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New York City Digital Art Guide
Le Random presents a curated guide to New York for digital art lovers, featuring an Art Walk map and highlighting must-see galleries, neighborhoods and artists that define the city’s vibrant digital art scene. Updated for 2026! Watch our 2026 New York Frieze Week preview with Rhizome's Michael Connor, MoMI's Regina Harsanyi and artist Karyn Nakamura. Outline: 1. Framing NYC by Emily Edelman 2. Planning Your Trip by Josh Yakov 3. Art Destinations by LoVid 4. Local Artists 5. Art Itineraries 6.
Presidential election outcome sparks concern, fear in local LGBTQ+ community members
Berkshire County — The outcome of November’s presidential election has given rise to trepidation about the future among minority and marginalized groups, including the local LGBTQ+ community. “Some things that people are really worried about are the kind of vilification of the trans community, and they see that as evident that ‘divide and conquer’ is the strategy of the MAGA movement in general,” said Bart Church, executive director of Queer Men of the Berkshires (Q-MoB).
Bullish XRP, Bullish NFT? ūüôÉ
Home, Read, NFTs Weekly Roundup: Google Play + NFTs, Nouns considers a ‚ÄėPunk, Sound opens up, & more! Subscribe to Bankless or sign in Dear Bankless Nation, Time for the weekly Metaversal NFT roundup‚Ķ and maybe also time for the current crypto winter to start thawing out for good? We‚Äôll see, though there‚Äôs no question vibes have improved, what with Ripple just besting the SEC and optimism flooding back in all around us.
Bullish XRP, Bullish NFT? 🙃 on Bankless
Dear Bankless Nation, Time for the weekly Metaversal NFT roundup… and maybe also time for the current crypto winter to start thawing out for good? We’ll see, though there’s no question vibes have improved, what with Ripple just besting the SEC and optimism flooding back in all around us.
Patients' Expectations of Benefits From Large-Panel Genomic Tumor Testing in Rural Community Oncology Practices
Abstract Large-panel genomic tumor testing (GTT) is an emerging technology that promises to make cancer treatment more precise. Because GTT is novel and complex, patients may have unrealistic expectations and limited knowledge of its benefits. These problems may limit the clinical value of GTT, but their prevalence and associated factors have not been explored.
Business Briefs: LitNet, CLuB partner; BSC grants; certification for Mountainside; Spencertown Academy capital campaign; Leger joins Salisbury Bank
Outdoor learning at Community Learning in the Berkshires, which has just partnered with the Literacy Network of South Berkshire on a tutoring program. Photo courtesy Literacy Network of South Berkshire Literacy Network of South Berkshire announces partnership with Community Learning in the Berkshires Lee — The Literacy Network of South Berkshire has announced that it is supporting Community Learning in the Berkshires by helping to bring tutors to CLuB’s April Hill Farm program.
Bits & Bytes: Pink Martini livestream; Wanda Houston at Egremont Barn; ‘Runnin’ to Grace’; award for Wynn; winter help for families
On Thursday, Dec. 17, the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center will stream the first of two holiday-themed performances from Pink Martini. Photo courtesy Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center Mahaiwe to stream holiday shows from Pink Martini Great Barrington — The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center will stream holiday-themed performances from pop band Pink Martini: “Home for the Holidays” Thursday, Dec. 17, at 9 p.m.; and “Good Riddance 2020” on Thursday, Dec.
Bits & Bytes: Virtual Fall Festival of Shakespeare; ‘BSC’s Holiday Getaway’; virtual cook-along; ‘A Virtual Christmas Spectacular’
Students from Mount Greylock Regional School performing 'As You Like It' as part of Shakespeare & Company's 2017 Fall Festival of Shakespeare. Due to COVID-19, this year's festival will take place online. Photo courtesy Shakespeare & Company Shakespeare & Company to present virtual Fall Festival of Shakespeare Lenox — In light of COVID-19, Shakespeare & Company will present an online version of its annual Fall Festival of Shakespeare Friday, Dec. 18, through Sunday, Dec.
Business Briefs: Berkshire United Way Volunteer Center; award for Maguire; Berkshire HorseWorks grants; Shaker Museum trustee; Salisbury Bank hire
A volunteer distributes face masks in Pittsfield. Photo courtesy Berkshire United Way Berkshire United Way launches Volunteer Center Pittsfield — With the launch of the Berkshire United Way Volunteer Center, the organization will help connect community members with volunteer opportunities. Any nonprofit in the county can utilize the platform free of charge to post opportunities.
