Real Estate Cute, Old, and Affordable, Next to Lime Rock Park in Salisbury Two fireplaces, a sun porch with walls of windows, a country kitchen, and a den—in the Lime Rock section of Salisbury, just listed at $485,000. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Cynthia Erivo Defies Expectations and Creates Her Own Gravitational Pull With the Boston Pops at Tanglewood In her Tanglewood debut, Erivo turned a night of standards into a happening and put the entire audience under her spell. By Jamie Larson •
Community Sunshine Orange Subaru Crosstrek Parade Returns: Bigger, Oranger, and Just as Meaningless The 2nd Annual Sunshine Orange Subaru Crosstrek Parade rolls through downtown Great Barrington on September 27, with RSVPs already past 80 and owners making a weekend of it from as far as Wisconsin and Ohio. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Jill Duffy Teaches the Alchemy of Turning Earth and Flora into Paint and Ink in Chatham At her 200-acre farm outside Chatham, a former advertising designer forages bricks, indigo, and creek rocks to make paint and ink the way it was done before synthetics took over—and teaches it to anyone curious enough to spend a day learning how. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate The Bryant Farm at Bells Pond: 66 Acre 1820 Greek Revival Farmstead in Livingston 1,800 feet of Taghkanic Creek, rolling hay fields, a private orchard, three barns, and an in-ground pool. By Jamie Larson •
Arts James Autery's "sheet" at Tanja Grunert Gallery A video artist who films train hoppers and everyday moments, projects onto cotton fabric for a new show pairing his work with the gallery's "tANJA's Living Room" series. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Ballez Reimagines "Coppelia" at Kaatsbaan "Travesty Doll Play" recasts the 1870 story ballet's Doll-maker and his creations at Kaatsbaan's Black Box Theater By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Re-scripting" Celebrates the Beauty of Words as Part of Rough Notes Fest Six artists use collage, painting, sculpture, and vinyl to fold written language into visual art. By Jamie Larson •
Community Norfolk Library's Annual Book Sale Back with Rare Finds and Tons of Free Books The sale ends with two full days of free books under the tent By Jamie Larson •
Style Learn the Art of Fall Container Design at Hollister House The Meadow Rue Gardens co-owner and former graphic designer walks through structure, texture, and cold-tolerant plant selection By Jamie Larson •
Arts Olga Dunn Dance Company Brings Wharton Inspired Performance to the Mount's Terraced Lawns A site-responsive performance of choreography, spoken word, and live cello closes with dances honoring the final chapter of the writer's life By Jamie Larson •
Arts Sara Karloff on the Father Behind the Monster Ahead of New "Frankenstein" Score Premiere Composer Michael Shapiro brings a world premiere chamber version of his Frankenstein—movie score to Stissing Center this Saturday, with Boris Karloff's daughter on hand to talk about the man behind the monster. By Jamie Larson •
