http://melaenacadiz.tumblr.com/The Brickhouse proudly presents a night of music with Melaena Cadiz, with accompaniment by the Bones of Jr Jones. Read some of the reviews of this talented songstress:OPUS.fm“Rattle the Windows conjures up June Carter Cash and Patsy Cline as much…
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Children and their caregiver are invited to
join us to enjoy stories. We often also have songs, games and crafts. No
sign-up is necessary.
A 5-series weekly program for adults and their children (baby through
5 years) to learn how to best support early literacy development of
their children. Public libraries play an essential role in supporting
early literacy within a community, and we're pleased to…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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We are thrilled to be in the CAVE on Friday, May 24th at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, MA.
The Berkshires Best and Only Retro Swing Band
Memorial Day Weekend Friday, May 24th - Sunday, May 26th $25 and $35 Upper Balcony / $45 Mahaiwe Members / $55 / $75 Preferred Seating **25% off purchases of both programs in one order. / This offer in NOT available online. Offer is…
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- Fri May 24th -The Brickhouse PresentsBlack Mountain Symphonyhttp://www.reverbnation.com/blackmountainsymphonyEvocative of such artists as Fleetwood Mac, The Corrs, Yes, Belle & Sebastian, Damien Rice, Guster and The Dave Matthews Band, the group implements the same skill and vision on cover tunes…
Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
The Hudson-Berkshire Beverage Trail is hosting its inaugural Wine & Food Festival
Memorial Day Weekend, at the historic Columbia County Fairgrounds in Chatham, NY.
Saturday, May 25 from 10am - 6pm & Sunday, May 26 from 10am - 5pm
UNCLE LARRY'S TAVERN 4th ANNUAL POKER RUN Once again Uncle Larry's Tavern will be hosting our spring poker run on May 25th. We will have live music by the band Rumors from 5pm to 8pm with a great Bar-B-Q all day long. Regestration begins…
Read MoreI HAD TO MOVE THE RIDE TO MAY 25th DUE TO RAIN. Ride will leave Uncle Larry's at 12 noon on May 25TH. Map's of the route will be available upon request. BIKES $20, Pasengers $10, 50/50,…
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
Dr. Andrew Vidich, author, educator and
international speaker, lectures and offers workshops on meditation,
personal transformation, spirituality and healthy living and has been
inspiring audiences throughout the country. He currently provides
workshops and training to groups throughout the world where…
Berkshire Pulse dancers of all ages perform contemporary, classical and world dance to live music over two days at The Daniel Arts Center in Great Barrington, celebrations of nine years of dance education. Tickets can be purchased at via the Mahaiwe Performing…
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A retrospective and tribute to artist Susie Hardcastle. Fabrics, paintings and collage by Susie Hardcastle, May 25 through July 7. Reception for the Guests, Saturday, May 25, 5-7pm.
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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One of the North Country's stylish drummers
Bring your little ones for pony rides with Rascal. We will have a great time and your children will have fond memories for a long, long time.Buy a raffle to win a private pony party at your homeTake a photograph…
Chesterwood, a National Trust Historic Site, announces its 2013 Chesterwood Vintage Motorcar Festival, on Sunday, May 26, 2013, 10am-4pm, rain or shine.Initiated in 1974, the Chesterwood show has always been one of the region’s most popular meets.Chesterwood is the country…
Project Sprout’s sixth annual fundraiser, the “Project Sprout Cookout” at Route 7 Grill, will be held on May 26th from 12 PM to 4 PM. The cookout, formerly known as the pig roast, is a community lunch prepared by student…
Berkshire Pulse dancers of all ages perform contemporary, classical and world dance to live music over two days at The Daniel Arts Center in Great Barrington, celebrations of nine years of dance education. Tickets can be purchased at via the Mahaiwe Performing…
Read MoreAce jazz pianist Robert Kelly provides the backdrop for the vocal artistry of JoAnne Redding singing a variety of smokey blues and jazz gems with an occasional touch of twang!
Read MoreAn acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
Sign up for a one on one - we'll spend
twenty minutes going over anything computer-related that you'd like to
learn or are having difficulties with. Registration for this one is
required - please register at the desk or send…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Children and their caregiver are invited to
join us to enjoy stories. We often also have songs, games and crafts. No
sign-up is necessary.
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
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Join us for the BBC series, Call the Midwife.
Nurse Jenny Lee arrives at Nonnatus House in 1957, at the age of 22,
completely unaware of the world she is about to enter. Believing she's
accepted a job with a…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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The 8th Annual season of The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) today announces the line-up to the action packed program showcasing over 75 of the latest in independent feature, documentary, short and family films from some 20 countries. The festival,…
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Bring whatever craft you are working on and
share your creativity with the group - and see what cool projects other
local crafters have got going as well! Questions? Contact Amanda at
528-2403 or amartinson@townofgb.org.
Join us for a hand felting workshop just for kids, with Christa Montano, a local crafter who has taught in the Waldorf school.
There is a bit of child inside everyone. As we take on adult roles, we frequently cut off that part that celebrates our joy and aliveness. Using a wide variety of musical selections as inspiration, participants are invited to explore freedom…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center hosts a hootenanny every Thursday evening. Sign-up for performers begins at 7:00 PM and the performances begin at 8:00 PM.
Read MoreAn acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Johnny Irion, the next generation of great singer songwriters
The 8th Annual season of The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) today announces the line-up to the action packed program showcasing over 75 of the latest in independent feature, documentary, short and family films from some 20 countries. The festival,…
Children and their caregiver are invited to
join us to enjoy stories. We often also have songs, games and crafts. No
sign-up is necessary.
