Events

The Egremont Barn welcomes all comers to perform on the tavern stage for a night of acoustic music in a friendly space.

Local poet and writer Gillian Ebersole for a writing workshop this June focusing on poetry, prose and short fiction, every Wednesday in June.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

Driftwood Soldier isn’t your average mandolin-bass foot-stomping gutter-folk duo. Growling and crooning, muttering about lost love, brimstone ...

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

The West Stockbridge Farmers Market offers fresh produce — fruits and vegetables in season, eggs, meats and cheeses, breads and baked goods, fudge and jams and more.

North Adams was once home to the second-largest Chinese population east of the Mississippi — in 1870, as The Celestials, 75 young Chinese men, came as unknowing strikebreakers.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

Upstate New York band Honeysuckle — Holly McGarry and Chris Bloniarz, named top folk and Americana artists — will perform live at the Egremont Barn.

New York native Daniel Moreno is a guitarist, lutenist, chamber musician and teacher, and he has performed extensively, from the recital halls of Opera America to first Fridays at the Frick Collection.

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.

The Lenox Farmers Market returns on Friday afternoons with live music by Berkshire Busk and organic produce, sweets, breads and more.

The Sheffield Farmers Market returns outdoors with some 20 vendors — from pickles, seasonings and garlic, to Naji’s Mediterranean Cuisine, baked fresh wheat-free breads, local meats, honey and maple syrup and more.

Hancock Shaker Village hosts a four-part Shaker Supper Series to explore questions of Shaker life and thought over a communal meal.

Shakespeare & Company presents Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig's story of two strangers introduced through letters and kept apart by war.

The Clark Art Institute celebrates Norwegian artist Edvard Munch (1863–1944), focusing on his works with nature and their meaning in his art, and all are welcome for a free early view of the show.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

The Mammals — Ruth Ungar, Mike Merenda and a touring quintet on the fiddle, banjo, guitar, organ, bass and drums — perform live at the Egremont Barn.

Coral Moons brings their blend of retro-rock and surf-pop to the indie stage, drawing influences from Maggie Rogers, Lake Street Dive and the Alabama Shakes.

The Japanese-British pop savant Rina Sawayama has made an international name from Bonnaroo to Berlin with a sound, look, and spectacular live show.

NYC/ATL-based pop-rockers and cousins Jeb and Clayton Colwell have reigniting their lifelong collaborative partnership, and they're performing at the Dream Away Lodge.

The market returns with fruits and greens and cheeses, locally roasted coffee and brewed cider — popsicles, mushrooms, Berkshire Mountain Bakery sourdough bread, fresh berries ...

Locally roasted coffee, native plants or gently herbed hand cream ... the regular Pittsfield Farmers Market welcomes in farmers and artisans together.

Farmers, food producers, artists and artisans will gather in the expanded parking lot at the end of Spring Street every Saturday through mid-October.

Chocolate peanut butter cookies, fresh flowers, jams and pickles and cheeses ... the North Adams Farmers Market returns weekly with more than a dozen farmers and makers.

Jay A. Clarke, curator at the Art Institute of Chicago, introduces the first show in the U.S. to reveal how Edvard Munch animated nature.

A Clark educator will give a tour of the permanent collection of European and American paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings photographs from the Renaissance to the early 20th century.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

Shakespeare & Company presents Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig's story of two strangers introduced through letters and kept apart by war.

New Yorker contributor Howard Fishman tells the true story of a mid-century New York City songwriter, singer, and composer and her haunting music.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

A collective endeavor comes to the Foundry with rhythmic typewriter manipulation and elements of performance, comedy and satire.

The Barn hosts a Led Zeppelin Tribute with Chris Merenda on vocals, Tom Major, Nunzio Signore and Glenn Douglass Jubilee.

John Brodeur performs live at Dream Away Lodge, a reknowned road house in a 200-year-old farmhouse at the edge of October Mountain State Forest.

GreylockWorks brings a mini makers market with a rotating array of local artisans, open studios and thoughtful food and drinks from The Break Room.

Along with the afternoon's programming, take a journey through paintings involving music from the Clark’s works on paper collection.

The Met: Live in HD presents Mozart's whimsical fairy tale in its first new Met staging in 19 years — a vision by renowned English director Simon McBurney.

Eddie Jaku was a teenager as World War II began, and he survived Buchenwald, Auschwitz and a forced death march — a new play tells his story.

Shakespeare & Company presents Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig's story of two strangers introduced through letters and kept apart by war.

Belltower Records and the Clark bring free local music with folk guitarist Wes Buckley and blues guitarist Willie Lane, out on the terrace with a view from Stone Hill.

All comers are welcome to pick up the mic and step on stage for a lively evening of shared music at the Egremont Barn.

Berkshire folk icons Bobby Sweet, Abe Guthrie, Pete Adams and Lara Tupper perform together for a night of music at the Dream Away Lodge.