New Years Eve with The Picky Bastards
Two rocking bands, The Picky Bastards and Jordan Weller and The Feathers, combine forces for three sets of greatness at the Egremont Barn, with champagne for a toast.
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Gilded Age Christmas
Gilded Age Christmas
Ventfort Hall is decorated for the holidays in 19th-century style, with lighted tree and stockings by the fire and more, and open for self-guided explorations.
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First Day waterfall and boreal forest snowshoe
First Day waterfall and boreal forest snowshoe
Aimee Gelinas will explore Tamarack Hollow's newly conserved land, a brand new trail and a cascading waterfall, with winter Boreal and Northern forest tree ID, wildlife tracking and forest ecology.
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Sheffield Historical Society presents a Winter Wonderland. All are invited to stroll through a festive enchanted forest of 21 trees decorated by local folk.
1 event,
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Sheffield Historical Society presents a Winter Wonderland. All are invited to stroll through a festive enchanted forest of 21 trees decorated by local folk.
3 events,
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Sheffield Historical Society presents a Winter Wonderland. All are invited to stroll through a festive enchanted forest of 21 trees decorated by local folk.
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Winterlights @ Naumkeag
Winterlights @ Naumkeag
Winterlights is back, filling the gardens with holiday light and sound for a magical outdoor experience at Naumkeag as it shimmers with thousands of lights.
Fallen Leaves — Images Cinema
Fallen Leaves — Images Cinema
In modern-day Helsinki, Ansa and Holappa, two lonely souls in search of their first love, meet by chance in a local karaoke bar.
7 events,
Family storytime @ Mass MoCA
Family storytime @ Mass MoCA
Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join Mass MoCA museum educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries.
Fallen Leaves — Images Cinema
Fallen Leaves — Images Cinema
In modern-day Helsinki, Ansa and Holappa, two lonely souls in search of their first love, meet by chance in a local karaoke bar.
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Sheffield Historical Society presents a Winter Wonderland. All are invited to stroll through a festive enchanted forest of 21 trees decorated by local folk.
7 events,
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New Parents at the Clark
New Parents at the Clark
Caregivers and their infants come together for a free guided visit in the permanent collection galleries in a program for pre-toddlers.
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Log Lunch — Here Comes the Sun
Log Lunch — Here Comes the Sun
Sarah Ladouceur and Anna Peterson will return to Williams College for a talk — Here Comes the Sun: the Role of Solar Energy in Commercial Decarbonization.
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Historic Sheffield Winter Wonderland
Sheffield Historical Society presents a Winter Wonderland. All are invited to stroll through a festive enchanted forest of 21 trees decorated by local folk.
11 events,
North Adams winter farmers market
North Adams winter farmers market
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.
Plant propagation workshop
Plant propagation workshop
Broken Arrow Nursery’s Container Production & Horticulture Manager, Adam Wheeler, will focus on the basic botany to create new plants.
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Native Plants for Year-Round Interest
Native Plants for Year-Round Interest
Instructor Duncan Himmelman will lead a virtual workshop on a variety of native trees, shrubs and perennials adapted to the local environment.
7 events,
Plant propagation workshop
Plant propagation workshop
Broken Arrow Nursery’s Container Production & Horticulture Manager, Adam Wheeler, will focus on the basic botany to create new plants.
Domingo Brunch — David Bartley and Pete Toigo
Domingo Brunch — David Bartley and Pete Toigo
Every first Sunday of the month, Pete Toigo and Dave Bartley bring a morning of music — soulful jazz and blues with Pete on bass and Dave piano and vocals.
The Muppet Movie
The Muppet Movie
Images brings a classic to the big screen — when Kermit the Frog decides to pursue a movie career, he starts a cross-country trip from Florida to California.
1 event,
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Bennington College's acclaimed MFA in Writing program welcomes writers in fiction, nonfiction and poetry in free readings open to the public in person and on Zoom.
1 event,
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Bennington College's acclaimed MFA in Writing program welcomes writers in fiction, nonfiction and poetry in free readings open to the public in person and on Zoom.
2 events,
The Language of the flowers on vellum
The Language of the flowers on vellum
A three-day workshop willteach a dry-brush watercolor painting technique to capture seasonal plants like tree nuts, winter berries or mushrooms.
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Writers Reading @ Bennington College
Bennington College's acclaimed MFA in Writing program welcomes writers in fiction, nonfiction and poetry in free readings open to the public in person and on Zoom.
4 events,
Like Magic — Grace Clark’s In a New Light
Like Magic — Grace Clark’s In a New Light
On the day of each new moon — believed by many to be a time of rebirth — visitors to Like Magic at Mass MoCA are invited into Grace Clark’s 'In a new light (Healing Dirt).'
The Language of the flowers on vellum
The Language of the flowers on vellum
A three-day workshop willteach a dry-brush watercolor painting technique to capture seasonal plants like tree nuts, winter berries or mushrooms.
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I/O Fest — Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger
I/O Fest — Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger
With his third feature film, The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, Alfred Hitchcock made what he would come to consider his true directorial debut.
