Dana Bixby Architecture Click for listing information Sponsored December 02, 2020 Share this post P.O. Box 556West Stockbridge, MA 01266 (413) 232-7834Danabixby.comDana@danabixby.comFacebookInstagram Share this post Written by Sponsored Credit: Georgia Hilmer Style Feast on Your Life: Tamar Adler’s New Book Highlights Beauty in the Friction of Living Tamar Adler, James Beard and IACP Award winning author, on her new book, Feast on Your Life: Kitchen Meditations for Every Day is a 365-day account of the small delights of cooking, eating, and living well. By Ashleigh Lovelace • Darkside Records is a temple to physical media. Style The Big Beautiful Record Store of the Past is Back at Darkside Miss digging through bins for hours in search of buried audio treasure? Darkside Records in a former Poughkeepsie church will bring you back. By Peter Aaron • 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 Steve and Julie Browning. Photo by David McIntyre. Food No Comply Foods Breaks the Rules in All the Right Ways Mission-driven and exploding with culinary creativity, Great Barrington’s No Comply Foods is thriving while following a philosophy that refuses to conform to traditional restaurant industry dogma. By Jamie Larson • Arts Everett Bradley’s “Holidelic” Takes Off in Tivoli The seasonally festive funk revue will take over Kaatsbaan Cultural Park on December 12 and 13. By Peter Aaron • Food Via Cassia in the Running for USA Today’s Best New Restaurant Less than 2 years after opening, Italian trattoria Via Cassia in Hudson has been nominated as one of the best new restaurants by USA Today in 10Best By Marie Doyon • Arts Print Room Pop-Up: Andrea Chénier The display offers a macabre but compelling glimpse into the anxieties that shaped the opera’s dramatic setting. By Francesca Olsen • Community Pittsfield's Holiday Shindy One big green flag when it comes to holiday markets: Longevity. Pittsfield's Holiday Shindy has been around for 18 seasons now. By Francesca Olsen • Arts Work-in-Progress: Short-sighted by Deborah Hay Known for her radical approach to undoing learned movement and expanding perception, Hay brings her signature mix of rigor, humor, and the unexpected to this evolving piece. By Francesca Olsen •
Credit: Georgia Hilmer Style Feast on Your Life: Tamar Adler’s New Book Highlights Beauty in the Friction of Living Tamar Adler, James Beard and IACP Award winning author, on her new book, Feast on Your Life: Kitchen Meditations for Every Day is a 365-day account of the small delights of cooking, eating, and living well. By Ashleigh Lovelace •
Darkside Records is a temple to physical media. Style The Big Beautiful Record Store of the Past is Back at Darkside Miss digging through bins for hours in search of buried audio treasure? Darkside Records in a former Poughkeepsie church will bring you back. By Peter Aaron •
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
Steve and Julie Browning. Photo by David McIntyre. Food No Comply Foods Breaks the Rules in All the Right Ways Mission-driven and exploding with culinary creativity, Great Barrington’s No Comply Foods is thriving while following a philosophy that refuses to conform to traditional restaurant industry dogma. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Everett Bradley’s “Holidelic” Takes Off in Tivoli The seasonally festive funk revue will take over Kaatsbaan Cultural Park on December 12 and 13. By Peter Aaron •
Food Via Cassia in the Running for USA Today’s Best New Restaurant Less than 2 years after opening, Italian trattoria Via Cassia in Hudson has been nominated as one of the best new restaurants by USA Today in 10Best By Marie Doyon •
Arts Print Room Pop-Up: Andrea Chénier The display offers a macabre but compelling glimpse into the anxieties that shaped the opera’s dramatic setting. By Francesca Olsen •
Community Pittsfield's Holiday Shindy One big green flag when it comes to holiday markets: Longevity. Pittsfield's Holiday Shindy has been around for 18 seasons now. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Work-in-Progress: Short-sighted by Deborah Hay Known for her radical approach to undoing learned movement and expanding perception, Hay brings her signature mix of rigor, humor, and the unexpected to this evolving piece. By Francesca Olsen •
