Latest Events in Becket(March Updated)

Experience a spine-chilling and hair-raising night at The Beckett Mansion's Demonic Dragway in Los Angeles. This must-attend event, taking place on October 26, 2023, promises an unforgettable fusion of the supernatural and the super fabulous. Located at 2218 South Harvard Boulevard, the eerie estate of The Beckett Mansion will be transformed into a bewitching playground of drag enchantment. Prepare to be enchanted as darkness falls and the shadows come alive with stunning and spooky performances by talented drag queens from the darker realms. These queens, known for their charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent, will spook and bedazzle within the many rooms of this old mansion. Witness drag spectacles like you've never seen before as you make your way through the mansion, encountering creepy experiences and spellbinding scares that will send shivers down your spine. Brave the sinister corridors of the Haunted Mansion if you dare, but beware of the ghastly surprises lurking around every corner. Don your most ghoulish or glamorous outfit for a chance to win spooktacular prizes in the costume contest. Dance the night away to haunting beats on select evenings, and indulge in spine-chillingly delicious cocktails at the haunted bar. Don't forget to capture memories with eerie and extravagant photo opportunities throughout the mansion. Secure your tickets now for this one-of-a-kind event, as they are likely to sell out quickly. Experience the Demonic Dragway at The Beckett Mansion and immerse yourself in a night of spine-tingling scares, fierce performances, and the macabre meets the marvelous.

Battle At Becketts 3, a highly anticipated event, is set to take place at Becketts Bar in Dunmurry. This exciting boxing show, which goes by the name of Fitzys boxing gym Christmas boxing show, will be held from December 1st to December 2nd, 2023. The venue, Becketts Bar, is located at 241 Stewartstown Road, Dunmurry, BT17 0NT. This event promises to be a thrilling experience for boxing enthusiasts and fans alike. With a ticket price of £22.38, attendees will have the opportunity to witness an exceptional display of skill, strength, and determination from talented boxers. The Battle At Becketts 3 will feature an exciting lineup of matches, showcasing the best of the sport. Don't miss out on this incredible boxing show at Becketts Bar in Dunmurry. Get your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable event. Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere as the boxers step into the ring, ready to deliver knockout blows and showcase their prowess. Join us at Battle At Becketts 3 for a night of intense boxing action.

In this Pride Exhibit Panel Discussion learn from the diverse group of local LGBTQ+ artists presenting work in the Exhibit about: what & who inspires them,the evolution of their work,how their queerness does and does not affect their work,what its like to be a queer artist in a time when homophobia is on the risehow queer artists have inspired and are inspiring more diversity, inclusion, & equity in the Berkshires & beyondLGBTQ artists have been integrally involved in building and sustaining all of the arts institutions in the Berkshires for more than 200 years, and have been woven into the fabric of the creative economy that makes the Berkshires famous all over the world. So of course in 2025 a coalition of local organizations want to celebrate their contributions by showing their works at a special Pride Exhibit at the Becket Arts Center. Many people know the famous LGBTQ artists who have created world-famous works in the Berkshires like Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, & Ted Shawn, but fewer people know the many local queer artists who make the works we see in our homes, businesses, local stages, galleries, & museums. This Pride Exhibit is for those artists who are your neighbors, colleagues, & friends. The Berkshire Queer History Project (BQHP) will be on hand filming stories from both artists and their patrons about the local LGBTQ+ artists who have made our lives better by making, exhibiting or performing in the Berkshires. This exhibit is a chance for BQHP to capture stories about past, present, and emerging LGBTQ artists and hear their stories in their own words. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBIT: After 5/15, click this Exhibit Link to learn more about the exhibit and the artists who are featured in it. ARTISTS PLEASE CLICK TO SUBMIT WORKS FOR THE EXHIBIT BY 4/15/25 Information Source: Q-MoB (Queer Men of the Berkshires) | eventbrite

In this Pride Exhibit Panel Discussion learn from the diverse group of local LGBTQ+ artists presenting work in the Exhibit about: what & who inspires them,the evolution of their work,how their queerness does and does not affect their work,what its like to be a queer artist in a time when homophobia is on the risehow queer artists have inspired and are inspiring more diversity, inclusion, & equity in the Berkshires & beyondLGBTQ artists have been integrally involved in building and sustaining all of the arts institutions in the Berkshires for more than 200 years, and have been woven into the fabric of the creative economy that makes the Berkshires famous all over the world. So of course in 2025 a coalition of local organizations want to celebrate their contributions by showing their works at a special Pride Exhibit at the Becket Arts Center. Many people know the famous LGBTQ artists who have created world-famous works in the Berkshires like Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, & Ted Shawn, but fewer people know the many local queer artists who make the works we see in our homes, businesses, local stages, galleries, & museums. This Pride Exhibit is for those artists who are your neighbors, colleagues, & friends. The Berkshire Queer History Project (BQHP) will be on hand filming stories from both artists and their patrons about the local LGBTQ+ artists who have made our lives better by making, exhibiting or performing in the Berkshires. This exhibit is a chance for BQHP to capture stories about past, present, and emerging LGBTQ artists and hear their stories in their own words. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBIT: After 5/15, click this Exhibit Link to learn more about the exhibit and the artists who are featured in it. ARTISTS PLEASE CLICK TO SUBMIT WORKS FOR THE EXHIBIT BY 4/15/25 Information Source: Q-MoB (Queer Men of the Berkshires) | eventbrite

