Rural Intelligence Events Calendar Community Free Rides at Berkshire Carousel The nonprofit that operates the merry-go-round also sells a passport book, which can be stamped after a ride on each unique horse and/or carriage. By Francesca Olsen • Community Nature Journaling with Nanci Worthington A peaceful morning of nature journaling at Bartholomew’s Cobble, guiding participants in observing the landscape and translating what they see, hear, and feel onto the page. By Francesca Olsen • Style Amrita Lash's Holiday Ceramics Sale Northern Berkshire folks know this is a special sale, and it's a bit of an adventure, too, off Williamstown's beaten path. By Francesca Olsen • Vile the Villainess traps Killa Jada in a submission hold. Photos by David Lee. Arts The Complex Artistry and 100-Year History of Berkshire Pro Wrestling XWA Put on a wrestling show November 22 at the Masonic Temple in Pittsfield that showcased the breadth of regional talent. By Jamie Larson • Community How to Make the Most of Our New Events Calendar Your guide to finding (and posting) the best happenings in the region By Jamie Larson Style Ruggable’s New Line Boasts Hudson Valley Inspiration Kindred Cottage Collection pairs the romance of the Hudson Valley landscape with the intimacy and craftsmanship of region’s interiors By Chronogram Staff Community Free Rides at Berkshire Carousel The nonprofit that operates the merry-go-round also sells a passport book, which can be stamped after a ride on each unique horse and/or carriage. By Francesca Olsen • Arts “Wheaton Swan Song” Reception at Childs+Clark Gallery "Wheaton Swan Song" marks both a farewell and a tribute: the artist is preparing to leave the country and shift his creative direction, and the gallery is offering this final opportunity to explore and acquire his work. By Francesca Olsen • Community Nature Journaling with Nanci Worthington A peaceful morning of nature journaling at Bartholomew’s Cobble, guiding participants in observing the landscape and translating what they see, hear, and feel onto the page. By Francesca Olsen •
Community Free Rides at Berkshire Carousel The nonprofit that operates the merry-go-round also sells a passport book, which can be stamped after a ride on each unique horse and/or carriage. By Francesca Olsen •
Community Nature Journaling with Nanci Worthington A peaceful morning of nature journaling at Bartholomew’s Cobble, guiding participants in observing the landscape and translating what they see, hear, and feel onto the page. By Francesca Olsen •
Style Amrita Lash's Holiday Ceramics Sale Northern Berkshire folks know this is a special sale, and it's a bit of an adventure, too, off Williamstown's beaten path. By Francesca Olsen •
Vile the Villainess traps Killa Jada in a submission hold. Photos by David Lee. Arts The Complex Artistry and 100-Year History of Berkshire Pro Wrestling XWA Put on a wrestling show November 22 at the Masonic Temple in Pittsfield that showcased the breadth of regional talent. By Jamie Larson •
Community How to Make the Most of Our New Events Calendar Your guide to finding (and posting) the best happenings in the region By Jamie Larson
Style Ruggable’s New Line Boasts Hudson Valley Inspiration Kindred Cottage Collection pairs the romance of the Hudson Valley landscape with the intimacy and craftsmanship of region’s interiors By Chronogram Staff
Community Free Rides at Berkshire Carousel The nonprofit that operates the merry-go-round also sells a passport book, which can be stamped after a ride on each unique horse and/or carriage. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts “Wheaton Swan Song” Reception at Childs+Clark Gallery "Wheaton Swan Song" marks both a farewell and a tribute: the artist is preparing to leave the country and shift his creative direction, and the gallery is offering this final opportunity to explore and acquire his work. By Francesca Olsen •
Community Nature Journaling with Nanci Worthington A peaceful morning of nature journaling at Bartholomew’s Cobble, guiding participants in observing the landscape and translating what they see, hear, and feel onto the page. By Francesca Olsen •