PITTSFIELD – The magic of watercolor painting came to life recently as a Lenox artist touched her paint-filled brush to paper inside the auditorium of St. Mark School. Rosemary Trzepacz…
PITTSFIELD – In an effort to stimulate more interest in the city’s growing arts community, Berkshire Money Management has announced a new initiative to spur attendance and art purchases at downtown Pittsfield’s…
The Long Walk by Brian Castner, a very well-written book, is important in that it conveys two important happenings: what being an offficer under extremely dangerous conditions feels like, and even…
PITTSFIELD – Pamela “Pam” Culver, a city native, proudly showed a moon flower that grows in her backyard. “This opens at night and dies the next day,” she said. “It’s…
PITTSFIELD – In an old Victorian house in the center of the city enveloped in rich blue curtains and laden with red poppies, white candles, cleansing crystals, burning incense, fragrant…
Resident Evil: Retribution is a special kind of bad movie. As The Beacon’s film critic, I see a lot of movies, some of which are not very good. That being…
PITTSFIELD – Tonight, North Street will be turned into one big catwalk. Aside from fashion statements by attendees, the theme of tonight’s Third Thursday street festival, which runs from 5-8…
Julian Barnes won the much sought-after Man Booker prize for The Sense of an Ending last year. The back flap of the book has on it the very high praise…
PITTSFIELD – Barrington Stage Company’s fall season includes a returning favorite, music performances and an adaptation of a literary classic. “All four events are highlights for me,” said Julianne Boyd,…
GREAT BARRINGTON – Virtuoso baroque music performers Wieland Kuijken, Eva Legêne and Arthur Haas will make a return appearance for South Berkshire Concerts on Saturday, September 22 at 8 pm…