The Hoosic River Watershed Association and the Clark Art Institute present Rivers and Reverence, an exhibit of photographs by Berkshire photographers exploring many ways the river, its tributaries, and watershed contribute to a sense of home here in the Berkshires.
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Cauleen Smith is an internationally acclaimed artist, and she and artists in many of Mass MoCA’s shows this fall are celebrating who they are — even when they feel surrounded by forces that do not. They are challenging history and looking to the future.
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The Clark Art Institute is looking toward Modern and contemporary work in its revolving art exhibits in early fall.
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A tradition of the Center since 1972, Log Lunches are held on Fridays through the college year at noon at the Log at 78 Spring St. in Williamstown. Each week, Williams students prepare and serve a vegetarian lunch, followed by a talk on an environmental topic. Students and faculty speak, as well as local, national and international organizations.
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Naumkeag will celebrate shorter days and glowing nights in the Berkshires with its largest pumpkin show yet — wander acres of gardens at sunset and dusk, with 400 jack-o-lanterns, lights and surprises.
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Looking forward to Halloween, take a spectral guided tour of the most haunted parts of the estate to find out who may still call The Mount home.
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Dave and his family still live in the old home built by his father in rural Central Texas, and they are still the only Jewish family in town, in What the Jews Believe, Berkshire Theatre Group's fall play in the Unicorn Theatre, a story about the loss of faith and the journey to find it.
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Walk through a haunted 2-acre corn maze at night, at the Nichols' Grey Goose Farm in Dalton, where a ouija board is coming to life to call the spirits home.
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The Berkshire Symphony will perform Samuel Barber — Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with soloist Erin Nafziger, soprano; Aaron Copland — Old American Songs with Philip Lima, baritone; and Howard Hanson’s Symphony No. 2 (Romantic) to John Harbison Remembering Gatsby: Foxtrot for Orchestra.
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Williams College invites the community to travel the skies at the Milham Planetarium, inside the Old Hopkins Observatory. The high-precision Zeiss Skymaster ZKP3/B opto-mechanical planetarium projector will show phenomena from motions of the planets to phases of the moon and more.
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