Unmarried Couples Find Easier Hotel Registration
Hotels nationwide report more unmarried pairs registering under their own names rather than as Mr and Mrs. Some accept separate-name reservations, but many still advise signing in as husband and wife. Clerks note increased demand near colleges and along coasts, reflecting changing social norms.
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Area musicians at South Mountain concert in Pittsfield
Jay Rosenfeld flute Peter cello with father Jay Rosenfeld viola and Sheldon Rotenberg violinist present the third South Mountain chamber concert. Program includes Bach Trio Sonata in G Major The Jet Whistle Villa Lobos Mendelssohn Pierne and Mozart works. Tickets via South Mountain Concerts Box 23 Pittsfield Mass or at door.
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Boston Symphony
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Wilderness to receive special touch at Williamstown
Williamstown Theatre Festival artistic director Nikos Psacharopoulos announced Santo Loquasto will design settings and costumes for Ah Wilderness his ninth year with the festival. Loquasto has long credits at Williamstown and other major houses, with recent NY Shakespeare Festival work and Tony nominations. Ah Wilderness runs Aug 6 to 10 and reservations are available at 413 458 8146.
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Broadway
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Mark
Pillow lineup adds Lang Pilobolus at Jacob’s Pillow
Between August 6 and 10 the festival presents Lang and Pilobolus along with the Chuck Davis Company in Pillow debut. Pilobolus Dance Theatre shows promise while the Davis company electrifies audiences with bold movement and sound.
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Pat Adams exhibit comes to McCullough Mansion
The second art season show opens July 31 at the Big House featuring Pat Adams small gouache mixed media works. Adams, praised by The N.Y. Times, presents nonrepresentational pieces described as windows to wide horizons. Her career spans Bennington College to Yale and Queens College with grants from Fulbright and the National Council for the Arts. The public is invited to a 5 to 7 p.m. reception on July 31, with viewing through August 19.
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Yaddo Foundation
Adams
Bennington
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