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Terry McMaster, an independent historian from Delmar, N.Y., will present a slide show and lecture on Col. John Brown of Pittsfield, a Revolutionary War officer, at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the Berkshire Athenaeum.
A donation to the Berkshire Athenaeum in honor of former Pittsfield Mayor Ed Reilly will be used to publish an informational booklet on Pittsfield, titled "This is Your City." The booklet will be added to the library's collection, as well as Pittsfield Public Schools' fifth and eighth grade civics curriculum.
The Berkshire Athenaeum, in partnership with the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum and downtown Pittsfield businesses, is observing National Library Card Sign-up Month in September with a series of special promotions.
PITTSFIELD — Members of Pittsfield’s cultural institutions told city officials that, for the past two years, they have been focused on funneli…
Children's author Ty Allan Jackson will read "When I Close My Eyes" and participate in a collage craft activity inspired by the book during St…
Summertime, and the livin’ is easy — especially if you’re a kid. No school, no schedule. A few chores, maybe, but mostly you go where the day …
PITTSFIELD — After hearing the big picture — why an old Pittsfield intersection near Berkshire Medical Center needs an entirely new look — res…
PITTSFIELD — Today is the day travelers can hear, in person, how the state Department of Transportation and the city of Pittsfield plan to imp…
PITTSFIELD — Despite calls by some to reallocate police funding, the City Council late Tuesday endorsed an $11.5 million budget that largely a…
PITTSFIELD — Starting next week, City Hall and nearby municipal offices will reopen to the public five days a week, during typical business hours.
