| SUNDAY - DECEMBER 09, 2018 |
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YULETIDE FESTIVAL
Sandisfield, 1 p.m.
The Sandisfield Arts Center will host a two-part community Yuletide Festival. Activities on Saturday will include interactive crafts, crunchies, and caroling. Volunteers will help participants with holiday craft-making such as, wreaths, Rice Krispies reindeer, paper Christmas Trees, candy canes and more. Snacks and drinks will be supplied, all in the spirit of tasting and enjoying ethnic treats. Resident performer Linda Mironti will lead a sing-along. Admission is free. On Sunday, a festive program of music, carols, recitations, stories, sketches and dramas will be performed by Arts Center supporters of all ages, including The Sandisfield Players, and friends from neighboring towns, all coming together to celebrate this special time of year and a successful 2018 season. Admission on Sunday is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12.
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BERKSHIRE PULSE SHOWCASE
Great Barrington, 3-4:30 p.m.
Berkshire Pulse will host a works-in-progress performance of choreography created by 14-18 year old dancers who are part of Young Choreographers Initiative. The performance takes place at Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10-$20. The presentation will feature group and solo works, including improvisations and in-the-moment choreography. The work explores issues that matter most to the students, including sexual assault, consent, and explorations of gender identity.
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| TUESDAY - DECEMBER 11, 2018 |
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TRANSITION TO MIDDLE SCHOOL
Great Barrington, 6:30 p.m.
Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School welcomes parents of students on the brink of adolescence to an evening inquiry with teachers, administrators and parents of students who have recently transitioned from middle school to high school and college, to discuss how to navigate this time of intense growth and change. The free event will be held at the Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School, 35 West Plain Road. Master class teacher Mark Eurich will be joined by Steiner middle school faculty in both academic and specialty subjects, as well as parents of Steiner graduates who have matriculated to both public and independent high schools. An opportunity for parent Q&A will be offered to close the meeting.
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