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Culture Will Be Busting Out All Over During ArtWeek Berkshires — "Sax Player Gypsy," by Karen Andrews

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Culture Will Be Busting Out All Over During ArtWeek Berkshires

Berkshire County’s five Cultural Districts have collaborated to produce a homegrown festival of the arts.

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"Roz Chast: At Home" (In Northwest Connecticut), Pandemic Edition — Chast's pandemic pysanky eggs

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"Roz Chast: At Home" (In Northwest Connecticut), Pandemic Edition

Carol Corey Fine Art puts Chast's pandemic ponderings on display.

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Kaatsbaan Summer Festival: Dance, Of Course, But Also Music, Film And Food — Photos courtesy of Kaatsbaan

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Kaatsbaan Summer Festival: Dance, Of Course, But Also Music, Film And Food

The summer festival expands on its spring event with even more multidisciplinary events.

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[Sponsored] Alex Kamaroff's Paintings Are a Study in Masterpieces — "Shalom" by Alex Kamaroff
- Glendale Brook Studio

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[Sponsored] Alex Kamaroff's Paintings Are a Study in Masterpieces

The painter's work can be found at his gallery, Glendale Brook Studio, in Lenox.

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Theatre For Good Presents “Almost, Maine” With Broadway Star John Cariani

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Theatre For Good Presents “Almost, Maine” With Broadway Star John Cariani

One of the most popular plays in America comes to Washington Depot, Conn., with all proceeds going to charity.

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Review: “Who Could Ask for Anything More?” At Barrington Stage — Alan H. Green, Alysha Umphress, Jacob Tischler, Allison Blackwell and Britney Coleman. Photo by Daniel Rader

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Review: “Who Could Ask for Anything More?” At Barrington Stage

It was clear from the overture — "Rhapsody in Blue" — that the evening would soar.

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Saddle Up: Bronx Native Terrence McCauley Writes Westerns In Dutchess County

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Saddle Up: Bronx Native Terrence McCauley Writes Westerns In Dutchess County

How did a city guy come to write Westerns (and thrillers, and crime novels) in Amenia, New York?

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A Prophet Of The Actual Art Movement Opens Shakespeare’s Fulcrum On Warren Street — Tery Fugate-Wilcox in front of Fulcrum Gallery (480 Broome Street, Manhattan) on March 17, 1995, before an Actual Art event in which firecrackers were placed in a container and set off to splatter paint onto a canvas, part of a series of work by the artist that employed small explosions.

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A Prophet Of The Actual Art Movement Opens Shakespeare’s Fulcrum On Warren Street

Terry Fugate-Wilcox adds new elements to the influx of culture in Hudson.

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The Moviehouse in Millerton Reopening Memorial Day Weekend Under New Owners — New Moviehouse owners Chelsea Altman and David Maltby

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The Moviehouse in Millerton Reopening Memorial Day Weekend Under New Owners

Looks like Carol Sadlon picked the right couple to reinvigorate the storied Moviehouse.

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10 (And a Few More) Tix Not To Miss: Dance — Maria Kowroski, New York City Ballet

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10 (And a Few More) Tix Not To Miss: Dance

We’ve lived on dance videos for the past year, but the time has come for live dance performances. And there will be many.

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10 Exhibits Not To Miss: Visual Arts — James Turrell Skyspace

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10 Exhibits Not To Miss: Visual Arts

There’s so much of it that you can literally breathe it in after a year of holding your breath.

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10 Tix Not To Miss: Music — Summerscape outdoor stage

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10 Tix Not To Miss: Music

The hills will be alive with plenty of music. Here are ten of the many performances we look forward to.

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