A 5-series weekly program for adults and their children (baby through
5 years) to learn how to best support early literacy development of
their children. Public libraries play an essential role in supporting
early literacy within a community, and we're pleased to…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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The BTUS-, jazz, blues, funk-great dancing music
The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
- Fri May 31st -The Brickhouse PresentsZKD3ZKD3 is a band that knows how to get down. Started by 3 friends with a shared love of old-school jazz and funk, the members of ZKD3 have performed nationally both as a trio…
WE MADE THAT: THE SONGS OF MILLER & TYSEN. The songwriting team who wrote The Burnt Part Boys and The Mysteries of Harris Burdick for Barrington Stage Company's Musical Theatre Lab perform tunes from those shows and from their new musical Tuck Everlasting. June 1 at 9:30pm…
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The 8th Annual season of The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) today announces the line-up to the action packed program showcasing over 75 of the latest in independent feature, documentary, short and family films from some 20 countries. The festival,…
Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
Sat.-Sun. June 1 & 2, 2013 • Noon-5pm
This is our most fun event of the year!
A one-day admission of $20.00 per person includes:
Gourmet buffet of hot and cold hors d'oeuvres , BBQ skewer
Wine tasting of up to 16 different Furnace…
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From where to buy hatchlings and hens to how to clean out the coop,
learn everything you need to know about maintaining your own backyard
chicken flock. Get hands-on experience with the HSV flocks and take an
insider’s peek into…
David LeBeau, our distinguished professional appraiser, will be on hand to tell you that the funny lookin’ jar you found in the attic is actually an Etruscan Tear Cup worth tens of thousands! Bring it all! It doesn’t have to be an antique, David will…
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Robby Baier, award
winning Singer/Songwriter with a rocking soul. Mick Jagger and Lenny Kravitz
jamming at Tom Waits's house. www.robbybaier.com. Saturday, June 1.
Dewey Hall is an acoustically superior hall that hosts a monthly series of
local, regional, and national musicians performing in an…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
Read MoreWE MADE THAT: THE SONGS OF MILLER & TYSEN. The songwriting team who wrote The Burnt Part Boys and The Mysteries of Harris Burdick for Barrington Stage Company's Musical Theatre Lab perform tunes from those shows and from their new musical Tuck Everlasting. June 1 at 9:30pm…
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The 8th Annual season of The Berkshire International Film Festival (BIFF) today announces the line-up to the action packed program showcasing over 75 of the latest in independent feature, documentary, short and family films from some 20 countries. The festival,…
On Sunday, June 2nd the band will be playing in front of Gypsy Joynt as part of the Berkshire Intl. Film Festival.
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
in words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
Read MoreAn acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreAn acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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- Thurs June 6th -The Brickhouse PresentsTHE BRUMMY BROTHERShttp://thebrummybrothers.com/Bluegrass music inspired by the people, experiences, and scenery of the American Northeast. The Brummy Brothers blend traditional styles, modern influences, and improvisation.Their music is high energy, uplifting, and eclectic. Their use…
First Friday's Art's Walk
Read MoreAn acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
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Luke and Lara= Lara Tupper (vocals) and Jesse Luke (piano), performing jazz/pop in the Berkshires. www.laratupper.com
Pianist Constantine Finehouse will perform
works by Debussy, Chopin, Schubert, and Bolcom on the hall's new Yamaha piano.
TONYA PINKINS IN THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ETHEL WATERS. Tony Award winning actress and vocalist Tonya Pinkins will perform a tribute to Ethel Waters, under the musical direction of Barry Levitt. June 8 at 9:00pm and June 9 at 8pm. …
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Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
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Resonating with the season of the midnight sun, this gala performance brings to the fore the national composer of Norway, Edvard Grieg. Fjords, pine forests, and the enchantment of fairy tales inhabit Grieg’s gorgeous songs and the folkloric Violin Sonata…
An acclaimed Canadian play, Bashir Lazhar tells the story of a French-Algerian political refugee who is hurriedly hired as the teacher at an elementary school in Montreal for a class of distressed students. His unorthodox teaching methods draw him into surprisingly explosive…
Read More“For me, it’s about songs, each different, each a well thought out message, each a labor of love!” The words of folksinger, songwriter, and poet Bernice Lewis who comes to us in the midst of a stunning career that stretches from…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreTONYA PINKINS IN THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ETHEL WATERS. Tony Award winning actress and vocalist Tonya Pinkins will perform a tribute to Ethel Waters, under the musical direction of Barry Levitt. June 8 at 9:00pm and June 9 at 8pm. …
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreThis is the third annual fund-raising concert of the Ferris Burtis Music Foundation of the Berkshire Taconic Foundation. The concert features the internationally celebrated young violinist, Yevgeny Kutik who has performed in Germany, The Czech Republic, Montenegro, Poland, Spain and throughout the United States. Also appearing will…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award-winning role as Queen Elizabeth II in the highly anticipated West End production of The Audience, broadcast as part of National Theatre Live. For sixty years Elizabeth II has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreEach week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWork by 10 quilt artists, a rug hook artist, and two first-class basket weavers. Wendy Jensen, Joannn Kelly Catsos, Susan Delmolino Ives,Pam Johnson, Bill Kane and others. Through July 7.
Read MorePreview this major new exhibition at the opening reception for PaperWorks: The Art and Science of an Extraordinary Material, featuring compelling contemporary works of art by more than 30 artists, all fashioned from paper, as well as a wide array of objects and artifacts…
Read MoreWe're back at Mission! Always a good show. Sometimes an opening act, but the music always starts at 9pm and goes till 11. Like our amps. No, they don't.Topped off with great food, wine and beer. What are you doing tonight?
