Aaron Simon Gross is a freelance journalist based in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. With a focus on local stories, Aaron contributes to The Berkshire Eagle, covering a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community events, and profiles of local individuals making an impact in the region.
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Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Aaron Simon Gross focuses on providing coverage of local cultural events and traditions, with a significant emphasis on the performing arts. He is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique or newsworthy elements related to local entertainment, cultural events, and community traditions within Massachusetts' Berkshire County.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcement attributes, he may respond well to pitches offering exclusive access or insights into upcoming local events, behind-the-scenes looks at artistic productions, or interviews with key figures involved in organizing or participating in these events.
Pitches could also include features on individuals who contribute significantly to the region's cultural scene through their creative endeavors. These could range from artists and performers to organizers of traditional community gatherings.
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By: Aaron Simon Gross
Stephen Browning moved to the Berkshires to open Prairie Whale, where he spent years as the executive chef. Now, he finally has No Comply Foods, a restaurant of his own.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Tarah Warner incorporates ingredients sourced from around the county, including No. Six Depot, Charles H. Baldwin & Sons vanilla, Berkshire Honey Company and Sweet Brook Farm.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
John Perkel produces a rare public performance of Leonard Bernstein's two-movement string quartet, — written when Bernstein was a college student — at the First Congregational Church in Stockbridge, at
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Jane Hudson has lived many lives: a teacher, a rock musician, an antiques store owner. Now, at 83 years old, she's a tarot card reader.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Misty Blues celebrates its 25th anniversary — as well as the release of "Silver Lining" and documentary premiere — with a performance at Williams College’s ‘62 Center for Theatre and
By: Aaron Simon Gross
The young chefs in Railroad Street Youth Project's Culinary Apprenticeship Program are creating a multi-course meal for their final dinner, also a fundraiser for the organization, 5:30 p.m May 18.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Asher Silverwolff runs beekeeping management company Bee Resonance Project, maintaining hives across the Berkshires and Columbia County.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Actor Natalie Joy Johnson chats about bringing "Lempicka" from Williamstown Theatre Festival, where it premiered in 2018, to Broadway, where it's now running at the Longacre Theatre through May 19.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Playwright-producer Jeremy O. Harris is named creative director of Williamstown Theatre Festival's inaugural creative collective leadership model.
By: Aaron Simon Gross
Berkshire International Film Festival screens "Diane Warren: Relentless" 6:30 p.m. June 2 on the last night of its four-day festival in Great Barrington.
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