Bits & Bytes: Sheffield Winter Wonderland; ‘Unlikely Conversations’; Ventfort Hall sculpture exhibit; ‘Real People Real Stories’; chocolate workshop
Decorated by Wilkinson & Sons Excavating, this tree is part of the Sheffield Historical Society's 'Winter Wonderland,' which opens Saturday, Dec. 12. Photo courtesy Sheffield Historical Society Historical society to host ‘Winter Wonderland’ Sheffield — Beginning Saturday, Dec.
Bits & Bytes: Hancock Holidays; ‘A Gift of Dance’; Dust Bowl Faeries at Club Helsinki; intergenerational theater class
A wintertime view of Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, which will open Saturday, Dec. 12, for its Hancock Holidays event. Photo courtesy Hancock Shaker Village Hancock Shaker Village to open for Hancock Holidays Pittsfield — Hancock Shaker Village will welcome visitors to Hancock Holidays, its final event of the year, on Saturday, Dec. 12. HSV will be open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., while shopping in Shaker Mercantile and a special pop-up holiday market will be available from 10 a.m. to 4 pm.
Bits & Bytes: “In Session” at Mass MoCA; mental health conference; Unsilent Night; beaver webinar
Clockwise from top left: Xaviera Simmons, M. Carmen Lane, Shaun Leonardo, Nick Cave, Kalima Young and Steve Locke will participate in the first installment of MASS MoCA's 'In Session' panel series on anti-racism and the arts Thursday, Dec. 10.
Business Briefs: Nature prescription; Bard College joins leadership alliance; Jack Miller Contractors designation; BMM donation; Bennington fellowship - The Berkshire Edge
A family enjoys nature at Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Lenox. Photo courtesy Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Mass Audubon Berkshire sanctuaries, community health centers partner to prescribe nature Lenox — Mass Audubon’s Berkshire wildlife sanctuaries will partner with a pair of South County community health centers to help share with patients the benefits of nature and the outdoors. Support is being provided by the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s CultureRx Initiative.
Bits & Bytes: MCLA art exhibit; ‘Miracle on Walker Street’; communication class for high-schoolers
From left to right: Artwork by Tanner Parrino, Zoe Villane and Liz Brick will be featured in the MCLA senior art exhibit 'Masked Voices: Disclosing Inception,' which opens virtually Monday, Dec. 7. Images courtesy Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts MCLA to open virtual senior art exhibit North Adams — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts’ senior art students will launch their online “Masked Voices: Disclosing Inception” exhibition Monday, Dec.
Bits & Bytes: Wu wins Kapetyn Prize; ‘A Christmas Carol’ video; Clipping at MASS MoCA; Aaron Likness at Simon’s Rock; Bidwell House auction
Berkshire School music teacher Tasia Cheng-Chia Wu has been awarded the 12th annual James C. Kapteyn Prize. Photo courtesy Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Berkshire School’s Wu wins $10,000 Kapteyn Prize Sheffield — Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation has announced that Berkshire School music teacher Tasia Cheng-Chia Wu has been awarded the 12th annual James C. Kapteyn Prize for excellence in teaching in an unprecedented year for the region’s educators and students.
Bits & Bytes: ‘The Supadupa Kid 2: Move’; Crystal Radio Sessions Upstate; ‘The Color of Law’; cider-making talk
Ty Allan Jackson, author of 'The Supadupa Kid 2: Move,' which will be presented in a livestreamed virtual reading by Barrington Stage Company beginning Thursday, Dec. 3. Photo courtesy Barrington Stage Company Barrington Stage to present virtual reading of ‘The Supadupa Kid 2: Move’ Pittsfield — Barrington Stage Company will present a free virtual reading of “The Supadupa Kid 2: Move” beginning Thursday, Dec. 3.
Bits & Bytes: Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas; Shakespeare & Company gala; animation talk; solar eclipse lecture
A carol sing on the porch of the Red Lion Inn during a recent Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas celebration. Many of this year's events have been moved online due to COVID-19. Photo courtesy Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas to move online Stockbridge — The annual Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas celebration will begin Friday, Dec. 4.
