For almost 40 years, Raymond Jungles, FASLA, has created design solutions that respond to surrounding natural systems while restoring nature’s balance and harmony on a micro-scale

Thomas Wilkins, Principal Conductor of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, will lead the Conservatory Orchestra in an evening performance featuring James Lee III’s Sukkot Through Orion's Nebula, Delius’s The Walk to The Paradise Garden and Gustav Holst’s The Planets.
In Person and Virtual

By Len Prince, Brian Wallis and Matt Tyrnauer. Kali was a pioneer of alternative photography. She coined the term Artography to describe her painterly photographs, trademarking the name around 1967. Kali's lost archive spans five decades and contains three bodies of work—Portraits and Landscapes, Polaroids, and Outer Space.

This landmark work of avant-garde public art takes place in more than 130 cities across the United States, Canada, Europe and New Zealand, activating city streets, parks, and landscapes with “a shimmering sound-wall of bells and chimes that is dreamlike to wander through in the December nip.

American violinist Randall Goosby is acclaimed for the sensitivity and intensity of his musicianship alongside his determination to make music more inclusive and accessible, as well as bringing the music of under-represented composers to light.

In person book signing of Wonderland. Legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz will sign copies of her surprising – and surprised – account of her encounters with fashion.

One voice is all it takes. The right vocalist can make you fall in love at first listen, elicit tears, or bring you back to a different era altogether. A microphone and a stage remain the only necessities. That holds true for New York-based soul singer and songwriter Morgan James.

A holiday cabaret show with Jane Lynch, an actress, singer, playwright and author who eceived an Emmy and Golden Globe, and Kate Flannery, best known for her 9 seasons as Meredith on NBC’s The Office.

A timeless Holiday tradition returns this winter, sure to ignite the imagination of children and adults alike! The Nutmeg Ballet Conservatory's The Nutcracker is coming to the Warner Theatre's Main Stage December 11-12 & December 18-19!

An immersive “live cinema” documentary that explores the elemental phenomenon of sound created by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Sam Green. Live Music by JD Samson

Roaring Twenties offers a panorama of composers and styles that defined and shaped the era: Samuel Barber, Kurt Weill, Alexander Zemlinsky, Hanns Eisler, Cole Porter, Poulenc, Schoenberg, and Erwin Schulhoff provide a bi-continental glimpse into a decade that still looms colorful, mythical and seductive in cultural history.

It’s been said that you don’t seek out the blues – it seeks out you. For guitar virtuoso Albert Cummings, no words could ring more true.

SITI Company (SummerScape 2013’s A RITE) returns to the Fisher Center to develop a new live performance based on Orson Welles’ 1939 radio play as part of the company’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

Will host Native Soul. Bandmates include four great names in jazz—bassist Marcus McLaurine, saxophonist/flutist Peter Brainin, pianist Noah Haidu, and drummer Steve John with special guest, trumpeter Freddie Hendrix.

With a rootsy psychedelica that hints at Dylan, Bowie, Neil Young, The Beatles, Incredible String Band, The Waterboys, and Jethro Tull, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams is guaranteed to 'flip your switch' and spark the holiday spirit!

Pizzarell, the world-renowned guitarist and singer, has established himself as a prime contemporary interpreter of the Great American Songbook and beyond,

The Torrington Symphony Orchestra will present in the Warner’s Nancy Marine Studio Theatre. Under the direction of conductor Maurice Steinberg, the concert will feature seasonal holiday favorites accompanied by a vocal ensemble!

The Winter Farmers Market will be featuring locally grown and produced foods and gifts, including fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, breads, yarn, and more, plus live music, lunch fare, and children’s activities.

Russian by birth – American by music: Svetlana is a New York-based vocalist, composer, band leader, educator, and a Manhattan School of Music MA and Columbia PhD graduate.

The Winter Farmers Market will be featuring locally grown and produced foods and gifts, including fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, breads, yarn, and more, plus live music, lunch fare, and children’s activities.

10th Annual Sing-In. With the Sherman Chamber Ensemble. James Sinclair Conductor.

U.S. Premiere. French circus company Libertivore will perform visually arresting displays of aerial and earthbound movement, poetic, metaphysical, and muscular, inhabiting the region where dance and acrobatics merge.

Join us for a celebratory evening of richly orchestrated cantatas and selected chamber works!

