Posts Tagged ‘Lenox’

James Taylor and Carole King: Third Tanglewood Show Added

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Via The Berkshire Eagle, James Taylor and Carole King have added a third show to their “Troubadour Reunion” tour stop at Tanglewood this summer. The first two shows sold out within hours. Only lawn tickets are still available for the newly added show on Monday, July 5, and you can bet they won’t last long.

Be Here Now: Arlo Guthrie @ Shakespeare & Company, 12/5/09

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

arloGuthrieCertainly some of Arlo Guthrie’s classic shaggy dog tales are as confounding and convoluted as Shakespeare’s finest, but don’t expect Arlo to tackle the Bard with this concert at Shakespeare & Company’s Founders’ Theatre in Lenox, Mass.

No, instead, he’s helping out with this benefit performance to help raise much-needed funds for Shakespeare & Company. Tickets are $30, $65 and $100, and admission includes a post-concert dessert reception.

Showtime is 8pm, and if you’re planning dinner out prior to the performance, consider dining at one of the many area restaurants that are also making donations to Shakespeare & Company on Saturday.

See Here Now: James Martin exhibition @ the Church Street Gallery, Lenox, Mass.

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

Recommended viewing: The first ever east coast exhibition of the work of 81-year-old self-taught Seattle painter James Martin is currently on view at the Church Street Art Gallery in Lenox, Mass.

The exhibit continues through Sunday, August 16.

James Martin: Stringless Guitar (gouache on paper, 2008)

James Martin: Stringless Guitar (gouache on paper, 2008)


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