Tanglewood's 2026 season features nearly 170 performances, world premieres, American music, opera, dance collaborations and a ...

The reservoir's level is 2 feet below normal, meaning that rocks beneath the surface present a potential hazard for boats ...

For more than four decades, Lisa Melendy has been front and center for Williams College athletics. At the end of the coming ...

Constitution Hill got its name after Jonathan Smith lit a bonfire on the then unnamed hill to celebrate Massachusetts' ratification of the Constitution. A portion of that hill is for ...

The Pittsfield 10s All-Stars team had waited nearly a month to get into their tournament uniforms, and once they finally did, ...

One day, probably in the 1960s, I walked into Phillips Store on Water Street in Williamstown. I told Herb Phillips I had ...

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hancock Shaker Village: Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mass MoCA: Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Norman Rockwell Museum: Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. BRTA: C ...

Lador Lawson and Maddox Milesi kept the GB bats in check, as Adams-Cheshire opened pool play with a win Wednesday night at ...

The Lenox Historical Society will display its collection of James Van Der Zee photographs during a free five-day exhibit celebrating the Lenox-born photographer's life and legacy ahead of a related ...

The Berkshire Athenaeum is accepting entries through Aug. 1 for its annual short story contests for children and young adults, inviting writers ages 6 to 18 to submit original fiction.

A 165-inch telescope once operated on 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City has been purchased for $100 by Pittsfield resident Howard S.

The 33-year-old victim, who was not identified, was found in the water unresponsive with life-threatening injuries shortly after 4 p.m.