Rural Intelligence (Page 340)

Community

The Rural We: Chris Silva

The executive director of the Bardavon 1869 Opera House in Poughkeepsie, New York, Chris Silva has been a theater founder, director, producer, manager and script developer. After college graduation, he founded the Eureka Theatre in a San Francisco commune. That theater went on to present the world premiere of Tony

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Parties

It Was An Honor At Winter Blast 2018

Jamie Larson reports from Hudson.The Columbia-Greene Hospital Foundation of Columbia Memorial Health held its annual Winter Blast Saturday, Feb. 3 at Club Helsinki. And a blast it was. Always a crowded "who's who" of the region's leaders in business and philanthropy, the

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Arts

Jacob’s Pillow Puts Skates on Pittsfield’s 10x10 Festival

By Sharon Smullen If ice dancing leaves you cold, Jacob’s Pillow knows how to make it sizzle. Instead of watching sparkly Olympic skaters waltz to bland music, on Friday, Feb. 16 the Pillow will present “Vertical Influences” by Alexandre Hamel’s Montreal-based dance company Le Patin Libre (Free

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Food

Recipe: Veggie Mac 'n' Cheese

Recipes from The Sylvia Center at Katchkie Farm are those used to to inspire young people and their families to eat well through hands-on learning experiences on the farm and in the kitchen. Madeleine Fischer, program coordinator at The Sylvia Center, offers us recipes the teenagers are learning to

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Food

Joel Viehland Resurfaces At Swyft In Kent, Conn.

Joel Viehland. Photo by Evan Sung. By CB Wismar For those of us who develop attachments to our local (usually renowned) chefs and make it a practice to keep up on their whereabouts, there’s good news. Joel Viehland, who conceived the award-winning Community Table in Washington, Conn. and

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Real Estate

Immediate Occupancy

This three-bedroom, four-bathroom condo at Hunter's Chase in Litchfield is brand new construction with all high-end finishes. The open-plan main level has a great room with dining area, center island with breakfast bar, and a separate breakfast nook with fireplace. The master suite has

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Real Estate

Riverside Living

The River Houses at Cable Mills are new residences, named after their place along the Green River in Williamstown. Each house offers a sleek and modern floor plan that connects the interior and exterior with walls of glass. All units have woodstoves and the three-bedroom units have a glass-

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Real Estate

On Course

This contemporary is located in the private condominium enclave of Gleneagles Estate positioned along the Cranwell Spa & Golf Resort in Lenox. The home has an open floor plan with a kitchen and dining room that open to a great room with a fireplace and walls of windows that enjoy

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Real Estate

Close To Everything

This is a spacious four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom condominium in Lee. Presently under construction, the 3,400-square-foot home has wood and ceramic floors, granite countertops, fireplaces, walk-in closets, a first-floor master suite, alarm systems, and high-speed wiring. It's close to

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Real Estate

Right In Town

Located in the heart of Great Barrington, the condos at Powerhouse Square will be within walking distance to shops, restaurants, a movie theater, and The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. Sited next to the newly designed Berkshire Co-Op Market, these residences are an excellent investment in the Great Barrington community.

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Food

Recipe: Basque Burnt Cheesecake

By Lisa Fielding ofSecret Ingredients Everybody’s got their favorite cheesecake and I would hazard a guess that there are few who don’t like it. Whether it’s the thick and heavy slabs of New York cheesecake or a creamier, lighter version with a pastry crust, it's

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Arts

At The First Hudson Jazz Fest, The Lineup Doesn't Miss A Beat

Sheila Jordan By Jamie LarsonHudson Hall at the Historic Hudson Opera House has been breathlessly expanding its programming since reopening and relaunching last year, lofting high its immaculately restored performance hall as its figurehead. Even now, during Hudson’s (less and less off) off-season, the Hall is about to

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