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
On the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
Make your own nest of four boxes while learning to carve swallow tails,
bend the box, and install tops and bottoms with instructor Steve
Grasselli. A great weekend for woodworking beginners to get a good
start, and for experienced woodworkers…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreThe season, which will begin on the weekend of June 13-15, will be under the musical direction of Daniel Stepner, Artistic Director and violinist, and will feature many of our most prominent artists, including sopranos Sharon Baker, Dominique Labelle, and…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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Make your own nest of four boxes while learning to carve swallow tails,
bend the box, and install tops and bottoms with instructor Steve
Grasselli. A great weekend for woodworking beginners to get a good
start, and for experienced woodworkers…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreAce jazz pianist Robert Kelly provides the backdrop for the vocal artistry of JoAnne Redding singing a variety of smokey blues and jazz gems with an occasional touch of twang! Dinner reservations recommended!
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Bring a drum, a bowl, or your own voice to join in the making of Sound, or just come to meditate on the intentions of Joy, Harmony, Acceptance, Unity and Compassion for All Beings on Mother Earth. This is a…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreEach week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreBoston Early Music Festival presents Almira, the first opera by the celebrated and beloved Baroque composer George Frideric Handel, in its first fully staged and historically-conceived production in modern times. Written when Handel was only 19, Almira tells a story of intrigue and romance…
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Luke and Lara= Lara Tupper (vocals) and Jesse Luke (piano), performing jazz/pop in the Berkshires. www.laratupper.com
On the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
Come join Morgan as she takes us on a yoga journey through the farm, we will buzz with the bees, stand tall as trees, jump like frogs, and be still and relax with the nature around us!Bring water and a…
“I want to do drawings which touch some people...I want to progress so far that people will say of my work: ‘he feels deeply, he feels tenderly...’” The magnificent and tortured Van Gogh will be celebrated in a talk by Carol Berry, artist…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreOn Saturday June 22 there will be a community sing in and contra dance at Dewey Hall in Sheffield, Massachusetts. The evening will start at 4:30 with a Sea Chantey sing in led by Deidre Murtha from the Johnson Girls…
Read MoreThe combined artistry of Daniel Stepner, violin, and Peter Sykes, harpsichord, will conjure up an exceptional evening of music-making with Bach’s timeless music. Always popular fare at Aston Magna concerts and with music-lovers everywhere!
Read MoreThat’s right! Release the Penguins! And look out! This is a startling, passionate bunch of four jazz musicians some of whom been making music together and giving this end of Massachusetts fits for a long long time. The musicians of RTP-JQ (Release the Penguins…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Lauren Clark Fine Art presents Julio Granda, "Paintings from the Eighties" at Castle Street Cafe. The vibrancy of colors and detail of line in these large paintings is absolutely arresting and beautiful. Reception for the Artist, Sunday, June 23, 1-3pm.
Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Step behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
A global revolution bringing the world's greatest art exhibitions to downtown Great Barrington! EXHIBITION will feature the world's foremost upcoming art exhibitions, creatively captured in HD. This major new cinema event series will capture and explore major world exhibitions bringing a wealth…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
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Web link: http://www.folkmusic.com/“McCutcheon has produced over twenty-five albums, garnered an amazing six Grammy nominations, received every imaginable award in the independent record industry, and has been featured on public radio throughout the world.” SantaCruz.comGuthrie Center Members $25Non-members …
The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
This is the first of three talks by our local historian, Ron Bernard. Here he will describe our religious traditions from the earliest days of settlement to today. The churches, usually called meeting houses, were essential in the community’s religious, social, cultural and even…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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Each class is meditatively led with thoughtful sequences and gentle background music. The goal is to rest your awareness in the body (embodiment) connecting to a soothing breath while letting go of accumulated tension, building strength, confidence, agility and balance.…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Perform thrilling – and fun – science experiments! All experiments are kid-safe and can be recreated using items found in almost any kitchen. Each session will feature different experiments. Seating is limited, so reservations are requested: call 413.443.7171 ext. 10.
Read MoreVisit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
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Web link: http://www.johnflynn.net/
“Flynn's music tells stories, pokes fun, and reminds each
of us that we have a responsibility to make the world a better place. Listen to a few of his songs - you'll
want to hear more.”
BC Music
Members: $15
Non-members:
$20
Doors open…
Aston Magna’s third Festival weekend will include a special appearance at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington. Soprano extraordinaire, Dominique Labelle, returns for this dynamic concert, with the combined forces of Laura Jeppesen, viola da gamba, Catherine Liddell, theorbo, baroque trumpeter, Josh…
Read MoreAston Magna makes a special appearance at the Mahaiwe in this dynamic program with soprano extraordinaire Dominique Labelle and the combined forces of Laura Jeppesen, viola da gamba; Catherine Liddell, theorbo; and Josh Cohen, baroque trumpet; with an orchestra led…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Come join Morgan as she takes us on a yoga journey through the farm, we will buzz with the bees, stand tall as trees, jump like frogs, and be still and relax with the nature around us!Bring water and a…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Robin O'Herin Acoustic Blues and Gospel
http://www.reverbnation.com/robinoherin
June 30, 2013
The Starving Artist Cafe
Hot Blues and Fresh Crepes!
11-2 pm tips appreciated
413-394-5046
Main St., Lee, MA
http://www.starvingartistcreperie.com/
All Ages
Full Details: http://www.reverbnation.com/show/9965999
On Sunday, June 30th, 2013 the organizers of the Canal Street Fair are hosting an outdoor family style street fair which will be open to the public. It will include music, games, raffles, a Chinese auction, food, and independent retail vendors from 12 p.m.…
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The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
A fun and lively evening co-produced and hosted by Tony nominee Jayne Atkinson (Criminal Minds). A panel including Karen Allen (Indiana Jones), Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under), Michel Gill (House of Cards), Marin Mazzie (Tony Nominee), Debra Jo Rupp (That…
Read MoreSunday, June 30 @ 7pmMahaiwe Performing Arts Center, 14 Castle Street, Great Barrington, MATickets: $35-50mahaiwe.org or 413- 528-0100Celebrity Panel Discusses Challenges Women Face in the Entertainment Industry.Co-produced and hosted by Tony Award-nominee Jayne Atkinson.Celebrity Panel includes: Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read Morein words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
Read MorePink Martini draws on diverse influences to weave a seamless musical fabric that defies immediate classification, but has been lauded by critics throughout the world for its international flavor and ability to entertain. The Boston Globe commented, "The recipe for a…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Step behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Gather on our patio as Williamstown Theatre Festival actors read aloud the Declaration of Independence and the British reply. Visit the galleries from 1–4 pm for an up-close look at the documents themselves.
