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SUMMARY:Nate Martel Band at Persip Park
DESCRIPTION:Live performance by Nate Martel and his band from 5 to 8 pm in Persip Park\, 175 North Street. Enjoy a beer garden from Hot Plate Brewing Co. and local food vendors within the vicinity. \nPowerhouse vocalist\, songwriter\, and guitarist\, Nate Martel\, currently resides in Easthampton\, MA\, but he was born and raised in Northern Berkshire County. His music is soulful\, unique\, and infectious\, ranging from roots rock to funky soul to heartfelt ballads. Nate has been playing live shows since high school\, and now twenty years later\, he is honored to have shared the stage with a mighty and eclectic array of mainstream\, national acts\, including The Revivalists\, Black Joe Lewis\, Ryan Montbleau\, Bernie Worrell\, and even Ghost Face Killer/members of Wu Tang. Regionally\, he has performed at some of the finest music venues the Northeast has to offer\, including The Paradise in Boston\, The Brooklyn Bowl\, both of The Stone Church venues in Brattleboro\, VT and Newmarket\, NH\, The Adams Theater in his hometown\, and countless times at The Iron Horse in Northampton\, MA. \nNate is joined by a stellar cast of musicians: Darby Wolf from the Reckoners\, Matt Schofield on organ and keyboards\, Zach Gregory from Lush Honey on bass\, and Marcel Leclaire on drums. \nIn the case of inclement weather\, Nate Martel will be at Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church\, 27 East Street.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/nate-martel-band-at-persip-park/
LOCATION:Persip Park\, 175 North Street\, Pittsfield\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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SUMMARY:School Street Beer Garden & Busker\, Michael Aaron
DESCRIPTION:School Street will feature a Beer Garden with Hot Plate Brewing Co.\, lawn games\, and busker\, Micheal Aaron from 5 to 8 pm. Michael Aaron is not just another singer-songwriter; he’s a musical craftsman whose eclectic blend of folk and indie rock reflects a lifetime of diverse experiences and influences. Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of artists\, Michael infuses his music with raw emotion and introspective lyricism\, capturing the essence of life’s joys and struggles. His sound is a tapestry woven with the threads of his influences\, from the melodic sensibilities of The Beatles to the earnest storytelling of Wilco and the infectious energy of Guster.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/school-street-beer-garden-busker-michael-aaron/
LOCATION:North Street at School Street\, 1 School Street\, Pittsfield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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SUMMARY:Busker Autumn Phoenix
DESCRIPTION:Busker Autumn Phoenix will be popped up in Palace Park (near 122 North Street) from 5 to 8 pm. Autumn an award-winning singer-songwriter who will be performing original material and some covers. She is also a professional photographer!
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/busker-autumn-phoenix/
LOCATION:Palace Park\, 116 North Street\, Pittsfield\, MA\, 01201
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T200000
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SUMMARY:Bowey the Clown
DESCRIPTION:Bowey the Clown will be crafting free balloon creations in front of Crawford Sqaure at 137 North Street.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/bowey-the-clown/
LOCATION:North Street
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five,Kids Activities
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SUMMARY:“Art in the Park” with Peter Vacchina
DESCRIPTION:DPI. and First Fridays Artswalk will feature Peter Vacchina as the May “Art in the Park” artist. Peter will be popped up in Palace Park (near 122 North Street) from 5 to 8 pm\, inviting the community to add pieces to a “made-on-the-spot” mosaic and discussing his process with all who are interested. \nPeter is a sculptor working primarily in marble\, mosaic\, and the occasional ice sculpture. His art reflects his personal life experiences\, particularly his time living and traveling abroad. Before becoming a full-time artist in Pittsfield\, Peter lived and taught science in Belgium\, Brazil\, Mexico\, England\, Italy\, and California. “I appreciate the challenge of working in marble and its potential to last for centuries. In my marble sculptures\, I seek to invoke memory in the way a scent or sound might\, and in doing so inspire heartfelt stories in the viewer.” \n“Art in the Park” is supported in part by the Feigenbaum Foundation and in part by a grant from the Mass Cultural Council\, and a grant from the Pittsfield Cultural Council\, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/art-in-the-park-with-peter-vacchina/
LOCATION:Palace Park\, 116 North Street\, Pittsfield\, MA\, 01201
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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SUMMARY:Jim Horsford Live Pottery Demos
