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.
By Stacey Morris Only a 50-mile drive from Albany, Great Barrington, Mass., is a town that defies categorization. The Berkshire County town of under 10,000 is a tourist destination, second-home magnet for metro-dwellers, college town, and [...]
Great Barrington, Mass.— Now in its 38th year, the Berkshire Crafts Fair will return to Monument Mountain Regional High School August 12 to August 14, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The fair [...]
Daniel Bellow is a Great Barrington based producer of handmade, single-glazed, fine porcelain dinnerware. Read Daniel’s interview with Berkshire Creative to find out what… Brought Daniel to the Berkshires? Pros of doing business in the [...]
The Berkshire International Film Festival announced that legendary filmmaker, visual effects pioneer, inventor and Berkshire resident, Douglas Trumbull, will receive the annual BIFF Achievement in Film Award at the Festival’s 6th Anniversary held June 2 [...]
By Nichole Dupont, iBerkshires.com Saturday, April 09, 2011 GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The economy may be slow but that’s not stopping developers in South County from forging ahead. Several developers outlined their plans on Friday [...]
Join us for the launch of the 2011 SPARK! Networking Events for Berkshire Creatives March 16, 2011 Crissey Farm, Great Barrington, MA 5:30-7:00PM FREE Click here to RSVP! Click here for Directions! Want to know [...]
By Trevor Jones, Berkshire Eagle Staff Monday January 17, 2011 GREAT BARRINGTON — When Mark Rhodes goes to work, he just can’t get pop culture icons off his mind. No, he’s not wasting time daydreaming, [...]
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass.— Thomas Kail, the director of the new play “Lombardi,” paid a recent visit to Sonny Jurgensen, the Hall of Fame quarterback. It was part of Mr. Kail’s laborious research into the life [...]
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