Monica Bliss grew up in the Berkshires and now lives in New Lebanon, N.Y. with her husband, daughters, dog, and cats. She spends her time singing, acting, directing, writing, cooking, baking, and working towards social change.
"Housing affordability in small towns and rural areas is often overlooked, but Construct has approached this challenge with creativity and determination," said Joey Lindstrom.
From the 19th century to the present, illustrators have returned repeatedly to the sea as a site of beauty, mystery, danger, humor, and political meaning.
MASS MoCA presents its annual Community Free Day, offering free admission, exhibit activations, tours, art-making, silkscreen printing demos, story time, puppetry, music, Drag Story Hour, a meet-and-greet with community organizations, and more.
Anna Sokolow was a Jewish cultural icon, daughter of immigrants and social activist whose powerful theatrical choreography shaped American modern dance over the course of a 70-year choreographic career.
Sea shanties have been garnering a resurgence in popularity in the last few years with Seán Dagher being one of the most popular artists worldwide in the genre.
Known for her eclectic sound and intricate songwriting, Cate Le Bon blends elements of pop, folk, and experimental music to create a captivating live performance that showcases her unique artistic vision and style.
"The first time I saw the mural, I was awed by its scale, Ellen's artistry, and what it says about the central role of work in our lives. I immediately was captivated and felt the need to share the space, the mission, and the live performances and educational programs with as many people as possible,” said Jennifer Chrein.
In this sweeping retrospective of her 75-year career, Hudson Hall and Rose Gallery shine a long-overdue light on a remarkable artistic luminary in our own backyard.
Based on Ancram Center’s celebrated “Real People Real Stories,” you'll develop your story idea and learn to share it authentically with a live audience.
Since its inception in 2014 and with the help of 27 partnering agencies, the Diaper Project has provided more than 2.7 million free diapers to Berkshire County families.
