Arts partners and sponsors of the Hills alive! festival gathered on Monday, July 9 for the kickoff concert of the Festival Week, which runs throughJuly 16. From left are Rosemarie Smith of Berkshire Bank, Lana Hauben of Manchester Designer OPutlets, Kit Wallace of the dorset Theatre Festival, Steve Stettler of Weston Playhouse, Ari rudiakov of the Manchester Music Festival, Joe Madeira of the southern Vermont Arts Center, Megan smith of the Vermont Tourism and Marketing Office, Stuart Duke of Weston Playhouse and Chuck sharpe of Berkshire Bank. (courtesy photo)

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