Feigenbaum Foundation News Today

For their exceptional accomplishments and dedication to the people who work in the nonprofit sector, seven area individuals will be feted on May 21 at the 7th annual Berkshire Nonprofit

When the first Friday in May rolls around in Pittsfield, cultural development director Jennifer Glockner predicts “no snow on the ground” and a big party underway along North Street.

The public kick-off of the 100th anniversary of the publishing of "Billy Budd, Sailor," will begin at noon, April 7, at Hot Plate Brewing, 1 School St., with a mini-marathon

The Literacy Network recently launched its new website, which can be viewed at litnetsb.org.

The First Fridays Artswalk returns to downtown Pittsfield on Friday, May 5. New programming includes music, an art market and more.

The oak and maple staircases had darkened over the years from use and age, and the treads were worn.  ADAMS, Mass. — Attorney Emil George was sitting in the conference...

Lines of poetry composed this fall by 26 students in Pittsfield elementary schools now appear on hats and gloves being distributed for free from an arts installation at the Riverside

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire County college art majors are invited to apply for the 2023 juried Berkshire Art Association (BAA) College Fellowship Show.    $5,000 in...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Music School (BMS) announced Music @ The Taft presents Songs from the Heart: A 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Berkshire Music School Cabaret Workshop...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — After two years without an in-house holiday season celebration, Berkshire Museum brings to life its second-floor gallery spaces with a celebration of winter that is...