Events in Berkshire County
Art Workshop: Fun Fused Glass Pendants and Magnets
Design and assemble a dichroic fused glass pendant or magnet with an array of colorful pre-cut pieces. The workshop is led by Massachusetts artist Deenie Pack Giuliano, MFA, who enjoys teaching all ages and offers lively demonstrations. She also creates stained and fused glass for commissions and galleries. Registration is required and space is limited.
Milne Public LibraryA Hundred Words for Snow
A Hundred Words for Snow, written by Tatty Hennessy and directed by Michelle Ong Hendrick, is staged on the CenterStage at the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance as part of Summer at the ’62 Center. When fifteen-year-old Rory loses her father, she uncovers the journey to the North Pole he intended for them and decides to carry it through. Taking his ashes, a passport, and her mother’s credit card, she sets off to honor his plan. The play follows a far-reaching Arctic quest that doubles as a coming-of-age story, exploring grief, love, and the drive to discover in a world that is steadily thawing.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceUNO Drop-In Art Club with the Clark, MASS MoCA and nbCC
Educators from the Clark, MASS MoCA, and nbCC lead a free weekly drop-in art club for young people ages 8 to 19. Held on Wednesdays, the club offers an encouraging space to try out a variety of materials, techniques, and artistic styles. Snacks and all supplies are covered, so the only thing to bring is imagination.
Manton Research Center AuditoriumTeen Knit-Wits
Settle in for a relaxed fiber arts session created for teens. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned makers. A shared stash of materials will be available to use, and volunteers will be on hand to teach skills and offer guidance. At the final meeting each month, this group meets alongside Kids Knit-Wits in the Children’s Library. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at 413-499-9480 ext. 203 or youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumCommunity Picnic
Kick off the summer at St. John’s Episcopal Church with a welcoming community picnic on the front lawn. Lawn games will be available and the main course is covered. Guests are encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share. Volunteers are needed to help with grilling, and those interested can email Emilee at missemilee28@gmail.com.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchBeginner gentle yoga in Pittsfield
Experience a gentle yoga class in Downtown Pittsfield designed with beginners in mind, offering an easy introduction to yoga fundamentals in a warm and welcoming setting. No prior experience is required. Please bring a mat, or borrow one at the venue. The series costs $60. For questions, email melisayogatherapist@gmail.com.
Downtown PittsfieldSunrise Yoga!
Paul, a 200-hour Kripalu RYT, leads the SCRC community in a yoga and wellness-focused practice that blends mindful movement, breathwork, and meditation. The session is designed to support sobriety maintenance and proactively nurture the recovery journey through the integration of body awareness, mindfulness, and wellness.
MEG ELISON: FOUNDLING FATHERS
Presented by MASS MoCA’s R&D Store in partnership with NAPL, this event features author Meg Elison in conversation with Eden Robins about Foundling Fathers, a new book that weaves together science fiction and history with incisive, witty commentary. The discussion takes place in the community room on the third floor, and the program is open to everyone. Afterward, copies of Foundling Fathers will be available for purchase, followed by a signing. Preorders are also available.
North Adams Public LibraryAmerican Eagle
Take part in a class focused on a layered wood project. The cost is $30, and seats can be reserved using the ticket link.
Windsor Lake Concert Series
Enjoy live music from Greg Caproni as part of the Windsor Lake Concert Series, a free weekly program hosted by the City of North Adams and supported by Adams Community Bank. Parking is free and restrooms will be open during the concerts. If plans change, cancellations are announced on the day of the show. Upcoming performances include Lita Williams, Ian Campbell, Sky Full of Dippers, The Push, Pandemic Relief, A Band Called E.R.I.E., On The Line, and Elijah Stone. There is no concert during the Downtown Celebration.
Windsor LakeGreat Barrington Berkshire Trans Group
Facilitated by local drag artist JV, this welcoming peer-led discussion group offers space for people who are trans, non-binary, and gender-questioning in the Berkshires. Family members who are allies of trans or questioning people may attend, but it is not open to general allies. The gathering takes place at the Multicultural BRIDGE center.
Parenting Together Peer Support Group
This peer led, peer supported group for parents offers a confidential, nonjudgmental space to share and receive support. Snacks are available, and children are welcome to attend. For more information, call 413-663-7588.
Summer Reading Kickoff Event
Kick off the summer reading season with a friendly gathering that includes picking up the program folder, enjoying a complimentary Kona Ice shaved ice, and making a simple craft. The Summer Reading Challenge is aiming for 600 completed tracker sheets, and each one submitted will generate a $1 donation to the Lenox Ecumenical Food Pantry, made possible by BIRCH Properties.