DESCRIPTION:Jim Horsford will also be popped up in Palace Park hosting a free live pottery demonstration from 5 to 8 pm where he will be inviting individuals to help him make pots on the potter’s wheel. Jim spent 30 years as an art teacher at Herberg Middle School from 1978 to 2008. Currently\, he teaches pottery on the wheel at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts where he has been since 2000. His creations will be available for purchase. \nIn the case of inclement weather\, “Art in the Park” with Peter Vacchina\, pottery demos with Jim Horsford\, and music with Autumn Phoenix will be inside the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts at 28 Renee Avenue.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/jim-horsford-live-pottery-demos/
LOCATION:Palace Park\, 116 North Street\, Pittsfield\, MA\, 01201
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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SUMMARY:Makers Market
DESCRIPTION:The Makers Market at First Fridays at Five will feature over a dozen local vendors selling handmade products such as crafts\, clothing and accessories\, candles\, art\, custom gift items\, self-care items\, and packaged foods and sweets. Makers include Auntie Kat’s Gift Shop\, Bake My Day\, Baked! Pastries & More\, BareBone Roots\, Berkshire Henna\, Braidy Bunch\, Creative Creations\, Glimmerhold Artistry & Tiffs Trinkets\, Hid In Gems\, Hilltown Hemlock Studio\, Lamaria\, Leann’s Lovies\, little country gifts\, ManiSetGo\, Pearls & Pillows\, Plushy Pals\, Sisterhood of the Traveling Crafts\, Sunshine Jewelry\, and Truffles by Tarah. \nCheck out a variety of food vendors including BB’s Hot Spot\, Berkshire Kettle Creations and Lemonade\, Best Damn Espresso\, Cocineras Latinas LLC Coop\, D’s Island Food Truck\, Full Belly FEWD TRUCK\, Grampie’s Dog House\, Just Kickin It Bar B Que\, and La Chalupa & La Enchilada.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/makers-market-4/
LOCATION:North Street
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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SUMMARY:Bike Rodeo at Palace Park
DESCRIPTION:There will be a Kids’ Bike Rodeo in the Palace Park Parking Lot from 5 to 8 pm presented by the Berkshire Bike Path Council\, AAA\, and Massachusetts Safe Routes to School in honor of Bike Month. This event is open to young riders\, elementary and middle school children\, and their families and will feature bike tune-ups\, bike safety\, and a place to practice riding skills. As bikes are not allowed within the First Fridays at Five footprint\, we ask that you walk your bike through this area or ideally enter Palace Park via Renne Avenue off Fenn Street.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/bike-rodeo-at-palace-park/
LOCATION:Palace Park\, 116 North Street\, Pittsfield\, MA\, 01201
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T200000
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SUMMARY:May 1 First Fridays Artswalk
DESCRIPTION:The First Fridays Artswalk in downtown Pittsfield begins its 5-month season (May through September) on Friday\, May 1 from 5 to 8 pm as part of the City of Pittsfield’s First Fridays at Five. Participating venues on Friday\, May 1 include Clock Tower Artists\, Framework by Downtown Pittsfield\, Inc.\, Hotel on North\, Indie Readery and Records\, Lichtenstein Center for the Arts\, Pittsfield’s City Hall\, Sanctum Gallery\, and the Soda Chef. \nDownload the Downtown Pittsfield App in the App Store or on Google Play to follow a virtual walking tour of art. \nPittsfield’s City Hall\, 70 Allen Street\, will feature “How Shall We Live? – Berkshire Youth Artists Explore Their Relationship with the Earth in the Time of Climate Change\,” May 1 through June 5\, 2026. \nOrganized by Living the Change Berkshires\, The Clark Art Institute\, and Cooler Communities\, this traveling show spotlights how local students experience climate change and share their resilience and love for the earth. 60+ Berkshire County High School Artists will be featured in the exhibit. There will be a reception on Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm\, and Friday\, June 5\, 5 to 8 pm\, with opportunities for the public to learn about and take climate action. \n  \nBerkshire Art Center (BAC) will host their summer Faculty Artist Show at Framework by Downtown Pittsfield\, Inc. located at 437 North Street. This exhibition showcases the work of talented visual artists who also lead BAC classes and workshops\, so you can be inspired and learn directly from the experts behind the art. Explore a vibrant range of mediums\, including collage\, printmaking\, watercolor\, photography\, pastel\, and more. Featuring faculty artists Thad Kubis\, Jody King Camarra\, Thomas Libetti\, Kim Waterman\, Jill McLean\, and Laura Thompson\, this show is a celebration of the breadth of art! Come experience Berkshire Art Center’s talented Faculty Artists’ work and be inspired to take the next step in your own creative journey\, wherever you might be starting. There will be an opening reception with the artists during the May 1 First Fridays Artswalk from 5 to 8 pm\, and there will be an opportunity to sign up for a class taught by one of BAC’s Faculty Artists. The exhibition will be on view Monday through Thursday\, 10 am to 2 