Music & Dance

Arts

The Rhythm Is Gonna Get You (Yes, You) At The Wandering Dance Festival

The week-long community dance festival in Pittsfield will offer free dance classes and workshops. No experience required.

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Hudson's Park Theater: A 1921 Movie House Is Now A Vibrant Performance Space

The Park Theater is bringing new life to an old building and more cultural events to upper Warren Street.

By Jamie Larson

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LuluFest, A Jazz Festival For And By Women Musicians, Comes To Lenox

After two decades in New York and Texas, the festival featuring female leaders in jazz makes its debut in the Berkshires.

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The Garage At Chatham: A Summer Salon Series In An Intimate Setting

You might be surprised at how conducive a garage and backyard setting can be to enjoying music, dance, art, and the spoken word.

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"No Light Yet" Animated Video Spotlights The Heroism Of Black Mothers Protecting Their Sons

A locally produced, animated music video highlights the trauma caused by systemic violence against Black Americans.

By Jamie Larson

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Season Preview 2023: Dance

Our region is the place to be for dance. Here are 10 performances you'll want to check out.

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Season Preview 2023: Music

We've chosen 10 out of many music performances you won't want to miss.

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The American Mural Project Amps Up Music Events

Live@AMP brings new musical energy to one of Connecticut's most unique art spaces.

By Jamie Larson

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Wanda Houston Puts On A “Song And Dance” To Celebrate Berkshires Women

The concert will feature local female performers and honor unsung women doing great work in the community.

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The Day That Reignited Berkshire County Songwriter Rees Shad’s Inspiration

"Call It Done" bubbled up to the surface during the Capitol's attack, but you'll have to read between the lines of the song.

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“To Sondheim, With Love,” A Musical Correspondence With One Of The Greatest Theatrical Minds In History

The Mac-Haydn Theatre presents Meredith Lustig’s solo show dedicated to Sondheim’s personal letters and his music.

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Dance: Poetry, Chesterwood, and Thou, With A Visit From Isadora Duncan

Dancer/poet Ian Spencer Bell brings Isadora Duncan back to where she once performed: Chesterwood.

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