7 events,
The Language of the flowers on vellum
The Language of the flowers on vellum
A three-day workshop willteach a dry-brush watercolor painting technique to capture seasonal plants like tree nuts, winter berries or mushrooms.
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Drawing closer — Monsters and myths
Drawing closer — Monsters and myths
Artists of all experience can work closely from themes in drawings from the Clark’s collection on myths and monsters.
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Log Lunch — Berkshire Cider Project
Log Lunch — Berkshire Cider Project
Kat Hand, co-founder of the Berkshire Cider Project, reflects on the first four years of building this small business in the Berkshires.
9 events,
Sheffield winter farmers market
Sheffield winter farmers market
The Sheffield Farmers Market hold a Winter Market at Dewey Hall on second Saturdays with local food, hot drinks, art and more.
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Start with Art @ the Clark
Start with Art @ the Clark
The Clark Art Institute offers a program for preschoolers with creative activities, themed painting talks, gallery guides and art-making.
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Not Your Mother’s Garden
Not Your Mother’s Garden
Join Deborah Chud on a virtual photo tour of her dramatic Piet-Oudolf-style garden and learn about the design principles underlying it.
4 events,
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Domingo Brunch with Aimee Van Dyne Trio
Domingo Brunch with Aimee Van Dyne Trio
Folk-Americana singer-songwriter Aimee Van Dyne performs original and Americana favorites with Chantell McFarland and Vicki Brewster Alibozek on three-part harmonies.
Collecting works on paper — tour
Collecting works on paper — tour
The Clark leads a guided tour of 50 Years and Forward: Works on Paper, showing how the collection of drawings, prints, and photographs has grown.
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Since her debut at the age of 18, musician, civil rights campaigner and activist Joan Baez has been on stage for over 60 years.
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Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Since her debut at the age of 18, musician, civil rights campaigner and activist Joan Baez has been on stage for over 60 years.
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Reflections: Introspective conversation
Reflections: Introspective conversation
The Clark invites visitors to look contemplatively as a way to engage with works of art from the museum’s collection.
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Since her debut at the age of 18, musician, civil rights campaigner and activist Joan Baez has been on stage for over 60 years.
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Since her debut at the age of 18, musician, civil rights campaigner and activist Joan Baez has been on stage for over 60 years.
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SJ Rozan and Jonathan Santlofer — Mystery reading
SJ Rozan and Jonathan Santlofer — Mystery reading
Nationally awardwinning mystery writers SJ Rozan and Jonathan Santlofer come together at Northshire to celebrate their newest books, The Mayors of New York and The Lost Van Gogh.
3 events,
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Joan Baez — I Am a Noise
Since her debut at the age of 18, musician, civil rights campaigner and activist Joan Baez has been on stage for over 60 years.
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Black Arts Council’s First Annual Talent Show
Black Arts Council’s First Annual Talent Show
The Berkshire Black Economic Council (BBEC) supports the Black Arts Council’s first annual talent show, free and open to all.
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Songwriting workshop with Bernice Lewis
Songwriting workshop with Bernice Lewis
Nationally recognized singer songwriter Bernice Lewis will hold a free workshop open to songwriters and players at all levels. Learn more about song structure and performance or just come to listen.
4 events,
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Williams Grad Art @ the Clark
Williams Grad Art @ the Clark
A Williams College graduate student takes a new look at the Clark’s permanent collection, sharing their take on an object (or two).
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Log Lunch — Senior Advisor to the US Secretary of Agriculture
Log Lunch — Senior Advisor to the US Secretary of Agriculture
Bernie Kluger ’94, Senior Advisor to the US Secretary of Agriculture, joins Log Lunch for a talk on 'Food Systems Transformation and Climate Change: Are We Losing Ground?'
Sheila Liming – Hanging Out @ Northshire
Sheila Liming – Hanging Out @ Northshire
Sheila Liming will share her powerful manifesto on the importance of personal connection. Loneliness is an epidemic, she says; it feels harder than ever to connect with others meaningfully.
7 events,
Williamstown winter farmers market
Williamstown winter farmers market
Williamstown Farmers Market opens a new Winter Farmers Market with Hexagon bagels, winter vegetables, eggs, cheeses, locally raised meats, maple syrup, artisans and more.
Berkshire Grown winter farmers market
Berkshire Grown winter farmers market
Berkshire Grown brings indoor Winter Farmers Markets with locally-grown fresh greens, winter squash, root crops, apples, meats, cheeses, honey and maple syrup, baked goods and more.
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Sun-Loving Native Perennials
Sun-Loving Native Perennials
Instructor Duncan Himmelman will lead a virtual conversation sun-loving species that can support an abundance of native wildlife.
2 events,
Collecting works on paper — tour
Collecting works on paper — tour
The Clark leads a guided tour of 50 Years and Forward: Works on Paper, showing how the collection of drawings, prints, and photographs has grown.
Concert honoring trees and the earth
Concert honoring trees and the earth
For Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, Congrebation Beth Israel's choir and musicians offer a musical program honoring trees and the festival, nature writ large and this precious and fragile planet.
