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Berkshire Museum

Roe Jan Library

Close Encounters With Music

Gallery on the Green

Darren Winston, Bookseller

Close Encounters With Music

Benchmark Realty

The RE Institute

Barrington Stage Company

Johnnycake Books

Gilded Moon Framing

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G J Askins Bookseller
New Lebanon, NY
Pittsfield, MA

Barbara Farnsworth Bookseller
West Cornwall, CT

Berkshire Books
Chatham, NY

The Bookbarn
Hillsdale, NY

The Bookloft
Great Barrington, MA

The Bookstore
Lenox, MA

The Chatham Bookstore
Chatham, NY

Darren Winston Bookseller
Sharon, CT

Hickory Stick Bookshop
Washington Depot, CT

House of Books
Kent, CT

James S. Jaffe Rare Books
Salisbury, CT

Johnnycake Books
Salisbury, CT

Joie de Livres
Salisbury, CT

Librarium
East Chatham, NY

Merritt Bookstore
Millbrook, NY
Red Hook, NY

George Robert Minkoff, Inc. Rare Books,
Alford, MA

Oblong Books & Music
Millerton NY
Rhinebeck, NY

Richard J. Lindsey Bookseller
Kent, CT

The Spotty Dog Books & Ale
Hudson, NY

Village Books
Tivoli, NY

Water Street Bookstore
Williamstown, MA

Yellow House Books
Great Barrington, MA

Readings, Signings & Exhibits

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Lane Smith Defends Print

Saturday, September 18 @ noon
Rural Intelligence Arts
Best-selling children’s book author Lane Smith (Madam President and John, Paul, George & Ben) will read from and sign his latest, It’s a Book, a defense of print in the digital age targeted at little ones.  Smith, who lives in Litchfield County, relays his message in his usual lighthearted-yet-subversive manner, a style that makes his books big hits with both children and those who read aloud to them.

Oblong Books & Music
Millerton

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