7.24.08
New Yorker illustrators to speak at The Mount
[PRESS RELEASE] Team behind New Yorkistan cover to sign books on Saturday, July 26
7.24.08
[THEATER REVIEW] The Violet Hour at Barrington Stage Company
review by CHRIS NEWBOUND of VARIETY and BERKSHIRE LIVING
7.24.08
[DANCE REVIEW] Alonzo King's Lines Ballet at Jacob's Pillow
review by SETH ROGOVOY, Berkshire Living Magazine
7.23.08
Woodworkers to strut their stuff
[PRESS RELEASE] Annual exhibition at Berkshire Botanical Garden July 26-27
7.23.08
Marilyn Kalish painting of Lady Macbeth finds home at Shakespeare and Company
[PRESS RELEASE] Local artist and gallery owner's work hangs in new theater
7.22.08
Singer-songwriter Jess Klein returns to region
[PRESS RELEASE] Performs at Club Helsinki on August 17
7.22.08
Doctors remove malignant growth from James Levine's kidney
[PRESS RELEASE] No evidence cancer has spread
7.20.08
Why can't we do it the British way?
The English reduce carbon footprints of drafty old Victorian homes
7.13.08
[MUSIC REVIEW] Los Lobos at the Mahaiwe
Review by Seth Rogovoy, BERKSHIRE LIVING Magazine
11.14.07
Too much monkey business in New Delhi
from the New York Times
7.11.08
John Williams to conduct score to new Indiana Jones movie at Tanglewood
[Press release] 2008 TANGLEWOOD SEASON, WEEK FOUR, JULY 25-31
7.10.08
[DANCE REVIEW] Hofesh Shechter Company at Jacob's Pillow
review by SETH ROGOVOY, Berkshire Living Magazine
7.6.08
[MUSIC REVIEW] Les Troyens, Part I, Tanglewood
review by SETH ROGOVOY, Berkshire Living Magazine
7.9.08
BERNICE LEWIS TO PERFORM FREE OUTDOOR CONCERT AT THE CLARK JULY 15
[PRESS RELEASE] Berkshire's top new-folk singer-songwriter to gig before the hometown crowd
7.7.08
The Dollyrots to Perform at Rock On! Indie Band Camp Workshop
[PRESS RELEASE] Concert at BCC on July 31
7.7.08
The Dollyrots to Perform at Rock On! Indie Band Camp Workshop
[PRESS RELEASE] Concert at BCC on July 31
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Appalachian Trail to be focus of forum, Sunday, Aug. 19
8.15.07
Walking the Appalachian Trail focus of forum on Sunday, August 19
(Great Barrington, Mass., August 7, 2007) – Members of the Berkshire chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club will be on hand for a multimedia presentation and discussion about “Walking the Appalachian Trail” on Sunday, August 19, at 11 a.m., at the Triplex Cinema in Great Barrington, as part of Berkshire Living’s award-winning “Rest of the Story” free public forum series.
Ninety miles of the Appalachian Trail’s 2,175 miles runs through Berkshire County. On the occasion of the trail’s seventieth anniversary, Berkshire Living celebrates the Appalachian Trail and those who walk it and care for it in “Walk This Way” in its August special outdoor recreation issue. At the “Rest of the Story” event, trail hikers and maintainers will be on hand to share the joys of the trail running right through our backyards. Berkshire Living editor-in-chief Seth Rogovoy will moderate the event.
Each month, Berkshire Living, an award-winning regional lifestyle and culture magazine, and the Triplex join forces to present free public forums based on an article running in the concurrent issue of the magazine. For more information, call Berkshire Living at 413.528.3600.
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