pm\, April 27 through May 28\, by visiting the Downtown Pittsfield\, Inc. offices at 431 North Street\, or by appointment. \n  \nIndie Readery and Records\, 314 North Street\, will feature “Reduction Prints and Felted Landscapes” by Joan Rooks through May 2\, 2026. Stop by during the May 1 First Fridays Artswalk from 5 to 8 pm to take a look! The reduction woodblock printing that Joan uses involves carving away sections of a single block to produce multi-color images. At the end of a series the block is completely carved away. The dry felting process involves layering various colors of wool using specialized barbed needles to combine loose wool fibers. \n  \nSanctum Gallery\, 148 North Street\, will present the art of award-winning Navajo painter Walter Dan during the First Fridays Artswalk on Friday\, May 1 from 5 to 8 pm. \nMonica White will be showcasing the celebrated work of her father\, Walter Dan\, a renowned Navajo artist. The exhibition offers visitors a rare chance to experience the depth\, tradition\, and storytelling of Navajo painting through Walter Dan’s powerful artwork. Monica will share the powerful stories of her father’s art with us. “Sharing my father’s work is a way to honor our family and culture\,” said White. “Each piece carries the history\, spirit\, and creativity of our heritage.” \nWalter’s paintings consist of serene southwestern life with landscapes\, animals\, and portraits most influenced by his Diné and cowboy culture. Walter focuses on using acrylic\, oil\, pencil\, and ink. He was an art student at the Institute of American Indian Arts-IAIA in Santa Fe\, New Mexico\, in the early 1970’s. Walter’s most prominent influence and mentor is Allen Houser\, a highly regarded Native American artist\, and his IAIA instructor. \n  \nPittsfield High School will present its Senior Show and AP Placement Portfolios for the month of May at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts\, 28 Renne Avenue. These dedicated students have spent years developing their artistic voices\, often taking multiple art classes throughout their high school journey. As a culminating experience\, they have thoughtfully planned and curated a collection that represents their growth and creativity. The exhibition features a diverse range of work in a salon-style display\, including pieces from Drawing & Painting\, Ceramics\, and Photography. Adding to the energy of the show\, posters from the Pittsfield City Jazz competition will also be on view\, creating a vibrant and dynamic celebration of student art. There will be an opening reception on Friday\, May 1 from 5 to 7 pm. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to experience the innovative work of our young artists! \n  \nNew for 2026\, the Clock Tower Artists at 75 South Church Street are excited to introduce rotating 2 to 3-person pop-up exhibits in their West Studios Lobby — alongside their regularly scheduled open studios — bringing even more variety and creative energy to every visit! \nJoin the Clock Tower Artists on Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm\, to explore fresh artwork\, meet the makers\, and celebrate the start of an inspiring spring season. Stroll the historic third floor and connect with over 20 professional artists working across a wide range of mediums. Whether you’re an art lover\, collector\, or curious newcomer\, you’re sure to find something that sparks your imagination. Enjoy original artwork\, creative conversations\, and a warm\, welcoming community of artists in the heart of Pittsfield.\nArtists include Charles Baum\, Karen Carmean\, Deborah H Carter\, Lucie Castaldo\, Joan Palano Ciolfi\, Randy Foulds\, Marion Grant\, Caroline Kelley\, Mollie Kellogg\, Eric Korenman\, Bruce Laird\, Lisa Loustaunau\, Mark Mellinger\, Linda Petrocine\, Sally Tiska Rice\, Ilene Richard\, Audrey Shachnow\, Stanley Singer\, Ariel Smith\, Sharon Walthew\, Stefanie Weber\, and Carmel Wilson.  \n  \nHotel on North\, 297 North Street\, will feature “Tree of Life Series” – acrylic paintings by Mary Davidson\, May 1 through June 30\, 2026. There will be an opening reception with the artist on Friday\, May 1 from 5 to 8 pm during the First Fridays Artswalk. \n  \nDowntown Pittsfield\, Inc. and First Fridays Artswalk will feature Peter Vacchina as the May “Art in the Park” artist. \nPeter will be popped up in Palace Park (near 122 North Street) from 5 to 8 pm\, inviting the community to add pieces to a “made-on-the-spot” mosaic and discussing his process with all who are interested. \nPeter is a sculptor working primarily in marble\, mosaic\, and the occasional ice sculpture. His art reflects his personal life experiences\, particularly his time living and traveling abroad. Before becoming a full-time artist in Pittsfield\, Peter lived and taught science in Belgium\, Brazil\, Mexico\, England\, Italy\, and California. “I appreciate the challenge of working in marble and its potential to last for centuries. In my marble sculptures\, I seek to invoke memory in the way a scent or sound might\, and in doing so inspire heartfelt stories in the viewer.” In the case of inclement weather\, “Art in the Park” with Peter Vacchina will be inside