Visit the holiday shop at this historic 1843 railroad hotel for a huge assortment of fine arts & crafts for sale by over 50 local artisans. Jewelry, pottery, felted figures, ornaments, woven and knitted items, along with cut trees, wreaths and holiday decor.

Support local artists and makers at the first ever Market to benefit art education programs. Holiday essentials are all covered from Wassaic branded apparel to imaginative holiday treasures.

The Fab Four represented by Abbey Road will engage against Rolling Stones tribute band Satisfaction.

Join in the annual holiday walk in Willimastown. The street will be filled with holiday sounds and will feature festivities with tradition New England flair.

Walk into a magical winter wonderland and find homemade holiday treasures filled with handcrafted wares. Pottery, woven baskets and heartfelt gifts are available. Tour the open studios.

An award-winning electro-acoustic duo that has captivated audiences around the world with their creative imagination and cutting-edge string music – transforming the beautiful tones of the violin and cello.

The winter walk features a bevy of outdoor attractions that can be safely enjoyed by people of all ages. It includes locally grown music, art, dance and family fun.

Stockbridge becomes a magical New England setting decorated with holiday wreaths and festive lights See the town made famous by Norman Rockwell's paintings as it celebrates Christmas.

Two sessions are offered both days for crafters to come together for wreathmaking. Snacks, hot cider, materials and tips from Green Mountain Forest team will be provided. Perfect for all ages and skill levels.

Follow choreographer Troy Schumacherin and his dancers as they create an immersive experience between dancers and audience. Watch them perform the Nutcracker as it has never been performed before.

St. Andrew's Music in the Nave series presents its annual performance of Handel's Messiah with Orchestra New England's James Sinclair conducting the Sherman Chamber Ensemble.

Photographer Anne Day talks with Jordan Weitzman and Mathew Patrick Smyth about the people she knew and the places she frequented after her home burnt to the ground in 2013.

Population, Progress, and the Case for People. Dr. Dean Spears and Dr. Michael Geruso will speak about declining birth rates globally due to rising education levels, greater labor force participation by women, strengthened reproductive rights, and wider access to contraception.

Indigo Comedy Night returns with headliner Ariel Elias at the Indigo Room on 12/12! With host Thomas Attila Lewis and featured support from Hoodo Hersi.

Support local artists and makers at the first ever Market to benefit art education programs. Holiday essentials are all covered from Wassaic branded apparel to imaginative holiday treasures.

Enjoy the richness and joy of the Christmas Season with the Nutcracker as performed by the Nutmeg Conservatory,

The Mahaiwe continues it's tradition of presenting a free screening of the holiday classic It's a Wonderful Life.

Tony Bennett – The Art of Excellence. Grammy Award-winning producer and guitarist extraordinaire, John Pizzarelli salutes the legendary Tony Bennett.

Unraveling the History of Christmas Carols. Did you know that ancient celebrations of the winter solstice are the beginnings of our beloved Holiday Carols? We explore the origins and development of carols and Christmas songs that evolved over centuries and were adapted to different cultures.

Sonatas for solo violin and basso continuo and Suite in D Minor for harpsichord by French Baroque composer Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre.

Eugene Drucker, director, leads the Berkshire Bach Ensemble in the six The Brandenburg Concerti.

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.

Rockwell, Wyeth, and Parrish from the Edison. A rare series of early twentieth century lighting advertisements by Norman Rockwell and fellow Golden Age illustrators.created for Edison Mazda Lamps, a division of the General Electric Company.

Mariel Capanna (b. 1988, Philadelphia, where she lives and works) plays what she calls “games of remembering” as a way of reckoning with loss. Working from home videos and family slideshow, the artist races to record fleeting memory images in oil paint. Opening lecture on 2/15 and special event on 5/17.

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.

Zombie’s paintings to be displayed are a colorful collision of pop culture iconography spanning over a decade’s worth of work. This exhibition will include over 10 large-scale works on canvas, featuring a multitude of famous sinister faces, representations of Archie comics favorites Betty and Veronica or classic comedians like Laurel and Hardy or Jerry Lewis.
Opening reception: Saturday, 25 October 5-7pm

A compelling group exhibition featuring works by Laura Petrovich-Cheney, Tristan Fitch, and Carolyn Millstein. The show invites viewers to explore the transformative power of materiality and process through the lens of three innovative contemporary artists.

Eve Biddle | Theo Coulombe
Opening Reception: Sat, Nov 8th 4:00 - 6:00PM
Disco After Party: Le Gamin - 9:00pm

“Söngskissur: Icelandic Song Sketches,” is a collection of 33 cantographs, or visual representations of songs, rendered in textile work, assemblage, collage and digital media reflecting Icelandic music.
Opening Reception 22 November 4-7PM

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

The Berkshire Museum's popular winter exhibition comes to the historic grounds at Hancock Shaker Village.

An exhibition of striking book jackets, original watercolor paintings and related drawings by illustrator Wendell Minor, curated by Stephanie Plunkett.

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

A magical outdoor experience as Naumkeag sparkles with thousands of shimmering and artfully designed holiday lights.

Celebrate this timeless holiday tradition with the whole family and revel in the joy and redemptive power of Christmas as told in the timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge.

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.

The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens is pleased to welcome artists Joe Gitterman and Doug White for a joint exhibition.This show will feature mixed media collages by White and sculptures by Gitterman. 
Opening reception Saturday, December 20 2- 4PM.