Location: MASS MoCA, Photo Credit: Nathan Haddad February is Creative Economy Month at 1Berkshire. Individual artists, small businesses, creative manufacturers, cultural organizations, and creative consumers compose our cultural economy, which is vital
1Berkshire, as part of its Berkshire Starts program, is proud to announce the Region’s first-ever Business Bootcamp. The creation of the 1Berkshire/MCLA Business Bootcamp is the result of a strategic collaboration between 1Berkshire and the
Location: MASS MoCA, Photo Credit: Kara Thornton Gov. Charlie Baker has reacted to a state budget deficit of $98 million with midyear reductions in funding to regional tourism. To ensure that this
The Creative Resources Conference is back and is bigger and better than ever. The first 1Berkshire Creative Resources Conference was held on November 12, 2015, at Hotel on North and drew more than 80 attendees
Location: The Berkshire Eagle, Photo Credit: Ogden Gigli 2016 was a landmark year for 1Berkshire. Years of planning and hard work paid off in May with the final merger between the Berkshire
By Julia Dixon One of the most exciting aspects of my job as 1Berkshire’s Creative Economy Specialist is that I get to meet innovative, creative, and inspiring people from all across the county. From fine
It is important to remember that tourism is an integral part of the Berkshire economy that continues to sustain economic growth, and by doing so, enhances the quality of life for residents in the region.
by Jonathan Butler As we continue Women in Business Month, I had very little trouble thinking about what to write for this newsletter. Every morning, after a quick trip to get coffee, I walk into
The Berkshires is world-renowned for its vibrant arts and culture scene, making up part of this scene are our fantastic performing arts venues. The quality of the performances in the Berkshires rivals those in New
For over 45 years, women have slowly been taking over the field of Veterinary Medicine. In 2010 the gender divide in the veterinary profession was 50% men and 50% women, but women made up 80%