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Full Moon Snowshoe Hike at Notchview
Full Moon Snowshoe Hike at Notchview
A guided snowshoe or walk under the stars explores the woods at Notchview in the light of the full moon to discover the living world at night and the peacefulness of winter.
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Open Studios @ Mass MoCA
Open Studios @ Mass MoCA
Mass MoCA's artists-in-residence at The Studios — where you may meet an artist creating community in Arecibo, Peurto Rico, or painting in Sao Palo, a writer for multimedia journals from Quincy, Mass., or exploring myth and diaspora ...
Scott Eyerly opera talk: Carmen
Scott Eyerly opera talk: Carmen
Composer and librettist Scott Eyerly will offer a free virtual opera talk before the the Metropolitan Opera’s broadcast of Carmen.
4 events,
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Writing closer: Through the lens of a portrait
Writing closer: Through the lens of a portrait
The Manton Study Center for Works on Paper invites writers of all experiencero draw inspiration from the Clark’s collection.
Scott Chaskey – Soil and Spirit
Scott Chaskey – Soil and Spirit
Farmer, activist, poet and author Scott Chaskey will talk about his latest collection of essays and his longstanding commitment to food sovereignty and organic farming.
Lackawanna Blues — Film screening
Lackawanna Blues — Film screening
A big-hearted woman, Rachel 'Nanny' Crosby, becomes a rock of stability for a collection of boarders, friends, and family members in a Rust Belt town in Western New York.
9 events,
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Mass MoCA free day 2024
Mass MoCA free day 2024
Mass MoCA’s annual community celebration opens the galleries with thematic museum tours, art-making in Kidspace, a winter FIREBIRD installation and more.
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Reimagined gardens with naturalistic design
Reimagined gardens with naturalistic design
In a virtual class, learn about garden makeovers from Deborah Chud’s portfolio, looking at wild landscapes and natural elements.
Winter birding — Great Barrington River Walk
Winter birding — Great Barrington River Walk
Hoffmann Bird Club will lead a weekly winter bird walk along the River Walk in Great Barrington, looking for overwintering birds from juncoes to cedar waxwings.
5 events,
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Snowshoe Hike at Notchview
Snowshoe Hike at Notchview
Notchview offers a winter adventure — come explore the local forests with a knowledgeable guide and reconnect with nature.
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Gluten Free Cooking
Gluten Free Cooking
Rachel Portnoy will discuss the challenges of gluten-free baking, as well as introduce fours available to gluten-free bakers.
Collecting works on paper — tour
Collecting works on paper — tour
The Clark leads a guided tour of 50 Years and Forward: Works on Paper, showing how the collection of drawings, prints, and photographs has grown.
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1 event,
Angeline Boulley — The Firekeeper’s Daughter
Angeline Boulley — The Firekeeper’s Daughter
#1 New York Times bestselling writer Angeline Boulley, an enrolled member of the Ojibwe community, gives a virtual conversation on her acclaimed 2021 novel, The Firekeeper’s Daughter.
4 events,
Family storytime @ Mass MoCA
Family storytime @ Mass MoCA
Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join Mass MoCA museum educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries.
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Claiming Williams Morning Keynote: Aaliyah Bilal
Claiming Williams Morning Keynote: Aaliyah Bilal
Nationally awardwinning fiction and nonfiction writer Aaliyah Bilal focuses on the Black American Muslim experience and stories that connect Chinese and Afro-Diasporic peoples.
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Claiming Williams Keynote: Ruth Simmons
Claiming Williams Keynote: Ruth Simmons
Ruth Simmons, the first Black woman to lead an Ivy League institution — as president of Smith College and then Brown University — and author of the acclaimed memoir 'Up Home: One Girl’s Journey,' will give the keynote at Claiming Williams.
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4 Kings Day
4 Kings Day
Manos Unidas will hold their annual I Have A Dream, 4 Kings Day community event with dancing, Puertorican food, live performances, interactive art activities and gift sharing for community children.
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First Friday — I Heart North Adams
First Friday — I Heart North Adams
First Friday keeps downtown lighted and open after dark, with Valentines to the city, local businesses open late, art openings, closings and events focused on starting fresh.
4 events,
North Adams winter farmers market
North Adams winter farmers market
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.
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Winter Botany Workshop: Wildflower Vestiges
Winter Botany Workshop: Wildflower Vestiges
What are those dried stalks in your yard, along the trail, in the meadow? Join Dr. Robin Sears and peers to explore and identify some of these vestiges of spring and summer wildflowers.
Winter birding — Great Barrington River Walk
Winter birding — Great Barrington River Walk
Hoffmann Bird Club will lead a weekly winter bird walk along the River Walk in Great Barrington, looking for overwintering birds from juncoes to cedar waxwings.
2 events,
Domingo Brunch — David Bartley and Pete Toigo
Domingo Brunch — David Bartley and Pete Toigo
Every first Sunday of the month, Pete Toigo and Dave Bartley bring a morning of music — soulful jazz and blues with Pete on bass and Dave piano and vocals.
Collecting works on paper — tour
Collecting works on paper — tour
The Clark leads a guided tour of 50 Years and Forward: Works on Paper, showing how the collection of drawings, prints, and photographs has grown.
