Style Berkshire Furniture Maker Launches New Collection with Design Icon Rafael de Cardenas Kump Studio's Ian Geoghegan on sheen, plywood, Pee-wee Herman, and the collection he just launched with one of design's most in-demand names. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Review: Barrington Stage's "A Chorus Line" Recaptures the Magic in Final Weeks RI founder, theater reviewer, and child of the 70's, Dan Shaw was moved to tears by a production as powerful as ever. By Dan Shaw •
Arts Poughkeepsie Art Mile Turns U-Haul Trucks into Pop-Up Art Galleries Mobile galleries roll into downtown on August 9, making contemporary art more accessible one truck at a time. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Food The Couple Behind Some of the Region’s Best Bar Programs Hosts Rare Pop-up at Bad Times Natasha David and Jeremy Oertel, consultants behind cocktail programs at Restaurant Kinsley, Little Goat, and Pez, are stepping behind the bar for the first time in a long time at Bad Times in Tivoli, August 7 and 8. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend Closes Out the Festival at Mass MoCA with Blast Over 70 musicians perform across three days—Philip Glass reimagined, a new chamber opera, and the resurrection of a legendary British big band. By Jamie Larson •
Community Dangerous Algal Blooms: What You Need to Know, at the Cary Institute in Millbrook Scientists and state officials explain the largest bloom recorded in nearly 40 years of monitoring — and how to spot and report the next one. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Black Mountain House: Secluded in South Egremont's Jug End Preserve A 1976 chalet reimagined top to bottom—Finnish sauna, cedar hot tub, Miele kitchen, screening lounge, and 5 bedrooms bordering 3,000 acres of protected wilderness. By Jamie Larson •
Style Autumn Blackwood Teaches Bibliomancy at Mini CT Bookish Con in Torrington Autumn Blackwood teaches divination through text and how to craft a powerful bookmark. By Jamie Larson •
Community Books, Bites, and a Kids' Carnival: The Hotchkiss Library's Summer Book Signing Weekend The 28th Annual Sharon Summer Book Signing runs July 31-August 1 with Melissa Clark, Jenny Jackson, Simon Winchester, and Jonathan Mahler among the headliners. By Jamie Larson •
Community So What Exactly is Polluting Our Local Air? A new community monitoring network is revealing how wildfire haze, traffic, industry, and wood smoke shape the Hudson Valley’s invisible environment. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Bernie Williams Returns to Millbrook Winery for the Fifth Annual "Jazz in the Vineyard" The former Yankees center fielder and jazz musician headlines with a fifth vintage of "Bernie's Blend" wine—proceeds support music education.. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Al Olender Brings "The Worrier" to the Bard Spiegeltent The Kingston-based songwriter makes her Spiegeltent debut with songs about grief, change, and the anxieties of an ever-moving world. By Jamie Larson •
Food "Soup Queen" Reopens Elizaville Diner This Weekend after Launching Kiki's Convenience Next Door With a grand opening July 26, Sarah Khoshaba is bringing back the classics with two conjoined businesses and menus rooted in nostalgia but crafted with modern skill. By Jamie Larson •
Food An Odyssey Through the Region’s Best Greek Restaurants With Christopher Nolan's epic retelling of “The Odyssey” in theaters, our hunger for Greek food sends us far and wide to show you the restaurants worth adventuring out to. By Jamie Larson •
Photo by Michael Wuerth. Food Hudson Dry: The First Local Nonalcoholic Bottle Shop is Stocked Ryan Curran’s new zero-proof bottle shop, Hudson Dry, will be open from 10am to 7pm from Thursday to Monday on Hudson’s Warren Street. By Janani Hariram •
Food Dirty Gaia Defines Healthy Land with Farm and Garden Tour The Good Dirt: Farm & Garden Ramble on July 19 tours 20 farms and gardens in Rhinecliff, Rhinebeck, and Red Hook. By Chronogram Staff • •
Arts Jorge Glem and Sam Reider Bring Brooklyn-Cumaná to the Stissing Center A Latin GRAMMY-nominated cuatro and accordion duo built on friendship. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Yolanda Cuomo on the Craft (and Grief) of Bookmaking The designer behind some of photography's most iconic monographs gives a rare public lecture at The Church in Staatsburg, tied to an exhibition on loss and healing. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend Closes Out the Festival at Mass MoCA with Blast Over 70 musicians perform across three days—Philip Glass reimagined, a new chamber opera, and the resurrection of a legendary British big band. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Michael Grohman Brings a Lawyer's Eye to Street Photography to Gallerie 271 "Hurry Up and Wait" marks the photographer's first Berkshire exhibition, filled with images built around motion, stillness, and what's left unsaid. By Jamie Larson •
