Arts The National Reserve at Barrington Hall The band brings its hybrid of rock, soul, and rhythm & blues to Barrington Hall March 27, with an opening set by Whistle & The Stack. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Naked in the Rideshare," a WTF Theatrical Dinner The Williamstown Theatre Festival presents "Table Read," a theatrical dinner experience unfolding on March 26 By Jamie Larson •
Arts “Presence in Absence” Explores Casualty and Loss in Former American Legion Post Turned Art Center Opening March 28 at Creative Legion in Hudson, the multimedia exhibition “Presence inAbsence” speaks a contemporary conversation about memory and grief into a space already marked by both. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Jon Stewart Brings Politically Cutting Comedy (and a Drum Kit) to Tanglewood Stewart will make his Tanglewood debut June 20, performing a comedy set after backing his band Church and State on drums. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Yaya Bey at MASS MoCA Brooklyn singer and songwriter Yaya Bey brings her richly textured R&B voice to MASS MoCA’s Club B10 on Saturday, March 21 at 8pm. By Jamie Larson •
Location: Wappingers Falls Chapel of Sacred Mirrors launches 2026 Group exhibition "Supernal Light" The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors launches its new exhibition on the Vernal Equinox with a full day of talks, art, and ritual celebration inside Entheon’s All One Gallery. By Jamie Larson •
Arts At Art Omi Onnis Luque Photographs the Scars of Architecture Luque' documents fractured hillsides, industrial excavation sites—landscapes reshaped by extraction, reframing architecture as a process that creates ecological voids. By Jamie Larson •
Location: Copake, NY "Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B" in Copake The Two Of Us Productions presents a mischievous new spin on the Sherlock Holmes canon at the Theater at the Copake Grange. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Hudson Valley’s Hidden Comics History A new book and exhibition by Marist professor Moira Fitzgibbons traces the Hudson Valley’s surprising legacy as a hub for cartoonists, comic-book printing, and graphic storytelling—from Disney comics rolling off presses in Poughkeepsie to today’s thriving community of regional creators. By Brian K. Mahoney •
"Specimen 44" by Catherine Latson, 2025 hand-dyed cotton thread, cotton, wire16 inch diameter x 3 inches deep (unframed), 23 x 23 x 3.75 inches (framed in acrylic shadowbox) Arts "New In" Opening at Kenise Barnes Fine Art Kenise Barnes Fine Art opens its spring group exhibition "New In" on March 14, bringing together fresh work from nine artists in the gallery’s program. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Chekhov’s Short Stories Take to Local Stages in “Chekhovek” This Month Director Melania Levitsky adapts nine short stories by Anton Chekhov into a five-actor theatrical collage that highlights the Russian writer’s humor, compassion, and absurdity of everyday life. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Barrington Stage Co. and Chester Theatre Co. Announce 2026 Seasons The Berkshire theater season is finally beginning to feel near, especially as more companies announce their intriguing spring-summer lineups. By Jamie Larson • •