The six Brandenburg" Concerti. This year the program is dedicated in memoriam to our late Music Director Emeritus, Kenneth Cooper, who established the Bach at New Year's holiday tradition in 1993 and who passed away earlier this year.

D.A. Foster is one of the unsung heroes of the music business. His experience in the entertainment industry runs the gamut from clubowner to talent buyer, production company to booking agent and finally but certainly not least, he performs as a bandleader with his group The Shaboo All-Stars.

The Winter Farmers Market will be featuring locally grown and produced foods and gifts, including fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, breads, yarn, and more, plus live music, lunch fare, and children’s activities.

Albert Lee is one of the most respected and renowned guitarists in music history, having worked with The Everly Brothers, Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris and The Cricketts over his long and illustrious career.

Tig Notaro is an Emmy and Grammy nominated stand-up comedian, writer, radio contributor and actor as well as a favorite on numerous talk shows...

A Celebration of 'The Mighty Zep'. The Philadelphia-based group consists of six veteran musicians, intent on delivering Led Zeppelin live, like you’ve never heard before!

Audience favorites include Rossini’s William Tell Overture, Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Little Mermaid, and we close with Tchaikovsky’s final completed symphony, the Pathétique which the composer called his “Passionate Symphony.”

50th Anniversary Tour. Dave Mason will open the show! When you wake up and want to put a smile on your face, you think of the songs that always manage to reach down and touch your soul the moment you hear the first note.

From High Baroque to village dances, South American indigenous flavors and ethereal liturgical music, and from the jig to the tango—a program bridging worlds that grew out of common ground. Composers include Bach, Villa Lobos, Monteverdi, Handel, Couperin, Rameau and Vivaldi.

An original and co-founding member of The Beach Boys, is bringing his Family & Friends Tour to the Warner’s Main Stage. Tickets are on sale Friday, November 5 at 10AM.

With more than 20 years as a stand-up comedian, Tom Papa is one of the top comedic voices in the country finding success as an author, in film, TV, radio and podcasts as well as on the live stage.

“One of the most consistently brilliant bands in indie music.” — PASTE
Over two decades have passed since Animal Collective began to reimagine, then define, the sound and image of indie rock. Now touring Animal Collective stops in North Adams for an epic evening. Brooklyn-based songwriter and producer L’Rain returns to the MASS MoCA stage to warm things up.

The Winter Farmers Market will be featuring locally grown and produced foods and gifts, including fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, breads, yarn, and more, plus live music, lunch fare, and children’s activities.

From High Baroque to village dances, South American indigenous flavors and ethereal liturgical music, and from the jig to the tango—a program bridging worlds that grew out of common ground. Composers include Bach, Villa Lobos, Monteverdi, Handel, Couperin, Rameau and Vivaldi.

Peabo Bryson has established a career as one of the premier male vocalists in contemporary music of the last quarter century. Possessing a beautifully rich, almost operatic voice, this two-time Grammy Award-winner has survived and prospered despite the passage of time and changes in popular musical trends.

The Winter Farmers Market will be featuring locally grown and produced foods and gifts, including fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, breads, yarn, and more, plus live music, lunch fare, and children’s activities.

Guest conductor Joseph Young, Music Director of the Berkeley Symphony and Resident Conductor of the National Youth Orchestra–USA at Carnegie Hall.

Hidden Symbols, Secret Codes. What might happen if Robert Langdon, acclaimed professor of Symbology at Harvard University were enlisted to explore hidden symbols, secret codes, and long-forgotten historical connections buried in manuscripts of choral music over the centuries?

More rarely-heard masterpieces in this concert spotlighting works from the late 1930s, including William Grant Still’s evocative portrait of enslaved people taking refuge while seeking freedom, and Karl Amadeus Hartmann’s commentary on conditions under the Nazi regime.

The Emmy nominated actor known for hit shows The King of Queens and Kevin Can Wait.
Note this concert was originally scheduled for 2020, all original tickets are valid for the new date.

Celebrate the Salon in the Gilded Age elegance of the Lenox Club, a venerable Berkshire presence since 1864! Savor a superb lunch and support Close Encounters With Music. La vie est belle!!!

Explore Buddhist teachings that help you engage with the world in an open and deeply connected way, with beloved teacher Pema Chödrön and Tim Olmsted.

