Community Flag Day in Hudson Gets Freaky and Goes Big for America's 250th A parade down Warren Street, fireworks over the Hudson River, and Basilica's annual (Freak) Flag Day dance party make June 13 one of the fullest days of the season. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Grid and Amaze" at the Judy Black Park in Washington Depot Two Connecticut artists share a show exploring structure, pattern, and material obsession. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "The Zionists": Barrington Stage Opens Most Timely Play of the Summer Next Week S. Asher Gelman's "The Zionists: A Family Storm" arrives in Pittsfield after a sold-out world premiere in Miami By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Japan 2026": Photographs by Tony Gomez at the Sherman Library A Sherman resident returns from Japan with a body of work that opens June 12. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate An Amazing Deck with a Big House Attached in Richmond 5,636 square feet on 4.75 acres in the northern Berkshires, with seasonal pasture views, a four-car garage, and a finished lower level. By Jamie Larson •
Food A First Bite of Gross Bagels: Coming Soon to Tivoli Aiming for an October opening, co-owner Andy Gross assures the bagels are “hot and crusty. Not gross.” By Jamie Larson •
Community NAACP Berkshire County Brings Juneteenth Celebration to Pittsfield June 21 From City Hall to Durant Park, holiday events fill Pittsfield June 21. By Jamie Larson •
Arts A Triple Feature for Mel Brooks's 100th Birthday at the Crandell "The Producers," "Blazing Saddles," and "Young Frankenstein" hosted by FilmColumbia Festival Director Calliope Nicholas. By Jamie Larson •
Community RevCon 2026: Revolutionary War Reenactment at the FDR Library Cannon fire, musket demonstrations, and historical lectures on the Hudson Valley's role in the American Revolution—three weeks before the 250th anniversary By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate April Hill: An 1850 Greek Revival Estate With Guest Cottage, in Richmond A fully restored Greek Revival on 5.65 acres, with a spring-fed pond, heated saltwater pool, barn, and panoramic views across the northern Berkshires. By Jamie Larson
Community Live Frogs and Salamanders with Tom Tyning in West Stockbridge The engaging naturalist brings the county's amphibians to life for a Friday evening talk. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Amanda Lovlee Holds a Pep Rally for Two Trees at Mass MoCA "Homecoming" opens in Courtyard A with bleachers, pep rallies, and a three-year assisted plant migration residency. By Jamie Larson •
