Raina has been called, “a shining light in the up and coming folk scene.” She’ll sparkle in The Window along with AJ Roach.
AJ Roach’s dry and cutting wit between songs has become nearly as celebrated as his performance of the songs themselves. Lend your ear here.
Jay and Jordan are crashing The Emporium, 431 North Street in Pittsfield, where they will be selling the very latest from the House of Minc.
Ask the Mincettes about screen printing, where they get their design inspiration, and how to get to the North Pole. (Ok, so they will definitely have the answers to two out of three of those questions.)
The sale is on from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. There will be complimentary sweets and treats to help you power through your shopping…just in case you’ve put it off ’til the last minute like we have.
Oh, and many of our neighbors on Upper North will be open late that evening too.
(Berkshire Museum members mention your affiliation and we’ll donate 10 percent of our sales that day to the museum.)
Eliot Bronson and Josh Lamkin are The Brilliant Inventions — an acoustic duo in the tradition of Simon and Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers.
At the 2009 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, in nearby Hillsdale, NY the Atlanta, Georgia based duo sold more CDs than any other act.
Be sure to join us, there’s no cover for this special Thursday evening debut.
In the meantime, let them make sweet music to your ears.
Get a jump on your holiday shopping this weekend. Minc House will have its latest silk-screened designs and home decor items for sale at the MASS MoCA Marketplace.
The Marketplace is two full days of locally produced goods, you’re sure to find something for everyone on your shopping list. There are special discounts at HARDWARE all weekend too!
Jay and Jordan of MincHouse have designed, printed, stitched, and stuffed loads of speciality items for the upcoming Live and Let’s Give charity event, which benefits Charley’s Fund.
The sale will feature top artists selling quality hand-knits, jewelry, ceramics, paintings, photographs, candles, clothing, pillows, throws, furniture, linens, leather, cosmetics and more.
Just in time for the holidays, the boutique-style artisan fair will be an eclectic shopping experience for the community with the added goal of giving back. A portion of the proceeds from the sale, and all of the opening night ticket sales, will be donated to Charley’s Fund.
Charley’s Fund is a non-profit organization located in the Berkshires that supports finding a cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
Who: You and all your civic-minded friends!
What: Live and Let’s Give
Where: Lichtenstein Center for the Arts
28 Renne Avenue
Pittsfield, MA
When: Nov. 6 Opening Reception & Boutique-style Sale
Nov. 7-8 Boutique-style Sale
Cost: Friday Night, $25 opening night reception, with specialty cocktails and yummies.
Saturday and Sunday, free
Tickets: Point and Click Here
Bring your appetites this third thusday down to mission for our second annual slider eating contest!
Mission will be closed on Sundays and Mondays starting September 14. Tuesday through Saturday tapas from 5 till midnight, last call at 12:30! Open Mic will continue on Tuesday nights with host Justin Allen at 8pm.
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Check out the new Mission t.shirts on sale now at the restaurant! ($15) They are hand-printed and hand-dyed right here in Pittsfield by a small company called minchouse. You can check out their website www.minchouse.com and see other tees there too!
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