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Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
On the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreFirst Friday's Art's Walk
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http://thenutopians.com/"This unique ensemble whose name The Nutopians was given to them by Yoko Ono herself, celebrates John’s genius and artistry with remarkably fresh treatments of his iconic songs from his Beatles & solo years. Created and led by Rex Fowler…
We're back at Mission! Always a good show. Sometimes an opening act, but the music always starts at 9pm and goes till 11. Like our amps. No, they don't.Topped off with great food, wine and beer. What are you doing tonight?
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreMuckrakers, a new play by Zayd Dohrn, directed by Giovanna Sardelli and starring Kate Rogal and Kahan James in their BSC debuts, centers on a young female activist (Rogal) who brings an older man (James) - a famous political hacker/journalist - home to her Brooklyn apartment…
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The dovetail joint has long been considered a hallmark of fine
craftsmanship. The Shakers were well versed in hand joinery and used
dovetails in boxes, case construction, and, of course, drawers. In this
one day workshop, you will make either…
Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreThe W.I.L.D. Center & Zoological Park of New England presents remarkable animals from this continent and others. Learn about efforts to protect the habitats and unique environments these animals need to survive. Species featured include the African Serval Cat, Moluccan Cockatoo, Black and White…
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreMonteverdi madrigals will be performed on July 6, together with those of one of his predecessors, Giaches de Wert. Masterful and imaginative musical settings from the 16th and early 17th century will be the fare with Aston Magna’s Madrigal Singers…
Read MoreBY POPULAR DEMAND! The world-famous Sing-a-long-a format has been delighting audiences since 1999. The important thing about Sing-a-long-a is that it's completely inclusive - you join in as much or as little as you want. It's not compulsory to dress up…
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Web link: http://thenutopians.com/“This unique ensemble whose name The Nutopians was given to them by Yoko Ono herself, celebrates John's genius and artistry with remarkably fresh treatments of his iconic songs from his Beatles & solo years. Created and led by…
Amber Chand tells us
that a hero or heroine lies within all of us. In this unique one-woman performance, storyteller
Chand will tell evocative tales from her own journey. Raised
in Uganda, she was expelled as a refugee at age 20. She fled…
On the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award-winning role as Queen Elizabeth II in the highly anticipated West End production of The Audience, broadcast as part of National Theatre Live. For sixty years Elizabeth II has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreA global revolution bringing the world's greatest art exhibitions to downtown Great Barrington! EXHIBITION will feature the world's foremost upcoming art exhibitions, creatively captured in HD. This major new cinema event series will capture and explore major world exhibitions bringing a wealth…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreCelebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Step behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Come for an art fix, stay for an aperitif. Catch a talk or performance at 4:00 pm then gather on our patio to further muse or take in the views. On July 11, take a short stroll on campus for…
Read MorePittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read MoreFREEMichael Cassin, director of the Clark's Center for Education in the Visual Arts, discusses Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History, the museum's summer exhibition. Winslow Homer's work encompasses a wide variety of themes and techniques. His early designs for Harper's Weekly…
Read MoreAce jazz pianist Robert Kelly provides the backdrop for the vocal artistry of JoAnne Redding singing a variety of smokey blues and jazz gems with an occasional touch of twang!
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Robin OHerin Acoustic Blues and Gospel
http://www.reverbnation.com/robinoherin
July 11, 2013
Blues & Gospel @ the Gypsy Joynt
8-10 tips appreciated
Main St., Great Barrington, MA
www.gypsyjoyntcafe.net/
All Ages
Full Details: http://www.reverbnation.com/show/10077533
On the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreWacky, mystifying, and fun science experiments take over the Museum. Spend the evening snacking on liquid nitrogen ice cream, making glow in the dark slime, creating a hover craft, plus many more family friendly experiments.
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Web link: http://www.donwhite.net/christine/
“…when Christine Lavin and Don White make us laugh, there
is always a warm shimmer of community beneath the silliness. Of all the gifts
great entertainers can bring to the stage, I think this is perhaps the rarest
and most valuable.…
The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
Come help us find the summer salads! We will build flavors and emulsifications. The bounty of the summer garden brings us opportunities for exciting variations of salads. Join us as we explore combinations of fruits and vegetables with dressings and sauces to enliven your warm-weather table. Yes! …
Read MoreOn the Town is the story of three sailors on a 24-hour leave in New York City in 1944. Squeezed for time, they all manage to find love and incredible adventures in the Big Apple. On the Town features the first Broadway score…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read More
New work by Julio Granda. "These “totems” are vertical dreamscapes meant to carry the viewer from the deepest depths of Mother Earth to the highest highs of Father Sky and into the possible realms beyond".
