A Virtual Concert to celebrate the New Year.
Trio Sonata in F Major, Op. 3, No. 1,
Correlli Air from the Orchestral Suite in G Major, BWV 1068,
JS Bach Badinerie from the Orchestral Suite in B Minor, BWV 1067,
JS Bach Trio Sonata Op. 2 No. 1,
Handel Fantasie No. 8 in E Minor TWV 40:9,
Telemann Concerto for Two Cellos in G Minor, RV 531, Vivaldi, Arr: for six celli by Orfeo Mendozi

The evening before the inauguration of our 46th president, we take a look back at one of the country’s most provocative political gambits in its history—Martha Mitchell’s dogged perseverance in speaking truth to power resonates today more than ever.

Booksigning. Bestselling author Simon Winchester will talk with Rebecca Thornton and Julie Hart of Dutchess Land Conservancy about his new book Land, which explores the notion of property, our proprietary relationship with the land throughout human history, how it has shaped us, and what it will mean for our future.

The Making of a New England garden,
In this richly illustrated slide talk, Bill Noble tells the story of his Norwich VT garden. He traces its evolution, sources of design inspiration, as well as some of the principles that guided its creation.

Book Signing. Writer and performer, Amber Ruffin, with her sister Lacey Lamar will talk with Lacey Schwartz Delgado and share absurd anecdotes from their new book, You'll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey, about everyday experiences of racism.

One night only! The Warner Theatre will present a live-streamed staged reading of BEDTIME STORIES by Norm Foster. This streaming event is free to all, but please consider making a donation when you register.

Book Signing.
Abby Schneiderman, Adam Seifer, and Gene Newman will talk about what you really need to plan for in terms of tying up the loose ends of your home, money, health, and memories that often get overlooked but are hugely important in the event of an unexpected crisis.

The Organ Masters | Peter Sykes

"Make Visible, Instill Value and Engage the Public in Our Shared Landscape Heritage". Presented by Charles Birnbaum, this presentation explores stewardship and interpretation of our shared landscape legacy, emphasizing stewardship strategies and opportunities

Kevin James began his career as a stand-up on the Long Island comedy scene. After being discovered at the 1996 Montreal Comedy Festival, he signed a network development deal to create his own sitcom, The King of Queens, which premiered in 1998,

Etheridge will be performing a variety of fan favorites but will also perform songs from her latest album The Medicine Show.

Steven Banks is recognized for his “glowing mahogany tone” and “breathtaking” performances. The American classical saxophonist “is at the forefront of musicians of his generation in his display of the highest level of both artistry and pedagogy"

“INBAL SEGEV’S instrument is older than Bach (a Ruggieri from 1673).
POHJONEN proved himself to be a singularly luminous Mozart interpreter."

This two-act opera, sung in English, tells the true story of America’s longest-held prisoner of war, Colonel Jim Thompson, and his struggle upon his release to adjust to a country and a family he barely recognizes.
Also July 24 at 1PM

This concert features music from operas inspired by Shakespeare's texts, and will showcase members of the cast of Falstaff.

Scott Yoo, violin, Alice K. Dade, flute, Sophie Shai, cello, Maurycy Banaszek, viola

Mainstage blockbuster is a new mounting of Verdi's comic masterpiece with one of the world's most sought-after Verdi baritones in the title role, the incomparable Sebastian Catana.
Also performed on August 24 & 27 at 7:30PM

Felix Mendelssohn, Johannes Brahms, Johan Sibelius, Camille Saint-Saëns. Paul Huang on violin and Helen Huang on piano.

Good Problem to Have Tour. Hailing from Old Hickory, Tennessee, rising stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze is selling out shows across America. On March 26th, Nate’s first solo one hour Netflix special, The Tennessee Kid, will premiere globally.

In James Turrell’s hands, light is more than simply a source of illumination: it is a discrete, physical object. His sculptures and architectural interventions elevate our experience and perception of light and space.

Imagining Freedom explores the power of images to inspire and motivate people through challenging political climates in the past and present.

The scope and speed of climate change can be overwhelming. Acting, listening and learning together can make our community stronger. Learn about climate resilience, energy efficiency and environmental action.

Richard Nielsen reveals the fiercest and finest parts of human nature in This is Not a Gag, his series of portraits of people in their face masks.

All out: of time, of money, of energy, of our hands. All in: our homes, our heads, one life, to the fire. Is there a way through, instead? The nine artists in All Out / All In try to find it, exploring the increasingly arbitrary boundary between public and private spaces, identities, and rituals.
Saturdays from 12 PM to 5 PM

The exhibition revisits Merz’s key forms and motifs, distinctive use of neon, and deployment of the Fibonacci sequence—where each number equals the sum of the two that precede it—for the structure of his installations.

We are pleased to announce that in South County the Eisner Camp in Great Barrington will host the Berkshire Grown Winter Farmers Market, November-April.
Saturdays, 10 am–2 pm
November 21, December 19, 2020
January 16, February 20, March 27, April 10, 2021

Christopher Russell's art engages historical notions of landscape yet he does so with a decidedly contemporary approach. Each work is unique and combines color photography and drawing.
Opening reception Saturday November 21 from 2-6PM

Battenfield’s meditative painting process begins with the artist’s close attention to the graceful forms of unfolding leaves and blossoms, and to the twisted boughs and branches of trees.

Group exhibit exploring the interpretation of landscape through memory. As place is reinterpreted by the mind, details are altered, and characteristics become imbued with an artist’s personal style or emotional outlook.

The only Hugo Award-nominated rap group delivers boundless oceanic soundscape of never-before-heard tracks that engulf listeners as they wander the dusk-filled galleries.
Saturday, December 5, 12, & 19

Featured artists include:
Sol LeWitt, James Turrell, Robert Rauschenberg, Eric Forstmann, Don Gummer, Chizuru Morii Kaplan, Matt Baumgardner, Tami Bahat, Gregory Crewdson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Claes Oldenburg, Larry Rivers and Hunt Slonem.

This is Bruno’s first solo show in the USA and includes three large scale works on the long gallery wall.

The duo Sylvan Esso creates effortless electro-pop that hits like a fireworks show, bursting with explosive joy. For Auditory After Hours, they’ve recorded a live modular set incorporating sounds from past albums, creating a vibrant, one-of-a-kind soundscape.