Stories x Supper Series : First Line
April 23 | First Line
TONGHTS EVENT IS CANCELED - JOIN US as we return on MAY 22nd 6P
Pittsfield CityJazz Crawl Dance Party
The Pittsfield City Jazz Festival annual Jazz Crawl anchors the opening weekend events, and features local artists in restaurants and lounges throughout the City.
Friday April 25, the jazz crawl concludes with a DANCE set at Wander Berkshires from 9-11p
FREE!
2025 Pittsfield City Jazz Festival presented by Berkshires Jazz
An Evening with Ben Kohn presented by Berkshires Jazz
An Evening with Ben Kohn presented by Berkshire Jazz
Saturday, April 26th
Doors 7, show 7:30P-9:30P
FREE!
The preeminent keyboard artist in the region, Kohn will appear with his trio and special guests in a cabaret setting as part of the 2025 Pittsfield City Jazz Festival presented by Berkshires Jazz
Death Cafe hosted by Rebecca Churt
April 15th + 29th | Death Café | 2–4 PM
Hosted by Rebecca Churt, founder of The Grievery and end-of-life doula
Join us for a bi-weekly Death Café, a welcoming space for open, candid conversations about life, death, and everything in between. Guided by Rebecca Churt, these gatherings invite people of all ages to explore topics like mortality, dying, and the meaning of life — free from judgment, agendas, or specific belief systems.
Death Cafés are not grief support groups or therapy sessions, but rather opportunities to reflect and connect in community, with the goal of fostering greater comfort with death as a natural part of life.
🗓️ This is a recurring group — mark your calendar for every other Tuesday, 2–4PM. All are welcome.
Bella's Monthly Drag Bingo (April)
Bella’s Bingo Ball
📅 APRIL 29 | ⏰ 6–9 PM
Last Tuesday of the month
This fun-filled evening is more than just a bingo game—it’s a celebration of community, inclusivity, and creativity. Come for the prizes, stay for the fun, and leave with a smile! Bella’s Bingo Ball is a great way to connect with old friends, make new ones, and have a fantastic time in a supportive, welcoming space.
LGBTQ+ Community Potluck (monthly 1st Thurs)
Please join us for our first monthly Berkshire LGBTQ+ Community Potluck
sponsored by Berkshire Stonewall Community Coalition
Thursday, April 3rd from 5:30-7:30pm. (every 1st Thursday)
Please bring only food dishes (labeled for potential allergens).
Beverages will be available for purchase.
Wander is a sober space.
This event is free and open to all.
Cisgender allies are welcome!
Each month a different LGBTQ+ organization will host this event.
The community camaraderie doesn't have to end at 7:30.
Join us afterwards for Pride Night Methuselah Bar and Lounge with Pup Daddy Productions (8 - 11pm).
Misty Blues Roadhouse Gospel Revival
Roadhouse Gospel Revival with Misty Blues s
📅 Thursday, May 2
⏰ Doors at 6PM | Show 7–9PM
Get ready for a soul-stirring night of gospel blues as Misty Blues brings their powerhouse sound to WANDER for Roadhouse Gospel Revival! With rich instrumentation and vocals that shake the rafters, Misty Blues pays tribute to the bold and brassy women of early blues while honoring the legendary male artists of the 1920s–1940s.
Rooted in reverence and joy, this evening promises deep grooves, raw emotion, and pure blues energy.
Come early, grab a seat, and let the spirit move you.
Get your $20 ADVANCE TICKETS (recommended) or pay at the door. space is limited
DRAG Choreography Workshop 3 class SERIES
DRAG WORKSHOP SERIES in collaboration With Seeing Rainbows + Berkshire Pulse + Foundry
Looking to up your game as a drag performer? Tired of your moves? Need some help killing it?! Want to ignite your true dragarama voice?!! Come join us to increase your moves, dance skills and overall performance quality in a three workshop series that ends with a performance at The Foundry in West Stockbridge to kick off pride month!!!