For the final concert weekend, July 13, Aston Magna explores the musical library of America’s third president, Thomas Jefferson, illuminated by excerpts from his writings. An accomplished musician himself, Jefferson collected a good number of musical gems, including music of…
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Web link: http://www.donwhite.net/christine/
“…when Christine Lavin and Don White make us laugh, there
is always a warm shimmer of community beneath the silliness. Of all the gifts
great entertainers can bring to the stage, I think this is perhaps the rarest
and most valuable.…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Robin OHerin Acoustic Blues and Gospel
http://www.reverbnation.com/robinoherin
July 15, 2013
Blues, Poetry & The Harlem Rennaissance
A Musical Evening w/Robin OHerin
Lee Library
6:30-8 pm FREE
100 Main St Lee, MA 01238
(413) 243-0385
http://www.leelibrary.org/
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the…
A wonderful event perfect for all movie buffs and food lovers! Film buff, cultural historian and author of MOVIE MENUS dishes amusing tidbits on the meaning of food in our favorite films. Behind the scenes peeks at foodie film moments in…
Read MoreBig Night is a 1996 American motion picture drama with comedic overtones directed by Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci. Produced by David Kirkpatrick and Jonathan Filley for the Samuel Goldwyn Company, the film met with much critical acclaim both in…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreCelebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read MoreStep behind the scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other works in our…
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Come for an art fix, stay for an aperitif. Catch a talk or performance at 4:00 pm then gather on our patio to further muse or take in the views. On July 18, go behind the scenes to find out…
Read MorePresented by Sohn Fine Art as part of its Master Artist Series (MAS) program, master photographer Greg Gorman will present an inside look at his 40 year career as an analog and digital photographer in the world of celebrity. Accompanying…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read More
Step behind the
scenes with us as we get to know the newest addition to our collection: Joan
Mitchell’s Sunflower VI. Join staff in our study storage space
as we contemplate and wonder. Each week, we’ll pair the painting with other
works in our…
Web link: http://www.jimmywebb.com/
The Guthrie Center takes pride in bringing back legendary
songwriter, composer and singer Jimmy Webb. Webb has written a staggering number of all time favorites
such as "Up, Up and
Away", "By the Time I
Get to Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman",
"Galveston",
"The Worst
That Could…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreGet a first glimpse of Now Dig This! with Kellie Jones, exhibition curator and associate professor in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University.
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The best summer party in the Berkshires! Great music, delicious food, fabulous cocktail concoctions, capped off with a bonfire! Join us!
Web link: http://www.jimmywebb.com/
The Guthrie Center takes pride in bringing back legendary
songwriter, composer and singer Jimmy Webb. Webb has written a staggering number of all time favorites
such as "Up, Up and
Away", "By the Time I
Get to Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman",
"Galveston",
"The Worst
That Could…
With a commitment to the accurate reproduction of The Beatles' repertoire, The Fab Faux treat the seminal music with unwavering respect, and are known for their painstaking recreations of the songs (with emphasis on the later works never performed live…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
Web link: http://www.tomchapin.com/
A solo acoustic show by three time Grammy-winning
singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Tom Chapin, featuring songs and stories
from his vast career, including a few by his late brother, singer/songwriter
and activist Harry Chapin.
Members: $20
Non-members:
$25
*Note: Doors
open at 5pm
Show
starts at 7pm
In conjunction with her next orchestral recording (release planned for this spring), Natalie Merchant will undertake an extensive touring project performing with symphony orchestras throughout the world, including a stop at the Mahaiwe to play with the Hudson Valley Philharmonic. Over…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreCelebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
See what happens when Williamstown Theatre Festival actors mine the exhibition Now Dig This! for inspiration, and animate the galleries with an artful performance.
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100 framed works of art and writings from CATA's year-long workshops for people with disabilities in Berkshire County.
Pittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read More"Quietly spellbinding... the music of Ms. Carpenter is an unclassifiable hybrid of pop, folk and country" - The New York Times " Cohn has one of rock's most soulful croons?a rich immediately recognizable tenor that makes these songs his own. "…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreAn invitational show featuring 30 regional mixed-media artists. Ceramics by Ben Krupka, bird carvings by Maria Gay, sculpture from Peter Barret and Patrick Stolfo,paintings by Ellen Murtaugh, Ann Getzinger and Robin Crofut Brittingham; photography from Lee Backer and Larry Silk.Through Aug. 25.
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Web link: http://www.makem.com/
“The Makem Brothers with Mickey and Liam Spain are the
definitive Irish folk singers of their generation.”
NY Chronicle
“... eternally raucous vocal group whose
every song is sung to the
rafters."
Boston
Herald, Boston, Massachusetts Members: $35
Non-members: $40
Doors open at 6pm
Show
starts at 8pm
The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Hone your digital photography skills with Berkshire Eagle
photographer Ben Garver, whose signature style and unique perspective on
the Berkshires are widely known. This workshop includes classroom and
field time, with ample opportunity to practice the techniques learned,
using HSV…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
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saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Perform thrilling – and fun – science experiments! All experiments are kid-safe and can be recreated using items found in almost any kitchen. Each session will feature different experiments. Seating is limited, so reservations are requested: call 413.443.7171 ext. 10.
Read MoreVisit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreWe are blessed in Sandisfield with a small and powerful group of first responders, firemen, police officers and town employees who are always there when we need them but seldom get the thanks they richly deserve. We honored some of them last year…
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Web link: http://www.slambovia.com/
"This band is a riveting, mesmerizing, crazy, amazing
machine of music that gives you chills both through the playing of their
eclectic musical devices, as well as through their spiritually evoking lyrical
content."
