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FRIDAY - APRIL 10, 2026

STORY OF THE SONG: DREW JACOBS
Lee, 4 to 5:30 pm

Award-winning comedy songwriter Drew Jacobs brings his unique musical style to the Lee Library for a late-afternoon showcase. Jacobs will share stories regarding his creative process and perform songs that have been featured nationally on Sirius Satellite Radio. This interactive program is free to the public and concludes with a moderated discussion about his work. 

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LEE LIBRARY: LIVE MUSIC
Lee, 4:00 pm

The Sandy McKnight Songwriters Fund and Lee Library team up to present “The Story of the Song” Performance and Workshop Series. (This is the second of four live music performances.) The performance with Drew Jacobs takes place at the Lee Library, 100 Main Street, Lee on Original songs will be performed and discussed, followed by time for Q&A. Registration is recommended. Please contact the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 or stop by the circulation desk. leelibraryma.org

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CLARK ART - TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES: EARLY COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY AND CONDITIONED VIEWING
Williamstown, 5:30 pm (5:00 pm reception)

Rachel Lee Hutcheson analyzes early turn-of-the-twentieth-century color photographic technologies that utilized lantern projectors and stereoscopic viewers. The presentation examines how "Natural Color" photographs were experienced as spatial events rather than just material objects. More details are available at the Manton Research Center.

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OPENING RECEPTION: "STRANGE MOUNTAINS" BY DALILA SANABRIA
North Adams, 6 to 8 pm

This opening reception celebrates a solo exhibition by Williams College visiting lecturer Dalila Sanabria, featuring sculptures, drawings, and multi-media works. The collection explores the Latinx aesthetic of rasquachismo, which focuses on creating vibrant art from accessible, everyday resources. Attendees can meet the artist and view pieces that connect themes of memory and the body to cultural inheritance.

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SUNSET BEAVER WATCH
Lenox, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Hike Pleasant Valley's trails in search of beaver families carrying out their early-spring activities, such as harvesting trees, expanding their dams and lodges, and raising their young at Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, 472 West Mountain Rd. Lenox, MA 01240

Cost: $15 Members, $20 Non-members. Register here.  

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AUTHOR TALK WITH GAIL GELBURD
W. Stockbridge, 6:00 to 7:30 pm

Local artist and author Gail Gelburd will discuss her biographical fiction novel inspired by the rediscovered letters and archives of the adventurous 20th-century figure Sue Moody. The presentation explores Moody’s extraordinary life, from hitchhiking across America to surviving the outbreak of WWII in Paris as an aspiring journalist. A reception and book signing with the author will follow the reading and discussion at the Town Hall.

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MOONDANCE: VAN MORRISON TRIBUTE CONCERT
Dalton, 7:30 p.m.

The Stationery Factory presents Van Morrison tribute band Moondance. Get tickets here.

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INDIGO COMEDY NIGHT WITH JIM TEWS
Great Barrington, 8 p.m.

Mahaiwe  $25 General Admission (plus processing fees)

Café table seating 

With host Thomas Attila Lewis and featured support 

Jim Tews has performed all over the U.S. and internationally. He's been a part of several notable comedy festivals including San Francisco Sketchfest and Just For Laughs Montreal. His two live albums debuted in the top three comedy titles on the iTunes charts, and both receive regular play on satellite radio. He's appeared on NBC, FX, and more. He continues to perform mostly in New York but is willing to travel to whatever other cities, states, or countries will have him. 

https://mahaiwe.org/event/indigo-comedy-night-with-jim-tews/

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