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Egremont, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Join the Hoffmann Bird Club for the first Annual Dovekie Day! Beginning as an April Fools Joke, a wooden Dovekie was carved and set on Smiley’s Pond in Egremont. After a bit of confusion and skepticism, the Dovekie was retrieved and now lives to tell the tale every year. Dovekie Day is a morning of birding in search of the hidden Dovekie. The carved Dovekie will be placed on a Berkshire County water body the evening before the event. Teams will race to be the first to find the Dovekie by 12PM. Teams will get points for when they find the Dovekie and points for every bird they see along the way, with a bit of mayhem and jokes mixed in. Dovekie Day can be enjoyed on foot or easily by car and will be followed by a celebration at noon. This is not a typical “birding competition”, this is a morning of fun and laughs. Registration required! Register on the Hoffmann website here by April 2nd.
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WMMGA GARDENING WORKSHOPS
Lenox, 9 am to 12:15 pm
WMMGA Gardening half-day with 8 workshops covering various gardening topics including ticks, hydrangeas, pollinator gardens, and more. Vendors, refreshments, a sale table, and a garden-themed raffle will be available. Register at wmmga.org. Class sizes are limited.
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Sheffield, 6 pm
Rubén Parrilla of NOFA/Mass discusses the relationship between glyphosate use and soil health, including effects on microbial communities, water permeability, and potential health implications for wildlife and humans. This is a hybrid event taking place both in person and online. The in-person social gathering begins at 5:15 PM, and the presentation begins at 6:00 PM. RSVP at
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Becket, 5:30-7pm
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 through April for this recurring program. Click here for additional information.
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CLARK ART SCREENS STELLET LICHT
Williamstown, 6 pm
The Clark Art Institute's Small Town film series presents a screening of "Stellet Licht" (2007), a subtitled film by Carlos Reygadas. Set in a Mennonite community in Mexico, the film explores themes of love, marriage, and community boundaries. Screening at the Manton Research Center of the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown. Free admission. Accessible seating is available.
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Pittsfield, 9:00am-1:00pm
St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 73 Bradford St. Back to in person! Need info? Email: glps1932@verizon.net or call 413-442-8113
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Becket, 5:30-7pm
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 through April for this recurring program. Click here for additional information.
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Pittsfield, 5 p.m.
Featuring over 50 Berkshire County and beyond elementary, middle and high school students. Get ready for an electrifying adventure as Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. takes the stage at The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield! Join Matilda, a clever and courageous girl with extraordinary gifts, as she takes a stand against the odds. From her cruel parents to her tyrannical headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, Matilda shows that even the smallest voices can spark big changes. With her wit, intelligence and remarkable courage, Matilda inspires her classmates and her kindhearted teacher, Miss Honey, to stand up for what’s right and proves that “sometimes, you have to be a little bit naughty” to rewrite your story. Recommended for ages 7 and up Tickets: Children $15; Adult $30 The Colonial Theatre 111 South Street · Pittsfield https://www.berkshiretheatregroup.org/event/roald-dahls-matilda-the-musical-jr/
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2025 UCS YOUTH SUMMIT AT MOUNT ANTHONY
North Adams | Vermont, 9AM - 3PM
Join United Counseling Service for the 2025 UCS Bennington Youth Summit on April 26 for a day of workshops, guest speakers, games, and food! This year’s theme is’ thriving, not surviving.’ The event is open to all Bennington area teens ages 13-19.
Mount Anthony Union Middle School (MAUMS)
747 East Road
Bennington
Register at ucsvt.org/events
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ANNUAL FABRIC SWAP
Lenox, noon to 3 p.m.
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Lanesborough, 6 pm
Lanesborough Public Library presents: Composting 101 with Second Chance Composting
Join us for an educational chat with John Pitroff, owner of Second Chance Composting. We will delve into the comprehensive world of composting as John illuminates both residential and commercial aspects, addressing what materials can or cannot be composted and the underlying reasons. Engage in a thoughtful exploration of common concerns surrounding composting, gaining insights into the intricacies of the composting process and the importance of composting on a localized and broader scale. John will also share how Second Chance Composting contributes to community building and endeavors to make composting accessible to all.
John Pitroff started Second Chance Composting in June 2022 and has worked tirelessly to make composting available and a top priority in the Berkshires. In 30 months, his company has diverted 785,374 pounds of material from the landfill, including 390,906 pounds of food scraps. John is the alternative commissioner for the Town of Adams Northern Berkshire Solid Waste Management District, a 2022 Graduate of the Vermont Compost Operator Certification Program, and the 2023 Massachusetts MassRecycle Individual Award winner. He holds composting certifications from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Louisiana State University Agricultural Center, and Rutgers University.
Wednesday, April 30 @ 6 PM
Lanesborough Town Hall Community Room, 83 North Main St Lanesborough, MA 01237
Free and open to all, no registration required.
**Provided by The Lanesborough Public Library with generous support from the Friends of the Lanesborough Public Library**
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Vermont
?It has a Street Festival vibe with food trucks, vendors, and of course the finest home brewed beverages in the Northeast! The festival is spread out so you can enjoy the sun and take in the picturesque Vermont landscape. 30+ home brewers and many unique vendors. Live music, food trucks. For tickets: https://www.vthomebrewfests.com/
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