Bottomline
NYC Concert Review, Chronogram Members: $ 20
Non-members: $
25
Doors open at…
The Mahaiwe proudly presents 10-time GRAMMY Award winning group THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER! The group that just keeps on harmonizing is famous for mixing jazz and popular music styles. The Manhattan Transfer is Cheryl Bentyne, Tim Hauser, Alan Paul and Janis Siegel.…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
Four women at a lingerie sale with nothing in common but a black lace bra AND memory loss, hot flashes, night sweats, not enough sex, too much sex and more! This hilarious musical parody set to classic tunes from the…
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Join us for the Berkshires' ONLY weekly comedy show right here at Rumpy's Tavern every Sunday night at 8pm.Hosted by Thomas Attila Lewis, the show features comedians from all over New England and the country.There is never a cover charge,…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreExplore the Berkshires most fabulous foodie destinations all without leaving the Mahaiwe Theater.Discover restaurant hot spots and the best farmers markets and gourmet shops. Learn about the many fabulous artisan foods made locally including cheeses, sweets and breads. Meet the…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreCelebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Come for an art fix, stay for an aperitif. Catch a talk or performance at 4:00 pm then gather on our patio to further muse or take in the views. On August 1, peruse the galleries with Class of 1956…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreFree activities for the entire family on this Free Fun Friday event sponsored by Highland Street Foundation featuring Mary Pope Osbornes internationally beloved and bestselling Magic Tree House series coming to life in a long-awaited live character event, Read, Read,…
Read MoreFirst Friday's Art's Walk
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Web link: http://www.elizagilkyson.com/
"Few folksingers, even
those from the original folk revival, have been able to combine social consciousness with musicality as well
as Eliza Gilkyson. She merges strong songwriting talent with commanding vocals
to create music that has immediate appeal as well as…
We're back at Mission! Always a good show. Sometimes an opening act, but the music always starts at 9pm and goes till 11. Like our amps. No, they don't.Topped off with great food, wine and beer. What are you doing tonight?
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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The local historian Ron Bernard will tell us the story of our public
schools. For 237 years, from 1762
to 1999, Sandisfield offered its children primary education in “common
schools.” At its height in the
1840s, the system included 16 districts with school houses…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreXuerong, Zhao, pianist, plays Beethoven and Prokofiev, as well as Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition.” A presentation of Music & More 2013.
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Web link: http://www.ellispaul.com/index.php?page=homepage
“Every artist has his or her moment in the sun. If
you are lucky, you have several of these moments in your career and you feel
confident that you have left something of worth behind.,. His life's work has
been the…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
One of the country's top comedians and a New York Times bestselling author, Rita Rudner is also an award-winning television personality, screenwriter, playwright, Broadway dancer, and actress. A house-filling favorite in Las Vegas since she opened as one of the…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read MoreCelebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read Morein words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreNow Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California during a turbulent time in American history.
Read More
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
They're at it again! Watch Williamstown Theatre Festival actors animate the galleries with a performance inspired by exhibition Now Dig This!
Read MorePittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
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Web link: http://www.harpethrising.com/
“At intermission of Harpeth Rising’s debut performance in
2012, I booked them for 2013. Need
I say more.”
George Laye, Director, The Guthrie Center
“Harpeth Rising, warm, honest and true music by four
exquisite musicians.”
Peter
Zeijl, Folk En Zo Members: $ 15
Non-members: $
20
Doors open at…
The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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Build on your woodworking skills and master the form of the Oval Box.
This class will be lighter on group instruction time and allow more
individual work time with assistance from instructor Steve Grasselli.
Students may make…
Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreJ.S. Bach's great contrapuntal cycle. Featuring Daniel Stepner, baroque violin; Sarah Darling, baroque viola; Loretta O’Sullivan, baroque cello; Laura Jeppesen, viola da gamba;Christopher Krueger, baroque flute; Marc Schachman, baroque oboe and oboe d’amore; Andrew Schwartz, baroque bassoon. A presentation of Music & More 2013.
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Web link: http://www.vancegilbert.com/
“ Watching Vance live
onstage is like witnessing a one-man Robin Williams, George Benson, Garrison
Keillor, and Al Jarreau.”
The Philadelphia Enquirer
Members: $ 15
Non-members: $
20
Doors open at 6pm
Show
starts at 8pm
This is the first of two talks in our
annual forum on History and American Culture.
Val Coleman’s talk,
“The Enigma of Socialism,” is about the origins, failures and successes of a political
dream. With modern political
antagonists yelling “Socialist!” at one another, Val thinks…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read More
Build on your woodworking skills and master the form of the Oval Box.
This class will be lighter on group instruction time and allow more
individual work time with assistance from instructor Steve Grasselli.
Students may make…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
Besides learning why folks back in the 1500s clinked glasses to make a toast you'll discover the reasons they never put a vase of flowers or their elbows on the table, wouldn't eat with forks and why "4 and 20…
Read MoreRomeo and Juliet is a 1968 British-Italian romance film based on the tragic play of the same name by William Shakespeare. The film was directed and co-written by Franco Zeffirelli, and starred Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey. It won Academy…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
Celebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreBe entertained by a cool, innovative, surprising, and fast-moving evening of creative PowerPoint presentations on a wide variety of topics. $5
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
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Web link: http://www.woodysez.com/
“The only story that I’ve tried to write down is you,’’
David M. Lutken, as Guthrie, tells the audience near the beginning of “Woody
Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie,’’ a fine musical portrait of the
groundbreaking folk singer.”
Boston
Globe Members: …
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Join the Debate Society, creators of the 1950s suburban thriller Blood Play, for show-inspired drinks (Rapupu Sours anyone?) and hors d’oeuvres (care for some Herring Apple-d-lite?). Stick around for an interactive discussion and lively demonstration of the process they use to create the detailed environments…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreBerkshire Museum will be open to the public free-of-charge as part of the Newton, Mass.-based Highland Street Foundation’s summer-long Free Fun Fridays program.
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
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Web link: http://www.woodysez.com/
“The only story that I’ve tried to write down is you,’’
David M. Lutken, as Guthrie, tells the audience near the beginning of “Woody
Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie,’’ a fine musical portrait of the
groundbreaking folk singer.”
Boston
Globe Members: …
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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This is the first of two talks in our
annual forum on History and American Culture.
