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Wonder And Awe: All In A Day’s Work for Matica Circus
The circus-for-hire will dazzle your guests and also offers classes in aerial silks, trapeze and other circus arts.
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Season Preview 2024: Theater
Here are 10 out of many theater productions we think you'll want to see this summer.
First A Forager, Then A Welder: Sculptor David Skora Transforms Discarded Steel
The acclaimed Litchfield County sculptor transforms steel into a dialogue between form and motion.
September Gallery Offers The Thrill Of Peeking Into Someone’s “Me”
Two concurrent exhibitions by women artists express the adventures of our shared humanness.
Behind The Scenes At Barrington Stage Company’s 10x10 New Play Festival
BSC's production stage manager describes what it's like to put together 10 plays in six days.
Rituals, Talismans, And Divination: Artists Search For Meaning In “Like Magic”
The artists in MASS MoCA’s latest exhibition combine technology and magic in ways that reflect a belief system.
The Movies Came Calling For The Orchestra Now At Bard (See: “Maestro”)
The Orchestra Now at Bard was cast as a youth orchestra in Bradley Cooper's film about Leonard Bernstein.
Take Two: Triplex Cinema Reopens As A Nonprofit, Community-Centered Theater
The cinema faced its closing, but the community stepped in with a "Save the Triplex" grassroots campaign.
All The Wonders Right Here In The Berkshires (A Collection of Eccentricities)
Buried deep in the Berkshire Museum's archives, a collection of curious objects sees the light of day.
Winged Helicopter Seeds Take Creative Flight In “The Samara Series”
Sabiha Al Khemir’s work with samara seeds reflects her own migratory pattern and the influences of Islamic art.
Hudson’s Park Theater: A 1921 Movie House Is Now A Vibrant Performance Space
The Park Theater is bringing new life to an old building and more cultural events to upper Warren Street.
What Time It Is? At AMP, About 13,000 Watches Worth Of Volunteer Hours
At American Mural Project’s new installation, every watch belonged to a person who gave their time to help someone else.
Art Installation Demands Thoughts, Prayers And Action At Five Points
"Thoughts and Prayers" project speaks volumes about the hypocrisy of the oft-repeated phrase.
Chapter 25 Of The Annual Sharon Summer Book Signing (And Why The Authors Keep Coming Back)
Meet your favorite authors and discover new ones at this literary celebration, a fundraiser for Hotchkiss Library of Sharon.
Ceramics Gallerist Leslie Ferrin Tracks Her 40-Year Journey In “Are We There Yet?”
The exhibit is a testament to Ferrin's longevity and commitment to artistic production and career development.
How Do We Save Our Vanishing Birds? Two Journalists Went On An Epic Quest To Learn How
Anders and Beverly Gyllenhaal will be speaking about their new book, "A Wing and a Prayer," in West Stockbridge on July 6.
Review: “Cabaret” At Barrington Stage Company Is A Triumph
The theater's new artistic director introduces himself to audiences with this bold (and satisfying) production.
The Garage At Chatham: A Summer Salon Series In An Intimate Setting
You might be surprised at how conducive a garage and backyard setting can be to enjoying music, dance, art, and the spoken word.
Summerscape Stages Theatrical World Premiere Of Cult-Status Album “Illinois”
The work’s resistance to categorization makes it the perfect inaugural event for this year’s SummerScape.
“No Light Yet” Animated Video Spotlights The Heroism Of Black Mothers Protecting Their Sons
A locally produced, animated music video highlights the trauma caused by systemic violence against Black Americans.
Five Points Arts Print Festival: A Celebration Of Woodblock Printmaking
The first-ever event in Torrington is partnering with BIG INK in a festival of large-scale woodblock printmaking.