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 •
Community Who's Behind Question 8? The Half-Baked Effort to Repeal Legal Cannabis in Massachusetts A November ballot question would undo a decade of legal recreational cannabis sales. Here's what the measure does, who is funding it, and who is running the campaign on both sides. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "All the President’s Men" with WAMC's Joe Donahue in Chatham The Academy Award-winning 1976 film about the Watergate scandal will be followed by a discussion moderated by WAMC's Joe Donohue.. By Peter Aaron •
Arts Jay Jurden Brings His Hulu Special to Mass MoCA The Mississippi-born, New York-based comedian, fresh off "Yes Ma'am" and a stint writing for "The Problem with Jon Stewart," headlines Club B10. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate Woodsy Wood Cabin With Wood Stoves and Woodland Views in Richmond, Near Tanglewood Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a loft balcony, a wood stove, and wraparound decks on 2.54 wooded acres—minutes from Tanglewood. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Beloved as Muse, Invisible as Artist: Duston Spears' "Bird Girl" at Chatham Bookstore Her debut novel, about a reclusive painter dragged back into the SoHo art world by a viral podcast, gets a conversation with longtime Village Voice art critic Elizabeth Hess. By Jamie Larson •
Community Berkshire Busk! Courtyard Weekends Draw Serious Acts to the Streets of Great Barrington Free live music and street performance return to downtown Great Barrington — a few weeks after Yo-Yo Ma made a surprise appearance on the same stage. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Summertime" Brings Four Distinct Visions of the Season to Bernay Fine Art F. Lipari's minimalist barns, Linda Pochesci's Italian hill towns, Janet Rickus's still lifes, and Roxa Smith's colorful interiors share a summer group show. By Jamie Larson •
