Deer Tick is a band.
They are from Providence.
Deer Tick is made up of John McCauley, Ian O’Neil, Dennis Ryan, and Christopher Ryan.
Deer Tick likes to rock out.

Some of the most festive music in all eras was written for the Christmas season! Immerse yourself in the rich vocal music on which some today’s beloved Christmas Carols are based: popular motets for four to eight voices...

The Nutmeg Ballet's beloved Nutcracker returns , sure to ignite the imagination of children and adults alike! Additional performances on the 11th, 17th and 18th.

Some of the most festive music in all eras was written for the Christmas season! Immerse yourself in the rich vocal music on which some today’s beloved Christmas Carols are based: popular motets for four to eight voices...

An all-Beethoven program – two piano trios that are almost orchestral in breadth, scope and brilliance.
Grand Piano Trios—Beethoven’s “Ghost” and “Archduke”

In the Clark’s Michael Conforti Pavilion, an afternoon of exceptional chamber music by students in the Music Department at Williams.

Fresh adaptation of the beloved seasonal tale by Charles Dickens. From the acclaimed SITI Company, this wondrous World Premiere conjures the world of Scrooge and his adventure with the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

Return to the world of Jane Austen-inspired theater with a lively, costumed reading written by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon, directed by Ariel Bock.

With Moonshine Holler and SargentSedoo. Moonshine Holler plays driving old-time music, from obscure 78 gems to timeworn classic square dance tunes, that will make you shake a leg! SargentSeedoo is a square dance caller & dance instructor from Kentucky.

An intimate evening of standards performed by a “Django-esque”-group of two guitars, violin, bass and of course, John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey. Travel back to the days of the Hot Club of France and Reinhardt and Grappelli.

Join us for a celebratory afternoon of music in honor of Daniel Stepner's 30-year anniversary as Artistic Director! Corelli, Vivaldi, Bach, Pachelbel and Purcell.

The Torrington Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of conductor Maurice Steinberg, the concert will feature seasonal holiday favorites accompanied by a vocal ensemble!

Hiroya Tsukamoto’s instrumental abilities are breathtaking and astounding. He has the unique capability of engaging with his audience thru a personable and genuine approach, transfixing his listeners, almost transcending his capabilities as a guitarist.

Holiday Cabaret featuring seasonal songs from Broadway musicals and the Great American Songbook as well as traditional favorites and some audience participation.

We’re living in an era where optimism, inspiration and hope are as rare – and as luminescent - as multi-carat emeralds. The “sledgehammer effect” wrought by a historic number of overlapping crises has helped spawn a mental health epidemic marked by surging incidence of depression, suicide and addiction.

BBS returns with nine-time Grammy Award winner Eugene Drucker leading the Berkshire Bach Ensemble in a holiday concert of Baroque masterworks.

Moses Pendleton, Artistic Director of MOMIX, co-founded the ground-breaking Pilobolus Dance Theatre in 1971, and after half a century, still hasn’t come close to running out of innovative visions for the human body on stage.

From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical GTLO has captured the essence of the recorded music of Led Zeppelin and brought it to the concert stage.

The 2023 festival brings together adventurous, inventive artists whose bold vision take jazz in new directions while honoring traditions of the past.

The 2023 festival brings together adventurous, inventive artists whose bold vision take jazz in new directions while honoring traditions of the past.

A celebration of the greatest 20th century musical genres, fused with the recognizable hits of our own modern era, for the perfect patina of “vintage” and “modern.”

Join best-selling authors Elizabeth Gilbert and Rob Bell for a creative inquiry into how to shapeshift with agility in an age of change.

Critics, fans and fellow comedians agree: Brian Regan is one of the most respected comedians in the country with Vanity Fair calling Brian, “The funniest stand-up alive.”

With Cory Muscara.
Start fresh by letting go of what's no longer serving you, reconnecting to your deepest anchor, and manifesting the next chapter of your life.

With Brian Weiss
Explore hypnotic past-life regression therapy with Brian Weiss, best-selling author of Miracles Happen.

With Robert Peng
Transform your internal energy and improve your quality of life with qigong master.

