Rendering Notes from Nature
Rendering Notes from Nature
Botanical artist Carol Ann Morley will lead a workshop in making nature note cards, capturing moments of nature with pen and color.
Botanical artist Carol Ann Morley will lead a workshop in making nature note cards, capturing moments of nature with pen and color.
Architectural historian Zeynep Çelik Alexander (Columbia University) will speak on the architecture of 19th-century storehouses of information in the British Empire.
Williams invites everyone to bring a friend and enjoy a midday and midweek concert series with a musical sampler.
Max Ajl, Associated researcher at the Tunisian Observatory for Food Sovereignty and the Environment, will speak in the Climate Justice Series on 'A People’s Green New Deal: Where to Now?'
The Egremont Barn welcomes all comers to perform on the tavern stage for a night of acoustic music in a friendly space.
Novelist Mary Beth Keane — author of The Walking People, Fever and Ask Again, Yes, will give a reading of her work, free and open to all.
New parents and caregivers are invited to bring their infants into the Clark's galleries for an informal guided visit.
The Manton Study Center for Works on Paper invites artists of all experience to work closely from themes in drawings from the Clark’s collection.
Berkshire Art Center offers creative multigenerational fun at their new Pittsfield center in the Brothership Building.
Mass Audubon naturalists Zach Adams and and Dale Abrams will visit Berkshire lakes in search of migrating waterfowl that stop over in the area.
Chocolate peanut butter cookies, fresh flowers, jams and pickles and cheeses ... the North Adams Farmers Market returns with more than a dozen farmers and makers.
Faith Deering will lead a hands-on workshop that celebrates the legacy of Shaker broom-making and share the rich history of broom-making in western Massachusetts.
The leaves are falling, and it is starting to get cold. Put on your coat and celebrate the fall harvest at the Clark.
Berkshire Theatre Group presents a staged reading of Pia Wilson's The Things I Cannot Change in collaboration with Roundabout Theatre Company, directed by Stori Ayers, with Kurt Zischke, Hadi Tabbal, Tiffany Rachelle Stewart and Tasha Lawrence. The play follows two women who live in the Halcyon gated community as they […]
Tamar Muskal presents the long-awaited world premiere of her warmly diverse work for a rapper/beatbox artist, tabla player, string quintet and treble chorus.
The Williams College Department of Music presents Quartet Salonnières in a concert called 1772: Diversion and Divergence.
Nationally acclaimed sculptor Rose B. Simpson shows artwork at many places in the Northeast, including at Mass MoCA in Ceramics in the Expanded Field.
H.E. Dr. Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, President of Iceland, will engage in conversation with History and Global Studies Chair Magnús T. Bernharðsson.
Robin Broad ’76 and John Cavanagh will give a talk on The Water Defenders: How Ordinary People Saved a Country from Corporate Greed.
The Mount welcome the community to a monthly Storywalk to read a picture book along a path through the woods — today Borreguita and the Coyote by Verna Aardema
A contemporary play integrates eyewitness accounts to re-imagine the story of an actual riot that broke out during the grand opening of an infamous Swedish furniture store in north London.
The Clark will give a free screening of Agnès Varda's kaleidoscopic documentary about the striking murals across Los Angeles.
Norman Rockwell Museum will offer a virtual screening of Art of and by Veterans with Combat Artists Victor Juhasz and Elize McKelvey.
Williams graduate students in art will explore the Clark Art Institute's collection and take a new look at old favorites.
NightWood returns to Edith Wharton's gardens in an innovative and immersive sound and light experience among the trees after dark.
Got the blues? BAC welcomes visitors to explore a unique photographic process famous for its signature cyan blue, while creating bookmarks, gift tags, or notecards.
Locally roasted coffee, native plants or gently herbed hand cream ... the regular Pittsfield Farmers Market welcomes in farmers and artisans together.
Using recycled paper, Sammy Lefenfeld and the group will make beads in varying shapes, sizes, and designs with the Berkshire Arts Center.
Jake Levin, the Roving Butcher, will walk through the process of curing at home, beginning with a brief history of curing and salting meats.
Horticulturist and landscape designer Wambui Ippolito and many more will speak at Berkshire Botanical Garden's Rooted in Place Ecological Gardening Symposium: Seeding Community in the Garden.
The Norman Rockwell Museum will celebrate the opening weekend of 'Eloise & More: The Art of Hilary Knight' with activities for children of all ages.
Create your adventure passport, self-portrait, a sketch of where you live, your friends and pets too — as the Norman Rockwell Museum celebrates 'Eloise & More: The Art of Hilary Knight.'
Jordan Reznick will look into how Indigenous peoples have influenced plant communities through generations, and how they have shaped the technology and art of photography.
Jill Gustavis leads a workshop with Berkshire Arts Center focusing watercolors with just one color — Florals In Black.
Nationally acclaimed writers and scholars Frank Wilderson III, Selmawit Terrefe and Joy James will hold a virtual conversation on political theory, antiblackness, gender, political violence and freedom movements.
Louis Henry Mitchell, Creative Director of Character Design for Sesame Workshop, will talk creative expression, the power of persuasion and the people’s art.
The Bidwell House Museum welcomes visitors in a new light, in the early evening when the rooms are filled with flickering candlelight and the twilight shows through the south-facing windows. Led by local antiques experts, Sam Herrup (Nov 11) and Charlie Flint (Nov 17), these tours will focus on the […]
The 97 Collage Project (@the97collageproject) is a relaxing, weekly, virtual event. Just Zoom in and bring your collage materials of choice.
