Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, ba......More

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, baked goods, and more. Local artisan crafters round out the market offerings, and each market features live music.SNAP and HIP are welcome at our markets: SNAP users receive a Market Match of up to $30 per market, and each market includes vendors with HIP-eligible products, providing SNAP shoppers with an immediate reimbursement for benefit dollars spent on fresh fruits and vegetables.

Housatonic Community Center, 1064 Main St, Housatonic, MA 01236, USA

Berkshire Botanical Garden Winter Lecture

Berkshire Botanical Garden Winter Lecture  Celebrated horticulturist Karl Gercens III will headline Berkshire Botanical Gardenâs 29thAnnual Winter Lecture, exploring how bold color, unexpected plant pairings and fearless experimentation can spark moments of surprise ......More

Berkshire Botanical Garden Winter Lecture  Celebrated horticulturist Karl Gercens III will headline Berkshire Botanical Gardenâs 29thAnnual Winter Lecture, exploring how bold color, unexpected plant pairings and fearless experimentation can spark moments of surprise and delight. The lecturewill be held Saturday, Feb. 21, from 2 to 4 p.m., at Lenox Memorial Middle and High School in Lenox, Mass. Drawing on his work at Longwood Gardens inPennsylvania, Gercens will teach how to bring the "Wow" to your owngarden, transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary experiences. Receptionto follow. Raised on a 10,000-acre cotton plantationin Mississippi, Gercens' passion for horticulture began early. The longSouthern growing seasons gave him room to experiment and innovate, eventuallyleading him to earn a B.S. in Ornamental Horticulture from Mississippi StateUniversity. His impressive career includes internships at Walt Disney World andthe Filoli Estate in California, and today he curates many of the spectacularseasonal displays in Longwoodâs world-famous four-acre Conservatory. With a distinctive eye for combiningcolorful trees, shrubs, and perennials, Karlâs work has earned him recognitionacross the country and around the world. He has visited public gardens in all50 U.S. states and over 24 countries, each journey deepening his expertise andinspiration. For more information and to register, visit BerkshireBotanical.org. Berkshire Botanical Garden is anot-for-profit, membership-supported educational organization encompassing 24acres of land at the intersection of Routes 102 and 183 in Stockbridge, Mass.The Garden is open year-round for classes, lectures, workshops, and exhibits,and the display gardens can be visited daily through Oct. 31, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Lenox Memorial Middle & High School, 197 East St, Lenox, MA 01240, USA

Undoing Racism-Community Organizing Training-March 10-12

March 10, 2026 6-8PM March 11, 2026 9AM-5Pm March 12, 2026 9AM-5PM Workshop Organized by Anti-Racism Community Organizers Call Rosa at (413) 222-8793 or visithttps://www.arcowesternmass.org/undoing_r......More

March 10, 2026 6-8PM March 11, 2026 9AM-5Pm March 12, 2026 9AM-5PM Workshop Organized by Anti-Racism Community Organizers Call Rosa at (413) 222-8793 or visithttps://www.arcowesternmass.org/undoing_racism_workshops We invite you to be part of our movement to advance institutional change for racial equity. Workshop participants will engage in a comprehensive exploration of how racism shapes American institutions, often without our conscious understanding that it is doing so. Applicants should be individuals in positions to take knowledge gained in the workshop back to their communities, colleagues, and institutions. The goal is to foster local work groups that will continue the conversation and work toward institutional change. Registration at bit.ly/UndoingRacismMarch2026 A Workshop by the Peopleâs Institute for Survival and Beyond A national multiracial network of antiracist organizers and educators dedicated to building a movement for justice by ending racism and other forms of institutional oppression.  The Peopleâs Institute Undoing Racism Workshop is an intensive 2 ½ day workshop designed to educate, challenge and empower people to âundoâ the racist structures that hinder effective social change. Their analysis moves beyond a focus on the symptoms of racism to an understanding of what it is, where it comes from, how it functions, why it persists and how it can be undone. For more info about The People's Institute:  www.pisab.org

Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, ba......More

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, baked goods, and more. Local artisan crafters round out the market offerings, and each market features live music.SNAP and HIP are welcome at our markets: SNAP users receive a Market Match of up to $30 per market, and each market includes vendors with HIP-eligible products, providing SNAP shoppers with an immediate reimbursement for benefit dollars spent on fresh fruits and vegetables.

Housatonic Community Center, 1064 Main St, Housatonic, MA 01236, USA

Seed Saving and Seed Exchange

The Berkshire Atheneum, Pittsfield's Public Library, hosts the Seed Library Openingand Seed Exchange this year, on March 21 from 10:30 am - noon.  More info andpromotional materials are still to come, but for now, save the date!  Visit ......More

The Berkshire Atheneum, Pittsfield's Public Library, hosts the Seed Library Openingand Seed Exchange this year, on March 21 from 10:30 am - noon.  More info andpromotional materials are still to come, but for now, save the date!  Visit https://www.pittsfieldlibrary.org/explore/outreach-programming

Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield's Public Library, 1 Wendell Ave, Pittsfield, MA 01201, USA

Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, ba......More

Berkshire Grownâs Winter Farmers Markets host farmers and producers from Berkshire County and the surrounding region.Vendors offer an abundance of locally-grown food, including fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meat, cheese, jam, honey and maple syrup, baked goods, and more. Local artisan crafters round out the market offerings, and each market features live music.SNAP and HIP are welcome at our markets: SNAP users receive a Market Match of up to $30 per market, and each market includes vendors with HIP-eligible products, providing SNAP shoppers with an immediate reimbursement for benefit dollars spent on fresh fruits and vegetables.

Housatonic Community Center, 1064 Main St, Housatonic, MA 01236, USA