BTW Newsletters
Here you’ll find weekly newsletters going back to January 2020. Each week I send out a roundup of stories and events on Thursday mornings and share my latest explorations in the Berkshires.
We began in Mailchimp and switched to Mailpoet in June 2020 (because it plays beautifully with WordPress and makes creating the newsletter easier), so you will see the form change then. Any newsletter from June 10, 2020, onward you can open just by clicking the link.
- April 9, 2021 (BTW) Art and theater are beginning to warm up
- April 8, 2021 Art and theater are beginning to warm up
- March 31, 2021 Starships and salamanders are on the move
- March 24, 2021 Going out into a changed world
- March 17, 2021 Light a fire on the first day of spring
- March 11, 2021 Can we stretch out for a moment in the sun?
- March 4, 2021 Can you feel the sap running today?
- February 24, 2021 A woman speaks out across 2500 years
- February 17, 2021 Where do we feel safe and open now?
- February 10, 2021 You can't hold hands with a computer screen
- February 4, 2021 Can you feel the gound we're standing on?
- January 28, 2021 What do you talk about in a snowstorm?
- January 20, 2021 She makes women out of Berkshire earth
- January 14, 2021 Martin Luther King in the 21st century
- January 7, 2021 The center can hold
- December 30, 2020 Clear skies ahead
- December 23, 2020 Wishing you light and peace in the winter holidays
- December 17, 2020 We're transforming holidays to keep them alight
- December 10, 2020 Climb down the chimney — turn on the brightest string of lights I've ever seen
- December 3, 2020 Where holidays and humor grow near home
- November 25, 2020 Berkshire celebrations for a changed Thanksgiving
- November 19, 2020 NightWood turns the Mount into a new world
- November 12, 2020 Look up and reach out this weekend
- November 5, 2020 Berkshire conversations begin to probe the future
- October 28, 2020 Distilling a new Halloween spirit
- October 22, 2020 It's all about soul
- October 15, 2020 Freedom of body and freedom of mind ...
- October 9, 2020 According to all sources the street's the place to go
- October 1, 2020 Looking for fall brightness on the back roads
- September 23, 2020 Remember the feel of clay or wool or hand drumming
- September 17, 2020 Teaching a cow how to draw
- September 10, 2020 Stretching out late summer days
- September 2, 2020 Anyone up for garlic gelato?
- August 27, 2020 Theater, music and dance grow in the summer sun
- August 19, 2020 Finding places to breathe easier
- August 12, 2020 You've got to stay bright to be the light of the world
- August 5, 2020 Out on the town on a summer night
- July 30, 2020 Berkshire stages feel the country watching
- July 22, 2020 Everybody's dancing in the moonlight
- July 15, 2020 In the summertime you've got music on your mind
- July 9, 2020 Anyone for ice cream under upside-down trees?
- July 2, 2020 We can listen to music on the lawn at dusk
- June 25, 2020 A treasure hunt on the summer solstice
- June 18, 2020 Can we talk around a table on a summer night?
- June 11, 2020 Taking the first step into a new future
- 06/03/2020 – It’s time to speak
- 05/27/2020 – Dance, music, theater — summer’s coming in
- 05/20/2020 – Are we beginning to see the light?
- 05/13/2020 – Like an actor walking on stage
- 05/07/2020 – Like the first warm day when you step outside
- 04/29/2020 – Have a spring cocktail and talk across the world
- 04/22/2020 – Feel a handful of earth
- 04/15/2020 – Got chocolate? Need coffee? The Berkshires delivers …
- 04/08/2020 – Dancing in the kitchen, actors on the couch
- 04/01/2020 – Local beer and a streaming film?
- 03/25/2020 – Berkshires in a changing world
- 03/18/2020 – While we’re at home
- 03/11/2020 – Quiet light in uncertain days
- 03/04/2020 – The sun is shining and the sap is running
- 02/26/2020 – Touching on the nature of things
- 02/19/2020 – ‘A gift of song and story …’
- 02/12/2020 – A night for wine and candlelight
- 02/05/2020 – Ready for a hot drink and laughter
- 01/29/2020 – Light and color on cold days
- 01/23/2020 – Light and color on cold days