Arts UFOs Land at Tanglewood—in New Concert that Invokes 1969 Local Sightings “Mirage,” a composition by Daniel Wohl, will be performed at Tanglewood’s Linde Center by contemporary quartet Hub New Music. By Jamie Larson •
Adam Gopnik Credit: Bridgette Lacombe Arts The New Yorker's Adam Gopnik Brings “Adam Gopnik’s New York” to the Mahaiwe New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik transforms four decades of city life into a one-man show blending memoir, humor, and cultural history on April 25 at the Mahaiwe in Great Barrington. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Style Writer Karen Rinaldi’s Cocteau-Inspired Copake Home is a Refuge After Divorce After a divorce upended her life, writer and editor Karen Rinaldi found a modest eyebrow Colonial in Copake and, with help from her sister, transformed it into a deeply personal retreat shaped by the spirit of Jean Cocteau. By Mary Angeles Armstrong •
Real Estate $90 Million 2,150 Acre Estate With Historic Mill in Ancramdale Mill Farm is populated by a primary residence and a network of secondary homes, a working landscape, and internal infrastructure. By Jamie Larson •
Food "Cooking Korean" with Hannah Wong in Hillsdale Haema's Hannah Wong Wong leads a hands-on class built around core techniques and flavor structures rather than a fixed menu. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Shared Territory" Opens at Front Room in Hudson A new body of paintings that continues Thomas Broadbent long-standing interest in the uneasy overlap between the natural world and the built environment. By Jamie Larson •
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 •
