Rural Intelligence
The (Somewhat) Interesting History of the "Hot Potato" and a Hike
Food

The (Somewhat) Interesting History of the "Hot Potato" and a Hike

Learn about and eat a traditional hot potato on this unusual hike. Or put it in your pocket to use as a hand warmer, as was once the custom of the time.
By Jamie Larson •
Artist Diego De Leon-Michel at the Rhinecellar
Arts

Artist Diego De Leon-Michel at the Rhinecellar

De Leon-Michel fills the lounge with his chaotic and arresting art. The solo exhibition opening Friday January 9 with an artist reception and runs through the end of the month.
By Jamie Larson •
Pittsfield Indoor Farmers' Market Features New Lebanese Flavors
Food

Pittsfield Indoor Farmers' Market Features New Lebanese Flavors

This year's market includes some exciting newcomers including Naji’s Mediterranean Cuisine.
By Jamie Larson •
Luke Winslow-King Live at the Barn
Arts

Luke Winslow-King Live at the Barn

Winslow-King, Michigan native turned New Orleans guitar slinger, has built a career as a soulful storyteller whose music fuses delta blues, roots, rock, and folk into one magnetic sound.
By Jamie Larson •
Julliard Risk Lab Performance Event at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park
Arts

Julliard Risk Lab Performance Event at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park

The evening is the culmination of a week-long student residency and premieres new works.
By Peter Aaron •
Rosanne Cash Opens Stissing Center’s packed 2026 Season
Arts

Rosanne Cash Opens Stissing Center’s packed 2026 Season

Roseanne Cash will perform with her husband, John Leventhal, at the Stissing Center in Pine Plains on January 31.
By Jamie Larson •
Linda Mussmann: "SHEBANG!" at TSL
Linda Mussmann, Joan of Arc, 2025
Arts

Linda Mussmann: "SHEBANG!" at TSL

The cofounder of Time & Space Limited in Hudson, artist, and cultural instigator presents a new exhibition of paintings and text-based works that channel urgency, conviction, and the combustible energy of ideas in motion.
By Jamie Larson
Chronogram 2026 Great Barrington Profile: Polished but Sharp
Community

Chronogram 2026 Great Barrington Profile: Polished but Sharp

How artists, restaurateurs, retailers, and organizers are shaping a Berkshire town determined to stay curious, ethical, and alive.
By Jamie Larson
Sherman Historical Society Reenactment Photography Show at Sherman Library
Arts

Sherman Historical Society Reenactment Photography Show at Sherman Library

The library presents a juried selection of images documenting the Sherman Historical Society’s large-scale Revolutionary War reenactment.
By Jamie Larson
Personality and History in Hudson
Real Estate

Personality and History in Hudson

An elegant Italianate residence built in 1880 and meticulously restored for today’s discerning homeowner, where classic proportions, period details, and thoughtful upgrades converge mere blocks from downtown’s restaurants, galleries, and shops.
By Jamie Larson •
Majestically Modern in New Marlborough
Real Estate

Majestically Modern in New Marlborough

The grounds feature a fully renovated 4,681-square-foot main house with three serene bedroom suites and generous, light-filled living spaces.
By Jamie Larson •
RI's Top 10 News Stories of 2025
Community

RI's Top 10 News Stories of 2025

The most read articles about some of the most significant events from the year that was.
By Jamie Larson •

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