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Jazz in Persip Park with Charlie Tokarz and Paul Arslanian

Persip Park 175 North St, Pittsfield, MA

Charlie Tokarz plays saxophone, flute, and clarinet. He has worked as an accompanist for modern dance at the Institute For Contemporary in Boston, Contact Improvisation in New England, and for The American Tap Dance Foundation in New York directly as a result of being introduced to the group by Paul Arslanian. He has played in […]

Free

Night at the Speakeasy

Bard College at Simon's Rock 84 Alford Rd, Great Barrington, MA

Night at the Speakeasy (July 26-Aug. 11) a brand-new amazingly fun cabaret spotlighting Janelle Farias Sando’s powerhouse voice, spontaneity and captivating stage talent. The audience is seated onstage, smack in the ambience, mood and music of a hideaway Roaring Twenties speakeasy for a one-of-a kind, live performance blending classic and new songs, rarely heard, jazzy […]

$40

Stockbridge Sinfonia

Zion Lutheran Church 74 First St #4717, Pittsfield, MA

Stockbridge Sinfonia, Berkshires' longest running community orchestra, performs a concert in Tribute to Ukraine, with compositions by several Ukrainian composers including the Ukrainian National Anthem sung by three Berkshire choruses, and concluding with Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.

Free

Classical Concert: Rome is Falling

The Clark Art Institute 225 South St, Williamstown, MA

Rome was one of the greatest civilizations in the world; yet, like all empires, it fell. Why, and how? The story is a mixture of politics, betrayal, immigration, religion, climate, pandemic, natural disaster, xenophobia, and bad luck (in short, everything human, and everything we face today). Rome is Falling, an opera composed by American Modern […]

$10
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