Lenox LibraryGreen Living Seminar Series
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts is bringing back the Green Living Seminar series this spring, centered on Nature and Spirituality. Over 12 weeks, it examines faith, religion, and spirituality.
Feigenbaum Center for Science and InnovationFoundling Fathers Meg Elison - Author Talk
MASS MoCA’s Research & Development Store and the North Adams Public Library are co-presenting a reading, conversation, and book-signing with Meg Elison, author of Foundling Fathers. Elison combines science fiction and history with commentary. The story involves a young man who discovers a smartphone in his privy in 1750. The Antediluvian Society, a group of right-wing billionaires, clones the Founding Fathers and raises them in secrecy, planning to restore America to its "original glory."
North Adams Public LibraryAn Evening of Hope and Healing with Patricia Griffin
Medium Patty Griffin presents an intimate gallery reading, sharing messages from beyond in a group setting. The focus is on a collective experience as attendees witness readings together.
Hilltop Orchards Home of Furnace Brook Winery and Jmash Cidery and The Taproom at Hilltop OrchardsRPG Club
Step into role-playing adventures that invite you to solve puzzles, battle monsters, and even adopt small companions. Pittsfield High School’s Dungeons and Dragons Club meets at the library, and participants of all experience levels are welcome. There is no requirement to attend Pittsfield High School to join in. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at 413-499-9480, ext. 203 or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumHewison Aviation Harriman-and-West Airport Grand Opening
Hewison Aviation is marking the grand opening of its Harriman-and-West Airport location with a welcoming celebration featuring aviation experiences and opportunities to learn about flight. Guests can enter for a chance to win a Discovery Flight worth $399, meet flight instructors and the owners, try flight simulator demonstrations to get a feel for what it is like to fly, tour aircraft and step into the cockpit, and take a guided look at the airport’s facilities. Information will be available about private and commercial pilot training programs, and light fare, food, and refreshments will be served. For more information, call Maura at 518-415-5107.
Harriman-and-West AirportOtto's Kitchen - June Community Dinner
Otto’s Kitchen & Comfort hosts a pay-what-you-can community dinner that welcomes neighbors, families, friends, and anyone who could use a good meal in a warm, inclusive setting. The focus is simple, sharing good food together with no pressure and no judgment. Guests may contribute what they are able, whether that is more, less, or nothing at all. The menu features a homemade spring vegetable bolognese served with garlic bread, prepared as a fully vegetarian dish with a gluten free option available. The evening centers on connection and care, and attendees are encouraged to spread the word so more people can enjoy a nourishing meal and a stronger sense of community.
Otto's Kitchen & ComfortJigsaw Puzzle Competition
Put your puzzle skills to the test in a friendly competition with fellow enthusiasts. Participants will tackle identical 500 piece puzzles in a two hour challenge, competing solo or as a team depending on attendance. The first to finish earns a prize. Snacks and refreshments will be available for all. Registration is required and space is limited to 15 spots. Bringing a friend or two to collaborate on your puzzle is welcome.
Milne Public LibraryJazz Night at Indra
Indra hosts the season’s second Jazz Night. Online booking is not offered, so to reserve a table call 413 551 7033.
Meet the Artist, Patrick Sansone, during Solid Sound Festival!
As part of the Solid Sound Festival, Sohn Fine Art hosts a meet the artist event with photographer Patrick Sansone, known to many as a member of Wilco. Attendees can engage more closely with his images and meet the artist, who will be signing his recently released book, "Noticings." The event coincides with an exhibition of his work, also titled Noticings, on view at Sohn Fine Art during the festival. Both the event and the exhibition are open to festival attendees and the public.
Sunset Yoga
Settle into a creative, fun vinyasa flow with YogaLee while taking in a Berkshire sunset. This all-levels, one-hour practice is thoughtfully sequenced from start to finish and moves at a dynamic, flowing pace. A limited number of blocks and mats will be available. After class, the property remains open briefly so participants can stay to watch the sunset after savasana. Please arrive on time, as the front gates close shortly after class begins. Pre-registration is required and classes are canceled for inclement weather, with a same-day email offering reschedule or refund options. If The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and may receive a full refund or transfer to another scheduled program within two weeks. To cancel a reservation and receive a full refund, contact the organizers at least seven days before the program begins; refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations made fewer than seven days in advance. For questions, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee Members can email info@yogaleestudio.com for a membership discount code. Tickets coming soon.
NaumkeagBobby Sweet and Lara Tupper
Bobby Sweet and Lara Tupper bring a blend of Bobby’s original songs and their harmony-rich take on Americana and folk-pop favorites to the Lion’s Den at The Red Lion Inn. This performance is part of a three-Thursday spring series at the Den. A $10 cover applies.