Annie Lynch, singer, songwriter, guitarist and leader of the internationally touring Americana band Annie and The Beekeepers, will play the Parlor Room.
Switch ~ Ensemble presents a day of outdoors and music ending in a concert of new works engaging with the rich tradition of experimental music in Upstate New York, with Resonant Mechanisms.
The annual Festive celebration returns to GreylockWorks, a holiday market celebrating the handcrafted magic of the Berkshires and beyond.
This class will use the Procreate app's digital drawing tools and graphic design techniques to create wrapping paper with repeating patterns.
Arborist Melissa LeVangie Ingersoll will lead workshop designed for the novice-to-beginner to gain greater confidence with the chainsaw.
Cheeses and honey, apples and winter greens, locally roasted coffee, baked goods and more ... local growers and makers are at work year-round.
Rebecca Szantyr, former curatorial assistant in the Manton Study Center for Works on Paper, presents an overview of the Clark's winter show.
Cheeses and honey, apples and winter greens, locally roasted coffee, baked goods and more ... local growers and makers are at work year-round.
Berkshire International Film Festival and the Austen Riggs Center present a community screening and conversation about youth mental illness and suicide prevention.
In partnership with Belltower Records in North Adams, the Clark hosts a concert by Bill Nace and Matt Krefting.
The Clark Art Institute offers a guided program designed for people with dementia and their care-partners.
Lenox Memorial Middle and High School Students are invited to respond to the theme of 'No Mud, No Lotus' in an art show at the Lenox Library.
In this monthly gallery experience, the Clark invites visitors to look contemplatively as a way to engage with works of art from the museum’s collection.
Jill Gustavis leads a workshop with Berkshire Arts Center focusing watercolors with just one color — Florals In Black.
North Adams plans to go full Clark Griswold downtown this year, as local shops and businesses hang lights and create a window displays.
The King Manzi musical duo, singers and guitarists Jake Manzi and Ned King, will perform live at the Parlor Room in Northampton.
The bedazzled band of Bella’s Bartok, inspired by centuries of street performance and an unyielding drive to promote camaraderie, will perform live at the Egremont Barn.
Painters Virginia Bradley and Chris Malcomson will host a Fall Open Studio Event on Thanksgiving weekend at their studios in Great Barrington.
Ventfort Hall is decorated for the holiday season in Victorian finery through the end of the year, decked in evergreen and lights for festive self-guided tours.
North Adams will hold a Winter Market and celebration of downtown shops and local makers for Plaid Friday and Plaidurday.
Santa will be visiting the Berkshires again this year onboard the Hoosac Valley holiday train for Christmas carols and good cheer.
The Basilica Farm & Flea Holiday Market returns this Thanksgiving weekend with a diverse group of regional makers and locally-sourced, farm-fresh foods.
New Marlborough artist Nanci Worthington will lead a nature journaling session outdoors at Bartholomew’s Cobble.
Join Dorothy as she follows the Yellow Brick Road of Oz to find her way home in the classic 1939 movie on Thanksgiving weekend at the Mahaiwe.
Local nut growers will roast chestnuts every Sunday between Thanksgiving and Christmas in a popup farmstand with fresh chestnuts and tree-grown treats.
North Adams plans to go full Clark Griswold downtown this year, as local shops and businesses hang lights and create a window displays.
Williams College musicians in Joanna Kurkowicz’s studio showcase many works in the classic solo repertoire for violin.
Melinda Janki, International human rights and environmental lawyer, will speak in the Climate Justice Series at Williams College on 'How are the Guyanese People Fighting for Ecological Survival?'
The great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens will present a one-man theatrical performance of his ancestor’s classic work.
Throughout December, the Red Lion Inn partners with Norman Rockwell Museum to bring a month-long celebration of holiday cheer.
Hancock Shaker village lights up at dusk, for a winter stroll past buildings lit by candlelight with Berkshire artist Joe Wheaton’s light projections and more.
Bruce Molsky, a revered ambassador for America’s old-time mountain music, and Georgia-born guitarist/singer Michael Daves will perform live.
The Williams College Department of Music presents pianist George Li in concert, free and open to the public.
Williamstown downtown shops and businesses will collect necessary items in December to help Berkshire communities in need.
New parents and caregivers are invited to bring their infants into the Clark's galleries for an informal guided visit.
North Adams holds a holiday downtown celebration with shops open late, a free carriage ride by McKay Farm, live music, s’mores and more.
Berkshire Museum invites young visitors to explore the world around them with hands-on, kid-safe experiments.
Inspired by The 365 Days of Eloise: My Book of Holidays, create a Holiday Passport with self-portrait sketch and stamps for participation in family activities. Imagine your favorite days of the year and sketch them out as keepsakes. Make a list of “My favorite Holiday Foods” to share with everyone. […]
Melding the core of the Black church and the allure of Broadway, Grammy winner J. Hoard will perform original compositions and arrangements at Mass MoCA.
Explore celebration and its many forms at the Clark in a free day of family activities — make a card to share with a friend or a mirror celebrating whoever is reflected.
As part of the Williamstown Holiday Walk and the Clark's First Sunday Free, Williamstown Theatre Festival presents a free performance of Ed Napier's Music Lessons.
Berkshire Museum will celebrate the holiday season with the First Congregational Church of Lee Handbell Choir performing festive music.