Downtown Artswalk Draws Crowds Amid Flood Watch

Downtown Pittsfield hosted a Saturday Artswalk featuring art exhibits and artist receptions, while the region also faced a flash flood threat moving into the area through early this week.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

Downtown Pittsfield held its Artswalk this past weekend, drawing residents to view art exhibits and meet artists during receptions held at venues throughout the downtown district, according to a Berkshire Eagle community news item circulated via Google Alert. The event is part of the ongoing series of downtown arts programming centered around Onota and the downtown gallery district.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Pittsfield: Downtown hosting Saturday Artswalk," reads a Berkshire Eagle community news headline; the piece covers the weekend art walk featuring exhibits and artist receptions in downtown Pittsfield (read it at https://www.berkshireeagle.com/news/community-news/pittsfield-downtown-hosting-saturday-artswalk/article_5f463639-d13d-463e-9be4-62ec5d908c9a.html).

"Heavy rain and flash flood threat looms for Western Mass. late Sunday night into Tuesday," per MassLive, which forecasts thunderstorm chances and flooding risk for Pittsfield and the broader region into early this week, with highs near 81 degrees expected locally (read it at https://www.masslive.com/weather/2026/07/heavy-rain-and-flash-flood-threat-looms-for-western-mass-late-sunday-night-into-tuesday.html).

"Greylock Federal Credit Union graduates first Wealth Ambassador class," according to a Berkshire Eagle business brief noting the Pittsfield-based credit union marked a milestone with its inaugural graduating class from the program (read it at https://www.berkshireeagle.com/bizbrief/greylock-credit-union-wealth-ambassador-graduates/article_9ac56957-58c8-4e01-8085-e3d8cd4ce4b6.html).