Val Coleman’s talk,
“The Enigma of Socialism,” is about the origins, failures and successes of a political
dream. With modern political
antagonists yelling “Socialist!” at one another, Val thinks…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreParents and children can participate in activities that will help little ones get ready to go to school for the first time. Countdown to Kindergarten includes model classrooms and activities that invite children and their parents to have a typical kindergarten experience. Adults…
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Web link: http://www.sallyjaneheit.com/
The Guthrie Center is pleased to present Sally-Jane
Heit in "A Vaudeville" - A theatre tradition of comedy and song. With an
acting career that spans decades, Sally Jane Heit has entertained and inspired
audiences in television, film and theaters around…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
1 p.m and 3 p.m.Arthur's younger sister gets help from her family and friends as she prepares to enter kindergarten. Perfect for 4-year-olds and their families. Presented by City Stage Co., Inc, and in partnership with the Boston Children’s Museum. Free with Museum…
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The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
Proceeds to benefit the Free To Be Foundation and Mahaiwe Education programs Free To Be...You and Me A Conversation About Children, Families & The Future Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Free To Be, You and Me with Marlo Thomas, Alan Alda, &…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
Celebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Come for an art fix, stay for an aperitif. Catch a talk or performance at 4:00 pm then gather on our patio to further muse or take in the views. On August 22, hear from curator Kathryn Price in 72…
Read MorePittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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Project Native is pleased to offer a floral design workshop lead by Lou Kratt. Lou has worked in several Columbia County florists as well providing floral design work for Berkshire Botanical Garden and Project Native.Participants will learn how to collect…
Participants will gather at Project Native (weather permitting – must not be raining, preferably sunny). The group will get a brief overview of Project Native and the Butterfly House. The group will then leave on safari to find and collect…
Beginner or
experienced knitter.....here’s your chance to get ready for the winter
doldrums. Bring your yarn,
needles, patterns, existing or new projects. And bring your problems to our version of “Stitch and
Bitch.” Longtime knitters
Barbara Morrison and Sheila Liberman will provide instruction and help…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Visit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreMin-Young Kim,and Matilda Kaul, violins; Jessica Thompson viola; Thomas Kraines, cello, playing music by Schulhoff, Beethoven, Schubert and Smetana. A presentation of Music & More 2013.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Hancock Shaker Village Attics & Basements tour offers you the chance to
get past those “Museum Staff Only” signs and peek into the nooks and
crannies of rarely seen areas of our Laundry & Machine Shop,
Brethren’s Shop and…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
Celebrate paper with the timeless paper folding art form known as origami. Each week features new designs and skills.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features a new design and a new challenge: experiment with your own paper plane creations.
Read More
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Come for an art fix, stay for an aperitif. Catch a talk or performance at 4:00 pm then gather on our patio to further muse or take in the views. On August 29, peek behind the scenes at prints freshly…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Each week features songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time, and more in the Aquarium and galleries. Program geared towards children 18 months to 3 years. Older and younger siblings are welcome. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreAn invitational show presents the work of New Marlborough artists and others from the region, including Distinguished Artist Joan Griswold and new gallery artists Robert Forte and Elizabeth T. Wilson. Through Sept. 29.
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Web link: http://www.acousticmusic.com/staines/
"Staines is one of the
best songwriters in folk music today, penning lyrics that evoke a sense of
place and a generous spirit to go along
with his pretty melodies”
Associated
Press
Members: $15Non-members: $20Doors at 6:00pmShow starts at 8:00pm
The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
saturdays 10:30-12:30 at deb koffman's artspace. no experience in drawing necessary. just a willingness to look deeply and watch your mind. the class is conducted in silence and a structure/theme for day is offered. $15. please email deb@debkoffman.com or call 413-274-1212…
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
Perform thrilling – and fun – science experiments! All experiments are kid-safe and can be recreated using items found in almost any kitchen. Each session will feature different experiments. Seating is limited, so reservations are requested: call 413.443.7171 ext. 10.
Read MoreVisit the Aquarium and help to prepare feasts fit for turtles, fish, and even a skink. Free with Museum admission.
Read MoreWe turn the spotlight on a single object. Relish the details of a sculpture, print, or painting, and delve into its many meanings.
Read MoreA sampling of Connecticut Yankee composer Charles Ives' rich repertoire of vocal and instrumental works. Deborah Rentz-Moore, mezzo soprano; Donald Berman, piano; Daniel Stepner, violin. A presentation of Music & More 2013.
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Web link: http://www.vishten.net/en/index.htm
“Acadian and Celtic roots,
new spirit, foot percussion that is almost rock drives this Acadian band from
two sister islands, Prince Edward Island and the Magdelen Islands, these young
francophone musicians have impregnated their traditional repertoire of all the
richness of their…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
See the Village through the eyes of a Shaker child, from how they lived
and played to where they went to school! Don a Shaker bonnet or straw
hat and walk in the footsteps of the children who lived at…
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
in words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
The Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read More
Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Pittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
First Friday's Art's Walk
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Live Wire @ Casey's
On the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
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Ron Bernard’s final talk. The uninitiated are always surprised to learn
that so many Sandisfield native sons and daughters went on to prominence and
acclaim, even national celebrity. They include poets and educators, politicians
and industrialists. Others,
self-made men, stayed behind and carefully managed…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Now Dig This! chronicles the vital legacy of the
African American arts community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of
black artists who helped shape the creative output of Southern California
during a turbulent time in American history.
72 Degrees highlights work by artists in Los Angeles
during the 1960s and 1970s. Forging various west coast aesthetics that included
assemblage, Finish Fetish, and Conceptualism, these artists departed from
traditional modes of representation by exploring materials in new ways.