Community Dangerous Algal Blooms: What You Need to Know, at the Cary Institute in Millbrook Scientists and state officials explain the largest bloom recorded in nearly 40 years of monitoring — and how to spot and report the next one. By Jamie Larson •
Community A Fire Pit Gathering preserves Nipmuc Tradition at Jacob's Pillow Andre StrongBearHeart Gaines Jr. leads a community gathering in the Indigenous Garden, part of the dance festival's permanent commitment to Eastern Woodlands culture. By Jamie Larson •
Community Valatie's Village-Wide Tag Sale Turns Main Street Into One Big Yard Sale Antiques, collectibles, and household finds spread across the village, bookended by waterfalls on both ends of Main Street. By Jamie Larson •
Community Books, Bites, and a Kids' Carnival: The Hotchkiss Library's Summer Book Signing Weekend The 28th Annual Sharon Summer Book Signing runs July 31-August 1 with Melissa Clark, Jenny Jackson, Simon Winchester, and Jonathan Mahler among the headliners. By Jamie Larson •
Style Autumn Blackwood Teaches Bibliomancy at Mini CT Bookish Con in Torrington Autumn Blackwood teaches divination through text and how to craft a powerful bookmark. By Jamie Larson •
Style Twilight Outdoor Float Therapy with Live Sound at Prospect Berkshires Stillwater's twilight Float Camp comes to a Scandinavian-influenced mountain lake resort for an evening of sensory deprivation and sound healing By Jamie Larson •
Style Paula Greif's Coveted Ceramics Pop-Up at Shaker Outpost in Chatham The Hudson-based potter whose work sells out online brings new pieces inspired by Shaker baskets and buckets to the Maira Kalman-curated general store. By Jamie Larson •
Style A Dutchess Couple is Creating Community with Backyard Uruguayan Grill Mike Diago and Zoraida Lopez-Diago grew up in homes where the kitchen was the central focus, and they bring these traditions into their own home and residential community. By Mary Angeles Armstrong •
Arts Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend Closes Out the Festival at Mass MoCA with Blast Over 70 musicians perform across three days—Philip Glass reimagined, a new chamber opera, and the resurrection of a legendary British big band. By Jamie Larson •
Community Dangerous Algal Blooms: What You Need to Know, at the Cary Institute in Millbrook Scientists and state officials explain the largest bloom recorded in nearly 40 years of monitoring — and how to spot and report the next one. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Black Mountain House: Secluded in South Egremont's Jug End Preserve A 1976 chalet reimagined top to bottom—Finnish sauna, cedar hot tub, Miele kitchen, screening lounge, and 5 bedrooms bordering 3,000 acres of protected wilderness. By Jamie Larson •
Style Autumn Blackwood Teaches Bibliomancy at Mini CT Bookish Con in Torrington Autumn Blackwood teaches divination through text and how to craft a powerful bookmark. By Jamie Larson •
Community Books, Bites, and a Kids' Carnival: The Hotchkiss Library's Summer Book Signing Weekend The 28th Annual Sharon Summer Book Signing runs July 31-August 1 with Melissa Clark, Jenny Jackson, Simon Winchester, and Jonathan Mahler among the headliners. By Jamie Larson •
Community So What Exactly is Polluting Our Local Air? A new community monitoring network is revealing how wildfire haze, traffic, industry, and wood smoke shape the Hudson Valley’s invisible environment. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Bernie Williams Returns to Millbrook Winery for the Fifth Annual "Jazz in the Vineyard" The former Yankees center fielder and jazz musician headlines with a fifth vintage of "Bernie's Blend" wine—proceeds support music education.. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Al Olender Brings "The Worrier" to the Bard Spiegeltent The Kingston-based songwriter makes her Spiegeltent debut with songs about grief, change, and the anxieties of an ever-moving world. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Black Mountain House: Secluded in South Egremont's Jug End Preserve A 1976 chalet reimagined top to bottom—Finnish sauna, cedar hot tub, Miele kitchen, screening lounge, and 5 bedrooms bordering 3,000 acres of protected wilderness. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate Big 1915 Brick Colonial on a Full Acre in Lenox Pocket doors, crown moldings, a marble kitchen, 5 bedrooms, and a summer porch—a short walk from Tanglewood. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate Colorful Cottage in Richmond A fully updated 1960 lake cottage in Richmond Shores, with canal access to Richmond Pond, a stone fireplace, a loft, and access to Richmond Pond. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate 1987 Colonial With Over 1,000 Feet of Housatonic River Frontage in Sheffield our acres, two fireplaces, a great room that opens to the river, and a primary suite with the best views in the house. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate An 1880 Farmhouse on the Roeliff Jansen Kill, in Hillsdale A screened porch spanning the north wing, river frontage, 6.63 acres, and a barn zoned for commercial or residential use. