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AT BERKSHIRE BUSK!: Week of July 11, 2024

Headlining the bill is Groovy Guy, an internationally traveling professional street performer who is bringing his juggling skills to Great Barrington for the first time.

AT BERKSHIRE BUSK!: Week of July 4, 2024

Stunt comedian Wacky Chad will return as one of Berkshire Busk!’s headlining acts on both Friday, July 5, and Saturday, July 6. Festivities throughout downtown Great Barrington begin at 6:30 p.m.

AT BERKSHIRE BUSK!: Week of June 27, 2024

Berkshire Busk! is stepping into its fourth season with Pride!

Singer-songwriter Katherine Winston returns for the last week of the Berkshire Busk! on September 1 and 2

“Great Barrington is always one of my favorite places to play,” singer-songwriter Katherine Winston said of her upcoming Berkshire Busk! performances. “It’s a place where everyone really seems to enjoy music and all kinds of art. Everyone is very supportive and friendly."

One-man stunt comedian Wacky Chad returns to Berkshire Busk! August 25 and 26

Wacky Chad’s show isn’t as easy as it looks–and it doesn’t look easy at all. But as a professional street performer, the flips and tricks are only half the battle.

Blues and gospel musician—and seasoned busker—Robin O’Herin returns Berkshire Busk! July 21

On July 21, blues and gospel musician Robin O'Herin will be returning once again to the local Berkshire Busk! festival, which has hosted the performer since its inaugural year.

Bella Santarella will host Pride Night at Berkshire Busk! on July 15 on behalf of Berkshire Pride

Hot off the heels of shows at Berkshire Pride, Sheffield Pride, The Barn, Dottie’s, and more, Bella Santarella will take up the mic once again as an emcee for Pride Night at Berkshire Busk! on July 15.

Teenage Singer/songwriter and busker Noah Robertson sets sail from Australia to take part in Berkshire Busk!’s opening weekend on July 1

“I just love the whole vibe of playing/busking on the street,” said Noah Robertson, who grew up busking at outdoor markets in Australia. “I love the feeling as the crowd builds. It's awesome when people start dancing, clapping, moving, and getting into it."
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