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Great Mountain Forest to host Nature Writing Retreat at Historic Yale Camp in Falls Village, Conn., Aug. 7 to 9

“The retreat brings people together, builds community in the forest, gets participants outside and off their screens, and uses nature sustainably to heal and inspire minds and souls,” stated Great Mountain Forest Executive Director Michael Zafros. Retreat registration closes on July 30.

Bits & Bytes: David Simon at Williams; Monument Cup; Multicultural BRIDGE to honor Rev. Natalie Shiras; ‘CROP’ calls for artists; Maggie Mailer’s ‘Floating World’...

Co-curated by Carrie Wright and Rebecca Weinman, “CROP | New Works from the Berkshires” aims to highlight the diversity, breadth and depth of artists working in the region.

Bits & Bytes: Woofstock 2016; ‘Out of the Darkness;’ ‘A Sense of Place;’ nature immersion program; solar eclipse talk; ‘Overdose’ poem performance; Multicultural BRIDGE...

On August 31, 2017, a total solar eclipse will sweep across the continental United States from coast to coast for the first time in 99 years. The partially eclipsed sun will be visible from all of the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with 72 percent coverage in the Berkshires.

Bits & Bytes: Columbia County Fair poultry exhibit; ‘Message to Billy;’ WordxWord writing workshops; Christy Butler at Lee Library; Edison and Tiffany talk; Harry...

Besides photographs, “Rockachusetts” includes the lore and history of Massachusetts boulders as well as descriptions, directions, and GPS coordinates.

Business Briefs: Vijay Mahida named Business Person of the Year; Berkshire nonprofits honored; Sounds and Tones compilation; BTCF proposal request; Fairview recognized by Hospital...

Mahida immigrated to the United States from India in 1994 as a recent college graduate with no money. Within six years he had purchased the 17-room Monument Mountain Motel in Great Barrington.

Bits & Bytes: ‘CHOW’ in Hillsdale; Science Night; Dale Chihuly in Stockbridge; Happiness Toolbox summer programs; Behold! New Lebanon tours

At the Berkshire Museum the annual summer night of science, invention, and sensory fun will include activities for children of all ages.

Bits & Bytes: PCB dump site tour; Mum Bett lecture; juried photo show; Vetiver at Club Helsinki Hudson; Showing Up for Racial Justice; Great...

Rose will discuss the life of the Berkshires' Mum Bett -- who later changed her name to Elizabeth Freeman -- the first black enslaved person to gain her freedom in a court of law based on the principle of general equality.

Bits & Bytes: Senior center art opening; ‘Mirror, Mirror’; swing dancing; race documentary screening; ‘Two Years of Song;’ landscaping talk

"My hope is that Mirror, Mirror can serve as a model for future student-run productions and can show the community the full power of collaboration between self-motivated and artistically ambitious high school students.” --Caroline Sprague

Bits & Bytes: Girls Speak Out; Udo Schuklenk at Williams; girls’ mountain biking camp; Downing to speak at BCC commencement

The organizers of the Speak Out event invite young people ages 12 – 21 who identify as women to attend and tell their stories in order to inspire and impact change in the lives of others.

Bits & Bytes: Arcadia Viols at Simon’s Rock; painting exhibition call for artists; ‘Real Talk on Race;’ ‘Baseball’ book release; Lenox church partnership; GB...

The course, "Real Talk on Race," is interactive, and will require participants to confront racism explicitly on individual and systemic levels.

Business Briefs: BTCF nonprofit programs; award for Gallery315 Home

Berkshire Taconic offers nonprofits use of its three conference rooms for board meetings and retreats at no cost.

Bits & Bytes: The Wailers at the Colonial; ‘Ten Days of Play;’ ‘Berkshire Mosaic’ book launch; IS183’s ‘Learning Through Arts’; ’Paper Clips’ screening in...

"We each are part of a larger whole. This is what ‘Berkshire Mosaic’ helps us remember and celebrate.” -- Multicultural BRIDGE director and author Gwendolyn Van Sant

Bits & Bytes: ‘Facing Our Truth’; Healthy Heart Night; First Fridays Artswalk; ‘Behind Closed Doors;’ ‘A Mitzvah for the Berkshire Kids Place’

"Facing Our Truth": Reflecting on race relations in the United States, this collection of one-acts was inspired by events surrounding the Trayvon Martin case.

Bits & Bytes: African-American Leadership Caucus; Hilton Als at Williams; Halloween at the Mount; Chief Wynn presentation

The focus of the African-American caucus is the reduction and eventual elimination of racial disparities in health, workforce, and education. The essential issues the meeting will address include the Berkshire experience for African-Americans.

Bits & Bytes: Intergenerational symposium; novelists at the Bookstore; poet at The Mount; Music School 75th anniversary

The goal of the Multicultural BRIDGE symposium is to increase the sense of value among Berkshire County youth in their families and communities
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