BODYTRAFFIC bring a vigor of movement to the stage at Jacob’s Pillow, where they are performing through July 6.

Mason Library will host a talk with John Loughery, author of "Where the Pulse Lives: A Memoir of Growing Up Gay in the 20th Century," on Friday, July 11.

A jury found Desmond Phillip guilty of first-degree premeditated murder of Teddy Cepeda in September 2022, rejecting his ...

The city and the Pittsfield Police Department announce parking and traffic restrictions for Friday's Fourth of July Parade.

The Berkshire County Historical Society will present an evening of sea shanties with folklorist Alex Harvey on Thursday, July 10, at Arrowhead.

Leland Park, honoring Elder John Leland and the 1801 "mammoth cheese," has been restored and will be rededicated on Saturday, July 12, with a Thomas Jefferson reenactor and cheese samples.

Going to Tanglewood this weekend? Professor Yudkin previews two Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts at Tanglewood. On Saturday, July 5, Opening Night at Tanglewood features an all-Rachmaninoff program, ...

The Clark Art Institute will open its doors for Community Day: Art In Action, an annual day of fun for all ages, on Sunday, July 13. Admission is free.

The Berkshire County Historical Society is offering a playwriting workshop led by Elizabeth Doss, Herman Melville's great-great-great-granddaughter, from July 13-18 at Arrowhead.

Construction on Pittsfield's first housing resource center will wrap up in September. Housing and homelessness experts say the project is a strong step toward meeting the needs of the growing number ...

The Green Point Knife Bus, affectionately named ‘Good Knife, Irene,’ was parked on Main Street in Great Barrington for the ...

The School Committee hopes to have an interim leader in place by the time Superintendent Beth Regulbuto leaves.