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- 1Berkshire gardening column returns for October week●THE LAZY BERKSHIRE GARDENER: Week of October 1, 2026
The Berkshire Edge has published the latest instalment of its gardening column, The Lazy Berkshire Gardener, covering the week of October 1, 2026. The column offers seasonal advice and tasks for gardeners in the Berkshire region as autumn sets in, continuing the publication's regular home and garden coverage.
- 2Berkshire Theatre Group Stages David Auburn's 'Summer, 1976'▼Berkshire Theatre Group Presents David Auburn’s “Summer, 1976”
Berkshire Theatre Group is presenting a production of David Auburn's play 'Summer, 1976'. The announcement was reported by regional outlets including the Lakeville Journal and The Millerton News. The play, by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of 'Proof', is being staged for local audiences in the Berkshire area, drawing attention from Connecticut and nearby New York readers.
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The Berkshire Edge published an item titled 'The Zionists: A Family Storm'. The headline is all that is currently available, so the specific facts of the story — whether it concerns a family dispute, a theatrical production, or a political commentary — cannot be confirmed from the information at hand.
- 4Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs Church in Adams, Mass. closes indefinitely▼Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs Church indefinitely closed in Adams, Mass.
Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs Church in Adams, Massachusetts, has been closed indefinitely, according to local reports. The announcement affects parishioners who worship at the historic Catholic church in the Berkshire County town. No details were given on whether the closure is temporary or permanent, or where the congregation will gather in the meantime.
- 5Berkshire Botanical Garden hosts annual Harvest Festival▼BERKSHIRE FOOD EVENTS: Annual Harvest Festival at Berkshire Botanical Garden
The Berkshire Botanical Garden is holding its annual Harvest Festival, a seasonal food-focused event in the Berkshires. Local coverage highlights the festival as part of regional food and garden events, drawing visitors for autumn celebrations centered on local produce, gardens, and community gatherings.
- 6Berkshire Botanical Garden shares harvest report on herb gardens and kitchen▼HARVEST REPORT: What is Happening in the Berkshire Botanical Gardens Herb Gardens and Kitchen?
The Berkshire Edge has published a harvest report from the Berkshire Botanical Garden, detailing what is currently happening in its herb gardens and kitchen. The update offers readers a look at seasonal activity at the Stockbridge-area garden, which maintains display gardens and culinary programming for the public. It is part of the outlet's ongoing coverage of the garden's work.
- 7Review: Murder Before Evensong opens at The Watermill Theatre▼Review: MURDER BEFORE EVENSONG at The Watermill Theatre
The Watermill Theatre is staging Murder Before Evensong, and a new review from StageTalk Magazine examines the production. The write-up covers the show's staging and performances at the Berkshire theatre, adding to coverage of the adaptation's stage life. Theatre audiences and reviewers are weighing in on how the murder mystery translates to the Watermill's intimate setting.