halloween

Here we go! It's Halloween weekend in the Berkshires and the kids are hitting the streets over the next couple of days.

Be prepared to be scared!

Even those creatures of the night are dancing up a storm

Whether your kids are Trick-or-Treating on Saturday, like in Pittsfield, or on Sunday, Mothers Against Drunk Driving has a message for you. And that message is... make a plan to have a designated driver!

With Halloween around the corner, this is an engaging topic for discussion

Trick-or-Treat in Pittsfield is almost here, but mark your calendar for October 30th, or you could miss out.

The City of Pittsfield has unfortunately canceled its Halloween Parade once again this year, but there is still plenty of fun to be had.

Many children in Massachusetts will not be celebrating Halloween in the traditional way this October, because of the restrictions put into place to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. The cities and towns of the Berkshires, for example, have all put their own rules or at least recommendations into place...

Looking for some scary good fun for Halloween? Perhaps a movie or two? When it comes to movies that scare, you can probably come up with a list of the most iconic of them ever filmed. These are not them. Here is a list of ten “horror” films that don’t quite live up to the iconic status of the likes of “Halloween” or “The Exorcist”, but they are forever etched into my mind as “closet classics” that

Halloween won’t exactly be the same as usual this year. Many communities have opted out of Trick-or-Treat and some others, such as the City of Pittsfield are still having Trick-or-Treat hour but are discouraging residents from taking part...