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Season Preview 2023: Dance

Our region is the place to be for dance. Here are 10 performances you'll want to check out.

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Season Preview 2023: Theater

Variety is the name of the theater output this season. Here are 10 shows we wouldn't want you to miss.

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Season Preview 2023: Music

We've chosen 10 out of many music performances you won't want to miss.

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At LABSpace, A Visual Feast Of Radical Bodies And Isolated City Landscapes

“Body High” and “Dee Shapiro: Peripheral Visions” explore the carnal versus the industrial.

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"What’s On The Board?" Illustrates The Art Of Feeding Friends

A secret ingredient becomes a character in Neil Fox’s cookbook/memoir.

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Wanda Houston Puts On A “Song And Dance” To Celebrate Berkshires Women

The concert will feature local female performers and honor unsung women doing great work in the community.

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Local Author's True Crime Book, "Hidden Demons," Captures The Evil That Visited 1990s Berkshires

Margery B. Metzger’s true crime book portrays how the Berkshires community responded to dark events 30 years ago.

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At Kenise Barnes Fine Art, “Cozy” Is The Operative Word

The gallery’s current exhibition, “Cool & Collected ‘23” offers a retreat from the disquiet of this third pandemic winter.

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The Day That Reignited Berkshire County Songwriter Rees Shad’s Inspiration

"Call It Done" bubbled up to the surface during the Capitol's attack, but you'll have to read between the lines of the song.

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The International Year Of Glass, Reflected By A Berkshires Artist

Natalie Tyler's "WildFire" sculpture stands sentinel over the United Nations.

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Of Wind And Waves: The Mesmerizing Photography of Rachael Talibart

The British photographer's work, "Oceans & Odysseys,” is now on view at Sohn Fine Art in Lenox.

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Existential Crisis, 99¢: Signs Of Our Times At South And Housatonic

For two decades, provocative window signs overlooking an intersection in Pittsfield have left us wondering about their origin.

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