The Red Lion InnSPINDLE
Thistle and Mirth teams with Pup Daddy Productions for SPINDLE, a music bingo game hosted by DJ Pup Daddy. The theme is Guilty Pleasures, with the DJ spinning brief one to two minute clips of well known songs that fit the vibe. Players mark their cards when a matching track is played. There is no charge to participate, and prizes are awarded at three levels: a single SPINDLE earns $10 cash, a double SPINDLE gives $15 off your bar tab, and a blackout SPINDLE takes $35 off your bar tab.
Thistle and MirthBook Talk: Boston, 1776, by J.D. Dickey
Author J.D. Dickey presents a talk on Boston, 1776, offering a vivid portrait of the city at the outset of the American Revolution. The program explores the roots of the conflict through on-the-ground perspectives, highlighting everyday experiences, hazards, little-known stories, and notable figures in the place where the uprising began. It provides a people-centered account that links the actions of early challengers to British rule with the outcome of the war and the shaping of the republic that followed. Registration is required.
Milne Public LibraryRhapsody: The Music of Queen
Rhapsody: The Music of Queen returns to The Colonial Theatre for a second consecutive year, expanding to two nights packed with soaring rock anthems, tender ballads, and theatrical flair. Broadway’s Mike Wartella leads the tribute, a Berkshire native and BTG favorite whose vocals and stage presence channel the spirit of Freddie Mercury while bringing fresh energy to the band’s iconic catalog. Backed by a seasoned group of musicians, the show highlights beloved hits including Bohemian Rhapsody, Somebody to Love, and more. Blending the feel of a concert with the sweep of theater, this high-energy production is back by popular demand. Appropriate for all ages. The production is directed by Greg Santos.
The Colonial TheatreNorth Adams Draws Weekly Drawing Sessions
This uninstructed, drop-in studio session welcomes artists at every experience level to practice rendering likeness, proportion, and striking lighting at a comfortable pace. A single portrait pose is maintained throughout, arranged in 20 minute segments with short stretch pauses and a 10 to 15 minute break at the midpoint. With no teaching or critique, the atmosphere remains low pressure so participants can focus on developing a personal style. Please bring your own paper and drawing materials. Recommended options include graphite, charcoal, conté, colored pencils, ballpoint pens, and clean, mess free sketchbooks. Oil painting is not permitted at this time while ventilation and disposal solutions are being addressed, with the goal of allowing oils in the future. The session fee is 15 dollars for members and 20 dollars for nonmembers. Fees help cover model compensation and support the event space. RSVPs can be sent to NorthAdamsDraws@gmail.com.
Effy Designer Trunk Show
This single-day showcase features Effy Designer Jewelry with discounts up to 50 percent. Make a reservation to receive an additional 10 percent off.
MassHire Berkshire Career Center – Walk In Veteran...
MassHire Berkshire Career Center Veteran Services will be at the North Adams Public Library. A Department of Career Services Veteran Employment Counselor will be available to discuss employment preparation, options, opportunities, and resources. Walk-ins are welcome.
North Adams Public LibraryA Special Sheep Story Time!
Le Petit Ranch and Lenox Library present a special sheep-themed story time that brings guests up close with real sheep. Learn about sheep, wool, and life on the farm, listen to stories with the flock nearby, and create sheep-inspired crafts. There will be time to feed and gently pet the woolly black and white sheep. The experience welcomes all ages and abilities. Registration is required.
Lenox LibraryOpen Studios
Meet the current Studios at MASS MoCA artists in residence in B13 and B34, with snacks and conversation creating a relaxed setting. This season's open studios at MASS MoCA offers a welcoming chance to connect with the artists.
MASS MoCAMahjong
Interested in playing American Mahjong? A Thursday evening group meets every second and fourth Thursday evening of the month. Several experienced players will be present.
Milne Public LibrarySolid Sound Festival - 3 Day Pass
Set across three days with performances on four stages, Solid Sound spotlights Wilco and side projects from its members, alongside a broad mix of longtime favorites and new voices for an expansive music experience.
B11.2 Swing Space50 Years of Punk
The Research & Development Store unveils 50 Years of PUNK as it opens a larger exhibition and event space, paying tribute to the influential legacy of PUNK Magazine. This showcase recognizes the magazine’s groundbreaking impact and marks the debut of the store’s expanded venue.
