The Guthrie Center seeks to cultivate cultural preservation, promote educational achievement and foster community outreach to meet the ongoing needs of the community.

Founded in 1991 by Arlo Guthrie to honor the legacy of his parents, Woody Guthrie and Marjorie Mazia-Guthrie. The Guthrie Center offers interfaith services and spiritual exchange. Bringing individuals together for cultural, educational, and spiritual exchange. We work together with other non-profit agencies to serve those in need. In doing so we hope to create an environment where individuals can come together to cultivate a deeper awareness of culture, humanity and the environment of which we are all a part.

Current programs include:

Free Community Lunch - Held every Wednesday From 12pm to 1pm. The Berkshire Center for Justice also attends these lunches and offers a Free Legal Clinic.

Praise Sunday - A non-denominational interfaith spiritual service which is held on the first Sunday of each month from 11am-noon. All are welcome to attend.

Monthly Hootenannies - (Open Mic) Held on the second Thursday of each month. We encourage any and all musicians to come on over and take the stage! It’s your night! Whether you want to perform or listen from the audience, you are welcome.

For more information and other programs, visit https://guthriecenter.org