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These writings are inspired, funny, angry, heartfelt, tragic, and beautiful but above all, together they create a true and profound portrait of this issue’s effect on every one of us. A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, and a Prayer is a call to the world to demand an end to violence against women. 100% of the proceeds to benefit the Elizabeth Freeman Center.
Piano virtuoso Laszlo Gardony performs fresh, modern but soulful arrangements of beloved old tunes, and covering ten styles and genres (jazz, Negro spirituals, rock, funk, Broadway, Neapolitan, etc.). Based in part on his new, highly-acclaimed CD “La Marseillaise,” his adaptations include the title song and nine other familiar tunes, from Misty to Eleanor Rigby, Lady Madonna to Summertime, and myriad in between. Known as an innovator for both his composing and performance approaches, Hungarian-born Laszlo Gardony is also a professor of piano at the Berklee College of Music. He made his local debut at the Berkshire Museum nearly 20 years ago, and has developed a strong regional and national following.
(snow date: Feb. 22)
Youth Musicians from all over Berkshire County will perform songs written by youth from around the world who have participated in Music in Common JAMMS programs. Music in Common is a nonprofit organization that empowers youth against hate through collaborative songwriting, multimedia, and performance.
Kids of all ages are invited to build, collaborate, experiment, and learn with the big blue blocks of the Imagination Playground, colorful Bilderhoos boards, magnetic Tegu blocks, and tables piled high with LEGO bricks at the center of the Museum. In the popular Tinker Lab, older children can take apart old electronics to create something new. At the Animation Station, kids and adults will explore the world of animation and learn how to create their own animations using various methods as part of The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Friday, February 14, 3:30 to 5 pm
Saturday, February 15, 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday, February 16, noon to 3 pm
Monday to Saturday, February 17 to 22, 11 am to 3 pm
Included with regular Museum admission – children under 18 free!
Kids of all ages are invited to build, collaborate, experiment, and learn with the big blue blocks of the Imagination Playground, colorful Bilderhoos boards, magnetic Tegu blocks, and tables piled high with LEGO bricks at the center of the Museum. In the popular Tinker Lab, older children can take apart old electronics to create something new. At the Animation Station, kids and adults will explore the world of animation and learn how to create their own animations using various methods as part of The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Friday, February 14, 3:30 to 5 pm
Saturday, February 15, 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday, February 16, noon to 3 pm
Monday to Saturday, February 17 to 22, 11 am to 3 pm
Included with regular Museum admission – children under 18 free!
Ted Lightburn, Science Department Chair, Hands-to-Work Director – Students from The Darrow School will demonstrate air pressure concepts through a hands-on demonstration where children will make a Cartesian Diver that they can take home with them. These Darrow Juniors in high school have recently completed a unit on gas pressure. They will be able to explain how pressure and volume are related in an experiment that they can re-create almost anywhere with easily found materials. Suitable for all ages.
Kids of all ages are invited to build, collaborate, experiment, and learn with the big blue blocks of the Imagination Playground, colorful Bilderhoos boards, magnetic Tegu blocks, and tables piled high with LEGO bricks at the center of the Museum. In the popular Tinker Lab, older children can take apart old electronics to create something new. At the Animation Station, kids and adults will explore the world of animation and learn how to create their own animations using various methods as part of The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Friday, February 14, 3:30 to 5 pm
Saturday, February 15, 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday, February 16, noon to 3 pm
Monday to Saturday, February 17 to 22, 11 am to 3 pm
Included with regular Museum admission – children under 18 free!
The Pittsfield Cooperative Bank, The City of Pittsfield Recreation Program and the Boys & Girls Club of the Berkshires invite the first 100 people through the door during the Public Skate at the Pittsfield Boys & Girls Club to free admission for skating as well as free skate rental if needed (limited size availability).
Kids of all ages are invited to build, collaborate, experiment, and learn with the big blue blocks of the Imagination Playground, colorful Bilderhoos boards, magnetic Tegu blocks, and tables piled high with LEGO bricks at the center of the Museum. In the popular Tinker Lab, older children can take apart old electronics to create something new. At the Animation Station, kids and adults will explore the world of animation and learn how to create their own animations using various methods as part of The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Friday, February 14, 3:30 to 5 pm
Saturday, February 15, 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday, February 16, noon to 3 pm
Monday to Saturday, February 17 to 22, 11 am to 3 pm
Included with regular Museum admission – children under 18 free!
The Darrow Theater Workshop members, led by Jennifer Pytleski Performing Arts Department Chair, Theater Director, English Teacher, will be facilitating a workshop focused on youth devised work. Participants will have the chance to build a 10-minute play informed by theater games, stories, and the space we are creating in.
Wednesday, February 19
9:30-11:30am
Kids of all ages are invited to build, collaborate, experiment, and learn with the big blue blocks of the Imagination Playground, colorful Bilderhoos boards, magnetic Tegu blocks, and tables piled high with LEGO bricks at the center of the Museum. In the popular Tinker Lab, older children can take apart old electronics to create something new. At the Animation Station, kids and adults will explore the world of animation and learn how to create their own animations using various methods as part of The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Friday, February 14, 3:30 to 5 pm
Saturday, February 15, 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday, February 16, noon to 3 pm
Monday to Saturday, February 17 to 22, 11 am to 3 pm
Included with regular Museum admission – children under 18 free!