First oboist of the New York Philharmonic Liang Wang leads the way from Mozart’s Oboe Quartet to Cimarosa’s Oboe Concerto and Britten’s Metamorphosis. Tchaikovsky Competition winner, violinist Itamar Zorman, violist Michael Strauss and Yehuda Hanani perform the Beethoven String Trio in C minor, written in his dramatic, misterioso key.

A Spiritual Path for Couples. Achieve transformative and healing tools for couples with Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt.

German electropop pioneers Kraftwerk built the soundtrack for the digital age. A fusion of art, beat, and electronics, these 1970s visionaries ignited pop music’s evolution from rock to electronic with their revolutionary soundscapes and musical experimentation.

The critically acclaimed, original one-man show starring Academy Award nominated actor, writer and director Chazz Palminteri is coming to the Main Stage! "A Bronx Tale," is a powerful one-man stage commentary in which Palminteri depicts his bruising childhood in great detail, which included witnessing gangland slayings.

lassical Spanish and Flamenco dancer and choreographer Irene Rodriguez has been the leading figure of Spanish dance in Cuba. Described as “an intense, exacting dancer” by the New York Times, she exudes charisma and artistic excitement.

A Spiritual Path for Couples. Achieve transformative and healing tools for couples with Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt.

An opportunity for enthusiasts to both appreciate and participate, FreshGrass is a family-friendly festival, brimming with bright talent on four stages, and also in our galleries, brick-lined courtyards, and grassy field, produced in partnership by MASS MoCA, the FreshGrass Foundation and No Depression.

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.

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

This yearlong exhibition in public spaces around the Clark examines Erin Shirreff’s practice—between analog and digital media, two and three dimensions, and still and moving images—and its fascination with the mythmaking behind art history.

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

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.

Jeffrey Gibson's exhibition of quilts, garments, drums, prints, and video by Jeffrey Gibson. The exhibition opens along with TunnelTeller by Alicja Kwade, in the Sculpture & Architecture Park. Opening on Saturday features a performance by Black Belt Eagle Scout at 5PM.

In Japan’s Edo period (1603–1868), the growth of urban audiences and new popular entertainments from kabuki theater to travel tourism developed in tandem with new printing technologies. This resulted in the rise of new forms of visual culture—including color woodblock prints and printed textiles—that could be mass produced, transformed, and consumed.

Alex Katz turned to flowers as a way to capture a sense of movement he felt was missing in his portraits. These beautiful and instantly recognizable works in the artist’s signature pared-down style is the third show.
Gallery reception Saturday, October 9th, 4PM-6PM

In this mixed-media group show, three Hudson Valley artists -- Jean Feinberg, Margaret Saliske and Pamela J Wallace -- interested in the language of color, shape, materials, and surface embrace the notion of the gallery wall as both support and active participant.

Hudson-based artists Judah Catalan and Diane Townsend invite viewers to step into a visually kinetic experience, presenting their paintings and sculptures together in our Center Hall gallery.

The augur of ancient Rome was an individual who provided answers about the future using the patterns, flight paths and behavior of birds to prophesize the will of the gods. After almost two years of sickness, death, and fear, as we collectively look for answers, Aeria Signum invites you to look to the birds...

Cornwall’s own Debby Jones. Known for both her painting and her beautiful gardens, Jones strives for the same outcome in both endeavors.
in person opening and reception on Saturday Oct 30th from 5pm - 7pm.

An unexpected viewing experience that can be encountered along the walking paths that traverse the Clark’s 140-acre site. The exhibition features a rotating installation of unique prints displayed on seven kiosks across the Clark’s trail system.

Local artist Sergio Villaschi artwork on display. There will be a special opportunity to tour the exhibition with the artist from 3-5PM Saturday, December 11.

Ethereal winter landscape. Inspired by The Mount’s unique architecture, landscape and history, NightWood combines original music, lighting, and sculptural elements to create experiences of space and place throughout the property.
Opening Night Celebration on November 4th.

Collection of Japanese prints includes more than thirty-five works and considers two specific movements that had a significant influence on twentieth-century printmaking in Japan.

A magical outdoor experience as it sparkles with thousands of shimmering and artfully designed holiday lights. Bring the whole family for a fun and safe outdoor experience. Winterlights runs Wednesday through Sunday each week.