Business Briefs: Turkey dinners for seniors; The Pass grow capacity; Berkshire County COVID-19 Adaptation Fund; ‘Put Your Money Where Your Life Is’; nonprofit insurance; BIC board members - The Berkshire Edge
Wheeler & Taylor Insurance creates Thanksgiving meals for seniors, Claire Teague Senior Center delivers Great Barrington — This Thanksgiving has been tough for many local seniors, who weren’t able to see friends and family because of the pandemic, so Wheeler & Taylor Insurance teamed up with the Claire Teague Senior Center to give local seniors a complete Thanksgiving dinner to easily prepare at home. Wheeler & Taylor President J.
Bits & Bytes: ‘An Old-Fashioned Christmas’; ‘Thanksgiving on the Farm’; Berkshire Bounty food drive; new Berkshire history books
A display from the Great Barrington Historical Society’s ‘An Old-Fashioned Christmas’ exhibit. Photo courtesy Great Barrington Historical Society Great Barrington Historical Society offering ‘An Old-Fashioned Christmas’ Great Barrington — Beginning Friday, Nov. 27, the Great Barrington Historical Society will host exhibit of “An Old-Fashioned Christmas” at its Wheeler Farmstead Museum.
Business Briefs: Community foundations partnership; Puciloski honored; ‘We Believe’ at Salisbury Bank; Hawthorne Valley expansion; Baldwin joins Sharon Playhouse - The Berkshire Edge
Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation in Sheffield, one of the 14 members of the new Massachusetts Community Foundations Partnership. Photo courtesy Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Community foundations announce new partnership to support nonprofits in the wake of COVID-19 Boston — A statewide coalition of community foundations has announced the formation of a new partnership designed to help stabilize, strengthen and advance the social sector in communities across the Commonwealth.
Bits & Bytes: Community Thanks Supper; democracy series; ‘12X12’; ‘From Where I Sit’
The 2019 Thankful Turkey at Great Barrington's Berkshire South Regional Community Center, which will offer its annual Community Thanks Supper as takeout this year on Tuesday, Nov. 24. Photo courtesy Berkshire South Regional Community Center Berkshire South’s Community Thanks Supper moves to takeout Great Barrington — Berkshire South Regional Community Center is now taking reservations for its Community Thanks Supper takeout meal. Offered Tuesday, Nov.
Bits & Bytes: Lucinda Williams at the Mahaiwe; PJ Library Pajama Drive; ASL class; HVA auction; Hawthorne Valley Yuletide Fair
The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington will stream the next installment of Lucinda Williams' 'Lu's Jukebox' series Thursday, Nov. 19. Photo courtesy Mahaiwe Performing arts Center Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center to stream Lucinda Williams’ ‘Lu’s Jukebox’ Great Barrington — The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center has added virtual programs from rock, folk, and country artist Lucinda Williams to its schedule.
Bits & Bytes: ‘The Thanksgiving Play’; 24-Hour Pajama Read-A-Thon; NightWood at the Mount; Shining Star program; kids’ music workshop
Clockwise from top left: Molly Parker Myers, Tom Truss, Carissa Marie Dagenais and Rylan Morsbach in the WAM Theatre production of 'The Thanksgiving Play' by Larissa FastHorse, which will stream online beginning Thursday, Nov. 19. Image courtesy WAM Theatre WAM Theatre to present online production of ‘The Thanksgiving Play’ Lenox — WAM Theatre will present an online production of “The Thanksgiving Play” by Larissa FastHorse (Sicangu Lakota Nation) Thursday, Nov. 19, through Sunday, Nov. 22.
Business Briefs: CDCSB appoints Marchese; BTCF grant program; grant for Riverbrook; Fed joins Salisbury Bank; new BCC hires
Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire executive director Allison Marchese. Photo courtesy Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire CDCSB appoints Marchese as executive director Great Barrington — The Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire has appointed longtime executive and fundraising director Allison Marchese as its executive director. Marchese has directed the fundraising and marketing activities at CDCSB and acted as a consultant since 2015.
