Join in for the second annual Berkshire Opera Festival Community Sing-Along. This free event will be an opportunity to sing some opera choral classics from Mozart, Verdi, and Wagner, alongside choristers from BOF and members of the Berkshire singing community, including the Berkshire Concert Choir.

This Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, join us for exclusive guided tours that focus on Norman Rockwell’s powerful contributions to civil rights. These tours, offered this weekend only, provide a unique opportunity to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy through the lens of Rockwell’s iconic imagery.

Free for all who walk through our doors, MASS MoCA’s annual community celebration rocks the galleries with thematic museum tours, art-making in Kidspace, workshops, and performances.

Happiness isn't just a state of mind. It's also a state of body. New York Times bestselling author of The Gratitude Diaries, Janice Kaplan gives us an insightful look at how the body-mind connection can guide you to a happier, more fulfilling life.

Enjoy a starlit evening listening for owls and other nocturnal wildlife. You’ll explore fields, forests, and wetlands, learning about the adaptations of animals that are active at night.

Composer-pianist Matthew Aucoin and pianist Conor Hanick team up for an inventive and dazzling two-piano recital with a program divided into "introverted" and "extroverted" halves.

Succession meets Saltburn in Anna Sophia McLoughlin's crackling debut thriller of inconceivable wealth, unchecked power, and the secrets poised to bring a powerful family down.

Enjoy a starlit evening listening for owls and other nocturnal wildlife. You'll explore fields, forests, and wetlands, learning about the adaptations of animals that are active at night.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day--experience an unforgettable evening of the timeless power of love in A.R. Gurney's Love Letters. Featuring the incredible Gretchen Mol and Campbell Scott, this one-night-only special performance becomes personal in the intimate setting of The Bok Gallery at the Sharon Playhouse.

A Midwinter’s Night in the Village is the library's annual winter fundraiser. The main feature is the library’s famous 16-ft long bread board piled high with a variety of homemade baked goods. For entertainment, a roster of local personalities will perform poetry, song, and comedy focused on love with a dose of laughter thrown in for good measure.

New York Times bestselling author and MSNBC and podcast host, Chris Hayes will talk about his new book - a powerful wide-angle reckoning with how the assault from attention capitalism on our minds and our hearts has reordered our politics and the very fabric of our society.

With his signature beard and African headgear, Billy F Gibbons is instantly recognizable and best known as the centerpiece of ZZ Top

The poignant story of the relationship between the director of a prestigious boarding school for Black and Brown girls and the valedictorian of the senior class. Who's the teacher? Who's the student? And does either of them belong in a girls' school?

A special screening of Ephron's "When Harry Met Sally", followed by a Q&A with author Ilana Kaplan. "Norah Ephron at the Movies" is the first illustrated monograph on the visionary behind When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle, and You’ve Got Mail, and offers an unfiltered look at Ephron as a champion of the rom-com and as a feminist Hollywood trailblazer.

Two of New York’s finest artistic training programs join forces as the talented graduate musicians of The Orchestra Now welcome the exceptional dancers of American Ballet Theatre Studio Company to the Fisher Center at Bard for an exhilarating performance of stirring music and beautiful dance.

American artist Kiki Smith, whose large-scale tapestry Seven Seas is the latest work in the Wall Power! exhibition, joins exhibition curator Kathleen Morris in a conversation about how Smith, who has worked in a wide range of materials over her career, became engaged in the medium of tapestry.

When the sun sets in early spring, woodcock love is in the air. Wet meadows and fields are transformed into a "runway" for their beautiful aerial courtship display. Listen and watch for the woodcock's performance on their breeding grounds. Viewing the woodcock's sky dance is a natural spectacle that should not be missed.

In this Research and Academic Program lecture, Svitlana Tymkiv (City Museum of Lviv, Ukraine / Futures Fellow) examines how issues of national identity in Ukraine have become particularly relevant in the country since the outbreak of the full-scale war.

