Lenox Library News Today

Former Boston Symphony CEO Mark Volpe cites changing audience expectations focusing on "total experiences."

Lenox Library will host a multimedia presentation on the "Birds of Kennedy Park" on Saturday, April 13.

Joan Edwards, professor of biology at Williams College, will explore the natural history of spring ephemerals on April 7 at the Lenox Library.

The Lenox Library has created a web page to provide a user-friendly destination for details and public comment deadlines for cleanup plans.

There’s so much contamination of our social discourse, with profound implications on politics, civic life, personal privacy, and the list goes on. Artificial intelligence only exacerbates that problem

Homeowners interested in applying for funding available from the Lenox and Lee regional housing rehabilitation program grant for home repairs are invited to an information session on Tuesday, Feb. 27,

Peter Canellos, managing editor of enterprise at POLITICO, will present "POLITICO, the Supreme Court, and the State of Journalism and the Law in the United States" on Sunday, Feb. 25,

Two information sessions have been scheduled for Lenox homeowners interested in applying for funding available from a regional housing rehabilitation program grant for home repairs.

The Lenox Library Association will host its second annual Stay at Home and Read a Book Ball to benefit the Lenox Library on Saturday, Feb. 10.

Lenox Cultural Council has awarded 26 grants totaling $15,708 for cultural programs in Berkshire County.