At each workshop we’ll learn new moves, find ways to create interesting choreography that highlights your skills and makes you stand out and get feedback on how to sell it. This is not Ru Paul, but a community building non-competitive art fest that will give you confidence to be the big bold beautiful fully integrated dragstar that you want to be!
Sign up fast because we’re capping participation at 10 so each person gets tons of airtime to shine. Please bring a song that you’ve been working on and one you want to dive into. These two songs will be part of the end of session drag performance fest hosted by Tipsy MacBoozle at The Foundry.
This series is hosted + taught by Tom Truss, who is an actor, dancer, educator and raging fag.
For over 30 years he’s been working with people of all ages and abilities in the world of dance and theater. He started wearing his sisters’ dresses when he was 13, and even though he got in trouble for it, he kept on doing it. His favorite character is Tipsy MacBoozle, a drunken cabaret singer that leads sing-alongs. He loves playing Tipsy because she allows his true voice to shine.
Details:
Participation for all three workshops isn’t required but is suggested.
$50 for the entire workshop series. Pay what you can. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Suggested age restriction: 16+
Workshops are at:
WANDER Berkshires May 4th, 2pm-5pm
Berkshire Pulse May 10th, 2pm-5pm
The Foundry May 25th, 2pm-5pm
Final Showcase is at The Foundry, June 1st (more details to come)
Artist Slam X Meet Up
Join us for an Art Slam, a fast-paced, fun, and interactive event where artists take the stage to present their work, share their process, and engage in conversation—just like a poetry slam, but for visual art!
How it works:
Artists have 5 minutes to present their work (live, we will have an easel; or digitally, we will have a projector/screen).
Then, it's 5 minutes of feedback, questions, or open discussion with the group.
Up to 7 artists can present per session.
All skill levels and art forms are welcome! Artists must sign up to present, but everyone is welcome to attend and listen.
We need at least 3 artists signed up for the event to happen!
SIGN UP HERE
When: April 1, 10 – 11:30 AM
Where: WANDER Berkshires, 34 DEPOT STREET | SUITE 101 PITTSFIELD | MA
Crafting with Rainbow Seniors (monthly, 2nd Sat)
🧶 Come Get Your Craft On at WANDER! 🎨
Crafting with Rainbow Seniors Second Saturday of every month
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
Calling all knitters, crocheters, doodlers, makers, and creatives of all kinds! Join us for a monthly LGBT+ craft and social hour at WANDER — a cozy, welcoming space to connect, create, and unwind.
✨ Want to draw, sip tea, and chat for a while?
🧵 Curious to learn how to knit?
🪡 Just need dedicated time to finish that half-done project?
Whatever your craft, whatever your skill level — you're welcome here. Come meet new friends, bring your current project, or simply come to be in community. All ages welcome. Come as you are, stay as long as you'd like.
Spring Narrative Processing + Liberatory Visioning Workshop
Open workshop, cis allies welcomed.
in this workshop, we stand intentionally in the liminal space between past and present. from this vantage point, we gather to draw upon the generative energy of the group with which we gather, and the space we hold together, and from this seed grow this bubble of liberation.
in this continuing workshop at WANDER Berkshires, we will specifically be exploring the power of narratives for both visioning and healing. although we are rooting this practice in writing, all media and forms of expression are welcomed.
Pam Ellis: Berkshire Medium Community Spiritual Reading + Fundraiser
Pam Ellis: Berkshire Medium — Community Spiritual Reading + Fundraiser
📅 Monday, May 13
🕔 Doors at 5PM | Live Music by Lita
Join us for a very special, one-night-only event with Pam Ellis, Berkshire Medium, as she offers a powerful Community Spiritual Reading to benefit Berkshire Pride.
Experience an evening of connection, healing, and heartfelt messages from loved ones who have passed. Gather in community and feel the comfort and insight Pam brings through her readings.
✨ A portion of proceeds will be donated to Berkshire Pride.
Learn more about Pam’s work at Berkshire Medium
Reserve your spot, seats are limited — arrive early, stay open, and share in the energy of this beautiful night.
