popcorn.  

Come early for local music entertainment with Jim Fredo hosting the Thursday Jam Nite at Tari's Cafe.  Starting at 8pm, there are special appetizers and prime rib on the menu. For an international experience on Saturday at 8pm check out both the Fairfax Coffee House presenting the Irish sound of Garryowen, a trio that includes local musician Dennis Vaughan and County Limerick fiddler, Neil Foley and La Luna Wine Bar and Gallery for Brazilian Guitarist Gregorio Lacerda.
 
There's a long list of special treats one can have only in Berkeley Springs.

Saturday Noon to 4pm you can check your future with mini-readings at the Star Theatre with Joyce Morningstar -- cards and Jeanne Mozier -- astrology, cards and runes. Sign up that day on the door of the Star, or email star@starwv.com.

Shopping is one of them and includes more than a dozen unique shops along charming streets of the historic town. Shops having special offers include the RAG Shop with Thrifty Thursday's $1 all clothing and Frugal Friday where one item is half off.  Vintage Kitchen has a weekend attic sale on Friday and Saturday.   There's a jewelry and candle show at St. Vincent de Paul church hall on Saturday from 9-4. On Sunday, the shopping moves outside with the Berkeley Springs Farmers Market set up in the square on Sunday from 10am to 2pm.  Art in the Park runs on Sunday also from 10am to 4pm in Berkeley Springs State Park. 

Spas are a prime reason why folks have been coming to Berkeley Springs for centuries.  Try one.  Try two.  Try all the ones available from the historic Roman Baths to state of the art scrubs, rubs and massages at places like Atasia Spa and the Country Inn's Five Senses Spa.  With the weather getting warmer, lots of folks will be satisfied experiencing the healing waters of the springs in open pools and channels in the park.

Another exciting activity is eating and every day brings something special. Thursday is for smoked ribs at Mountainside.  Friday brings prime rib at Temptations, steak at the Troubadour, martinis and tapas at Panorama at the Peak and bargain fish and chips at the Country Inn.  It's also half price for ladies drinks at the Country Inn beginning at 5pm. Saturday from 5-8pm is a spaghetti dinner at Maria's Garden to benefit BSHS boys basketball. Sunday may have the best offerings of all with brunch available at the Country Inn, at Temptations and at Panorama.  Ambrae House goes for a happy hour that lasts from 1 to 6pm on Sunday and features half-off appetizers ranging from bhang bhang shrimp to smoked trout dip.  There is always fine dining on the menu at Lot 12 and at Tari's Cafe.
 
One of the best ways to see the wildness that surrounds Berkeley Springs is to stay in it -- find a vacation home, cabin in the woods or log house. Then there is the charming town which can be best explored from the Country Inn or Highlawn Inn or Manor Inn among other in town locations. There is a name-brand Best Western as well as a full roster of lots of choices from Berkeley Springs Cottage Rentals.  Wherever you stay or whatever you choose to do while you are here whether it is sitting on the deck watching the deer or hiking the C&O Canal, the experience found in Berkeley Springs will bring you back for more.