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Lee, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Join BCArc’s Brain Injury Recreation Program for Magnificent Mondays: Homemade Fall Window Clings
133 Quarry Hill Rd, Lee MA
A $5 donation is recommended, but no one will be turned away due to inability to pay. All activities include a snack and dinner. Open to all adults in the community who have sustained a brain injury.
Please call 413-770-2140 or email birec@bcarc.org to register or for more information.
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Becket, 10-11 a.m.
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LEE LIBRARY: STORYTIME WITH NANDI THE DOG
Lee, 10:30 AM
Nandi, the Therapy Dog, will join one of the librarians for Storytime in the Children’s Room at the Lee Library, 100 Main St., Lee on Tuesday, November 10th and Tuesday, November 24th at 10:30am. Please contact the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 or stop by the Circulation Desk with questions. leelibraryma.org
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GOOGLE WORKSPACE Q&A WITH RUSS JAROWSKI
Becket, 4-5pm
Have questions about Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Drive? This session will cover lots of basic info about the free tools included in the Google Workspace. The conversation and Q&A will be led by Russ Jarowski, a Becket local and our resident tech-support specialist who holds a Masters degree in Human-Centered Computing. All questions welcome! RSVP appreciated.
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LEE LIBRARY: "OUR PLACE IN OUR MILKY WAY GALAXY"
Lee, 4:00 pm
Rick Costello will present an astronomy talk at the Lee Library, 100 Main St., Lee, on Tuesday, Nov. 10th at 4:00pm. The program includes images from NASA and other space agencies. All ages are welcome. Registration is recommended but not required. For questions, please contact the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 or stop by the Circulation Desk. leelibraryma.org
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PRESENTATION: LET'S TALK ABOUT MENOPAUSE
Dalton, 7pm
Certified Nurse Midwife Kate DeWolf, CNM, will share a practical, relatable, and evidence-based perspective about menopause and healthy aging. All are welcome. No registration required.
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Sheffield, 1 p.m.
“Rediscovering Our Past” ceremony to honor Sheffield residents whose graves have gone unmarked for generations
On Wednesday, November 11, at 1:00 p.m., the Sheffield Historical Society and the Center Cemetery Association invites the community to gather on the western edge of Center Cemetery for Rediscovering Our Past: The Unmarked Burials Identification Project. During the ceremony, a burial directory and markers identifying 25 burial sites will be dedicated, bringing long-overdue recognition to individuals whose final resting places have gone unknown for generations.
For more information about the Sheffield Historical Society and its programs, visit www.sheffieldhistory.weebly.com or call 413-229-2694. Our hours are Monday-Friday 9am-1pm.
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BABY & TODDLER PLAYGROUP AND CAREGIVER CONNECTION
Becket, 10-11 a.m.
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Lenox, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Take a guided evening walk to the heart of Pleasant Valley’s beaver colony, right when they’re at their most active time in the fall, stockpiling food and maintaining their ponds in a race against winter. On this walk you'll head to the areas of the sanctuary with the highest beaver activity (and maybe see a beaver) and learn the remarkable history of the beaver's reintroduction at Pleasant Valley and its conservation in Massachusetts. ADULTS Cost: Members $15, Non-members $20
Where: Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, 472 West Mountain Rd. Lenox, MA 01240 Link to register: https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/pleasant-valley/103555-beaver-watch-at-sunset For more info: berkshires@massaudubon.org /413-637-0320
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LEE LIBRARY: “TROUBLED BRIDGES OVER BERKSHIRE WATERS”
Lee, 4 p.m.
Bernard Drew presents a brief history of metal truss bridge construction in Berkshire County c1865-1905. The discussion takes place at the Lee Library, 100 Main St., Lee, on Thursday, November 12th at 4pm. Registration is recommended but not required. For questions, please contact the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 or stop by the Circulation Desk. leelibraryma.org
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KLEZMER NIGHT WITH ITAY DAYAN AND HIS BAND
W. Stockbridge, 7:30PM
Returning to The Foundry for the fourth time, Itay Dayan and his Band are coming for an unforgettable night of klezmer – with a few surprises along the way. The evening will feature classic bulgars, beloved Yiddish songs, and original compositions infused with Middle Eastern flavors.
