A-oK Berkshire Barbeque to Close

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The owners of A-oK Berkshire Barbeque announced that they plan to shut up shop after May 2.
 
"This decision did not come easily. We have loved every second here. There are too many memories to mention as all of them were so much a part of our adventure on this campus and in this community," owners Aaron and Alexandra Oster wrote on Facebook on Wednesday.
 
The Osters and Orion Howard, owner of Bright Ideas Brewery, opened the barbecue in 2018 in the former Sprague Electric guardhouse on the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Arts campus.
 
The Osters continued in their post that there will be one last "Racks &Stacks" party on May 1 starting at 3 p.m. 
 
Bright Ideas will help see A-oK out with live music from 1 to 3 p.m.
 
The Osters did not indicate what was next for them but noted they planned to stay in the Berkshires.
 
"Alex and I can't speak as to what will come next for us, but we know we're staying in the Berkshires and hope to be able to share our passion with all y'all again soon." 

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North Adams Christmas Trees Installed for 2024

By Jack GuerinoiBerkshires Staff
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The two downtown Christmas trees were delivered and set up Monday, kicking off the holiday season in the city.
 
"It will take me from now until the tree lighting to decorate it," Wire and Alarm Inspector Mitchell Meranti said.
 
Meranti did not know the exact size of the two trees but noted the tree closest to the monument was difficult to size.
 
"This is probably the most challenging one that I have done," he said. "It started out a 50-footer and we had to cut it down at the site and here more. So it is a lot of work."
 
The crew must leave enough trunk exposed to place the tree in the 29-inch pit located in front of the Civil War monument.
 
After the tree is placed, Meranti said they have to square it up and secure it with cables. Then it is time to decorate.
 
Although a lot of work, he said the tree placement is always a bright spot in the year for the Department of Public Works.
 
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