Scattered up and down George Carter Road are a series of cabins. ⁠ ⁠ While driving through the Pillow's campus, it might be easy to miss these small, wooden houses next to the scenic views of the Henry J. Leir Outdoor Stage or the iconic Ted Shawn Theatre, but to the Jacob’s Pillow staff, these cabins are home from late May until early September. 🏠⁠ ⁠ Each year, arts administrators, stage technicians, students, and artists from around the world meet in the Berkshires to put on America’s oldest dance festival. ⁠ ⁠ This year, 33 interns and approximately 30 seasonal staff members moved to the Berkshires in late May, joining about 40 year-round members who live there year-round. ⁠ ⁠ This summer was a historic one: ⁠ ⁠ ✨ the Pillow's 90th Anniversary Season ✨ the reopening of the newly-renovated Ted Shawn Theatre⁠ ✨ the first FULL-SCALE festival since 2019⁠ (!!!) ⁠ It truly takes a village!⁠ ⁠ Read a recap about how hard everyone worked this summer to ensure "the best dance venue in the world" (@masslive) had the best summer yet. 🔗⁠ ⁠ 📸 @danicapaulosphoto; @cdugganphoto; and @jamiekrausphoto // #90YearsPillow #JacobsPillow #InTheBerkshires #BecketMA⁠ ⁠ [Media Description: A carousel of five images of Jacob's Pillow summer interns and staff around the Pillow grounds. Image 1: The Festival 2022 interns and staff pose for a photo on the Pillow Rock. Image 2: The School at Jacob's Pillow staff laugh while sitting on a bench at the Henry J. Leir Outdoor Stage. Image 3: The Archives & Preservation team outside at the at a Director's Welcome. Norton Owen is in a tan suit and tan baseball hat raising his right arm as if waving at someone in the distance. An Archives & Preservation team member in black overalls hold a sign that reads "Archives & Preservation." Image 4: Members of the Marketing team outside the Annex holding signs that read "Watch Free Dance!" "Enjoy Free Dance!" and "See Dance Here!" Image 5: The Stone Dining Room staff with their arms around each other, posing for the camera behind a food counter.]