Saturday, March 14, 2026

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Ari Jewell

Ari Jewell is Events Editor of The Berkshire Edge. Ari is a writer, musician, and Great Plains transplant based in Northampton, Massachusetts. They graduated from Smith College in 2022 with a degree in the Study of Women and Gender.

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Berkshire region real estate sales

Weekly real estate transactions for Berkshire County in Massachusetts, Litchfield County in Connecticut, and Columbia County in New York.

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Interprint Investments; Afterschool program funding; Sheffield Historical Society grant; Bard College endowment; BCC One Stop Enrollment opens; Rawson Brook Farm to close

Girls afterschool science programs expand in Pittsfield and across the Berkshires thanks to generous funding for Flying Cloud Institute (FCI) from Massachusetts Afterschool Partnership (MAP) and Mass Cultural Council’s YouthReach.

BITS & BYTES: Parenting Neurodiverse Kids Forum; A Raisin in the Sun; Immoral Works of Art; RE*Fresh Show Opens; Local Artists Show; Community Meditation...

The Good Purpose Gallery opens "Luminescence" themed show in its first open house for local Berkshire artists since Covid made its debut.

BITS & BYTES: Close Encounters With Music opens 31st season; local writers to read; Berkshire Natural History Conference; LAB Biennial at The Fisher Center;...

The 31st season of Close Encounters With Music will open on November 6 with the premiere of One Earth, composed by Tamar Muskal. The opening concert will also feature Schubert’s String Quintet performed by the Borromeo String Quartet.

BITS & BYTES: BMD hosts Berkshire Busk! for the fall; illustration program at Rockwell museum; BAC concert and fundraiser; Benigna Chilla at BCC; The...

The Norman Rockwell Museum will host a monthly series of online and on-demand programs featuring leading illustrators from across the United States.

BITS & BYTES: New Shakespeare & Co. play; Berkshire Pottery Tour; Festival Latino; Illustrating Race symposium; dance at The Foundry

The Rockwell Center for American Visual Studies will present a virtual symposium called Imprinted: Illustrating Race, which will explore more than three hundred years of racial representation in published art.

BUSINESS BRIEFS: BAC opens second location; new Head Start program; new EDs at CDCSB and NBUW; new BFAIR Clinical Director; interim ED at CREATE

A new Head Start program, REACH, was developed to assist and empower Pittsfield preschool children, families and caregivers who have been historically unable to access needed services.

BITS & BYTES: Black Legacy Project celebrates anniversary; Lenox Apple Squeeze; Masters swimming results; All of Me at BSC; meander-themed concert

The upcoming Black Legacy Project anniversary celebration will include concerts, educational programs, and a community roundtable.

BITS & BYTES: American Mural Project gala; Earth Day celebration; film-making workshop; Hillsdale Car Show; historical society community day; Jim Kweskin to perform

The Berkshire Film and Media Collaborative presents its latest filmmaking workshop on Tuesday, September 20 featuring award-winning filmmaker Diego Ongaro, who will share his experiences making two feature films in the Berkshires.

BITS & BYTES: Mahaiwe announces more shows; Lich Gate Concert; The Future of American Journalism; Berkshire Biodiversity Day; Mass Audubon art show

At The Mahaiwe, headlining acts Deer Tick and Postmodern Jukebox join previously-scheduled appearances by Pink Martini featuring China Forbes, Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Squirrel Nut Zippers, and John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey.

BITS & BYTES: BBG art exhibit; Lenox Jazz Stroll; Koshersoul; Bernard A. Drew to discuss CCC camps; old-time music workshop and concert; Knosh &...

Featuring well-known and up-and-coming artists, Berkshire Botanical Garden’s season-long “Symbiosis” exhibition will open with the third indoor installment on September 16.

BUSINESS BRIEFS: BUW welcomes new director of development; AMP professional development for art educators; Guild names Gallery Manager; Dowd Agencies acquires Ideal Insurance

Guild of Berkshire Artists member Shany Porras has volunteered to serve as Gallery Manager for the Art on Main Gallery in West Stockbridge.
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