Jacqueline Farrara is a poet of image and form, weaving language and light into sculptural dreams. Based in Hudson, NY, with a satellite studio in Casstown, OH, she moves between worlds—photography, film, poetry, sculpture, and letterpress storytelling—blurring their edges into something intimate and timeless. Born in 1990 to a lineage of celebrated artists, Jacqueline penned her first poem at the age of eight, a spark that has since ignited a life devoted to artistic alchemy. Her work transforms photographs into immersive, tactile landscapes—greatly enlarged, abstracted prints that evolve into installations, sculptures, and living stories. In the warm months, she can be found busking poetry, offering verses to strangers like love letters to the fleeting moment. Deeply inspired by her grandmother, a renowned Ukrainian artist, Jacqueline’s work is a love affair with tradition and raw reality. She speaks in the language of impermanence, where longing, beauty, and the certainty of loss entwine. Nature and architecture become her co-conspirators, as her installations breathe, shift, and invite the world to step inside the poetry of the ephemeral.

Daring Coyotes was born under the high deserts winter moon in Joshua Tree as David Clark Carroll coaxed notes out of his mandolin to the howls of coyotes and grew into a hard driving progressive bluegrass band based around David's original compositions. 2019 saw Daring Coyotes hit stages all over Northern California as a trio culminating in a short tour along the Humboldt coast. After moving back east in 2021, David now performs all over New England as Daring Coyotes. Exploring new improvisatory acoustic instrumentals on solo mandolin, singing and playing original folk songs on solo guitar, or leading a psychedelic string band through hard driving original and traditional bluegrass on mandolin and guitar are all potential expressions of the restless musical spirit that fuels David.

Christina passionately sings 60's-80's pop favorites with full band sound on keyboard with hand percussion. She reminds me of Karla Bonoff, Carly Simon, Carole King, Karen Carpenter, and Stevie Nicks all wrapped into one

Balloon Ben has been twisting and entertaining in Berkshire County and beyond for 13 years. His unique style allows him to meet almost any request. He loves a challenge, so feel free to use your imagination in your requests from this talented Airbender. Your imagination is the limit!

Lia has been practicing aerial silks since 2017 (wow, time flies!) and is continually inspired to strive for new heights and feats of strength and flexibility!

Daryl Brooke is an accomplished steel guitar player who performs as a solo artist playing classic American songs that have survived the test of time. His unique repertoire combined with his Hawaiian steel guitar licks, creates a sweet tropical groove that has delighted audiences up and down the east coast.

We are a 24 member award-winning women's barbershop chorus that travels around Berkshire County providing musical entertainment. Our chorus has kept this rich musical tradition alive for 55 years. We sing a cappella in four-part harmony, barbershop style with a repertoire that includes ballads, show tunes, up tunes, holiday songs, patriotic songs, and popular songs. We have performed at the Berkshire Atheneum, Berkshire Medical Center, local assisted living facilities, the Linde Center for Music and Learning, Hancock Shaker Village, the Red Lion Inn, local farmers' markets, and Tanglewood-on-Parade.