B11.2 Swing SpaceSwitch & Snacks
This teen program features casual gaming on the library’s Nintendo Switch, now with snacks. Try favorites like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Mario Kart 8, and talk with the Young Adult Librarian if you would like to request additional games. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 5 or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. This program is supported by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumJon King: To Hell with Poverty! A Class Act
MASS MoCA’s R&D Store presents a Solid Sound Book Talk spotlighting To Hell with Poverty!, an Akashic Books memoir by Jon King. The book traces his journey from a South London slum and working-class roots to international success as a musician, lyricist, writer, and producer with the post-punk and funk band Gang of Four. Structured as a series of lively episodes, it recounts adventures from childhood and the teenage years through the band’s prominence in the seventies and eighties.
B11.2 Swing SpaceGala 2026
This annual gala at Shakespeare & Company celebrates the legacy of founding Artistic Director Tina Packer. The event shines a light on the vision that continues to inspire artists, audiences, and supporters who carry her work forward.
Shakespeare & CompanyThe Joy of Abundance!
This playful, uplifting weekend retreat for women centers on movement, manifestation, and abundant joy. Through intention-led dance and embodied practices, participants nurture joy throughout the body, reconnect with inner wisdom and radiance, and experience abundance as something tangible and alive. Each day offers fresh energy, supportive connection with kindred women, and tools to sustain the feeling long after the gathering ends. Led by Megha Nancy Buttenheim, legacy faculty at Kripalu, Chief JOY Officer and founding director of Let Your Yoga Dance, and Lisa Sullivan, creator of Camp AttaGirl! and The AbunDANCE Path, the experience blends Let Your Yoga Dance, deep soul connection, manifestation, and somatic energy healing. Megha draws on years of guiding women to feel at home in body, mind, and spirit, while Lisa weaves joyful practices that clarify desires, help release what no longer serves, and invite what the heart truly wants. Together they guide a celebration of movement, a touch of magic, and the shared power of women coming alive, offering a revitalizing experience designed to carry joy forward.
Kripalu Center for Yoga & HealthGuilty Pleasure
Guilty Pleasure performs at Ronnie's Harley-Davidson in Pittsfield, MA as part of the summer Bike Nights concert series. The event features live rock music, a bike show, and food and drink vendors, with more to experience on site.
Ronnies Harley-DavidsonFantastic Family Fun Fish Fry Friday’s
A weekly Southern fish fry featuring crispy, seasoned fried fish with favorite sides. The fried fish became so popular that it is now offered every Friday.
Join Us for Our Family Hike Series!
Open to families with children 18 and younger, this free hike at Housatonic Flats is part of the Great Barrington Family Resource Center’s monthly Family Hike Series. The path is gentle and accessible, accommodating all abilities, so it works for strollers, young hikers and grandparents while offering a relaxed way to enjoy nature and connect with other local families. Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes, dress for the weather and bring water. Sunscreen, bug spray and a light jacket are also recommended.
Housatonic FlatsIndigo Room: Stéphane Wrembel Quartet
An intimate performance with the Stéphane Wrembel Quartet centers on the acclaimed guitarist from Fontainebleau, France, known for weaving jazz, gypsy swing, and world music into a distinctive voice. His original pieces have appeared in the films Midnight in Paris and Vicky Cristina Barcelona, including Bistro Fada, and Midnight in Paris earned the Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack. He was invited by composer Hans Zimmer to play with an all star band at the Academy Awards. Across more than twenty albums under his name and the Django Experiment moniker, his projects continue to explore new directions. Triptych, created with improvisational pianist Jean-Michel Pilc, drew praise from leading music publications. His latest, Django New Orleans II: Hors-Série, brings together New Orleans brass and rhythms with the spirit of jazz manouche, offering new takes on classics and two original compositions, including his first outing as a vocalist. Wrembel has worked with artists such as Elvis Costello, Patti Smith, The Roots, Medeski Martin and Wood, Me’shell Ndegeocello, John Scofield, Larry Keel, Stochelo Rosenberg, and Sam Bush, and has appeared on NPR’s Mountain Stage and the syndicated Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour. This concert features Josh Kaye on guitar and oud, Ari Folman-Cohen on bass, and Nick Anderson on drums. General admission is $47, with café table seating.
Indigo Room3 Seconds Later - Free Concert
3 Seconds Later performs for the first time at the gazebo in Grovers Corner as part of the Town of Great Barrington summer concert series. The local band presents a set that mixes original songs with covers, blending blues, funk, jazz, and more. The concert is free, with live music continuing throughout the summer.
