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Pittsfield, 2:00pm
At The Residences at 89 South, 89 South St. A presentation on the benefits of volunteering and how seniors can get involved will be offered by Lisa Torrey, Executive Director of RSVP. Refreshments served.
RSVP is strongly encouraged as space is limited. All events are held at 89 South Street, Pittsfield. To register for the upcoming events, please 413.445.4056 ext. 182 or email [email protected].
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FLOCK TOGETHER WITH THE HOFFMANN BIRD CLUB
Williamstown, 6:00pm
Audrey Werner and Steven Miller, two members of the Hoffmann Bird Club executive committee, will present at the May Berkshire Green Drinks event. This FREE, hybrid event will take place online via Zoom and in person at The Barn Kitchen & Bar of the Williams Inn, 103 Spring St. The in-person social gathering will begin around 5:15 PM; the presentation and Zoom meeting will start at 6:00 PM.
Curious about local birds or looking to explore the rewarding hobby of birding? Join Hoffmann Bird Club executive committee members Audrey Werner and Steven Miller for a special presentation introducing one of the Berkshires’ most active and welcoming nature organizations.
Learn more and RSVP at tinyurl.com/May2025-Berks-Green-Drinks.
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Becket, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Local teens! Join us at the library for a quiet evening of crafting and connection. (And a pizza dinner!) Bring your own project or enjoy a provided craft and hang out with your friends while making new ones. Stop by once or come every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month for this recurring program.
Click here for additional information.
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Lenox, 6-9:30pm
At the Mass Audubon Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary. Join hosts Lauren of Berkshire Muse-curated events , Anne Therese, author of The Climate Optimist Handbook, Abigail, photographer and visual storyteller, and Mass Audubon. Begin with a cocktail hour and nature connection along the trail with Regional Director of Mass Audubon, Becky Cushing followed by a seasonal foraged meal crafted by Chef Leah of Fancy Feast Supper Club. With storytelling led by Anne Therese and Ollie from Mass Audubon’s Youth Climate Leadership, we’ll explore environmental challenges and the narrative shifts that will guide us forward.
Link to register: https://events.blackbirdrsvp.com/forge-forward-an-evening-l-for-change
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Pittsfield, 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm
Date and Time: Saturday, May 24th, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM in Great Barrington, and from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in Pittsfield. Chef James Giberson from Tamarind Heads will be conducting in-store cooking demonstrations and offering tastings of their BBQ sauces
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VENTFORT HALL GHOST TOURS
Lenox, 10 pm
Robert Oakes will lead ghost tours of Ventfort Hall. The tours will take place at Ventfort Hall, located at 104 Walker St, Lenox, MA 01240. Admission is $30, and reservations are recommended via https://gildedage.org/pages/calendar or by calling 413-637-3206.
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LEE FARMERS MARKET
Lee, 10am-2pm
Every Sat, rain or shine May-Oct. In front of Lee First Congregational Church. www.leefarmersmarket.com
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THREADS OF HOPE AT THE BUSHNELL-SAGE LIBRARY
Sheffield, 11:00am-12:00pm
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, this program invites youth and adults ages 13+ to embroider green bandanas as a symbol of mental health awareness, hope, and healing.
All supplies provided. Registration requested.
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SHAFI HOSSAIN COMEDY SHOW AT ADAMS THEATER
Adams, 7:30pm
“The funniest chemical engineer in the world.” While he moved from Bangladesh to the U.S. to study, Shafi fell in love with standup, and has been rising through the NYC circuit since. He made his TV appearance Kevin Hart's LOL Network's show Road Comics (Peacock) and was named one of New York's Funniest Stand Ups by the New York Comedy Festival. He’s also a regular at the world renowned Comedy Cellar. His debut special "Not From Here" released in October 2024. 27 Park St.
Tickets: https://www.adamstheater.org/events
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PLANT SALE AT PINE COBBLE SCHOOL
Williamstown, 8:00am-1:00pm
163 Gale Rd, Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables, Herbs & More
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GREAT BARRINGTON FARMER'S MARKET
Great Barrington, 9:00am-1:00pm
The market sets up shop at 18 Church Street every Saturday until November 8.
Over 20 vendors from all throughout Berkshire County will be taking part in the weekly event, including local farms, restaurants, and vendors.
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WILLIAMSTOWN FARMERS MARKET
Williamstown, 9:00am-1:00pm
Spring Street Municipal Parking Lot every Sat from May 17-Nov 1
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Adams, 3:00pm
Please join us for tea, finger sandwiches, desserts and a range of arts and cultural conversations. Free for Members, otherwise $15.
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Williamstown, 10:00am
Williamstown American Legion Post 152 invites you to this year's Memorial Day Parade. Marchers will meet at the bottom of Spring Street at 9:45am and the parade route will be up Spring Street - west on Main Street - to Field Park.