You’re Invited to party and “steal” outstanding artwork by stellar artists to benefit Five Points Arts' exhibitions and education programming. This evening of tomfoolery begins with Thieves, Artists, and Witnesses enjoying hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, entertainment, and the opportunity to “case” the art on display and ends with the great heist. Guests are encouraged to add to the high jinx by dressing in all black!

“Untitled” embodies the productive liminality Gonzalez-Torres embraced throughout his practice, refusing fixed meanings or categories and unfolding at the intersection of private and public, interior and exterior, and domestic and institutional.

For more than 30 years, artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen has continually investigated the possibilities inherent in film—as a material, a documentary tool, and a storytelling medium—resulting in work that is formally inventive and politically pointed.

Letters and photographs of World War II Army nurse Helen Wersebe.

Rockwell’s ‘wittiest works’ run concurrently with MAD Magazine exhibition. These thematically linked exhibitions juxtapose and illuminate two strikingly different veins of American humor, from the gently comical to the outrageously satirical.

re-reads the magical and fantastical figures found in folktales and lore, with a particular focus on those from South Asia, the Middle East, and other Muslim and immigrant traditions.

Amy Podmore is propelled by an interest in surrealist strategies of transformation and the line between stillness and motion in sculpture.

Like Magic brings together artists who employ technologies of magic to resist systems that attempt to surveil and control people’s lives and stories, often because of their race, ability, sexuality, gender identity, indigeneity, or immigration status.

A unique and exciting series of Staged Readings, bring their creative projects to life with Hudson Valley talent - script in hand.

Original Sisters is a series of portraits that reveals and honors the contributions of history-making women. To create the series, award-winning illustrator Anita Kunz carefully researched, wrote about, and portrayed each subject to establish a more complete picture. Her portraits present famed and lesser-known women in the fields of art, science, technology and invention, education, history, and politics, offering a needed expansion and revision of the historical record. The Opening Reception is on November 9th at 5PM.

Portraits of Tenacity and Courage. A stunning series of portraits by internationally acclaimed illustrator Anita Kunz. These portraits honor contemporary and historical women—both noted and little-known—who have made important contributions to art, science, technology, history, politics, education, and more.

“It is exciting to see the ways in which Abelardo Morell breathes new life into scenes that have become so closely associated with the works of artists who lived more than a century before him. The unique marriage of three artists’ perspectives—working generations apart—to create something that is utterly new is brilliant,

Each month, the Happy Hour Piano Series offers an eclectic mix of musical genres, showcasing the region’s wealth of talented pianists. Held on the fourth Fridays, from 5 to 7 pm, the piano series extends AMP’s exhibit hours.

Wassaic Project's winter show--A Space Between Worlds--features nine artists creating new worlds on each of Maxon Mills’ seven floors. Opening reception on Saturday, December 7th from 3-5PM.

It is December and we have moved inside for the winter. This group exhibition features work from the gallery's established roster of artists. Public reception on Saturday, December 7th, 4PM - 6PM.

Drawn from the celebrated collection of the Mobilier national from the 1940s to the present day, this exhibition explores the resurgence of the ancient French tradition of tapestry-making, including works by Henri Matisse, Sonia Delaunay, and Kiki Smith. Opening lecture is on Saturday, December 14th from 11AM - 12PM.

In February and March, the library will host an exhibition of artworks by Jon Kopita, focusing on the playfulness of language, syntax, meaning, graphics, and identity. These framed drawings utilize lined cursive writing paper and document the artist’s meditative thoughts, observations, and obsessions. Opening reception is on February 27th with an Art Talk on February 27th.

Dr. Garcia Nunez, Professor at the Institute of Environmental & Ecological Sciences at the University of Los Andes in Merida, Venezuela, has an extensive record of teaching, research, and fellowships, including serving as a visiting scholar at Harvard University. He will be speaking at the David M. Hunt Library about Conservation and Restoration of The Venezuelan Andean Cloud Forests.