The Dalí String Quartet will play selections from Ludwig van Beethoven and Felix Mendelssohn in addition to a repertoire of Latin American classical music both old and new on April 27 at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center.
The Count Basie Orchestra will play the Colonial Theatre May 3, part of the 19th annual Pittsfield CityJazz Festival. The 18-piece ensemble, founded by the legendary jazz musician in 1935, will draw on 90 years of music.
"Top Gun: Maverick in Concert" will start the season, 8 p.m. June 20, in the Koussevitzky Music Shed. The Pops will perform the score — featuring music by Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga and Hans Zimmer — live to picture, conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos.
Lenox native Rebecca Field stars as White House gardener Emily Markil in "The Residence," a Netflix series about the staff maintaining the residence of the presidents. The show, released March 20, is available to stream now.
Director R.B. Schlather returns to Hudson Hall with a bold new staging of Handel’s blockbuster opera "Giulio Cesare," blending baroque spectacle with community-driven creativity.
Hancock Shaker Village is launching a major renovation of its Visitors Center to better showcase the Shaker legacy through expanded exhibits, improved accessibility, and modernized spaces.
The Baby Animals Festival at Hancock Shaker Village returns April 12, giving visitors a chance to meet the latest generation of newborn livestock.
Emmy-winning comedian John Mulaney returns to the Berkshires for his Tanglewood debut on June 29 as part of the 2025 Popular Artist Series in Lenox.
The documentary 'Silver Lining' captures the 25-year journey of Misty Blues, offering an inside look at the band’s history. It's an official selection of the 2025 Boston International Film Festival.
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A weekend with her grandsons turns into a flavorful family moment for Maggy Button, as a movie night leads to making Roy Choi–inspired salsa verde and sharing tacos across three generations.
A food-filled weekend in Portland, Maine, takes readers from wood-fired fine dining to scratch-made brunches and brewery bites, showcasing the city’s rich culinary scene, local charm and James Beard pedigree.
These mini potato kugels, a Passover favorite, are easy to make and packed with flavor, thanks to a touch of apple and maple syrup.
A fib about Maine tomatoes and a cleverly disguised corn casserole reveal the magic of culinary phantoms that turn skeptics into lifelong fans.
Columnist Margaret Button's first-time cruise featured rough seas, canceled stops and endless buffets, but the highlight was discovering a delicious warm bread pudding.
Home and Garden
After a long day of photographing wildlife, columnist Bill Danielson spots a porcupine munching on flower buds high in a backyard maple tree.
On a spring morning in Chatham, N.Y., a quiet walk through Hand Hollow reveals the return of migrating birds, including a majestic osprey, as nature awakens with song, movement and signs of seasonal renewal.
As spring arrives, the return of the killdeer and other seasonal wildlife makes the morning commute a bittersweet journey filled with beauty, distraction and the irresistible pull of nature.
While toxic to humans, bears naturally seek out the plant for sustenance and for its benefits as a natural laxative.
The tomato has evolved through history, facing hybridization, commercialization and a modern push to restore its lost flavor.
A roadside stop to photograph rock formations for a biology lesson unexpectedly turns into a powerful real-world example of evolution and survival after columnist Bill Danielson discovers a hidden black bear carcass.
As spring awakens the natural world, unexpected creatures — from mice to a mysterious short-tailed shrew — find their way indoors, revealing surprising connections between language, wildlife, and history.
The sight of migrating mallard ducks offers a hopeful reminder that warmer days are ahead.
A gardener’s attempt to create a low-maintenance space backfires when bird netting disrupts nature’s balance, leading to an unexpected lesson in ecosystem harmony.
As winter loosens its grip, red-winged blackbirds, chickadees and migrating geese signal the arrival of spring, while backyard feeders bustle with changing wildlife.