Our beloved Village sparkles in this multi-sensory holiday experience. Immerse yourself in wonder as artist Joe Wheaton's spirited light projections illuminate our historic buildings like you've never seen them before. Enjoy a winter stroll across the festively dressed farm. Journey to the iconic Round Stone Barn to see stabled farm animals reminiscent of the first Nativity.

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 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.

A selection of large-format paintings are on view at the in the latest in its series of year-long installations of contemporary art.

Though best known for his painted magazine covers and illustrations for stories, books, and advertisements, Norman Rockwell was also a prolific and masterful draftsman who utilized drawing as an essential underpinning of his art.

Allana Clarke is a Trinidadian-American artist currently residing in Detroit, Michigan. The sculptural and photographic works on view contend with histories of colonialism and Western standards of beauty.
Opening reception at the Benenson Center at 8 October at 3 PM.

Fontanive investigates expanded forms of "drawing," that reflect his dual interest in the rhythmic pulse of the natural world and the moving image.

"Some things about life — and America — ‘you have to feel in your gut,’ this artist says. So he’s building a roller coaster inside a museum." — The New York Times

An innovative and immersive sound and light experience set against the backdrop of The Mount. Meander the illuminated 3/4-mile route through the woods and gardens for an ethereal experience that evokes wonder and awakens the imagination.
Opening Night Celebration Thursday, 10 November 6PM

Cross Cut is a collaborative installation focused on ecology, time, and place. Frank will use found materials from the Hotchkiss campus and Hotchkiss architecture students will also contribute.
The reception will be held Dec. 3, 4-6PM

The Plaza has known many famous guests over the years but perhaps none is as famous as Eloise, the mischievous six-year-old girl who lives at the hotel with her nanny, her dog Weenie and her turtle Skipperdee. This exhibition featuring original art, manuscripts, sketches, photographs, music, videos and more will pay homage to the sprightly six-year-old character.

Fantastical imagery is rendered with heightened emotion, creating a fully realized “through the looking glass” world. Private reception Saturday, November 12, from 3-5PM Please RSVP.

Mary Judge, Jenny Kemp, Julie Maren, Joanne Mattera and Audrey Stone.
Public reception with the artists on Saturday, November 12 4–6PM.

“In August 2019 I participated in an artists residency in New Brunswick, Canada at Kingsbrae Gardens: a 27-acre garden that includes thousands of species of flowers, shrubs, roses, and trees. I had early-morning access to the gardens..."

Over the course of the nineteenth century, scientists, artists, and society at large developed a deeper understanding of air.
OUT OF THIN AIR
SKY AS SUBJECT: PICTURING THE AERIAL
SKY’S THE LIMIT: BALLOONS
SOMETHING IN THE AIR: POLLUTION

The indoor winter markets will feature the abundance of local grown and produced foods found in the Berkshires. We invite you to come meet your local farmers, shop their products and support the local food economy.

Liminal Realities presents a continuation of Vaughn's waterscape series. Photographing in ports and marinas around the world, Barbara Vaughn captures unique images of vibrant abstraction.
Reception with the artist, Saturday, November 19 3:00-6:00PM

Featuring the work of over 40 artists. There will be a closing reception on Saturday December 17 from 4-6PM.

Eleven artists take on the coming world with the clear-eyed dignity of a folk song. Among them, Cate Pasquarelli’s glass cloche sculptures subtly question the miniaturization and commodification of our collective crises, Richard Barlow’s monumental chalk drawings speak to threatened water reserves in the Hudson Valley and more.
Opening Reception: 12/3, 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Paintings and Sculpture.
Reception 3 December from 4-7PM with live jazz by Albert Rivera Trio

A selection of paintings by artist Susan Hellmann, whose lush, heartfelt work often depicts Cornwall.Typical subjects are soft valleys and glades, farm animals, and wistful views through country windows.
Opening Reception December 3, 6–8 PM

Flash group art exhibition. This popular year-end art sale and fundraiser for the library is back after a two-year break and will feature over 60 local artists.
Reception 10 December 4-6PM

Eighteenth-Century French Drawings from the Bibliothèque nationale de France. A selection of eighty-four studies, architectural plans, albums, sketchbooks, prints, and optical devices that expand our understanding of drawing as a tool of documentation and creation in the age of Enlightenment.