MOSAIC Presents Community Arts and Culture Day

11:12AM / Wednesday, July 30, 2025Print Story | Email Story

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College Of Liberal Arts' (MCLA) MOSAIC presents Community Arts and Culture Day, a family-friendly public arts-engagement event featuring sessions and performances by three regional arts and culture practitioners: storyteller Djeli Celestia, puppeteer Madison J. Cripps, and visual artist Melanie Mowinski.

The event will be held on Saturday, Aug. 2 from 10am to 1pm at MOSAIC EventSpace, 49 Main St.

The MOSAIC Community Arts and Culture Day provides an opportunity for community members to foster connection through a lineup of family-friendly sessions and performances led by regional artists. Spanning storytelling, puppetry, and visual art, community members of all ages are invited to experience and engage with a diverse array of artistic practices and mediums.

Schedule of events:

10am – ongoing: Art-making with Melanie Mowinski
10:15am – 10: 45am: Puppetry with Madison J. Cripps
11am – 11:30am: Storytelling with Djeli Celestia
11:45am – 12:15pm: Puppetry with Madison J. Cripps
12:30pm – 1pm: Storytelling with Djeli Celestia

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Icy Rain, Snow for North Berkshire Today; More Snow Forecast

10:59AM / Wednesday, February 18, 2026

The never-ending winter gave us a few warmish, clear days — a tease of spring — but that's apparently over.

The National Weather Service in Albany, N.Y., has issued a winter storm advisory to North Berkshire, Southern Vermont and the New York Capital District.

The advisory begins at noon Wednesday and runs through 4 a.m. on Thursday.

Be prepared for one to 4 inches of precipitation — a sleety rain that will turn to snow later in the day.

There were predictions of up to 6 inches but meteorologist Steve Caporizzo at ABC News10 on Wednesday morning has an updated forecast of 3 to 5 inches across North Berkshire and one to 3 inches to the south.

There's no worry on school closures or delays in Massachusetts as it's winter break. Vermont schools, however, are still in session with their break beginning next week.

The snowfall is expected to taper off early Thursday morning but the accumulation and a likely icy glaze could make both evening and morning commutes hazardous.

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