Arts Parsons Dance at the Mahaiwe The New York–based company, founded by choreographer David Parsons, has built an international reputation on their athleticism, clarity, and energy. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Angelz Fury at the Proprietor’s Lodge For a few hours, the stage at the The Proprietor’s Lodge becomes a small arena, built on the muscle memory of a generation raised on VHS concert tapes and late-night radio. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Sean Rowe and Jenna Nicholls at Barrington Hall Sean Rowe brings his steady voice to an intimate room, joined by Jenna Nicholls. By Jamie Larson •
Food Party’s Over: Hy’s Fried Closes Abruptly, Ending a Short, Electric Run After less than two years of fried chicken and dancing, Egremont restaurant and music venue Hy’s Fried announced late last week that it has closed. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Gathered Threads," at Peggy Mercury in Kent Natalie Baxter presents soft sculptures and quilted wall works rooted in technique. By Jamie Larson •
Community Eclectic April: 10 Singular Spring Events ten ways to spend April experiencing something that can’t quite be streamed, duplicated, or simulated. By Jamie Larson •
Arts RI Road Trip: Dia Beacon HV Free Day On the last Sunday of each month, Dia Beacon opens its doors free of charge to Hudson Valley residents By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate 1929 Lake Garfield Estate with Olmsted-Attributed Grounds Newgrange, was built in 1929 as a country manor and remains one of the more substantial lakefront properties in this part of the Berkshires. By Jamie Larson
Community No Kings Rallies Sweep Region This Weekend, Amid Rising Tensions A growing national protest movement returns March 28 with rallies across the Hudson Valley, pushing back against Trump-era authoritarianism at home and abroad. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Wellness "The Emotionally Exhausted Woman" — A Retreat with Nancy Colier A three-day retreat led by psychotherapist Nancy Colier takes on a too-often untreated condition: emotional exhaustion. Running March 27–29 By Jamie Larson
Community "Rhapsody Repair Workshop: Ceramics" at MASS MoCA An extension of the exhibition itself, the workshop offers a chance to bring damaged objects back into use while situating that act within a larger conversation about making, care, and continuity. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Hundreds of Beavers at the Stissing Center The independently produced film has quietly developed a reputation as a modern cult favorite. By Jamie Larson •
