“The organization curates experiences for people across social divides to find common ground,” said Music in Common founder Todd Mack. “Music, even in its simplest form, is a universal language. Whether you are a musician or not, music can be a powerful and effective bridge to bring together people in conflict."
Braise Worthy has a unique business model: Through a direct-to-consumer subscription service, meals are delivered weekly to three pick-up locations throughout the southern Berkshires.
Chef and owner Christophe Jalbert places a high premium on local ingredients on his menus. In a short time that he has owned the former Route 7 Grill, Jalbert not only developed solid relationships with 40 or more farmers in the area, but the people who come to his restaurants expect locally grown food prepared to show off its high quality.
