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• From the NY Times: A Cult Denim Line Goes Mass

  When the designer Anne Johnston Albert shut down her East Village label and shop, Martin, in 2005 to move to Great Barrington, Massachusetts, cult-like fans of her jeans were, to put it mildly, dismayed. Martin [...]

• BIFFMA Announces Fifth Season and Expansion to Pittsfield

  The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) announces film selections that will screen from June 3rd through June 6th, 2010 in Great Barrington and Pittsfield, MA. The film festival will feature some 75 US and international [...]

• Searles Redevelopment to Include Incubator Space

  The Berkshire Community Development Corporation, has submitted a proposal for the redevelopment of the Great Barrington, Searles/Bryant School Complex which includes 15,000 square feet of space dedicated to emerging businesses, arts groups, small businesses, creative professionals and not-for-profits.

• Berkshire Fringe Launches 5th Season and New Website

  

  The Berkshire Fringe is a 21 day summer festival presenting dynamic new works of theater, dance and music by emerging artists from across the United States—as well as those right from our own backyard. Held [...]

• BERKSHIRE INTERNATIONAL FILM TICKETS NOW ON SALE

  

  The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) has released individual tickets for the upcoming film festival! BIFF will showcase over 70 feature films, documentaries and shorts, May 14 – 17 at the Triplex Cinema and the [...]

• Berkshire Art Kitchen

  

  BAK is committed to providing unique opportunities for creativity, connection and change through art exhibitions, poetry readings, music and potluck gatherings in the home of artist-activist and social entrepreneur, Gabrielle Senza. In addition to the [...]

• Local Architect Honored for Innovative House

  

  “Difficult sites make good architecture” – Stephen Dietemann Local artist and architect Stephen Dietemann, has been honored by the Western Massachusetts Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for the residential design of Great [...]

• From the Berkshire Record: Taking a close look at the economic impact of the Mahaiwe Theater

  

  “The Mahaiwe, for instance, is not a restoration project for restoration’s sake. Our mission is to bring in top caliber offerings that are diverse and varied and appeal to all interests and ages, so that [...]

• CREW NEEDED FOR ONE-DAY SHOOT

  

  Camera and audio crew needed for a one day interview shoot in NYC in March. For further information or to send a link to your reel or resume, please email lynnette@beansproutproductions.org ASAP. Beansprout Productions produces [...]