Kids Tea Party + Paint & Sip with Downtown Pittsfield, Inc (FREE)
Downtown Pittsfield Celebrates Spring: Free Children’s Spring Tea Party and Paint & Sip
Tuesday, April 22, from 2 to 4 pm
This free Spring-themed Tea Party and Paint & Sip is best suited for ages 3 to 12, although younger and older children are welcome. There will be free lemonade and cookies for the kids
All materials and instruction for the Paint & Sip will be provided. Children are welcome to drop in anytime over the course of the event, and all children must be accompanied by an adult.
This program is supported by The Feigenbaum Foundation, Downtown Pittsfield, Inc., and WANDER Berkshires.
For more information on Downtown Celebrates Spring, visit downtownpittsfield.com
The mission of Downtown Pittsfield, Inc. is to strengthen and promote Downtown Pittsfield, Inc.’s membership through advocacy, collaboration, and celebration.
Sober Sweaty Dance Party w DJ BENGEY
The return of the Sober Sweaty Dance Party
April 19th
8-11 PM
DJ BENGEY
$10 Cover
QUEER SKIES: Spring O Ween
Spring is here but in the Berkshires that means mud, mess and rebirth! Come bring together all things cute and spooky with Sativo Green at Queer Skies for Spring-o-ween.
We're keeping the potluck going so bring a dish with ingredients listed. Be sure to try all the wonderful mocktails by WANDER. Sing, dance and cheer the night away with us.
Doors at 6pm, show at 6:30pm, dance party at 8pm.
Tickets are $10 each or $20 for groups/families.
Pay what you can, no one turned away for lack of funds.
Buy online or from the (so)bartender.
Proceeds go towards more sober, all ages shows.
Brick & Sip with Bottomless Bricks
Join Erin Landry from BOTTOMLESS BRICKS for our first BRICK & SIP!
Celebrate the return of spring by building your own LEGO daffodils to take home, all while savoring a refreshing mocktail or beverage of your choice.
Cost: $30 per person (includes LEGO set, vase, and one WANDER beverage of your choice)!
Ages 18+ | Preregistration required
Don’t miss out on this fresh and festive spring event—register for your spot today!
Skill Level: Beginner
Skill Details: No building experience necessary
Queer Yoga partnership Seeing Rainbows April
Queer-Centered Gentle Yoga at WANDER 🌈
In partnership with Seeing Rainbows and instructor Gillian Ebersole, WANDER hosts a monthly gentle yoga class rooted in queer joy, connection, and community. Open to all queer folks and allies, this welcoming class invites participants to move, breathe, and be present — together.
📅 Upcoming Date: Wednesday, April 17
⏰ 5:30–6:30 PM
Arrive early to enjoy a snack or beverage from the café. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and wear comfortable clothing. Don’t have a mat? Let us know in advance — we’ve got you.
✨ Pay-what-you-can | Suggested donation: $20
No one will be turned away for lack of funds. 🌟 Register at SeeingRainbows.org
Come as you are, move at your own pace, and find strength in community. We can't wait to see you there.
CAMP HAPPY PLACE Trivia Night Fundraiser
CAMP HAPPY PLACE Trivia Night Fundraiser!
Come join us on Tuesday April 15th from 6-8PM for an evening of general and music trivia hosted by DJ Pup Daddy.
Enjoy a taco and a dessert bar provided by KJ Nosh, great raffle prizes and a one-of-a-kind mocktail created by the owner of Wander just for us!
Camp Happy Place is an overnight camp that provides a fun and safe community for children who have lost a parent to addiction. All proceeds from the evening go directly to fund our 30 campers for an experience they will never forget.
Doors open at 6:00PM
$45 Get your advance tickets HERE
Death Cafe hosted by Rebecca Churt
April 15th + 29th | Death Café | 2–4 PM
Hosted by Rebecca Churt, founder of The Grievery and end-of-life doula
Join us for a bi-weekly Death Café, a welcoming space for open, candid conversations about life, death, and everything in between. Guided by Rebecca Churt, these gatherings invite people of all ages to explore topics like mortality, dying, and the meaning of life — free from judgment, agendas, or specific belief systems.