Itay Dayan (b. 1999) is a clarinetist and singer-songwriter who has established himself as a prominent figure in the global Klezmer and Jewish music scene, and is now carving a path as an independent artist. His original works weave together his deep roots in Klezmer with the influences of contemporary Israeli music and artists.
As a clarinetist, Itay maintains an extensive international career performing with two leading ensembles in the field: the Israel Klezmer Orchestra and the Klezmer Conservatory Band. He performs regularly on stages across Israel, Europe, and the United States. He earned his musical education at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance and the New England Conservatory in Boston.
Beyond his work as a performer, Itay is involved in a wide range of stage projects. These span from producing and performing the Israeli premiere of Oded Lev-Ari’s Triple Helix (2022) to writing and producing the original children's show A Giant Cooked Soup (2023) in collaboration with the Israel Klezmer Orchestra. In 2024, his Klezmer album Hoffman’s Farewell received significant acclaim, being named one of the local albums of the year by Boston's WBUR.
Since 2025, Itay has shifted his focus toward his solo career, releasing a series of successful singles. These include "The Champ" (a tribute to Ibrahim Maalouf) and "In Twos", which garnered tens of thousands of streams.
Currently, Itay is putting the finishing touches on his upcoming album, Only Questions for Now (Rak She'elot Beinteyam). The album features his newest single, "Standing Still" (Omed BaMakom), released in February 2026, and is set for full release later this year.
Itay’s artistic development and career have been generously supported by the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, the Ronen Foundation, the Sidai Prize for Musical Creativity and the Zvi and Ofra Meitar Family Fund.
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TICKETS: Community Tickets (Limited Amount): $20 General Admission: $30 Pay-It-Forward (Helps Subsidize Community Tickets): $40 —Our events are tiered through a three ticket system labelled Community, General Admission, and Pay-It-Forward to provide a more equitable and accessible balance to attendees.
All of these ticketing tiers offer the same general admission seating experience while also giving us the ability to offer a small batch of “Community” tickets at a lower tier to those in the community that do not have the funds to comfortably meet our General Admission price.
“Community” tickets can be claimed without proof of need, and we trust that those that need the offering will use it. The “Pay-It-Forward” tier is for those in the community that have the funds to purchase a ticket that helps to subsidize the community ticket category for each event.
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Seating/Bar: 7:00PM
Show: 7:30PM
This event is indoors.
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VENUE ACCESSIBILITY:
We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event environment for all attendees. We strive to provide an event that is welcoming, accommodating, and supportive of diverse accessibility needs.
Our venue is wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking spaces and restrooms are available. And wheelchair accessible seating is available upon request. Please contact us at info@thefoundryws.com or 413.232.5222 for accessibility coordination.
Parking is limited at the venue so please utilize the three public parking lots in Town. One is across from the Post Office, one is behind Beacon Bank and the other is just off Main Street. They are clearly marked. Do not park at Trúc Orient Express Restaurant or the Post Office or you might receive a ticket.
Visit Amici Berkshires for dinner before the show and with your ticket receive 10% off your meal.
All sales are final – The Foundry is unable to make any returns or exchanges.
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North Adams, 10am-6pm
Meals avail 11-6. Handmade gifts, White Elephant, Silent Auction, Fishbowl, Candy Table, Big Money and other raffles.
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HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR
Lenox, 11 am - 2 pm
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH WALK-IN CRAFT FAIR 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Handcrafted treasures, including candles, quilts, wreaths, knitted items and more. TASTE OF KIMBALL LUNCHEON 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM an RSVP is required to attend the luncheon. There is a two ticket limit per person. PLEASE CALL 413-637-7000 TO RSVP BY NOVEMBER 6TH.
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LEE LIBRARY: QUILT SHOW & RECEPTION
Lee, 4pm
Come see the Quilt Show in the J. Peter Scolforo Gallery at the Lee Library for the month of November. Join us for the reception on Friday, November 13th from 4pm to 6pm at the Lee Library, 100 Main Street, Lee. The exhibit is open during regular library hours throughout the month (except during programs in the gallery). Please contact the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 with any questions. leelibraryma.org
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EXPLORING CALVIN AND HOBBES MEMBER EXHIBITION PREVIEW RECEPTION
Stockbridge, 5:00pm-7:00pm
Free! Members Only event
Join us for the Member Exhibition Preview Reception for the opening of Exploring Calvin and Hobbes.