the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts at 28 Renee Avenue. \n  \nEvent Highlights (South to North): \n   \nArtists at the Clock Tower\, 75 South Church Street\, Third Floor \nCharles Baum\, Karen Carmean\, Deborah H Carter\, Lucie Castaldo\, Joan Palano Ciolfi\, Randy Foulds\, Marion Grant\, Caroline Kelley\, Mollie Kellogg\, Eric Korenman\, Bruce Laird\, Lisa Loustaunau\, Mark Mellinger\, Linda Petrocine\, Sally Tiska Rice\, Ilene Richard\, Audrey Shachnow\, Stanley Singer\, Ariel Smith\, Sharon Walthew\, Stefanie Weber\, and Carmel Wilson \nOpen Studios: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n    \nSanctum Gallery\, 148 North Street \nMonica White presents art of award-winning Navajo painter Walter Dan \nOpening Reception: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n  \nPittsfield’s City Hall\, 70 Allen Street \n“How Shall We Live? – Berkshire Youth Artists Explore Their Relationship with the Earth in the Time of Climate Change” \nOpening Reception: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n     \nLichtenstein Center for the Arts\, 28 Renne Avenue \nPittsfield High School presents Senior Show and AP Placement Portfolios \nOpening Reception: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 7 pm \n  \nPalace Park\, 122 North Street \n“Art in the Park” with Peter Vacchina \nFriday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n  \nSoda Chef\, 161 North Street \nNicole March Art \nWindow Display \n  \nHotel on North\, 297 North Street \n“Tree of Life Series” \nAcrylic paintings by Mary Davidson \nOpening Reception: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n  \nIndie Readery and Records\, 314 North Street \n“Reduction Prints and Felted Landscapes” by Joan Rooks \nOn View: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm \n  \nFramework by Downtown Pittsfield\, Inc.\, 437 North Street \nBerkshire Art Center (BAC) Summer Faculty Artist Show \nArtists: Thad Kubis\, Jody King Camarra\, Thomas Libetti\, Kim Waterman\, Jill McLean\, and Laura Thompson \nOpening Reception: Friday\, May 1\, 5 to 8 pm
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/may-1-first-fridays-artswalk/
LOCATION:Around Downtown
CATEGORIES:Arts,ff-artswalk,ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T200000
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CREATED:20260416T132056Z
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SUMMARY:Family Fun Zone
DESCRIPTION:The Family Fun Zone at First Fridays at Five will feature free\, interactive activities from local non-profit organizations including arts & crafts\, games\, and more. \nParticipating organizations include ALZ.0rg\, BART Charter Public School\, Berkshire Art Center\, Berkshire Athenaeum\, Berkshire Coalition for Suicide Prevention\, Berkshire County Kids Place\, Berkshire District Attorney’s Office\, Berkshire Environmental Action Team\, Berkshire Medical Center’s Behavioral Health Unit Council\, Department of Children and Families\, Elizabeth Freeman Center\, Girl Scout Troop 64834\, Mental Health Support For Families\, and VFW Post 448.
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/family-fun-zone-4/
LOCATION:North Street
CATEGORIES:ff-festival,First Fridays at Five
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T171500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T200000
DTSTAMP:20260417T154640
CREATED:20260326T132000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260416T131634Z
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SUMMARY:May Opening with the Clock Tower Artists
DESCRIPTION:NEW FOR 2026: The Clock Tower Artists are excited to introduce rotating 2–3 person pop-up exhibits in our West Studios Lobby—alongside our regularly scheduled open studios—bringing even more variety and creative energy to every visit! \nA new season of creativity begins\, and we’re welcoming you in for our first open studios of the spring season 2026! Join us First Friday and Second Saturday to explore fresh artwork\, meet the makers\, and celebrate the start of an inspiring season. \nFriday\, May 1\, 2026 | 5 PM – 8 PM\nSaturday\, May 9\, 2026 | 1 PM – 4 PM \nStroll our historic third floor and connect with over 20 professional artists working across a wide range of mediums. Whether you’re an art lover\, collector\, or curious newcomer\, you’re sure to find something that sparks your imagination.\nEnjoy original artwork\, creative conversations\, and a warm\, welcoming community of artists in the heart of Pittsfield. \nArtists: Charles Baum\, Karen Carmean\, Deborah H Carter\, Lucie Castaldo\, Joan Palano Ciolfi\, Randy Foulds\, Marion Grant\, Caroline Kelley\, Mollie Kellogg\, Eric Korenman\, Bruce Laird\, Lisa Loustaunau\, Mark Mellinger\, Linda Petrocine\, Sally Tiska Rice\, Ilene Richard\, Audrey Shachnow\, Stanley Singer\, Ariel Smith\, Sharon Walthew\, Stefanie Weber\, and Carmel Wilso
URL:https://lovepittsfield.com/event/may-opening-with-the-clock-tower-artists/
LOCATION:Clock Tower Artists\, 75 South Church Street\, 3 Floor\, Pittsfield\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:art classes,Arts,ff-artswalk,First Fridays at Five,Shopping
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