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The C. Edwards Lester House: An 1810 Federal Colonial in Spencertown Live in living history at this former home of an important abolitionist author and US Consul to Genoa under President John Tyler. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate A Hillside Renovated 1875 Colonial in Lee Three bedrooms, a detached garage, and a deck for entertaining—five minutes from the Red Lion Inn, with Tanglewood and Jacob's Pillow close by. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate An Architect-Designed Contemporary in New Marlborough A 1984 Andrew Daland house with a cathedral great room, screened gazebo, and a quiet forest. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Kemble: A Registered Gilded Age Estate, Turnkey as a Luxury Rental, in Downtown Lenox Built in 1881 for Frederick Frelinghuysen, secretary of state under Chester A. Arthur, the property has been a private residence, a boys' school dormitory, and an inn—now offered as a 13-bedroom income-producing estate. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate Renovated 1890 Colonial on a Brook in East Kent Original beams and wide-plank floors, a renovated kitchen, two barns, and an imported clawfoot tub. By Jamie Larson •
Design Your Perfect Outdoor Spaces: Paul Rich & Sons Home Furnishings + Design For more than four decades, Paul Rich & Sons has evolved alongside the homes it furnishes. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team
Stressless by Design: Paul Rich & Sons Quality Furniture For more than four decades, Paul Rich & Sons has evolved alongside the homes it furnishes. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team •
Rest, Perfected: Handmade Shifman Mattresses at Paul Rich & Sons Home Furnishings + DESIGN in Downtown Pittsfield At Paul Rich & Sons Home Furnishings + DESIGN, Shifman’s hand-tied, two-sided mattresses made from natural materials offer decades of comfort that far outlast foam mattresses. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team
Guide Longyear Gallery Artist-Run Cooperative Representing emerging and seasoned artists located throughout the New York State region. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team
Arts Jorge Glem and Sam Reider Bring Brooklyn-Cumaná to the Stissing Center A Latin GRAMMY-nominated cuatro and accordion duo built on friendship. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Yolanda Cuomo on the Craft (and Grief) of Bookmaking The designer behind some of photography's most iconic monographs gives a rare public lecture at The Church in Staatsburg, tied to an exhibition on loss and healing. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend Closes Out the Festival at Mass MoCA with Blast Over 70 musicians perform across three days—Philip Glass reimagined, a new chamber opera, and the resurrection of a legendary British big band. By Jamie Larson •
Community Dangerous Algal Blooms: What You Need to Know, at the Cary Institute in Millbrook Scientists and state officials explain the largest bloom recorded in nearly 40 years of monitoring — and how to spot and report the next one. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Black Mountain House: Secluded in South Egremont's Jug End Preserve A 1976 chalet reimagined top to bottom—Finnish sauna, cedar hot tub, Miele kitchen, screening lounge, and 5 bedrooms bordering 3,000 acres of protected wilderness. By Jamie Larson •
Style Berkshire Furniture Maker Launches New Collection with Design Icon Rafael de Cardenas Kump Studio's Ian Geoghegan on sheen, plywood, Pee-wee Herman, and the collection he just launched with one of design's most in-demand names. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Review: Barrington Stage's "A Chorus Line" Recaptures the Magic in Final Weeks RI founder, theater reviewer, and child of the 70's, Dan Shaw was moved to tears by a production as powerful as ever. By Dan Shaw •
Arts Poughkeepsie Art Mile Turns U-Haul Trucks into Pop-Up Art Galleries Mobile galleries roll into downtown on August 9, making contemporary art more accessible one truck at a time. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Michael Grohman Brings a Lawyer's Eye to Street Photography to Gallerie 271 "Hurry Up and Wait" marks the photographer's first Berkshire exhibition, filled with images built around motion, stillness, and what's left unsaid. By Jamie Larson •
Community A Fire Pit Gathering preserves Nipmuc Tradition at Jacob's Pillow Andre StrongBearHeart Gaines Jr. leads a community gathering in the Indigenous Garden, part of the dance festival's permanent commitment to Eastern Woodlands culture. By Jamie Larson •
Style Autumn Blackwood Teaches Bibliomancy at Mini CT Bookish Con in Torrington Autumn Blackwood teaches divination through text and how to craft a powerful bookmark. By Jamie Larson •
Community Valatie's Village-Wide Tag Sale Turns Main Street Into One Big Yard Sale Antiques, collectibles, and household finds spread across the village, bookended by waterfalls on both ends of Main Street. By Jamie Larson •
