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Gallery on the Green

Darren Winston, Bookseller

Close Encounters With Music

Benchmark Realty

The RE Institute

Barrington Stage Company

Johnnycake Books

Gilded Moon Framing

Berkshire Museum

Roe Jan Library

Close Encounters With Music

Movie Theaters

Bank Street Theater
New Milford, CT

Bantam Cinema
Bantam, CT

Bardavon Theater
Poughkeepsie, NY

Beacon Cinema
Pittsfield, MA

Berkshire International Film Festival
Great Barrington, MA

Berkshire Jewish Film Festival
Lenox, MA

The Chatham Film Club
Chatham, NY

Cinema Salon at the Clark
Williamstown, MA

Cinerom
Torrington, CT

Crandell Theatre
Chatham, NY

Fairview 3
Hudson, NY

FilmColumbia
Chatham, NY

FilmWorks Forum
Millerton, NY

Gilson Cafe and Cinema
Winsted, CT

Hudson Movieplex
Hudson, NY

Images Cinema
Williamstown, MA

Litchfield Hills Film Festival
Kent, CT

Little Cinema at the Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield, MA

Lyceum Cinemas
Red Hook, NY

The Mahaiwe
Great Barrington, MA

The Moviehouse
Millerton, NY

Regal Berkshire Mall 10
Lanesborough, MA

Roosevelt Cinemas
Hyde Park, NY

PS/21
Chatham, NY

Spectrum 8 Theatres
Albany, NY

Time & Space Limited
Hudson, NY

The Triplex
Great Barrington, MA

Upstate Films
Rhinebeck, NY

Williamstown Film Festival
Williamstown, MA

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Project Native Film Festival

Rural Intelligence ArtsProject Native, the only native plant nursery and native landscape restoration specialists in our region, are also becoming environmental health activists.  This weekend, to celebrate their 10th anniversary, they will be hosting a film festival in Great Barrington that kicks off at 10 a.m. on Sunday at the Triplex theater with a screening of Flow, Irena Salina’s award-winning documentary about the burgeoning cartel that is staking claim to the world’s most precious natural resource, water.  Three restaurants, Allium, Rubi’s, and The Well are hosting panel discussions.  For a complete schedule of events, click below.

Project Native Film Festival
Sunday, March 27, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Great Barrington
Admission/free

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