Jennifer Huberdeau

Six new books by Berkshire authors explore connection, love, loss and community, from memoirs and romance to mysteries and reflections on life’s ties that bind.

Barbara Viniar will discuss her novel 'Little Bird' and her writing process at Berkshire Community College on Tuesday, Oct. 28, in a free presentation available in-person and via Zoom.

“Flock”, at Berkshire Botanical Garden, features Robin Crofut-Brittingham’s watercolor paintings inspired by birds, nature and mythology.

Jacob’s Pillow debuts its first fall dance program with Caleb Teicher and Nic Gareiss, blending tap, jazz, Appalachian clogging and Irish step dance in an innovative performance at the Doris

STOCKBRIDGE — The Incredible Naumkeag Pumpkin Show, now in its sixth season, features more than 1,500 jack-o'-lanterns set up in stunning scenes, including a volcano, fairy village and castle stairwell.

Chef Hannah Wong returns to Heirloom Lodge for a collaborative dinner, film screening, and discussion celebrating the Kitchen Work Foundation residency.

Jeff Belanger and Frank Grace’s "Wicked Strange" blends haunting photography with eerie tales of New England legends, monsters and unexplained mysteries.

Jesse Kowalski, who was in the process of curating an exhibition about the Holocaust and antisemitism set to open in spring 2027, said that he was fired for “unprofessional behavior

‘Spotlight On’ Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande books bring kids fun, colorful illustrations and inspiring stories about chasing dreams, celebrating individuality and following their passions.

Discover Kadri Pärnamets’ “Muraka,” a porcelain exhibition of cloud-like, water-inspired forms on view at Ferrin Contemporary in Cummington.