PITTSFIELD — The nomination process for 1Berkshire's eighth annual Trendsetter Awards is now open, and will run through July 10. The Berkshire Trendsetter Awards celebrate outstanding organizations and individuals whose achievement, innovation, and/or commitment has
Lend us your voice and take our 1Berkshire Inaugural Member Survey now! 1Berkshire is officially turning two years old in June! We are looking for feedback from members and the community to help influence
The summer is heating up with fantastic Bernstein programming at Tanglewood, must-see performing arts options across the county, world-class art exhibits and so much more. Our hotels are reporting that their rooms are booking
Meet our Director of Economic Development, Ben Lamb. With 13 years of living in the Berkshires under his belt, Ben comes to us with a unique background, eclectic experience portfolio, and a passion for
Save the date! The 8th Annual Trendsetter Award nominations go live on May 22. So now is the time to start thinking about who you can nominate for a Trendsetter Award this year. Since 2011,
WILLIAMSTOWN — Thousands of honeybees are creating their own masterpiece at The Clark Art Institute. Buzzing in and around three hives perched atop the Manton Research Center, the vitally important insects have produced an
The Railroad Street Youth Project's W.E.B. Du Bois Mural Project has received national attention from the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers. The murals, which celebrate the life and accomplishments of Great Barrington native
PITTSFIELD — They toured the expansive Greylock Works in North Adams and looked behind the scenes of Berkshire Medical Center. They heard about why people have chosen to invest their time and energy in
What would encourage vacationers to roll the dice on the Berkshires? This is a question that area tourism officials and community leaders need to make in the coming months as MGM Springfield prepares for
BOSTON — While Massachusetts cultural institutions are for the most part thriving, the struggles of outliers like the Berkshire Museum have initiated conversations about the right approach to preserving fixtures of the arts economy. The