Death Cafés are not grief support groups or therapy sessions, but rather opportunities to reflect and connect in community, with the goal of fostering greater comfort with death as a natural part of life.
🗓️ This is a recurring group — mark your calendar for every other Tuesday, 2–4PM. All are welcome.
GRRL HAUS CINEMA presents Digital Drift : Stories of Nature, Tech, and Identity
GRRL HAUS CINEMA presents
Digital Drift : Stories of Nature, Tech, and Identity
APRIL 12th 5-8P $12
This collection dives into the push and pull between the digital and natural worlds. From social media spirals to eco-grief, these films explore how we find ourselves (or lose ourselves) in a world caught between technology and the environment. It’s all about the ways we try to stay connected—to nature, to each other, and to who we are.
All films are presented in English or in their original language with English subtitles.
VISIT GRRL HAUS CINEMA FOR MORE INFO ON THE (11) SHORT FILMS + PURCHASE $12 ADVANCE TICKETS
Please note: GRRL HAUS CINEMA films are suitable for 18+ audiences and may contain subjects not suita
Zine Making Workshop - special collaboration with the J. S. Bryant School)
Zine Making Workshop - a special collaboration with the J. S. Bryant School
Saturday, April 5 12-2:00 PM
THEME: Seeing Past the Story
—What is a zine anyway? Zines are small, handmade art books filled with poetry, drawings, collage, or whatever you want! We must resist in any way we can, and art is the best way to flourish and enrich our lives. You don’t need to share art to enjoy it, but it provides another way to interact with our community. Basic supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own magazines, markers, stickers, or other supplies to make your zine your own!
Workshop run by Leo Skoble, in partnership with the J. S. Bryant School
—Let’s make some art and help out the community along the way!
LGBTQIA+ teens + friends & family welcome! RSVP by emailing rsvp@jsbryantschool.org
Suggested donation is $10 —> give a donation to our other programs and |or buy yourself a treat from WANDER!
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The J.S. Bryant School is the first private, not-for-profit therapeutic high school dedicated solely to the needs of LGBTQIA+ high school students. They are one of many answers to the question “What does your dream for the future look like?“ Imagine a future in which you were wholly free to be yourself, everywhere and around everyone. Our art making will begin to conjure that future to the present, and begin to bring the idea from possibility to reality
Admissions are open for the 2025-26 school year. LGBTQIA+ high school students entering 9-12th grade are encouraged to check it out and see if it would be a good fit. You do not need to be interested in attending the school to partake in this event!
April Fool for You Burlesque Cabaret Show
April 5 | April Fool for You Burlesque Cabaret Show by Trash Sisters | 7–10 PM
Get ready for a night of sexy surprises and hilarious hijinks at the April Fool for You Burlesque Cabaret Show! Presented by the dazzlingly irreverent Trash Sisters, this one-night-only event promises an unforgettable evening of glitter, glamour, and bold performance art.
Expect the unexpected — and don’t forget your sense of humor.
Ages 18+ $20 Get advance tickets HERE
Trans Day of Visibility - Screening + Celebration with Berkshire Stonewall Coalition
March 31 | Trans Day of Visibility:Berkshire Stonewall Coalition | 6-8 PM
Annual Trans Day of Visibility screening - Queer History Project interviews of local Berkshire Trans community members, a night to celebrate storytelling, and solidarity.
Trans Day of Visibility “We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Not Going Anywhere” Celebration
Join us for a Trans Day of Visibility Celebration at WANDER! All ages. All are welcome.
More details to come.
Hardcore Music Show x Silver Lake Bookings
Silver Lake Booking presents
Hardcore Music Show
MARCH 28th
6PM
All ages $10 Cover
Get ready for a night of loud, raw, and unfiltered music
featuring local and touring hardcore bands
When The Time Comes
En Masse (CT)
Ghost Chant (NY)
Amora (PA) + Wain
Berkshire Sanity Posse : Let's make a difference. We are needed
Mission: Berkshire Sanity Posse invites us to join them in building a supportive community that wishes to use their time and energy to help, protect, support, and embrace those that are being persecuted by the current administration. We believe in Empathy, Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and the Freedom to love whomever we want and to be whoever we want to be.
