What started as us inviting musician friends to come stay & play has become an underground phenomenon… and we’re about to celebrate a major milestone. On Sunday, May 4, we’ll be hosting our 200th Sing for your Slumber show as we welcome Charlotte Cornfield & Sima Cunningham to North Adams. Eventide Oyster Co. pops up next-door at the Airport […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
The idyllic tranquility of the lives of shepherds became a prominent subject in literature, music, and the visual arts during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. A new exhibition at the Clark Art Institute, Pastoral on Paper, explores artistic depictions of rural life by considering their representations of the people and animals who inhabited the landscapes. […]
Berkshire Community College (BCC)’s Fire Science Program welcomes guest speaker Joshua Stanley to present “The History of the Massachusetts State Fire Marshal’s Office: Transforming Tragedy into Progress.” Local firefighters, BCC students, and the public are invited to attend. It will also be available online. See the Event Website to register for the Zoom session.
Literature, Lectures, and Talks, Online Event
We are thrilled to announce the selections from Berkshire Voices for our May Reading Series! See the Event Website for additional details. 05/06: The Play Where Nothing Happens - By Maizy Broderick Scarpa. Directed by Leigh Strimbeck. 05/22: Ocean Walk - By Gianfranco Lentini. Directed by Jonathon Loy.
Performing Arts & Entertainment
The idyllic tranquility of the lives of shepherds became a prominent subject in literature, music, and the visual arts during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. A new exhibition at the Clark Art Institute, Pastoral on Paper, explores artistic depictions of rural life by considering their representations of the people and animals who inhabited the landscapes. […]
Join the Clark, MASS MoCA, and nbCC Educators at the UNO Drop-In Art Club, a free weekly art program for youth ages 8 to 19! Taking place every Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30pm, the Drop-In Art Club offers a supportive environment where young artists can experiment with various media, techniques, and styles. From painting and […]
Class, Workshop, and Open Studios, Family Friendly
The Norman Rockwell Museum is partnering with The Mount, Edith Wharton’s Home to present Readings at Rockwell, a new literary series that highlights the power of the written word through dramatic readings of stories by three iconic American authors: Shirley Jackson, Toni Morrison, and Edith Wharton. These intimate performances, held on the first Wednesday of […]
Arts and Culture, Literature, Lectures, and Talks, Performing Arts & Entertainment
The idyllic tranquility of the lives of shepherds became a prominent subject in literature, music, and the visual arts during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. A new exhibition at the Clark Art Institute, Pastoral on Paper, explores artistic depictions of rural life by considering their representations of the people and animals who inhabited the landscapes. […]
Taught on Thursdays, April 18 to May 23, by Chuck Schnell and Walter Cudnohufsky, participants in this class will focus on the free-hand drawing techniques that precede the more precise and highly technical world of hard-line drafting of construction documents. Students will learn and put into practice Conceptual and Schematic style graphics which may appear […]
Class, Workshop, and Open Studios
The popular Shaker Supper series will return to Hancock Shaker Village for the 2025 season. The four-part series includes special presentations from a variety of compelling Shaker experts sharing their unique perspectives on the many fascinating ways the Shakers lived and thrived throughout the years. Depending on the discussion topic, short tours of the historic […]
Food and Drinks, History and Heritage