Be the first to see Exploring Calvin and Hobbes in its entirety! Enjoy light refreshments, learn about the exhibition from the curators, NRM Chief Curator Stephanie Haboush Plunkett, NRM Chief of Curatorial Affairs Russell Lord, and Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum Head Curator Jenny E. Robb, and meet the new NRM Director Dr. Graham C. Boettcher. Members will also have a chance to see George Herriman, Krazy Kat, and the Path to Calvin and Hobbes.
Interested in attending the exhibition preview reception, join as an NRM Member today! Members not only receive invitations to member-only events like this, but they also receive free Museum Admission, free Guided Gallery Tours, free Rockwell Studio Tours, discounts in the Museum Store and online, Terrace Café, and discounts to other programs and events for a full year. Join at the $150 Dual PLUS level and get access to over 1,500 museums across the country with NARM.
Exploring Calvin and Hobbes is made possible in part by Media Sponsor: Berkshire Eagle Media
Image credit: Bill Watterson, Sunday strip, October 24, 1994. Courtesy of The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. © Bill Watterson
For more information and to learn how to become a member, visit https://www.nrm.org/events/exploring-calvin-and-hobbes-member-exhibition-preview-reception/
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PJ NIGHT AT THE BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
Pittsfield, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Free to the public!
Come to the Berkshire Museum for an evening of reading as we once again transform its galleries into mini reading centers! This event features library leaders, community members, and educators as guest readers. The event will host spaces for families to read together and will include free books for all children in attendance to take home.? Different galleries of the museum will feature readers and their books that relate to something in the museum or the community around us, and there will be a craft space for making your own take–home bookmark!
https://berkshiremuseum.org/events-exhibits/pj-night/
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SOMETHING ROTTEN!
Connecticut, 7:30 p.m.
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MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING AT UCS
Vermont, 9am-4pm
Join the more than 2.6 million First Aiders who have chosen to be the difference in their community. Learn how to support your friends, family, and neighbors. Adult Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) teaches you how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. You’ll build skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide initial support to those who are struggling. You’ll also learn how to help connect them to appropriate support.
This training is open to the public and is currently offered at no cost, however, space is limited.
Location: 100 Ledge Hill Drive, Bennington, VT
For more information or to register, contact MLindsey@ucsvt.org.
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Stockbridge, 10:00AM-3:00PM
Free with Museum admission*
Join us for a day of family fun as we celebrate the opening of two special exhibits featuring Krazy Kat and Calvin & Hobbes. Join our team of educators and special guest artist, Leonardo Quiles, for comic strip-themed artmaking & more. All ages are welcome. Drop-in, no reservations required.
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STORYTIME WITH STAY & PLAY
Becket, 10:30 a.m. to noon
Becket Athenaeum hosts a storytime from 10:30 to 11 followed by an hour of stay and play with toys, games, puzzles, and snacks for the kids, along with coffee, tea, snacks, and time for connection for the caregivers. Stop by for either or both.
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ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY ANNUAL BAZAAR
North Adams, 10am-6pm
Meals avail 11-6. Handmade gifts, White Elephant, Silent Auction, Fishbowl, Candy Table, Big Money and other raffles.
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QUEER CRAFTING
Pittsfield, 12:30pm-2pm
Knitters, crocheters, other crafters and beyond are welcome to join us to meet with other LGBTQ+ friends old and new for a twice-a-month craft and social time at Wander Cafe, 34 Depot Street, Pittsfield, first floor.
Want to draw for an hour and a half, drink tea and chat? How about learning to knit? Need a time to finish up that project-in-process?
All ages are welcome. For more information email info@rainbowseniors.org
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SHOW UP, KIDS!
W. Stockbridge, 2:00PM
TICKETS “Show Up, Kids!”
For kids 3-10 and their guardians “Show Up, Kids!” is an interactive, critically-acclaimed, one-person comedy with music for kids and their grownups.
TICKETS: (All tickets are for General Admission seating.)
Kids (12 and Under): $15
Adults: $25
Pay-It-Forward (Helps Subsidize Accessible Tickets): $35
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Seating: 1:30PM, Show: 2:00PM. This event is indoors.
