Immerse yourself in a beautiful environment. Breathe in the crisp autumn air, take in the stunning Berkshire vistas, and enjoy the historic buildings and Shaker collection.

Annual Thanksgiving Weekend Holiday Concert live streaming on our website. Performing works by Piazzolla, Schumann, Bailen, Gershwin and songs for the holiday season.

Ted Schillinger, director of films on Netflix, CNN and A&E, presides as Master of Ceremonies and local writers/readers will read from works by Cornwall writers and figures of the past including Laurie Colwin, Samuel Scoville Jr and James Thurber.

New York Times bestselling author, Jeff Benedict, will be signing copies of his latest book The Dynasty.

Book signing. This event is free and open to the public.

“Best New England Christmas Town” with virtual events, and outdoor, masked-up and socially distanced offerings. Highlights include virtual readings, a holiday marketplace, online videos of holiday concerts past and celebrations including outdoor holiday light shows and live theatre.

Join online for an evening of stories and theatre in support of Performance, Education, and Training programs. Event is free to all. Donations encouraged.

A streaming concert with the composer, jazz trumpeter, vocalist and santur player Amir ElSaffar, an Iraqi-American, will perform a collection of sacred maqams on santur in collaboration with Hamid al-Saadi, the singer said to be the greatest living exponent of maqam, and an ensemble to include Dena ElSaffar (joza), Tim Moore (percussion) and George Ziadeh (oud).

Music faculty member Aaron Likness performs a unique recital of modern and contemporary American music.

Original composition by Phil Kline, written specifically to be heard outdoors in the month of December. It takes the form of a promenade in which the audience becomes the performer, traveling along the grounds of The Mount.

Lift your voice for the holidays. Sing selections from Handel’s Messiah conducted by Pacific Chorale’s Rob Istad. On Monday December 7, he’ll teach a masterclass to review favorite choruses and then the singalong noted above.

This holiday season, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy’s family is inviting the world to their home, virtually, to witness their music, life and preparation at Christmastime.

From the opera hall to the music room—tracking how the melodrama and extravaganza of the operatic stage finds its way into the intimate world of chamber music. Beloved arias from Italian, French and German operas stud the program,

Eugene Drucker returns to lead a celebratory program in collaboration with the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, recorded on the Mahaiwe stage and streamed directly to you on New Year's Eve. Free!

The Organ Masters | Peter Sykes

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 public spaces around the Clark features a new, site specific installation by Pia Camil, as well as two of the artist’s large-scale sculptures in fabric.

Lines from Life: French Drawings from the Diamond Collection.

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.

An exhibition of photo collage and video art by American painter and mixed media artist, Howardena Pindell whose extensive body of work addresses political themes, including racism, physical trauma, memory, and the human experience.

A project inspired by James Baldwin’s truth-telling treaty on justice in America, The Fire Next Time, and our endlessly changing world. A 21st-century ritual tool kit for justice. A call for revolution.

A 1-Day Online Self-Retreat
Cultivate a practice to support you in these catastrophic times with mindfulness and meditation teacher Will Kabat-Zinn and the founder of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Jon Kabat-Zinn.

This show looks at how several leading contemporary artists have captured some of the best known celebrities, all with a nod to Warhol or the pop art style that he made so recognizable.

Juried exhibition featuring the work of contemporary artists. Available online June 6, 2020.

A group show that observes nostalgic and idealistic themes about the role of mechanical strength in the human experience.

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.

Conklin’s new oil paintings come from old black and white photographs of her childhood. Often as small as 3x3”, some of them very faded. Putting these on canvas in a large format Conklin had to look closely to see the details and fill in the blanks, literally and figuratively.

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.

Vivid oil paintings are inspired by the colors of nature in the moment - at one point in time. She describes her work by saying "I am a minimalist, abstract expressionist, disguised as a landscape painter."

Join us for the opening weekend group exhibition curated by Reggie Madison featuring works by Madison, David Hammons, Bijan Mahmoodi, Marlene Marshall, Kris Perry, Richard Sandler, Tschabalala Self, and Kianja Strobert.

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

Edith Wharton’s Home has teamed up with Design by Chris Bocchiaro (DCB) to create an annual sound and light experience that will transform the property into a fantastical winter landscape for the holidays. Thursdays-Sundays.

Using recycled organic and industrial materials, the artist developed a highly imaginative iconography and recast timeless forms, such as the igloo and table, in installations that envision the interdependency of individuals, society and the natural environment.

Diane Messinger, Undercover
DARNstudio: David Anthone & Ron Norsworthy
CIPHER: Works from the Another Country Quilt Cycle
Stanwyck Cromwell, Migration?& Adaptation
Virtual Artist Talk: Friday, December 4, 6:00pm

This Holiday Season, Basilica Hudson will host the virtual market on their website to access more than 70 clickable vendors and products for purchase directly from each webshop.

By Penny Jackson. The war is never over. Twenty-five years after The Bosnian war, Sofia a Bosnian refugee now living in New York City, recognizes the military general who brutalized her family. She summons, Hana, a young woman from her town to assassinate him. Yet can revenge ever bring redemption?

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

A sweet and tender treasure of childhood recalled. We will transform the beautiful barn in Stockbridge to rural Alabama in 1932 where a young Truman Capote and his dear and eccentric cousin Sook meet life with clear eyed love and care.

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

Greylock Works will open its gorgeous former mill space for the Berkshire Grown Holiday Farmers Market in November and December.
Sundays, 10 am–2 pm
November 22, December 20, 2020

Featuring work by Ann Toebbe and Carly Glovinski. This exhibition assembled by Litchfield based curator Jennifer Terzian.
Opening reception November 28th 5:30 - 8:00PM

Legends of the Berkshires are moving into the city! Businesses and organizations in Pittsfield and surrounding towns will join together with the Berkshire Museum to present a safe, accessible, and socially-distant Festival of Trees for all to enjoy free of charge.

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.

The 2020 production will be presented virtually from the Warner Theatre’s Main Stage during the first two weekends of December. Six performances will be streamed with additional opportunities to view recorded shows.

On December 5 Sax O’Claus, a Winter Walk regular, will stroll down the street playing cool jazz on his saxophone. visit Santa’s Village, holiday shopping and conclude with a fireworks display at 8PM. Event continues through Christmas eve.

The Depths: this new chapter is intended to immerse the listener in a cold, Atlantean soundscape during their nocturnal spelunking of the galleries — no caving experience required.
Also December 12th & 19th 7PM - 7:30PM - 8PM