Experience The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare, directed by Grace Kelley, at the Robert Boland Theatre at Berkshire Community College, 1350 West Street in Pittsfield. Performances run Friday, December 5 & 12 at 7 p.m., Saturday, December 6 & 13 at ...
Join Tanglewood for Christmas Dreaming with Stella Cole at the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Linde Center for Music and Learning. You’ll experience Stella Cole’s warm, velvety voice as she performs jazz-inflected interpretations of holiday classics and ...
Experience Clark Collage Club at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, a free art-making event perfect for creative exploration this winter. Join fellow art lovers in the Reading Room on Wednesday, December 17 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to make original ...
Celebrate the arrival of winter with a Solstice Walk and Fire at Berkshire Natural Resources Council. Gather at the Housatonic Flats for a guided walk through scenic trails, followed by a cozy fire to enjoy seasonal views and community connection. ...
Experience The Met: Live in HD — The Magic Flute (Encore) at the Clark Art Institute on Saturday, December 27 at 1 p.m. in the Clark auditorium in Williamstown. This holiday-season presentation features Mozart’s beloved fairy-tale opera in an ...
Learn more about Berkshire Community College’s Free Community College initiative, designed to make higher education more accessible for Massachusetts residents. BCC is offering eligible students the opportunity to pursue their degree or certificate at ...
Visitors are invited to sketch alongside the powerful works of Vincent Valdez in his Just a Dream... exhibition. Participants can pick up a complimentary drawing pad and pencil at MASS MoCA’s Research & Development Store and practice drawing in the ...
Educators are invited to a free virtual workshop led by Art21 and MASS MoCA staff, offering strategies for teaching with contemporary art in classrooms and galleries. Using artists like Louise Bourgeois and James Turrell as inspiration, the session ...
A hands-on introduction to Kintsugi, the centuries-old Japanese art of ceramic repair, taught by master Gen Saratani. Held inside Jimena Sarno’s exhibition Rhapsody, this workshop blends history, philosophy, and contemporary making. Tickets: $60 / $54 ...
MASS MoCA debuts Technologies of Relation, a new group exhibition exploring how digital tools, algorithms, and artificial intelligence shape connection, culture, and daily life. Featuring twelve artists working across mediums, the show invites visitors ...
Members can explore Technologies of Relation in depth with Curatorial Director Susan Cross. This tour highlights how artists blend analog practices, ancestral methods, and technological concepts to create new pathways for understanding our digital world.
Celebrate the “trees in residence” from Amanda Lovelee’s Homecoming installation at a community pep rally. Enjoy kid-friendly activities, regional marching bands, and a joyful welcome ceremony focused on climate resilience and connection to nature. ...
A participatory performance exploring care, land, and collective futures, presented within Jeffrey Gibson’s installation. Includes soundscapes, stories, and a large-scale quilt installation.
The 14th Annual MASS MoCA Teen Invitational brings together more than 250 artworks by students and teachers from northern Berkshire high schools. On view April 16–26 during regular museum hours, the exhibition showcases exceptional creative work from ...
Michael E. Smith transforms everyday objects into installations charged with unexpected energy and emotion. Through careful editing, rearranging, and recontextualizing items like fish tanks, clothing, and furniture, he reveals their resilience and ...
Students entering grades 2–9 are invited to Camp MASS MoCA, where participants can explore the museum’s vast campus, meet exhibiting artists, and create their own original artworks. Separate sessions will be offered for grades 2–5 and 6–9, with ...