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MOVING FORWARD: PEER GROUP FOR LOSS OF A SPOUSE OR LIFE PARTNER
Dalton, 2pm
The Dalton Library is offering a peer group for people who have lost a spouse or life partner and are seeking conversation and encouragement as they move forward. If you have any questions or want more information, email dalton@cwmars.org or call 413-684-6112 and ask for Janet or Ellen.
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EXPLORING BILL WATTERSON’S CALVIN AND HOBBES: ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Stockbridge, 4 p.m.
$15*
Limited seating; reservations required.
From 1985 to 1995, Bill Watterson created one of the most celebrated and beloved newspaper comic strips of all time: Calvin and Hobbes. The strip featured the adventures (and misadventures) of 6-year-old Calvin and his trusty companion, Hobbes.
Join exhibition curator, Jenny Robb for a lecture exploring Watterson’s masterful artistry and storytelling, the evolution of the strip, and his place in the history of American newspaper comics. Robb will present exclusive recordings of Watterson discussing the strip and his process and will offer insights into Watterson’s inspirations, including cartoonists George Herriman and Charles M. Schulz, whose work is also view.
Jenny Robb is Head Curator of Comics and Cartoon Art at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum, which houses the Bill Watterson Collection of more than 3,000 original Calvin and Hobbes daily and Sunday comic strips. In collaboration with Watterson, she curated the exhibition “Exploring Calvin and Hobbes”, which opens at the Norman Rockwell Museum on November 14th.
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DESPERATELY SEEKING THE EXIT
W. Stockbridge, 7:30PM
Desperately Seeking the Exit
This performance is a special live reading presentation of the solo show, with bonus footage!
In 2007, American actor and playwright Peter Michael Marino wrote a musical based on the film Desperately Seeking Susan, featuring the music of Blondie. It opened on London’s West End…and closed a month later. Whoops!
TICKETS:
Community Tickets (Limited Amount): $15
General Admission: $25
Pay-It-Forward (Helps Subsidize Community Tickets): $35
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Seating/Bar: 7:00PM, Show: 7:30PM. This event is indoors
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DEAD MAN'S WALTZ AT THE STATIONERY FACTORY
Dalton, 7:30pm
Interweaving the classic songs and jams of The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers Band and The Band, Dead Man's Waltz (formerly Steal Your Peach) is an all-star collective from the Northeast festival scene. Dead Man's Waltz features top-notch musicianship and offers a refreshing twist to the music of three legendary and iconic bands. While staying true to the spirit of the music, the band members put their own dynamic spin on a vast catalog of beloved songs that are now part of the new American song book.
Rev Tor Band will be opening at 7:30pm
https://www.simpletix.com/e/dead-man-s-waltz-tickets-286400
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Lenox, 1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Step into the role of a nature detective, uncovering the clues that beavers leave behind on the landscape. Families will explore the trails with a naturalist, learning how to find, identify, and even 'age' signs like gnawed trees, dams, and lodge work. FAMILY - Requires adults AND children 4-17 Cost for all ages: Members $12, Non-members $15 Where: Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, 472 West Mountain Rd. Lenox, MA 01240 Link to register: https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/pleasant-valley/103559-beaver-detectives For more info: berkshires@massaudubon.org /413-637-0320
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BERKSHIRE OPERA FESTIVAL'S FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING
Adams, 2 p.m.
Experience the magic of opera—right in Northern Berkshire!
Join Berkshire Opera Festival (BOF) at The Adams Theater on Sunday, November 15, at 2:00 p.m. for a special FREE screening of our 2026 Resident Artist Program production of André Grétry’s Zémire et Azor.
A delightful retelling of the Beauty and the Beast tale, Zémire et Azor brings together romance, transformation, and the power of inner beauty in a story reimagined in Gilded Age America.
For reservations and more information, visit BerkshireOperaFestival.org/Screening
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Lee, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Join BCArc’s Brain Injury Recreation Program for Magnificent Mondays: Dinner Out at the Lee Outlets, 17 Premium Outlet Blvd, Lee, MA
Meet in the Food Court. $15 will be allotted per person Feel free to bring some shopping money!
A $5 donation is recommended, but no one will be turned away due to inability to pay. All activities include a snack and dinner. Open to all adults in the community who have sustained a brain injury.
Please call 413-770-2140 or email birec@bcarc.org to register or for more information.
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