Berkshire County is hosting a variety of events this weekend including live music, a talent show, workshops, and more.
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Talent Show
'62 Center For Theatre & Dance, Williamstown
Time: Thursday at 6 p.m.
Start your weekend early with Black Arts Council's first annual Talent Show. This free and public event will showcase works from a range of mediums including dance, film, music, fashion, and more.
Fresh Takes: Emerging Art Historians Explore the Clark Collection
The Clark Art Institute, Williamstown
Time: noon
Experience the Clark's permanent collection in a new light as a Williams College graduate students share their thoughts on an object in the collection through the perspective of new scholarship.
This event is free with gallery admission. Meet in the museum pavilion. More information here.
Sugar Death Whistle Performance
Hot Plate Brewing Co., Pittsfield
Time: 7 p.m.
Connecticut-based band Sugar Death Whistle will be performing original acoustic and electric garage rock in the brewery's taproom.
There will be drinks, a large dance floor, funky/fun seating, and DJ BFG so that attendees can dance, relax, connect, and enjoy with friends and family.
Belly dancer Fiona will lead a workshop that welcomes every experience level, whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer. Tickets cost $30. More information here.
Williamstown Farmers Market
First Congregational Church
Time: 9 to noon
The winter farmers market is held every third Saturday in the Congregational Church hall. Will include winter vegetables, meats, cheeses, eggs, seafood, baked and preserved foods and artisan wares.
Lizzie No: Album Release Show
Mass MoCA, North Adams
Time: 8 p.m.
Brooklyn-based songwriter Eliza Edens will be celebrating the release of her new album "Halfsies" with a show at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary art.
Her new album searches for freedom from the "constraints of categorization," "depths of her own personal despair and from an increasingly violent and nightmarish American cultural and political landscape."
Tickets are $32 and $46 for preferred seating. More information here.
London's National Theatre In HD: 'Skylight' (2014)
Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, Great Barrington
Time: 7 p.m.
The theater will be screening the 2014 performance of the play "Skylight." The play follows two people who attempt to rekindle their once passionate relationship but are met with obstacles as they are locked into a "dangerous battle" of "opposing ideologies and mutual desires."
Tickets range from $10 to $17. More information here.
Dolly Parton Cover Show
Hot Plate Brewing Co., Pittsfield
Time: 7 p.m.
The brewery will be welcoming Alenka and some special guests for a Dolly Parton cover show. More information here.
Family Storytime
Mass MoCA, North Adams
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Mass MoCA is welcoming families with children up to 6 years old o a story time. Museum Educators will read a story related to exploration in the galleries. Each story time event will have a different theme based on the exhibits on display.
A brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow. This program is in partnership with the North Adams Public Library.
The event is free but reservations are required as seats are limited. More information here.
Sun-Loving Native Perennials Course
Online
Time: 10 a.m.
Berkshire Botanical Gardens will be welcoming instructor Duncan Himmelman for its online event that will explore a selection of sun-loving native species that can "enhance" a garden and "support an abundance of native wildlife."
Tickets cost $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers. More information and registration here.
Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market
Housy Dome, 1064 Main St., Housatonic
Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The South County market will feature locally grown, produced foods, and performances by local musicians, across a variety of styles and genres. Admission is free and SNAP shoppers will receive a match up to $30. The HIP incentive reimburses shoppers who spend SNAP funds on fresh fruits and vegetables.
Mount Greylock State Reservation Visitor Center, Lanesborough
Time: 1 p.m.
The freshly fallen snow makes this Sunday the perfect opportunity to participate in Mount Greylock Visitors Center's Winter Wonderland Activity Day.
This self-guided free event will be packed with winter activities including winter- themed crafts, scavenger hunts, board games and make-your-own snowman or sledding. Bring your own sled if you have one.
The activity day is free for all ages but children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information call the center at 413-499-4262 or contact them via Facebook for weather updates.
Tony Lee Thomas Performance
PortaVia, Dalton
Time: 1 p.m.
Singer and songwriter Tony Lee Thomas will be performing. More information here.
'Planet Waves' Cover
Tourists, North Adams
Time: 8 p.m.
Lisa Bastoni invites Naomi Sommers and Josh Kantor to perform a stripped-down acoustic version of Bob Dylan's "Planet Wave" album released 50 years ago. Bastoni has long been inspired by Dylan and won first place in a Dylan karaoke contest at the Newport Folk Festival.
Admission is free, first-come first-served as space is limited. More information here.
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Wahconah High Club, Green Committee Host Earth Week Activities
By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
There was information and games last week at the high school and volunteer and other opportunities this week.
DALTON, Mass. — Wahconah Regional High School students are cultivating an environmentally friendly atmosphere in its school, across the district, and now, thanks to a partnership with the Green Dalton Committee, into their communities.
As the grass continues to get greener many communities are preparing for Earth Day, April 22, but the school's Green Umbrella Club and Dalton's Green Committee question why limit it to one day?
With spring break just days away, club members organized several events to promote eco-friendly habits and environmental awareness, from a Family Feud competition, bake sale, golden-trash scavenger hunt, and a prize wheel activity at lunch.
"It brings a more positive association with taking care of our environment," said Ella Scalise, senior and Green Umbrella Club secretary.
School is a very structured environment where students are often directed on what to do. Earth Week activities introduce the topic in a fun and engaging way, with the goal of fostering environmentally friendly habits, she said.
Taking care of the environment is something that some people do not consistently think about so incorporating it in fun activities and events makes it memorable, said Ellianna Chaffee, junior and Green Umbrella Club member.
When the last bell rings, the experience doesn't end, as students can also take part in Dalton's townwide activities, including a guided birdwatch, a walk and cleanup at the Pines Trailhead, Family Feud, and a townwide scavenger hunt, all culminating in an Environmental Spectacular Fair at the Senior Center. Line-up at the end of the article.
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