In thIs Opening Reception on 6/13, 5-8pm, you’ll be able to meet the diverse group of local LGBTQ+ artists, see and learn about their works, and learn about the past, present, & future of queer artists and art in the Berkshires. As recent government actions try to erase and defund all Diversity, Equity & Inclusion efforts in government, education, & the arts, a coalition of local organizations (Becket Arts Center, Q-MoB, Berkshire Queer History Project) is responding in a very creative Berkshire way: they are hosting the 1st Annual Berkshire LGBTQ+ Pride Art Exhibit featuring local LGBTQ+ artists at the Becket Arts Center, 6/12-7/6/25 and calling on local LGBTQ+ artists to submit work for the exhibit by 5/4/25. LGBTQ artists have been integrally involved in building and sustaining all of the arts institutions in the Berkshires for more than 200 years, and have been woven into the fabric of the creative economy that makes the Berkshires famous all over the world. So of course in 2025 a coalition of local organizations want to celebrate their contributions by showing their works at a special Pride Exhibit at the Becket Arts Center. Many people know the famous LGBTQ artists who have created world-famous works in the Berkshires like Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, & Ted Shawn, but fewer people know the many local queer artists who make the works we see in our homes, businesses, local stages, galleries, & museums. This Pride Exhibit is for those artists who are your neighbors, colleagues, & friends. The Berkshire Queer History Project (BQHP) will be on hand filming stories from both artists and their patrons about the local LGBTQ+ artists who have made our lives better by making, exhibiting or performing in the Berkshires. This exhibit is a chance for BQHP to capture stories about past, present, and emerging LGBTQ artists and hear their stories in their own words -- about the importance of local art, about their process of making art, and the ways their queerness does and does not affect their work. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBIT: After 5/15, click this Exhibit Link to learn more about the exhibit and the artists who are featured in it. ARTISTS PLEASE CLICK TO SUBMIT WORKS FOR THE EXHIBIT BY 5/4/25 Information Source: Q-MoB (Queer Men of the Berkshires) | eventbrite

In thIs Opening Reception on 6/13, 5-8pm, you’ll be able to meet the diverse group of local LGBTQ+ artists, see and learn about their works, and learn about the past, present, & future of queer artists and art in the Berkshires. As Presidential Executive Orders try to erase and defund all Diversity, Equity & Inclusion efforts in government, education, & the arts, a coalition of local organizations (Becket Arts Center, Q-MoB, Berkshire Queer History Project, & the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation) is responding in a very creative Berkshire way: they are hosting a Pride Exhibit featuring local LGBTQ artists at the Becket Arts Center, 6/12-7/6/25 and calling on local LGBTQ artists to submit work for the exhibit by 4/15/25. LGBTQ artists have been integrally involved in building and sustaining all of the arts institutions in the Berkshires for more than 200 years, and have been woven into the fabric of the creative economy that makes the Berkshires famous all over the world. So of course in 2025 a coalition of local organizations want to celebrate their contributions by showing their works at a special Pride Exhibit at the Becket Arts Center. Many people know the famous LGBTQ artists who have created world-famous works in the Berkshires like Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, & Ted Shawn, but fewer people know the many local queer artists who make the works we see in our homes, businesses, local stages, galleries, & museums. This Pride Exhibit is for those artists who are your neighbors, colleagues, & friends. The Berkshire Queer History Project (BQHP) will be on hand filming stories from both artists and their patrons about the local LGBTQ+ artists who have made our lives better by making, exhibiting or performing in the Berkshires. This exhibit is a chance for BQHP to capture stories about past, present, and emerging LGBTQ artists and hear their stories in their own words -- about the importance of local art, about their process of making art, and the ways their queerness does and does not affect their work. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBIT: After 5/15, click this Exhibit Link to learn more about the exhibit and the artists who are featured in it. ARTISTS PLEASE CLICK TO SUBMIT WORKS FOR THE EXHIBIT BY 4/15/25 Information Source: Q-MoB (Queer Men of the Berkshires) | eventbrite