After a lengthy hiatus, the cultural hub—frequented by locals/neighbors and weekend visitors alike—celebrated its official reopening on October 10 with new owners, a new team, and a renewed focus on serving the community.
As a parent and former teacher, Mary Stucklen saw composting as a way to help improve the future of the planet—and provide a value-add service to the community.
Sharing a passion for a curated design experience, the husband-and-wife team provides interior design, design coaching, project management, space planning, and other collaborative services to clients.
The new owners are stewarding this local legend in keeping with its deep musical and community roots—while also expanding its offerings to reach a growing demand.
Summer may be coming to an end, but the pitmasters keep going year-round at this take-out establishment, which has become a beloved part of the Great Barrington culinary landscape—and community.
Driving positive business development and community impact with its unique blend of traditional investment, impact investment, and sustainable philanthropy, the Pittsfield-based enterprise is breaking new ground, and creating a model for other regions.
Greanagers' upcoming annual fundraiser provides an opportunity to review how it is carrying out its mission and to share highlights from the past year and projections for the future.
This entrepreneurial endeavor—comprising a farm, a studio/retail space, and a pop-up Vietnamese cafe (all in the North County)—is deeply rooted in collaboration and community engagement.
Almost two hundred years later, the Meeting House is still celebrated as a sacred space vibrant with programming to serve the local and surrounding communities.
The grassroots organization has acquired a home base for continuing its legacy programs in the spirit of Elizabeth "Mumbett" Freeman, Frederick Douglass, and W.E. B. Du Bois.
The side-by-side spaces feature a curated selection of drawings, paintings, fine art prints, sculptures, functional pottery, and contemporary studio glass—plus special shows such as "Six of Seven" from July 7 to August 15.
Founded three years ago by Berkshire native Jamie McCormack, this charming Great Barrington retail space helps you make better choices for your health and the planet.