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Lee, 10am-2pm
Every Sat, rain or shine May-Oct. In front of Lee First Congregational Church. www.leefarmersmarket.com
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GREAT BARRINGTON FARMER'S MARKET
Great Barrington, 9:00am-1:00pm
The market sets up shop at 18 Church Street every Saturday until November 8.
Over 20 vendors from all throughout Berkshire County will be taking part in the weekly event, including local farms, restaurants, and vendors.
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WILLIAMSTOWN FARMERS MARKET
Williamstown, 9:00am-1:00pm
Spring Street Municipal Parking Lot every Sat from May 17-Nov 1
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Stephentown, 2:00pm
Lee Anna Obos ,R.Ph., will share stories of “The Alarming History of Pharmacy” at the Stephentown Heritage Center, 4 Staples Road. This program of the Stephentown Historical Society is free and open to the public. For information or directions, phone (518) 339-6485.
A lecturer at the Albany College of Pharmacy and curator of their Throop Pharmacy Museum, Obos has many examples of the unusual medications and formulations that our ancestors depended on to treat their ailments. Some of the 19th century favorites were poisons and opiates. She will also tell about the tools used by apothecaries in a 19th century drugstore.
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Williamstown, 6-7pm
At the Milne Public Library. Participants can discuss their writing goals, share their work, and invite commentary from fellow writers. All writing genres are encouraged, including poetry, fiction, nonfiction, graphic novels, play and screenwriting, and multi-genre writing.
All levels of experience and exploration in the art of writing are welcome. This group meets on the first Tuesday of each month.
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Williamstown, 11am-12pm
At the Milne Public Library. Do you care for someone who has dementia? Join Corinne Case, Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), to discuss issues related to those who care for loved ones with dementia.
This group meets on the first Wednesday of each month.
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THE HISTORY OF MAGIC WITH MAGICIAN, CHRIS LENGYEL
Lanesborough, 6 pm
Lanesborough Public Library presents: The History of Magic with magician, Chris Lengyel
Join us for a night of magic and intrigue as magician, Chris Lengyel talks about the interesting and fun world of magic, while dazzling you with a show!
Chris had been performing for 20 years and his talent will blow you away!
At Lanesborough Town Hall Community Room (downstairs from the library), 83 North Main St Lanesborough
*This program is best suited for adults and young adults (12 and up)*
This program generously supported by the Friends of the Lanesborough Public Library
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Lee, 10:00am
635 Laural St. Celebrating the mycelial web of nature, creativity, science, and magic. Join us this spring for an immersive weekend celebrating the wonder of fungi. From wild foraging adventures and cultivation demonstrations to captivating discussions on psychedelic mushrooms, there is something fascinating for every mushroom enthusiast. https://berkshiremushroom.com/
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LEE FARMERS MARKET
Lee, 10am-2pm
Every Sat, rain or shine May-Oct. In front of Lee First Congregational Church. www.leefarmersmarket.com
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WRITING WORKSHOP, "HOW TO FACE WRITER'S BLOCK"
Pittsfield, 2 - 3:30 p.m.
PRE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Call the reference desk of the Athenaeum at 413 499 9480 ext. 202 to register. This program is supported by a grant from the Pittsfield Cultural Council and a grant from the Mass. Cultural Council. Held at Berkshire Athenaeum, 1 Wendell Ave, Pittsfield, MA
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GREAT BARRINGTON FARMER'S MARKET
Great Barrington, 9:00am-1:00pm
The market sets up shop at 18 Church Street every Saturday until November 8.
Over 20 vendors from all throughout Berkshire County will be taking part in the weekly event, including local farms, restaurants, and vendors.
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WILLIAMSTOWN FARMERS MARKET
Williamstown, 9:00am-1:00pm
Spring Street Municipal Parking Lot every Sat from May 17-Nov 1
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Lee, 10:00am
635 Laural St. Celebrating the mycelial web of nature, creativity, science, and magic. Join us this spring for an immersive weekend celebrating the wonder of fungi. From wild foraging adventures and cultivation demonstrations to captivating discussions on psychedelic mushrooms, there is something fascinating for every mushroom enthusiast.
https://berkshiremushroom.com/
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Becket, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Local teens! Join us at the library for a quiet evening of crafting and connection. (And a pizza dinner!) Bring your own project or enjoy a provided craft and hang out with your friends while making new ones.
Stop by once or come every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month for this recurring program.
Click here for additional information.
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Lee, 10am-2pm
Every Sat, rain or shine May-Oct. In front of Lee First Congregational Church. www.leefarmersmarket.com
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BINGO AT ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Lee, 2:00pm
115 Orchard St. Doors open at 12:30. Must be 18 or older. Basic entry $10. Snacks and drinks avail. Door prizes, 50/50 raffle, lottery tickets. All proceeds benefit the children of St. Mary's School.
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