Bits & Bytes: Son Lux at MASS MoCA; ‘Entangled’ Q&A; virtual ‘Aunt Leaf’
Genreless trio Son Lux will open the Auditory After Hours series at MASS MoCA Saturday, Nov. 14. Photo: Djeneba Aduayom Auditory After Hours series to begin with Son Lux North Adams — MASS MoCA will inaugurate its Auditory After Hours series Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. with Son Lux. Auditory After Hours will consist of of in-gallery listening experiences curated by musicians including Son Lux, clipping., Sylvan Esso and Kaki King.
Bits & Bytes: Rooted in Place; Berkshire Chamber Players benefit; HVAL members show; ‘True Conversations’ at the Mount
Berkshire Botanical Garden staff members tour the natural woodland setting of Garden in the Woods with Native Plant Trust director of horticulture Uli Lorimer, who will offer a talk about hiking in nature as inspiration for the home gardener at BBG's fifth annual Rooted in Place ecological symposium Beginning Sunday, Nov. 15.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Illustrators and the Armed Forces’; ‘One Big Home’ screening; Tony Cenicola lecture; online theater workshop
'Lance Corporal Andrian Jones,' 2006, by Michael Fay, who will participate in virtual lecture for Norman Rockwell Museum about illustrators in the military Wednesday, Nov. 11. Image courtesy Norman Rockwell Museum Norman Rockwell Museum to offer armed forces illustration lecture Stockbridge — The Norman Rockwell Museum will host the virtual lecture “Embedded: Illustrators and the Armed Forces” Wednesday, Nov.
Business Briefs: Gala nets $90k; O’Sullivan joins Berkshire United Way; Berkshire Museum welcomes Belair; Greylock promotes Stanford; Salisbury Bank’s Cook graduates - The Berkshire Edge
Left to right: PJ Moynihan films Berkshire South Regional Community Center executive director Jenise Lucey and board Chair Ethel Patterson during Berkshire South's Oct. 29 'Together Apart' online gala. Photo courtesy Berkshire South Regional Community Center Berkshire South gala raises $90,000 Great Barrington — Berkshire South Regional Community Center’s first-ever socially distanced fundraising gala, “Together Apart,” held Oct. 29, raised $90,000 toward the center’s programming.
Bits & Bytes: November Reading Series; election post-mortem; ‘Rising Tides in a World on Fire’; faculty music recital
As the first offering in its November Reading Series beginning Thursday, Nov. 5, Shakespeare & Company will present 'Autmn' by Richard Wesley, left, directed by Regge Life, right. Photos courtesy Shakespeare & Company Shakespeare & Company to offer November Reading Series Lenox — Shakespeare & Company will hold its virtual November Reading Series Thursday, Nov. 5, through Sunday, Nov. 22. “These are enormously engaging plays by Richard Wesley, Kermit Frazier, and Lydia R.
Bits & Bytes: First Fridays Artswalk; arts & crafts festival; Paglen lecture; award for Lewis
Moon Garden by Ali Herrmann. Photo courtesy Downtown Pittsfield Inc. First Fridays Artswalk to feature new indoor and outdoor exhibits Pittsfield — The First Fridays Artswalk on Friday, Nov. 6, from 5 to 8 p.m. will feature indoor and storefront art shows, murals, outdoor sculpture and 19 of Artscape’s Pittsfield Paintboxes. The Marketplace Café will feature works by Kathryn L. Jensen with an opening reception during Artswalk.
Business Briefs: $2 million for theaters; WAM Theatre donations; Jewish Women’s Foundation grants; foster families donation; Fill-the-Basket campaign
The cast of the Berkshire Theatre Group production of 'Godspell.' Photo: Emma K. Rothenberg-Ware Barrington Stage Company, Berkshire Theatre Group receive gifts totaling over $2 million Pittsfield — Barrington Stage Company and Berkshire Theater Group have received gifts of just over $1 million each from the family of the late Mary Anne Gross in honor of her lifetime love of both theater and the Berkshires. Mark H.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Berkshire Outdoor Shorts’; ‘Uplifting Black Connection to Outdoor Spaces’; Berkshire Bounty food drive; holiday art show
On the set of 'King Corona,' the first offering in Great Barrington Public Theater's 'Berkshire Outdoor Shorts' series. Photo: John Sharaf Great Barrington Public Theater launches ‘Berkshire Outdoor Shorts’ Great Barrington — Great Barrington Public Theater, in collaboration with Berkshire Film and Media Collaborative, has launched “Berkshire Outdoor Shorts,” an online series of short, solo films centered on the natural environment of the Berkshires.
