Beloved New York Times bestselling cookbook author Julia Turshen joins us to talk about her first collection of recipes featuring a healthier take on the simple, satisfying comfort food for which she’s known. Simply Julia provides endlessly satisfying options comprised of accessible and affordable ingredients

Boston Globe columnist Meredith Goldstein has set part of her new novel at The Mount and its gardens! She’s also based a fictional character on one of the Mount’s real-life tour guides, Marge Cox. They will have a conversation about art imitating life in this "charming story that promises to delight."

A Live Online Workshop for Couples with Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt. Join these relationship experts in this virtual comprehensive couples workshop and learn to recreate the passion and intimacy that first brought you and your partner together.

Hailed as a “Sax Phenom” Chad LB has toured globally as a bandleader, and with superstars ranging from Chris Botti to Taylor Swift. He has been a featured soloist with premiere ensembles like the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, and he was formerly a prominent member of the multi GRAMMY winning Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra. Free.

Cornwall Conversations (on Zoom) with Ed Greene and Professor Frédéric Jenny.
A discussion about the impact that technology has on our lives, specifically how artificial intelligence (AI) has been developed to assist us in making decisions.

Now in its 29th year, a new season of concerts will be recorded on the Mahaiwe stage and made available for viewing online.
The Celestial Suites for Unaccompanied Cello

Author Page Dickey will discuss her new book, Uprooted which documents her move to Falls Village CT and the establishment of a new garden.

One of the best guitar players the world's ever seen, Kaki King is a genre unto herself. Created and recorded specifically for wandering MASS MoCA’s art-filled spaces, King's all-new never-before-heard gallery soundscape proves her genius goes far beyond the strings. From ethereal guitar loops to high-voltage drums, it’s a journey into the recesses of musical mastery—your ears won’t know what’s hit them.
Saturdays, March 13 & 20 at 7PM. 7:30PM. 8PM

An Online Class. Whether your house was built in the 17th century or the 21st, you can create a garden to suit its style. This lecture by landscape historian Marta McDowell covers American residential gardening fashions from the Colonial period to the present. In this online class you will learn design basics and the steps to take to create an authentic, appealing landscape for your home.

André Aciman presents his latest book, Homo Irrealis. in essay form to explore what time means to artists who cannot grasp life in the present. Free.

10x10 is back to shake those winter blues away, from the comfort of your own home! Filmed live on our Boyd-Quinson Stage, this year's selection is sure to delight. This year, all cast members are 10x10 alum! Also streaming March 18–21st.

Join Rob Wergin for a 3-day live event and experience multiple healing experiences and Divine Light transmissions.Rob's healing work helps to release physical, mental, and emotional discomfort, as well as pain, disease, and addictions.

Streamed from Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin, Ireland. The Galway, Ireland and Nashville-based quartet is comprised of two sets of brothers. The band converges the shared and varied traditions of Americana, Bluegrass, and Celtic music with pop-sensible songcraft to create a unique and signature sound.

30-Year Career Retrospective. The concert with cover material from his ten studio albums of roots music ranging from blues and jazz to rock and roll and soul, including covers from the new album.

Now in its 29th year, a new season of concerts will be recorded on the Mahaiwe stage and made available for viewing online.
The Sebastians connect with audiences through dynamic and vital performances of music of the baroque and classical eras.

Now in its 29th year, a new season of concerts will be recorded on the Mahaiwe stage and made available for viewing online.
Chopin and the Mendelssohns

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,

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.

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

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.

A luminous talk with Eckert Tolle and Kim Eng. In this experiential online gathering we enter into stillness, accept what is and release burdens so we can be lights in the world.

Contemporary artist Erin Shirreff (Canadian, b. 1975). Remainders presents photographs, prints and video that examine Shirreff’s fascination with the mythmaking behind art history through a practice that spans analog and digital media, two and three dimensions and still and moving images.

Realist Abstractions. Bob Knox
Pagliacci. Marc Mones
Surface & Substance. Patrick Kennedy and Brian Williams
Virtual Artist Talk Friday, February 05, 6:00PM

A worldwide pandemic has not stopped the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College from its annual art show - it's simply moved online. Reception on Saturday, January 30th.

The inclusive political cartoons of Pat Oliphant, now on view. A Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, Oliphant was described in 1990 by the New York Times as “the most influential editorial cartoonist” of his time.

A selection of music specially designed for Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective. LeWitt’s patterns have inspired Moran since early in his career; in Moran’s own words, this Auditory After Hours set is geared toward “breaking the grid”—whether you enjoy it in LeWitt or any of our expansive galleries.
Saturday, February 6. 13 & 20

FOLDED by Bara Swain (NY): Bee reveals the truth about Crane's namesake in this new dramedy that explores family, loss and moving on.

The Cliché-verre in Nineteenth-Century France. Forty-four cliché-verre prints from a historic portfolio. Five French artists: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Charles-François Daubigny, Eugène Delacroix, Jean-François Millet, and Théodore Rousseau.

A group exhibit of gallery artists. This exhibit celebrates the positive power of creativity.

One of several shows celebrating the gallery's 30th anniversary, this exhibit will highlight our selections from an open call put out at the end of last year. Out of over 200 submissions, 7 artists were chosen: Julia Whitney Barnes, Samantha French, Ruth Geneslaw, Huê Thi Hoffmaster, Nancy Egol Nikkal, Annika Tucksmith, K. Velis Turan and Judith Wyer.

An Online Class. Learn beekeeping basics taught by apiarist and former BBG Director of Education Chris Wellens in a three-session online program, "Beekeeping 101: An Introduction to Backyard Beekeeping."

New artists. New Works in Progress. Look at who will be joining us. You can now RSVP to watch free online screenings of these works in process and live chat with the artists during the screenings on YouTube!
Taylor Stanley | Feb 18
Nélida Tirado | Mar 11
INSPIRIT | April 22
Ronald K. Brown / EVIDENCE | May 6
Music From the Sole | May 20
Zoe Scofield | Jun 10 (co-presented with MASS MoCA)

A recital of French music with Danny Driver and Piers Lane commissioned by the Bard Music Festival, featuring works by César Franck, Lili Boulanger, Gabriel Fauré, and Camille Saint-Saëns.

An interactive, 1-on-1 performance brings audience members in contact with those faced with inhumane detention centers and a mental health system that disregards their political and emotional humanity. A collaboration between live artist Tania El Khoury and musician and street artist Basel Zaraa.

EXTENDED PLAY by Benjamin V. Marshall (NJ): At a party in the fellowship hall of an old church, two deejays: one white and young, the other, Black and mature, clash over the music until a tipsy party goer makes an unusual request.

Aimed at creating and strengthening relationships among the residents of the second-smallest town in the Nutmeg state, this civic art project will feature portrait photography by Rebecca Bloomfield, paired with insightful quotes from interviews conducted by Adam Sher.

The exhibition will feature twenty indoor works, five outdoor works, and a video portrait of the artist, presented both in the Museum’s galleries and Sculpture Garden, with the indoor exhibition on view from March 29 to October 4, 2021, and the outdoor installation on view from September 19, 2021 to April 24, 2022.