Arts "Flourish": Sculpture at The Mount Opens for the Season "Flourish," is a show organized around themes of growth, resilience, connection, and the ways communities come together and thrive. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Berkshire Screen Icon Karen Allen Talks BIFF 20 Honor and Major Milestones The Raiders of the Lost Ark star has called the Berkshires home for four decades. Now, as BIFF marks its 20th anniversary with a landmark lineup and a European partnership, the festival is finally turning the spotlight to a best friend. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Celebrating African-American Choral Music at Tanglewood Berkshire Choral International returns to Tanglewood for a Memorial Day Weekend concert at Ozawa Hall on May 24, By Jamie Larson •
Arts Long Light Launches Memorial Day Weekend at Art Omi in Ghent Experimental musician Elori Saxl. Photo courtesy of Art Omi. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Haydn, Mozart, Prokofiev, and a Living Composer at West Stockbridge's Old Town Hall The West Stockbridge Chamber Players' spring concert features the principal bassist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Images Cinema Reopens After Major Renovation with New Second Screen and Events All Over Town The newly renovated nonprofit theater returns with blockbusters, folk horror, outdoor screenings, and a Sondheim retrospective. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Art in an Overwhelming Age: Childs+Clark Opens Its 2026 Season "Glass Half Full" invites artists to respond to the current moment through painting, glass, ceramics, and photography. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "John & Jen" Opens at the Unicorn Theatre Berkshire Theatre Group opens "John & Jen" at the Unicorn Theatre on May 22, with previews beginning May 20. The show runs through June 7. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Gabe Brown's Luminous Abstraction at Kenise Barnes in Kent New paintings that move between birdsong, plant structure, and the cosmos. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Renowned Sculptor William Carlson Comes Out of Hiding for Gallerie 271 Show in Monterey After 15 years in the Berkshires, a man who has work in the Met, Smithsonian, and the Yokohama Museum of Art is finally showing his neighbors his life’s work. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Norman Rockwell Museum Names New Director as Legendary Leader Steps Down After Four Decades Graham C. Boettcher, Ph.D., brings a 20-year museum leadership record to Stockbridge as Laurie Norton Moffatt closes out a transformative 40-year run By Jamie Larson •
Arts Upstate Art Weekend Open Studios 2026 Launches Across Hudson Valley The region-wide event on May 16 and 17 invites the public into artists’ working spaces for an intimate look at the Hudson Valley’s thriving creative community. By Brian K. Mahoney •