When: Thursday March 27th 6 - 7:30pm.
Program: We will open with a short "get to know each other" exercise. Afterwards, representatives from several organizations will give a summary of the services that they provide and the ways in which your involvement can help them. They are: Berkshire Pride, Volunteers in Medicine, Parasol Patrol, United Way (large umbrella group), Berkshire Brigades, Drag Story Hour Berkshires, and tentatively Berkshire Immigration Center. Our hope is that you discover a way to be involved that works for you.
Free + Open to ALL!
RSVP: Please RSVP via this link.
Queer Yoga partnership Seeing Rainbows (March)
Join us for a queer-centered gentle yoga class in partnership with Seeing Rainbows and instructor, Gillian Ebersole.
This gentle monthly class is open to all queer folx and allies, the last Wednesday of the month from 5:30-6:30pm.
Our Cafe will be open until 5:30p, come early if you would like nourish yourself with a beverage or snack.
Participants should bring a mat or towel and wear comfortable clothes.
If you don't have a mat and need one provided, please try to let us know ahead of time so we have enough.
Mar 26 + Apr 17
Drag Story Extravaganza: A Drag Story Hour Berkshires Fundraiser
Drag Story Extravaganza
A Drag Story Hour Berkshires Fundraiser
Celebrate inclusivity, literacy, and the one-year anniversary of Drag Story Hour Berkshires with
Drag Story Extravaganza , a dazzling 18+ fundraiser
Saturday, March 22, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
This one-night-only event is sure to be a glamorous and unforgettable evening for supporters of all things fabulous and literary.
The night will feature cheeky storytelling, adult crafts, prizes, raffles, and stunning performances by your favorite drag storytellers, as we come together to raise funds that will help bring more inclusive events and books to the Berkshires community.
For more info and purchase tickets HERE
LGBTQ+ Queer Networking Social + Event
LGBTQ+ Business & Leaders Networking
Monthly Networking Event
March 19, from 5:30 to 7:30P
The monthly networking event is designed to foster connection, collaboration, and creative dialogue among local LGBTQ+ business owners, professionals, and community leaders. In partnership with the Massachusetts LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Q-MoB, WANDER Berkshires, and media sponsor Berkshire Magazine, the series offers a platform to reflect on the rich history, vibrant present, and promising future of LGBTQ+ business in the Berkshires, as well as to support one another and find ways to meet the challenges that the LGBTQ community now faces. Each gathering will feature insights from esteemed LGBTQ leaders in the region. In this first gathering, the discussion will focus on the theme of “Berkshire LGBTQ Business: Past, Present, and Future.”
Panelists include: Jason Vivori (Berkshire Stonewall Coalition), Jay Santangelo (Founder of Wander) + Angie Montalvo-Greene (Massachusetts LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce Member Engagement)
Seed Starting Workshop for beginner and aspiring gardeners (FREE)
Seed Starting Workshop for beginner and aspiring gardeners hosted by Stephanie Nesbitt
Tuesday, March 11th at 11 am - Free and open to ALL who want to learn how to grow food + flowers
We will be planting seeds and discussing gardening.
Informational handouts will be provided.
Attendees should bring any potting soil, seeds, and planting containers they have to share.
By the end of the event you should know how to care for seedlings, which types of vegetables are appropriate to start inside,
when to plant outside,and a little more about garden beds and container gardening.
Rainbow Seniors present An Evening of Queer Oral Histories
Join Rainbow Seniors of Berkshire County
for a three-part evening of queer stories
MARCH 3rd 5 - 8 PM
"Old Lesbians" film, a 30-minute documentary, tells the story of retired schoolteacher Arden Eversmeyer, who journeyed from Houston across the country to record hundreds of oral "herstories" with a mostly invisible population of older lesbians.
Berkshire Queer History Project (BQHP) collects, preserves, shares, and connects the contemporary and historical stories of the LGBTQ+ community of the Berkshires. You can sign up now to be interviewed that night, or arrange with them for an interview at a later date.