Inspired by nature and his 60 pet birds, Slonem is renowned by his distinct new-expressionist style. Slonem also paints repetitions of flowers, bunnies, butterflies and portraits, particularly of Abraham Lincoln.

Jennifer Sabella Gradually Then Suddenly
Susan Hoffman Fishman The Beginning There Was Only Water
Bob Chaplin Gallery Hortophilia
Opening Reception: Friday, November 12, 5:00 - 8:00PM

Featuring more than 100 original illustrations, sketches, and personal artifact of this Beloved Children’s Author/Illustrator explores the range of art and the travel experiences that have inspired her many books and characters.

A group exhibition of works by gallery and invited artists. The works will be hung in pairs, to give a sense of context and comparison.
Opening reception Saturday, November 13 from 4-5:30PM

Color Stories explores subtle color relationships. By focusing on modest, simple shapes - a cup, a jar, a vase - the artist sculpts with paint, revealing subtle tonal differences.
Join for an opening reception on Saturday, November 20th, 2-5PM.

What we have come to embrace in landscape painting in the 21st Century has come a long way from the aesthetics associated with the Hudson River School of the mid-19th Century.
Opening reception! Saturday November 27th, 5-7PM

The outrageous Panto Loons’ family-friendly productions have all the elements of a traditional British pantomime: audience participation, local and national politics, great characters and songs, and lots of cross-dressing. This year’s twist is on the famous Brothers Grimm fairy tale. It’s holiday fun for the whole family! Written and directed by Cathy Lee-Visscher.

The paintings in this exhibition represent three equal movements: figurative, architectural, floral. These three painting motifs are constants Konigsberg’s work.
Reception for the artist November 27th, 4-6PM

The family-friendly performance features STREB's brave and athletic performance on the outdoor stage at Jacob’s Pillow this summer.

For 15 special nights the oldest Shaker Village will become a multi-sensory winter walking experience with luminous art projections, a timber frame of wishes, lantern-light strolls, live animals (including donkeys) in the barn, a Shaker holiday display, Shaker dollhouse miniatures, and craft-making.

This exhibition presents selections from Gardiner’s Artifact Color collages and Interlusion paintings and highlights her mastery of opacity and translucency and exploration of visual perception and phenomenal transparency.

An exhibition of recent figurative sculptures. Opening Saturday December 4 from 5:00-7:00PM.

Our 2021–2022 winter exhibition, presents ten artists throughout the seven floors of Maxon Mills who are, in one way or another, reflecting on life in the aftermath — no cause, all effect.
Opening Reception: 12/11, 4-6PM

French Printmaking and the Debate over Colors. Explore the surprising but steady opposition to the use of color in printmaking in nineteenth-century France. A wide array of French color prints from the Clark’s works-on-paper collection, by artists including Pierre Bonnard, Mary Cassatt, Paul Cézanne, Jules Chéret, Maurice Denis, Camille Pissarro, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Édouard Vuillard.

Ethel has been left ten million dollars by her late husband. Her stepchildren want to get their hands on it and commit Ethel to a sanitarium. There she meets social misfits who have the skills to help her. This warm comedy leaves one with the hope that kindness and affection have not been entirely lost in a world that can seem motivated only by greed and dishonesty. Written by John Patrick; Directed by Cathy Lee-Visscher.

Lift Every Voice. Expanded, two-weekend festival features performers The Baylor Project, Alexis Morrast, Daniel J. Watts, Warren Wolf, Jazzmeia Horn, and Jimmy Greene; film, visual art, and spoken word/music partnership with Louis Armstrong House Museum & Archives.
Also February 17-20

Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Musical and adapted from the graphic memoir by Alison Bechdel. This groundbreaking play reveals memories of Bechdel’s dysfunctional family, as she tries to unlock the mysteries of her father’s past while discovering her own sexuality.

In the winter of 1940, two young people are forced to sit next to one another on a crowded train headed east, only to discover a mutual attraction that will change their lives forever. A poignant and captivating gem of a play, reminiscent of Thornton Wilder.

An immersion experience in mindfulness & Heartfulness with Will Kabat-Zinn and Jon Kabat-Zinn

8 Secrets to a Long, Happy & Healthy Life
Enjoy daily yoga and meditation practices and learn what happy, long-lived people share in common on retreat with author and yogi Beryl Bender Birch.