With nearly 140,000 visitors last year and an average of 148,600 over the past five years, according to the institution’s annual report, the museum has become an institution that both preserves Rockwell’s legacy and nurtures [...]
What could be more creative than starting a museum in the Berkshires in this economy? Carol Crossed, President of the Board of Trustees of the newly emerging Susan B. Anthony Birthplace and Museum at 67 [...]
The 2009 Berkshire Gallery Guide is now available! Now in its second year, the Berkshire Gallery Guide, produced through a collaboration among Berkshire Creative, Berkshire Living magazine and the Berkshire Visitors Bureau, is the only [...]
Last Saturday, MASS MoCA celebrated its 10th Anniversary. Politcians, such as former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis and North Adams Mayor John Barrett III, who originally recognized MASS MoCA as an economic engine for the revitalization [...]
The Mount reaches an agreement to cut its $8.4M in debt and avoid foreclosure. The Mount, the historic former home of noted American author Edith Wharton, has shored up its financial footing.Representatives of the site, [...]
“We view this as one way of giving something back to our wonderful and supportive community. It’s our version of an economic and cultural stimulus program. We hope to encourage visitors, especially those who’ve never [...]
Sunday, March 23, PBS Thirteen/WNET New York launched SundayArts, a new, weekly series of videos featuring news and information about the arts in New York City. Among the handful of inaugural videos, was a feature [...]
What is CultureCount? CultureCount is New England’s cultural database, developed by New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA). CultureCount is an online data warehouse containing financial, demographic, geographic, and other information about cultural nonprofits, businesses, [...]
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