Western Mass LGBTQ+ Oral History Project covers the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals who lived, worked, and socialized in Western Massachusetts during the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. The oral histories will be collected by Dr. Anne Wheeler, an Associate Professor of Composition & Rhetoric at Springfield College. Anne will be there to explain her project and make arrangements for future interviews (anonymity is available, if desired).
M Factor Screening X WAM Theatre
Join us on Sunday, March 2 from 3–5 PM for a powerful screening of The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause.
With 55 million women in the United States experiencing menopause, this film explores its hidden impact, provides evidence-based insights, and empowers women to make informed health decisions—all while working to remove the stigma surrounding menopause and aging.
Hosted by WAM Theatre in collaboration with WANDER and the Center for Listening and Presence, the screening will feature a special talkback facilitated by Berkshire-based certified Menopause Coach, Edi Pasalis. Enjoy drinks and small bites in our welcoming space as we come together to share, listen, and uplift the authentic experiences of women. Allies of all ages and identities are encouraged to attend!
With only 50 seats available, this event is expected to sell out fast. Please register today—the suggested donation is $25 per ticket. [GET TICKETS]
BeatNest Night Owls (Adult Workshop)
BeatNest Night Owls +
Sober Sweaty Dance Party
Friday, Feb 28
7-11PM
Join us on February 28 for BeatNest Night Owls, a special 18+ event at WANDER that blends an interactive workshop with a sober, sweaty dance party. The evening kicks off at 7 PM with our BeatNest Adult DJ class, hosted by Geoffrey Carter—founder of BeatNest, Berkshire’s premier kids’ electronic music program—where you'll have the chance to try out new gear, learn fresh skills, and get creative.
We transition into the party as we shift into our Sober Sweaty Dance Party ($10) featuring a showcase from the class participants from 8-9p followed by DJ Jason Manatee from 9 to 11 PM. Don't miss this unique opportunity where creativity and connection take center stage!
Learn more about BeatNest and REGISTER HERE
Queer Yoga partnership Seeing Rainbows
Join us for a queer-centered gentle yoga class in partnership with Seeing Rainbows and instructor, Gillian Ebersole.
This gentle monthly class is open to all queer folx and allies, the last Wednesday of the month from 5:30-6:30pm.
Our Cafe will be open until 5:30p, come early if you would like nourish yourself with a beverage or snack.
Participants should bring a mat or towel and wear comfortable clothes.
If you don't have a mat and need one provided, please try to let us know ahead of time so we have enough.
Feb 26 + Mar 26 + Apr 30
Bella's Drag Bingo
Bella’s Bingo Ball
📅 February 25 | ⏰ 6–9 PM
This fun-filled evening is more than just a bingo game—it’s a celebration of community, inclusivity, and creativity. Come for the prizes, stay for the fun, and leave with a smile! Bella’s Bingo Ball is a great way to connect with old friends, make new ones, and have a fantastic time in a supportive, welcoming space.
Together We're Unlimited: A Wicked Drag Show
Together We're Unlimited: A Wicked Drag Show
Come join us for a night of fabulous performances
at WANDER Berkshires!
Get ready to be dazzled by wickedly talented drag performers as they take the stage and hold space for the lyrics of Wicked Part 1. This in-person event promises to be an unforgettable evening
of glamour, performance, and activism.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to come together
and celebrate the spirit of our local drag community.
$20 advance tickets
Jayde Violet as Elphaba • Scorpia Galaxia as Glinda • Sativo Green as The Wizard • Casi Kristant as MC/Narrator
10x10 Community Storytelling + Supper Night with Chef Tu Le
10×10 Upstreet Arts Festival
Storytelling + Food = Community
We’re bringing together two incredible experiences for one unforgettable evening! ✨
📅 Date: Wednesday, February 19, 2025
⏰ Time: Doors + Food 6:00 PM | Stories start at 6:30 PM
🌱 COMMUNITY SUPPER with Chef Tu Le
Chef Tu Le of 328North x STATE Food + Drink will be crafting a special $10 menu, featuring counter-service dine in and grab-and-go options inspired by sustainability and bold flavors paired with WANDER’s crafted booze free cocktails, non alcholoic wines + beers.
