Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 at 6:30pm, MCLA’s Berkshire Cultural Resource Center will present a free Tricks of the Trade panel discussion on Public Art at MCLA Gallery 51, 51 Main Street, North Adams, MA. Panelists [...]
Two weeks ago, the House Ways and Means Committee recommended a budget of $8.0 million for the Massachusetts Cultural Council in FY13. Last night the House of Representatives approved an amendment to increase that amount [...]
This Summer the City of Pittsfield will Celebrate Herman Melville and his works with Theatre, Art, History, Film and an Online Community Reading of Moby Dick. (Pittsfield, Mass.) The great American novel Moby Dick wasn’t [...]
Smithsonian Magazine publishes a list of the 20 Best Small Towns in America. First on the the list was the Berkshires’ own Great Barrington, MA.
Berkshire creatives were wowed last Thursday by the generosity of Berkshire Community College in hosting Spark! sponsored by Greylock Federal Credit Union. The setting immersed us in visual arts, jazz, dance, sculpture, literature and the creativity of the [...]
Watch videos from Berkshire Creative events, partners, and community. Do you have a video that highlights where your Creativity Lives/Works/Thrives? Email us the link at info@berkshirecreative.org! Click here to visit Berkshire Creative on YouTube. MCC [...]
Resources for artists and artisans of all disciplines including visual, performing, literary or musical.
New Mass. Cultural Council Initiative Seeks to Stimulate Cultural Activity & Commerce [Pittsfield, MA] – Mayor Daniel Bianchi announced today that the Massachusetts Cultural Council has named downtown Pittsfield one of the first state-designated Cultural Districts in Massachusetts. The newly designated district will be called [...]
More than forty events showcasing the talents of women writers will be held throughout Berkshire County in the month of March as part of the second annual Berkshire Festival of Women Writers, sponsored by Bard College at Simon’s Rock.
Sanjiban Sellew was remembered fondly at a celebration of his life and work this afternoon at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, where a crowd seemingly well in excess of 500 flocked to pay tribute to the late filmmaker, master cabinet maker and woodworker, and all-around eccentric, as well as to raise funds for his family to help defray costs incurred over the last few months.
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