The New Black Eagle Jazz Band plays the music of Louis Armstrong, Friday, Feb. 20, in Pittsfield, Mass. Pub and dessert menu available separately. At The Proprietor's Lodge music hall https://t.co/ZYjnfVdk6O
The Berkshire Edge, the region’s cultural calendar of record, previews the New Black Eagld Jazz Band’s exploration of Louis Armstrong’s repertoire. Feb. 20, 2026 in Pittsfield, part of the 10x10 Upstreet Arts Festival.
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A Berkshires Jazz “favorite son”, Scott Robinson, guides the #Juilliard Jazz Orchestra along the path beaten by the Sun Ra Arkestra. Jan. 22 in NY.https://t.co/cCFokHW4ua
The New Black Eagle Jazz Band performs 10 numbers from the Louis Armstrong book. Cabaret concert. Feb. 20 in the #Berkshires. Part of the 10x10 Upstreet Arts Festival. https://t.co/8Wydsesf1B
The Brown University shooter had a .8% chance of shooting someone like Ella Cook that identified as very conservative on campus.
92 out of 11,500.
I don’t believe in coincidences after Charlie.
@MAGAVoice Let me get this straight. Somali pirates do terrible things, so Somali refugees and immigrants should be expelled from this country. Is that about right?
Been playing some Gordon Goodwin this week. He passed just three weeks shy of his 71st birthday. Holiday treat from his Big Phat Band. https://t.co/FmWDuMskcA
@AP The term “same sex marriage “ is an oxymoron. Same sex “union” is what it was once called. Marriage will always be one man and one woman. God’s definition of it, not “man’s”.
Longtime Berkshires Jazz board member Paul Garvey has passed away. Upstanding member of our Program Committee, his was a bright and knowledgeable presence...and friendship. R.I.P Paul Garvey, 1944-2015.https://t.co/pRDFFpLmNQ
Our 2017 Jazz Prodigy Caelan Cardello joins Tyreek McDole's quartet in Schenectady NY on Nov. 7. Caelan has achieved great heights as a soloist, leader, and advocate. Another chance for us to say, "We told you so." @APFJ https://t.co/ywipgF0789
@Crazyflix94 @SpeakerJohnson Why the question? Such a ban already exists. It is called the Constitution (or, "the current law," if you prefer simpler language.