🎤 FIRST LINE Community Storytelling Night
In this unique event, ten storytellers will take the stage, each sharing a five-minute, unscripted story inspired by the prompt:
💬 "10 years ago, I never imagined…"
Storytellers are chosen at random—drop your name in the hat for a chance to share your story!
✨ Presented by WANDER & Hosted by Casi Kristant (Berkshire’s own drag queen, Poppy DaBubbly), this night is all about connection, creativity, and community. Whether you're telling a story or soaking in the magic, you'll leave feeling nourished, inspired, and deeply connected.
📍 WANDER: A space where storytelling, food, and community come together.
🍽 Limited Reservations Available
A limited number of reservations are available for those who prefer to secure a spot in advance. Tables will be communal-style to encourage conversation and connection—if booking a table for two, you’ll be sharing with fellow guests, creating a true community dining experience. Walk-ins are welcome and encouraged! You can make a reservation, HERE
Somatic Breathwork Workshop w Jon Orsini - POSTPONED!
Somatic Breathwork with Jon Orsini
POSTPONED NEW DATE TBD!
Black History Month Drag Story Hour
Black History Month Drag Story Hour
The community is invited to a joyful and empowering Black History Month Drag Story Hour on Saturday, February 15th at 11 AM at WANDER Berkshires. This free event uplifts Black voices in literature and our community, featuring renowned storyteller Sativo Green in a dynamic and engaging celebration of books, music, and crafts.
As part of this special event, every child in attendance will receive a free book to take home, fostering literacy and expanding their personal libraries. Through captivating storytelling and interactive activities, children and families will engage with narratives that highlight Black excellence, resilience, and joy.
Heavy Metal Monday
Heavy Metal Monday
February 10th
6-8pm
Begin your week with a transformative Sound Journey,
guided by Contemplative Sound Practitioner Holly Benzenhafer
Immerse yourself in the original heavy metal tones and allow the vibrations to gently carry you from the depths of winter toward the first signs of spring.
Afterward, linger for tea and conversation to ground yourself and connect with others.
This session is designed to help you relax, restore, and awaken to the seasonal shift.
Join us for a deeply nourishing experience!
What to Bring:
Yoga mat, pillow, blanket, journal (optional)
Open mind and willingness to relax
Tea Service:
Tea will be provided following the session, allowing participants to hydrate, and connect in community
$25 (suggested or Pay-What-You-Can)
Space is limited, RESERVE YOUR SPOT
advance tickets recommend
WRITE YOUR OWN OBITUARY & BOOK READING & SIGNING W EDEN ROBINS
Write Your Own Obituary Workshop
book reading & signing
Remember You Will Die
Monday, Feb 3rd from 6 PM to 8 PM
The evening begins with an interactive and reflective writing workshop from 6 PM to 7:15 PM
Attendees will explore the art of crafting their own obituaries—an exercise in envisioning life and legacy.
Led by Eden Robins, this workshop is a fresh approach to writing New Years' resolutions,
offering a chance to pause, reflect, and connect with oneself through creative writing.
Not in the mood to write?
Join us at 7:30 PM for a discussion, reading, and book signing
with Eden! (Free & Open to All)
Books will be available for purchase at the event, or guests are welcome to bring their own copies.
Tickets for the workshop
$15 & $30 (includes book)
reserved in advance HERE
The author reading and signing are free and open to the public
Death Cafe with Rebecca Churt
A Death Cafe is a welcoming and open-hearted space to talk about death, dying, and all that surrounds it. There’s no agenda, no right answers—just a chance to share stories, ask questions, and explore this universal topic in community over tea or coffee.
Whether you’ve attended before or this will be your first time, we’d love to have you join us. And feel free to bring a friend or forward this invitation to someone else.
Details:
When: Tuesday, January 21st (bi-weekly)
2-4 PMCost: Free (just bring curiosity and an open heart!)