Lara Tupper will present “Memoir Writing: What’s Your Story?” at the Lee Library, 100 Main St., Lee. Space is limited for this free workshop; please register by contacting the Lee Library at (413) 243-0385 or sign up at the Circulation Desk.  leelibraryma.org

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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On the third Tuesday of the month from April through October, naturalist and wild edibles enthusiast Arianna Alexsandra Collins of the Hoosic River Watershed Association and Offerings for Community Building guides visitors across the Clark’s 140-acre campus in a one-hour talk. Each spring walkabout begins on the Fernández Terrace, by the Clark’s Reflecting Pool,

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Becket Arts Center, 7 Brooker Hill Road, Becket, MA  (413) 623-6635

WIP (Work In Progress) Wednesdays: A creative space for artists of all kinds to gather with community, share works in progress and the process behind them.

Free and open to all.

https://www.becketartscenter.org/events/wip-wednesday

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An Artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture. It will be held at the Berkshire Athenaeum. 

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Becket Arts Center, 7 Brooker Hill Road, Becket   413-623-6635    becketartscenter.org

Join us for an afternoon of functional herbalism. Learn how to work with herbs to keep biting insects at bay and care for your skin when they do bite. Walk away with a ready to use repellent, the knowledge to make more at home, and a deeper connection to the plants that protect us.

Event link: https://www.becketartscenter.org/events/botanical-workshop-with-kim-geisler

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Inspired by Norman Rockwell’s works, kids and families will create their own “service hero” illustrations, imagining themselves as someone helping others or honoring someone they know who makes a difference in their community or the world.

Drop-In Artmaking activities – 11 am to 4 pm
All ages welcome; no reservations required

Free with Museum admissionhttps://www.nrm.org/events/service-heroes-exploring-art-and-community/

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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Music lovers and community supporters are invited to experience an unforgettable evening of live jazz, culture, and community impact at “Jazz For A Cause: Blood Drum Spirit Live in
Concert”  at Price Memorial AME Zion Church, located at 27 East Street in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

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Visit Ventfort Hall for an introductory workshop to learn: A brief history, the Waite-Smith system, structural basics, and the beginning etiquette of reading Tarot. Tickets for the workshop are $45. Reservations are encouraged as seating is limited, with walk-ins accommodated as space allows. For reservations, visit https://gildedage.org/pages/calendar or call (413) 637-3206. Note that all tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.

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Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, Lenox MA

Dr. André Thomas, an international icon of choral conducting and expert in music of the African diaspora conducts inspiring works by African-American composers from spirituals to the Harlem Renaissance through today. This one-hour concert is sung by the BCI Chorus comprised of 130 singers from across the U.S.

Tickets: General Admission $27; Youth under 18 $12 (plus box office fees)

888-266-1200

https://bit.ly/BCIMay24

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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A Clark educator leads a tour of urban landscapes, exploring how artists captured daily life in the world's great cities. The session highlights the beauty found in the boulevards, gardens, and alleys featured throughout the permanent collection. Interested attendees can register in advance at events.clarkart.edu.

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The First Fridays Artswalk in downtown Pittsfield continues its 5-month season (May through September) as part of the City of Pittsfield’s First Fridays at Five.

Participating venues on June 5 include Clock Tower Artists, Framework by Downtown Pittsfield, Inc., Hotel on North, Indie Readery and Records, Lichtenstein Center for the Arts, Pittsfield’s City Hall, Roots and Dreams and Mustard Seeds, Sanctum Gallery, Solarium Plant Shop, and the Soda Chef.

Check out all of the June 5 First Fridays at Five events at lovepittsfield.com/first-fridays.

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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This equestrian-themed exhibition is presented in conjunction with a retrospective of Sam Savitt, honoring his influence on the art of the horse. On display through June 21 at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center, 44 Gyspy Lane, Bennington. Galleries are open Friday through Sunday fom 11 to 4. 

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An Artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture. The event will be held at the Lee Library.

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