Saturday, June 21, 2025

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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.

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: 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.

MASS MoCA residency program focuses on foreign-born, first and second generation Americans

Through the combined efforts and resources of The Studios at MASS MoCA and The Berkshire Immigrant Center, this program gives a unique opportunity to an underserved group of artists.

BITS & BYTES: Brien Center celebration; children’s clothing sale; comedy couple stages immersive experience; commissioned play at Bridge Street Theatre; Berkshire Children’s Chorus expands

Virtually unique in its presentation of the lives of older gay and lesbian characters, "Shelley's Shadow" tells the story of David, an out of work writer nearing 60, who finds himself becoming the reluctant caretaker for his upstairs neighbors.

BITS & BYTES: Celebrating W.E.B. Du Bois; BAC gala; Rodin talk; historic hike at Bidwell; BIFF and Bousquet film series; Marianne Van Lent exhibit...

"W.E.B. Du Bois: I’ve Known Rivers” will be held on August 27, the 59th anniversary of Du Bois’s passing.

BITS & BYTES: Ballet hosts fundraiser; Seth Glier workshop and performance; BTG announces fall season; new CREATE exhibit; cliff swallows lecture; youth workshops at...

The fall line up from the Berkshire Theatre Group includes a nationally performing act, as well as several local and regional bands.

BITS & BYTES: CATA art show; Golf tournament to benefit library; BSC shows open; new gallery in North Adams; WPA exhibit; BTG sensory-friendly performances

Berkshire Theatre Group has expanded sensory-friendly programming and will offer a sensory-friendly performance for many of its summer season shows.
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