Letters, Lyrics and Music from Geoffrey Chaucer to John Donne. The Berkshires own Shakespeare & Co. actor Jonathan Epstein and Calliope, a Renaissance band, join forces in this literary event blending music with Chaucer’s bawdy tales, the love letters of Henry VIII and…
Read MoreOld friends are always welcome! Common Thread is actually three gifted musicians who have been playing and singing around the Berkshires (and at this Arts Center) for years! The trio draws from a broad range of folk styles using the guitar, the fiddle,…
Read MoreOn the heels of a significant gift of art to the Clark, the exhibition George Inness: Gifts from Frank and Katherine Martucci brings together an important group of eight paintings by American landscape painter George Inness (1825–1894)—a gift accepted by the Clark…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
Pittsfield's "Glory" is a new play by Sally Filkins, author of "The Melville Trilogy." Pittsfield's "Glory" examines the juxtapositions of Pittsfield's African American and white communities during the civil war era. The play considers issue of racism, heroism and war. Told from the perspective of mid-nineteenth century Pittsfield residents,…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
Winslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreWinslow Homer: Making Art, Making History showcases some sixty oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and etchings, as well as approximately 120 rarely seen wood engravings. Drawing upon the resources of the Clark’s own holdings of nearly 250 works by Homer (dating…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
The Apollo Trio: Mozart, Schubert and Rachmaninoff performed by Curtis Macomber, violin; Michael Kannen, cello; Marija Stroke, piano. A presentation of Music & More 2013.
Read MoreSandisfield is blessed with a wide variety of mushrooms. Purple, yellow, red, beige and white. They hide under leaves in the forest and show off their many shapes and colors on disintegrating tree trunks. Some are edible and delicious. Some are not. To…
Read MoreThe Guthrie Center provides a free community lunch every Wednesday!
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
The National Theatre presents a major new production of William Shakespeare's celebrated play about the destructive power of jealousy. Olivier Award-winning actor Adrian Lester (Henry V at the National Theatre, BBC's Hustle) takes the title role. Playing opposite him as the duplicitous…
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
The enchanting Tony award-winning vocalist performs the unforgettable songs of Cole Porter at The Meeting House. Followed by a gala wine tasting hosted by Domaney’s of Great Barrington. A presentation of Music & More 2013.
Read MoreGala packages with preferred seating and buffet reception available.Call Fairview Hospital for info 413-854-9609Fairview Hospital is thrilled to bring local legend Arlo Guthrie to the Mahaiwe stage. Join us at the Fairview Hospital Gala celebrating 100 Years of Caring.
Read Morein words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
First Friday's Art's Walk
Read MoreMitchel Levitas of the New York Times presents nationally prominent authors: Elizabeth Graver, author of The End of the Point, recipient of the New York Times Sunday Book Review Editors’ Choice Award, and Katherine Hall Page, author of The Body in the Piazza, winner…
Read MoreIn this performance musicians and readers deliciously mix music with the spoken word....a pastiche of jazz instrumentals, songs and poetry. The Sir William Trio (led by Bill Stillinger on bass, James Argiro on piano and Gregory Caputo on drums) and the vocalist Stacey Grimaldi…
Read MoreGenerally considered the most accomplished master of the instrument, Bela Fleck will be joined by fellow pickers Tony Trischka, Bill Keith, Richie Stearns, Eric Weissberg, and Noam Pikelny in a concert that will find the banjo being performed in both…
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Explore our 44-room mansion through the eyes of those who lived here - Mabel Choate, the butler Osborne, and Margaret the housekeeper - and see the Gilded Age in a whole new way. Children's tour focuses on how children of the…
Play like children of the Gilded Age at our 44-room Mansion on 50 acres of landscaped grounds. Croquet on Oak Lawn immediately following the Children's Tour of Naumkeag; complimentary lemonade & cookies for croquet players. FREE for children; Adults: $15.
The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
Founded in 1971, Pilobolus has built its fervent international following by consistently proving the human body to be diversely expressive and universally powerful as a medium.
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Come
join friends and neighbors at a Harvest Dinner prepared by our Guest Chef
and professionally served with carefully selected wines. Following dinner join
us for a “Goods and Services” Auction run by David LeBeau. Select from many items including a
Personal Chef, accommodations…
The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
EXHIBITION will feature the world's foremost upcoming art exhibitions, creatively captured in HD. This major new cinema event series will capture and explore major world exhibitions bringing a wealth of artistic masterpieces to a broader audience than ever before via high-tech…
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Read MoreYou could call him a singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, ethnomusicologist, two-time Grammy-winner, world-class musical collaborator, musicians' advocate, world traveler, fisherman, or cigar aficionado. These titles are all accurate, yet none convey the warmth, humor, and soulfulness of Taj and his…
Read Morein words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
Author of OPERA LOVER'S COOKBOOK discusses the fascinating role of food in opera using amusing film snippets and stills of memorable dining and toasting moments in opera. Discover tantalizing trivia like the operatic origins of Melba Toast, why Rossini added…
Read MoreYes! It’s the Thornton Wilder classic three act play! Directed by Ben Luxon, this is a script held staged performance by a cast of local actors. “Our Town” is the story of an average American town in the early 20th Century as seen through…
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…
Distinguished
author Simon Winchester will discuss the research and travels that went into the
writing of the first book about America that he has
written since becoming a U.S. citizen in 2011.
Winchester,
a former geologist, spent almost 30 years as a foreign correspondent for…
in words out words: tues may 7th 7-9pm open mic at deb koffman's artspace 137 front st. housatonic. storytellers, poets, singer-songwriters...email deb if you'd like a 5 minute spot to perform deb@debkoffman.com$1-$6 donation. stay after for pot luck refreshments.
Read MoreFirst Friday's Art's Walk
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Brick House in Housatonic, MA. on Friday May 10th playing from 9:00 until Midnight. $5 cover charge. The BTUs play great R&B, Funk, Blues dance music. They will be at The Brick House…
Of
course! The holiday
extravaganza! Choral Music! Bells
and baubles!Better than ever this year with plum wine and carols!
$5
An amusing lecture on the fascinating time period when high society was at its peak. A time of calling cards, horse drawn coaches, high tea, cotillions, lawn parties, formal dinners - a time when even picnics were served on fine china. Discover…
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The BTUs will be appearing at The Castle Street Cafe' in Great Barrington every last Friday of the month. This has been the case for a lot of years now and we LOVE The Castle Street Cafe' for continuing to…