Community Tai Chi at the Clark
Community Tai Chi at the Clark
Reflect and refocus with tai chi near the Clark’s Reflecting Pool in a free weekly class, led by certified instructors from Berkshire Tai Chi.
Reflect and refocus with tai chi near the Clark’s Reflecting Pool in a free weekly class, led by certified instructors from Berkshire Tai Chi.
Bud Wobus, professor emeritus of Geology at Williams College, leads a geology presentation and walk looking at thje history of the granite slabs of the Manton Research Center and Tadao Ando-designed Clark Center.
Best-selling author Mira Jacob will give this year's Book One Lecture at Bard College at Simon's Rock on her graphic memoir Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations, this year's book that all incoming college students read.
Along with the Clark’s major summer exhibition, Edvard Munch: Trembling Earth, Manton Curator Anne Leonard presents the Clark’s full set of Munch's works on paper.
The Clark screens one of the boldest and most stylized films of its time, they museum says — Johnny Guitar (1954), a quirky, political drama between two powerful women.
The Clark offers free watercolor painting — walk through Edvard Munch: Trembling Earth and pick up a miniature watercolor kit and try plein air painting outdoors.
Berkshire Botanical Garden will hold Yoga in the Garden on the Great Lawn at sunset, down the hill from Center House, a free outdoor program for all.
The museum serves local brews in artist Dean Baldwin’s-sculpture-turned-river-side-beer-garden, one night each week, with live local music outdoors under the stars.
The Lenox Farmers Market returns on Friday afternoons with live music by Berkshire Busk and organic produce, sweets, breads and more.
Art shows and exhibits open in the First Fridays Artswalk, with openings around town, live music on North Street and an art market on Dunham Mall with DJ Champ.
Buskers and vendors are gathering downtown for North Adams First Friday — visual artists, musicians, and performing artists.
The 2023 Festival of Books returns to Spencertown Academy with a giant book sale, writers talks and family programs, all free, September 2 to 4.
Berkshire Busk brings live music to the Great Barrington Farmers Market, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday mornings.
The Knights return to the Clark to celebrate the Edvard Munch with a selection of music from fellow Norwegian Edvard Grieg, Antonín Dvořák, Frederick Delius (a friend of Munch's) and more.
GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.
The 2023 Festival of Books returns to Spencertown Academy with a giant book sale, writers talks and family programs, all free, September 2 to 4.
The Knights will perform family-friendly concert that celebrates world-class music and complements the Edvard Munch: Trembling Earth exhibition.
The 2023 Festival of Books returns to Spencertown Academy with a giant book sale, writers talks and family programs, all free, September 2 to 4.
Berkshire Botanical Garden will hold Yoga in the Garden on the Great Lawn at sunset, down the hill from Center House, a free outdoor program for all.
The Lenox Farmers Market returns on Friday afternoons with live music by Berkshire Busk and organic produce, sweets, breads and more.
Seva and Kalyan Water at Nutwood Farm are inviting volunteers to help with their hazelnut harvest and maybe take some nuts home.
Housatonic Heritage explores the past, present and future in the Berkshires, in open spaces and downtowns, historic sites and trails. Walks set out from many places between Pittsfield and Northwest Connecticut, and all of them are free.
Seva and Kalyan Water at Nutwood Farm are inviting volunteers to help with their hazelnut harvest and maybe take some nuts home.
Downtown Pittsfield will celebrate eight new murals around town — with a block party, live music and entertainment, community art making, games and food and a chance to meet mural artists Cara Petricca, Trinity Rivard, Pops Peterson and Jasmine Sade.
GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.
Housatonic Heritage explores the past, present and future in the Berkshires, in open spaces and downtowns, historic sites and trails. Walks set out from many places between Pittsfield and Northwest Connecticut, and all of them are free.
Seva and Kalyan Water at Nutwood Farm are inviting volunteers to help with their hazelnut harvest and maybe take some nuts home.
Mass MoCA's artists-in-residence show their work at The Studios — where you may wander into surreal worlds, find kindship in nature and multimeda performance, follow an artist's journey from Delhi to Lahore ...
Berkshire Botanical Garden will hold Yoga in the Garden on the Great Lawn at sunset, down the hill from Center House, a free outdoor program for all.
The Lenox Farmers Market returns on Friday afternoons with live music by Berkshire Busk and organic produce, sweets, breads and more.
GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.
Berkshire potters will open their studios, welcoming all comers to meet the makers and learn about the craft in a free weekend with demonstrations and guest artists.
Mohican storyteller Maggie Bennett creates a broad overview of Stockbridge-Munsee travels and significant historical events through storymapping, as Mohican elders begin a series of converations.
WAM Theatre holds free Fall workshops with artists and community members, as WAM’s teaching artists experiment with devised theater as a form that encourages empowered creative expression.
GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.
Berkshire potters will open their studios, welcoming all comers to meet the makers and learn about the craft in a free weekend with demonstrations and guest artists.
GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.