Arts Firewater! Kicks Off Hudson Pride at Hudson Brewing Company The No Ring Circus brings its sideshow series to Pride for the first time—burlesque, drag, circus, and debauchery. By Jamie Larson •
Community At 95, Mother of Harney & Sons and Real Estate Icon Receives Doctorate Elyse Deublein Harney has been an emblem of local bootstrap success for generations. Now, at 95 By Jamie Larson •
Arts Sherman Artfest Returns to the Town Green for Its Fifth Year More than 30 artists, live music, and a weekend of buying directly from makers in one of Litchfield County's smallest towns. By Jamie Larson •
Community The Berkshire Mountains Faerie Festival Flutters into Adams A full day of Celtic music, puppet theater, faerie wings, and a dragon fire pit—just in time for the solstice. By Jamie Larson •
Style Architect Drew Lang Combines Victorian Elegance with Ancient Landscapes in Germantown The house's dual nature offers the best of both worlds, connecting with human elegance and natural beauty. By Mary Angeles Armstrong •
Arts “No Picnic” Screens at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck on June 25 Philip Hartman’s artifact of New York’s pre-gentrification East Village follows a down-and-out jukebox operator who wanders the cheap tenements, dive bars, and derelict streets of the East Village in search of a mysterious woman in a striped dress. By Peter Aaron •
Style Books & Blooms Garden Weekend Returns to Cornwall Executive editor of Farrar, Straus & Giroux Jonathan Galassi opens the weekend with a talk on writing and gardens; four private properties open Saturday for self-guided tours By Jamie Larson •
Community Flag Day in Hudson Gets Freaky and Goes Big for America's 250th A parade down Warren Street, fireworks over the Hudson River, and Basilica's annual (Freak) Flag Day dance party make June 13 one of the fullest days of the season. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Grid and Amaze" at the Judy Black Park in Washington Depot Two Connecticut artists share a show exploring structure, pattern, and material obsession. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "The Zionists": Barrington Stage Opens Most Timely Play of the Summer Next Week S. Asher Gelman's "The Zionists: A Family Storm" arrives in Pittsfield after a sold-out world premiere in Miami By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Japan 2026": Photographs by Tony Gomez at the Sherman Library A Sherman resident returns from Japan with a body of work that opens June 12. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate An Amazing Deck with a Big House Attached in Richmond 5,636 square feet on 4.75 acres in the northern Berkshires, with seasonal pasture views, a four-car garage, and a finished lower level. By Jamie Larson •