Bits & Bytes: Dewey Hall gala; ‘Typhoid Mary’ reading; ‘Walking Amongst the Shadows’; calligraphy workshop
The Wanda Houston Band filmed a live performance that will be screened Thursday, Oct. 29, during the 'Keep the Lights On' virtual gala for Dewey Hall in Sheffield. Photo courtesy Dewey Hall Dewey Hall to hold virtual gala Sheffield — On Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m., Dewey Hall will hold a “Keep the Lights On” virtual gala with the Wanda Houston Band.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Together Apart’ gala; Berkshire Earth Expo; ‘Ghosts of the Berkshires’; decluttering workshop
Participants prepare for a socially distanced hike at Berkshire South Regional Community Center, which will hold a virtual 'Together Apart' gala Thursday, Oct. 29. Photo courtesy Berkshire South Regional Community Center Berkshire South to hold online ‘Together Apart’ gala Great Barrington — Berkshire South Regional Community Center will host “Together Apart,” a socially distanced gala celebration held via Zoom, Thursday, Oct.
Business Briefs: Berkshire Museum in national program; busy real estate market; BUW campaign kick-off; new art storage facility; new Jack Miller Contractors hires - The Berkshire Edge
Berkshire Museum to participate in ‘Building a National Network of Museums and Libraries for School Readiness’ Pittsfield — As part of a cooperative agreement with the Institute of Museum and Library Services awarded to Boston Children’s Museum to expand its existing School Readiness through Partnerships program to three new states, Berkshire Museum has been selected to engage in the “Building a National Network of Museums and Libraries for School Readiness” project.
Bits & Bytes: Community Day at Hancock Shaker Village; ‘The Trial of Susan B. Anthony’; voice workshop for teens; F. Scott Fitzgerald stories
Fall colors in front of the Round Stone Barn at Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, which will host a free community Day Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo courtesy Hancock Shaker Village Hancock Shaker Village to offer free admission on Community Day Pittsfield — Hancock Shaker Village will hold a Community Day Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission all day.
Bits & Bytes: Schumacher lecture; Halloween StoryWalk; ‘Local Characters: Back to School’; West African drumming class
George Monbiot will deliver the 40th annual E.F. Schumacher lecture Sunday, Oct. 25. Photo courtesy Schumacher Center for a New Economics George Monbiot to deliver 40th annual E.F. Schumacher lecture Great Barrington — On Sunday, Oct.
Bits & Bytes: CATA art reception; BCC 60th anniversary; virtual Festival Latino; ‘Edgar Allan Poe: Master of the Macabre’
'A Windy Spring Day' by CATA artist Mike Blaisdell is included in CATA's 'I Am a Part of Art' exhibit, for which a virtual reception will be held Thursday, Oct. 22. Image courtesy Community Access to the Arts CATA to hold virtual reception for ‘I Am a Part of Art’ Great Barrington — Community Access to the Arts has launched an online multimedia art exhibit in conjunction with its annual art show “I Am a Part of Art” at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown.
Business Briefs: Early College Research Institute; Pedal It Forward; BCD head at conference; Berkshire Bounty update; new Olana trustees
Autumn colors at Bard College at Simon's Rock in Great Barrington, which recently announced the Early College Research Institute and Early College Folio.
Bits & Bytes: WAM Theatre’s ‘ROE’; Great Barrington Women’s Rally; ‘Chickens: A Shared Curiosity’; Jim Schantz in Boston
Clockwise from top: Ryan Winkles, KD McTeigue, Tara Franklin, Susanna Guzmán and Tracy Liz Miller in the WAM Theatre online production of 'ROE,' which will begin screening Saturday, Oct. 17. Image courtesy WAM Theatre WAM Theatre to present online production of ‘ROE’ Lenox — WAM Theatre will present an online production of “ROE” by Lisa Loomer Saturday, Oct. 17, through Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom’; the Bridge Sessions; ‘RISE UP’ in North Adams; ‘Flight’ at Hawthorne Valley’
'Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom' will open Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge. Image: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), The Right to Know, detail, 1968. Look. ©Norman Rockwell Family Agency. All rights reserved Norman Rockwell Museum celebrates return of ‘Four Freedoms’ paintings Stockbridge — The Norman Rockwell Museum will host “Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom” beginning Saturday, Oct. 17.
