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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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BUSINESS BRIEFS: New ownership at two Lenox hotels; New BIPOC fund at Pittsfield Farmers Market; Grant for nursing assistant training programs; Technical Assistance offerings...

A new fund at the Pittsfield Farmers Market will support BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) farmers and entrepreneurs.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: BSRCC gala; GRIDLIFE at Lime Rock Park; BEAT youth program; Bidwell House Museum stroll; “marble corridor” lecture; ExtraSpecialTeas performance

On Friday, August 19, The ExtraSpecialTeas singers will hold their annual concert at the gazebo in Great Barrington.
Life In the Berkshires

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.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Black Arts and Culture Festival; Mahaiwe Met Opera tickets on sale; Family Resource Fair; Summer Intensive Theatre Final Project; Jazz workshop...

The Great Barrington Family Resource Center will host a Resource Fair for families on Saturday, August 13.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Program dedicated to Black composers; free IEP training; Limited Series at Mac-Haydn; Moonlit Meaner at Clark; David Eddy show

For parents of public school children who need special education, CHP Family Services is offering a free, online workshop, “IEP Training 101.”
Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: New director at Berkshire Museum; CATA names new Program Directors; Greylock promotions; EforAll awards; BCC new hires; BCC Cannabis Program

Kelly Galvin joins current staff members Jeff Gagnon and Kara Smith in a new trio of Program Directors at Community Access to the Arts.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Chihuly exhibit opens; Gilbert workshop and concert; Moby-Dick inspired art; traditional Cambodian dance; free Jacob’s Garden tour; Becket Arts Center events

A free tour of Jacob’s Garden, on the Jacob’s Pillow campus, will be offered on August 6.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Mac-Haydn introduces new initiative & discount; FreshGrass anticipated; Bard Music Festival; FIRST Friday on Eagle Street; “The Tao of Judaism”

The annual Bard Music Festival, dedicated to classical music, will return on August 5.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: New dance work at WCMA; DA forum; bat program at SML; donut eating contest; Healey endorses Harrington; streamlined SNAP application

On Saturday, August 13 at Hilltop Orchards, 10 contestants will compete to be the 2022 “No Crumb Left Behind” Cider Donut Eating Champion.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: WTF begins; MASS MoCA residency applications; PS21 month of dance; Waldorf school eyes Old Town Hall; CATA talk

The Studios at MASS MoCA welcomes artists at all career stages, income levels, and disciplines to apply for their residency program.
Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Coffee house opens; CEDS seeks projects; MNN meeting; CHP CEO steps down; Lee Bank welcomes new team member

Berkshire Regional Planning Commission is gathering information on high priority economic development projects in the Berkshires
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: YIDSTOCK; Shakespeare & Co workshop; BCHS survey; facilities work at CHP dental ; BCC info sessions

YIDSTOCK: The Festival of New Jewish Music returns Amherst—The Yiddish Book Center is proud to present the 10th anniversary of YIDSTOCK: The Festival of New...
Life In the Berkshires

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.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Pop-up dance party in Pittsfield; “Beat the Streets” basketball; GB Public Theater opening; Pittsfield Parade programming, Chesterwood sculpture show

The 44th annual contemporary outdoor sculpture show at Chesterwood, a historic artist’s retreat, will open on July 1.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: BBG hosts gala and auction; People’s Pantry fundraising; Beekeepers meeting; Berkshire Pulse classes; Carrie Chen Gallery exhibit

The People’s Pantry is raising money with their newly launched Help-Fill-The-Bag fundraiser.
Life In the Berkshires

BITS & BYTES: Aston Magna festival; Tattoo exhibit at Berkshire Museum; CTC season begins; Black Roots Summer; BTG opening; Six Depot reopens

Berkshire Museum’s new exhibit Living Ink: The Art of Tattoos, an artistic, scientific, and historical look into tattooing, will open Friday night.
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