Expect big laughs when stand up commedian Ophira Eisenberg brings her sharp fast and relatable wit to Banning Hall.

More than just shopping—a celebration of creativity, connection and joy nestled within the historic walls of a beautiful 19th century restored mill. More than 40 artisan studios to explore plus pop-ups.

Free Community Screening

Intimate storytelling and masterful musicianship to the stage, blending folk, blues, and Americana with wry humor and emotional clarity.

Jungle Love returns for Valentine’s Day Community Dance. More than a band, they’re an experience: six lifelong musicians delivering a high-energy journey through Classic Soul, R&B, Motown, Disco, and Funk.

Join a special evening for the introduction to Shadow Visionaries followed by a three course meal. Combines art history, food and fun.

Join Palestinian master musician Zafer Tawil and Rabbi Zachi Asher for a magical evening of old and new Arabic sounds, transportive trances and prayers and Sufi melodies to whirl us into enchantment.

Matt Turk and C Lanzbom joined forces to form Deadgrass, a string band jamgrass adventure through Jerry Garcia’s musical world exploring the works of Jerry Garcia on the instruments that first inspired him.

A new musical, written and performed by Schuyler Press, about a disillusioned artist yearning for authenticity who is catapulted into a surreal, reimagining of 1960s NYC.

Join the quartet for an evening of jazz standards with original melodies. This quartet blends familiar tunes with creative twists.

An evening of jazz standards, freshly reimagined with original melodies and inventive lines by some of our favorite composers.

the musical talents of Ron Minkoff (vocals/rhythm guitar/percussion) and Dan Blum (lead guitar/vocals), both long-time veterans of the Hudson Valley music scene.

More than a performance-- it's an experience! Through powerful storytelling, Dasha Kelly Hamilton takes the stage to slice into history, unpacking race, class and culture in a way that's as thought-provoking as it is engaging.

Laura Zarougian and the Little Tree band present an evening of music in the Folk/Americana genre interwoven with stories of her songwriting journey and life as an Armenian cowgirl in the Hudson Valley. Tickets: $20.00

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the championship Irish dancers of Darrah Carr Dance! Featuring live music on the fiddle and accordion, this spirited performance of Irish traditions features high-energy selections that are enjoyed by a broad audience!

Joseph Sobol’s acclaimed musical theater work—a welcoming blend of song, story and spoken word inspired by the poetry and life of W.B. Yeats.

A performance of Hey There, Good Times! will honor Skip Barber with an evening of live performance and delicious food.

Save the Date for the 20th Anniversary Gala in honor of Pat Fili-Krushel and Ronald Frohne.

Vincent Valdez bears witness to the world around him, chronicling America at the margins. Just a Dream… is the artist’s first major museum survey including work from over twenty years across all media.

The display celebrates the many facets related to the art and science of weaving. The exhibit highlights works from the Clark's library collection.

One of a kind art books made using modified typewriters using multicolor ink as well as tracing paper, photo paper and even sandpaper.

Winter Exhibition, presents eleven artists throughout the seven floors of Maxon Mills whose practices converge around four shared concerns: personal and cultural histories; material transformation and visual symbolism; the sacred and the speculative; and immersive, reflective encounters.

Experience free admission January through March.

A two person exhibition featuring new work by Hudson Valley–based artists Susan English and Laura Moriarty. The exhibition brings together two artists whose practices are deeply rooted in material exploration, natural processes, and the poetics of land—each approaching abstraction through distinct yet resonant vocabularies.
Opening Reception: Saturday January 10, 4 – 6 PM

Conversant is a series of paintings inspired by Troutbeck featuring clematis blossoms- a symbol of diversity aspiration and intellectual growth. The reception takes place on January 16th 5-7PM

The exhibition tells the story of the nine Black teenagers whose wrongful conviction in the 1930s became one of the most consequential civil rights cases of the twentieth century, shaping landmark Supreme Court decisions and the future of racial justice advocacy in the United States. Opening February 10.

Popular winter-break series returns with a dynamic lineup of off-site activities hosted at community venues. This year’s programs will take place at the Berkshire Athenaeum, Berkshire Community College, and Hancock Shaker Village, offering families from the Berkshires and beyond engaging, high-quality programming during winter break.

Mark your calendars for the 20th Annual season of the Berkshire International Film Festival.

A joyful salute with musicians who sing and dance to the women who lifted soldiers spirits during World War II.

A tap dancing classic that celebrates dreams and the magic of show business.

A musical that tells the true story of 7000 passengers stranded in NewFoundland town after the events of September 11.