Business Briefs: ‘Suicide: Culture & Community’ conference; Fierro joins CHP; Holmes leaves 18 Degrees
Fall colors at Stockbridge's Austen Riggs Center, which will host an online conference on ‘Suicide: Culture & Community’ This weekend. Photo courtesy Austen Riggs Center Experts to address ‘Suicide: Culture & Community’ at Austen Riggs Center virtual conference Stockbridge — The Erikson Institute for Education and Research at the Austen Riggs Center will present a virtual conference for clinicians, scholars and mental health advocates Friday evening, Oct. 16, and Saturday, Oct. 17.
Business Briefs: COVID-19 impact survey; opioid response grant; new BIO director; TRIO program renewed; manufacturing training graduates
1Berkshire, Assets for Artists, Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation launch creative economy COVID-19 impact survey Pittsfield — 1Berkshire, MASS MoCA’s Assets for Artists program and Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation are seeking information via a new survey from the leadership of creative economy institutions, businesses and organizations as well as from individual artists and creatives in the Berkshires.
Bits & Bytes: Supreme Court discussion; Winona LaDuke, Leah Penniman conversation; ‘Art of the Hills’ in person
The U.S. Supreme Court Building at Dusk. Photo courtesy Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College OLLI to host online discussion of religion and the Supreme Court Walter Weber. Photo courtesy Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College Pittsfield — Within 12 days this past summer, the U.S. Supreme Court decided three cases involving the relationship between government and religion. On Wednesday, Oct.
Bits & Bytes: Mahaiwe virtual party; Mark Plotkin talk; ‘Kabuki 2’ at Lauren Clark Fine Art; ‘From Sharon to Spoon River’
Rosanne Cash is one of the many performers participating in the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center's virtual 'Moving People, Moving Mountains' party Sunday, Oct. 11. Photo courtesy Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center Mahaiwe to present ‘Moving People, Moving Mountains’ fundraiser Great Barrington — The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center will celebrate its 15th anniversary Sunday, Oct.
Business Briefs: East Mountain Medical changes; CHP expands; ‘Empower Hour’; BMM sponsors BETA; Greylock annual meeting
Health care providers at East Mountain Medical in Great Barrington, from left to right: Dr. Blake Williams; Denise Kincaid, DNP; Dr. Edward Weiner; Dr. Daniel Patel; Clare Tullock, FNP; Dr. Andrew Potler; Kari Mendel, DNP; Dr. Eric Bush. Absent: Laurie Basinait, ANP.
Business Briefs: SolarFi, Pittsfield partnership; October Adoption Extravaganza; #BanksNeverAskThat; CHP relocation; youth leadership program
The city of Pittsfield has partnered with SolarFi to bring its Privé pods to the downtown area. Photo courtesy SolarFi SolarFi, Pittsfield partner, bring multi-use Privé pods to community Pittsfield — The city of Pittsfield has announced a partnership with Berkshire Bank, Downtown Pittsfield Inc. and nonprofit green energy company SolarFi, to bring SolarFi’s Privé pods to the community. Beginning Thursday, Oct. 1, SolarFi will install six of its Privé pods throughout the downtown area.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Their Stories’ returns; ThinkFOOD conference; ‘Eleanor’ encore; First Fridays Artswalk
The virtual gallery for the Berkshire Museum's 'Their Stories: Oral Histories from the NAACP' exhibit, which opens Friday, Oct. 2.
Bits & Bytes: Black Lives Matter film festival; ‘Bridge Over Troubled Times’; ‘It’s All About Reading’; harvest moon walk
The Triplex Cinema, Berkshire International Film Festival and Clinton Church Restoration will collaborate on 'W.E.B. Du Bois to George Floyd: 150 Years of Resistance,' a documentary film event to be held this weekend at the Triplex Cinema in Great Barrington.
Bits & Bytes: Harvest Festival Reimagined; Elijah Cummings talk; CDCSB film fundraiser; ‘The Incredible Naumkeag Pumpkin Show’
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 3, Berkshire Botanical Garden's month-long Harvest Festival Reimagined will include pumpkin-painting for children and other activities for people of all ages.
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