Grover's Corner GazeboSeaglass for Second Chances, No Paws Left Behind
Create coastal inspired window art while supporting No Paws Left Behind. This beach and spring themed workshop includes guided instruction and all materials, including a custom prepared window, shells, sand, sea themed accents, colored glass, and more. You are welcome to bring personal items to incorporate. Finished pieces require overnight curing, so pickup is the next day. Advance registration is required to ensure a frame in your preferred size is prepared. Pricing is $35 for a small 5x7 and $55 for a large 8x10. Space is limited. To register, email sisters.sea.glass24@gmail.com.
Common Craft Night
A relaxed meetup for locals and visitors to work on crafts and creative projects alongside friendly, community minded makers with a playful spirit. Attendees can bring portable projects such as knitting, crochet, embroidery, painting, drawing, writing, hand spinning, chain maille, coloring, diamond painting, or building with Legos, and more. The atmosphere is LGBTQ+ inclusive. No registration is needed, and Common Folk membership is not required.
Bring Your Own Vinyl
Bring your favorite records to Hot Plate Brewing for a vinyl session hosted by DJ Pup Daddy. The DJ will supply turntables and a loudspeaker, handle MC duties, and spin the records you bring along with the songs you request. If you do not have vinyl, Pup Daddy Productions will provide several crates to browse, with selections you can play on the spot or purchase. Enjoy craft beers, cocktails, and coffee from Hot Plate Brewing while the playlist evolves into an eclectic mix chosen by attendees.
Hot Plate BrewingMovie: An Invitation to Wonder
Sanctum Gallery presents a screening of the film An Invitation to Wonder. For details or questions, contact tracy.m@healinghearssanctuaryinc.com.
June 26th - NAMAZing Coffee Date
This community coffee meet-up at the NAMAzing Eagle Street Parklet is part of the ninth year of NAMAzing Coffee Dates. Enjoy complimentary coffee, friendly company, and lively conversation in a relaxed setting. There is no admission cost, and everyone is welcome to stop by briefly or stay for a while. This week’s gathering is hosted by Berkshire Food Project.
NAMAzing Eagle Street ParkletSummer Movie Night
Summer Movie Nights return to Clapp Park, presented by Greylock Federal Credit Union. The series features one screening each month during the summer, with a planned lineup that includes Zootopia 2, Freakier Friday, and Barbie. Attendees should bring their own chairs or blankets. The Lions Club of Pittsfield will sell popcorn and sodas, and payment is cash only. The schedule may change due to inclement weather, with updates shared on the event’s Facebook page.
Clapp ParkAdams Free Library Storytime
Preschoolers and their caregivers are welcome to join a program designed to build early literacy skills. There will be songs, rhymes, stories, fingerplays, and crafts.
Adams Free LibraryBerkshire Botanical Garden presents Family Fridays: The Rooted Voyageurs
Berkshire Botanical Garden hosts a Family Fridays program featuring The Rooted Voyageurs in a kid-friendly, minimalist staging of Shakespeare’s As You Like It, trimmed to a one-hour run time. The story sets off in the Forest of Arden, where a banishment turns into a journey rich with discovery and budding romance. Expect playful wordplay, clever disguises, and gentle humor as the characters roam the woods and let nature and language guide the adventure. Guests may bring their own seating and a picnic to relax during the show. The program is included with Garden admission, and BBG members and children under 12 receive free entry.
Berkshire Botanical GardenWilco's Solid Sound
Wilco’s Solid Sound returns to MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts. Share the news with friends and get ready for the festival’s return.
MASS MoCAExpandards
Musicians Mikael Jorgensen and Isaac Koren of Ojai, California reinterpret classic American songs at a slower tempo using synthesizers. Born from a mutual appreciation for this music, the performance emphasizes measured arrangements and electronic instrumentation.
B11.2 Swing SpaceGhost Town
Ghost Town is set to perform at MASS MoCA in North Adams. Tickets are available for this event.
B11.2 Swing SpaceThe Breeders: Solid Sound Festival 2026
MASS MoCA in North Adams hosts a multi-artist concert featuring Wilco together with The Breeders, Gang Of Four, Jeff Tweedy and 14 additional acts.
B11.2 Swing SpaceBilly Bragg & Wilco
This event features Hannah Cohen, a musician based in New York.
MASS MoCAKnitting (and Crocheting and Other Fiber Arts) Group
A community fiber arts gathering at the library welcomes participants to bring yarn, needles, and any other crafting supplies. Create and connect with fellow crafters in a friendly setting, with room for both beginners and experts.
Milne Public LibraryRyan Davis & the Roadhouse Band
Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band perform at MASS MoCA in North Adams. Tickets are available for this show.
MASS MoCARhapsody - The Music of Queen
Rhapsody: The Music of Queen comes back to The Colonial Theatre for a second straight year after a successful 2025 appearance. The show now spans two evenings and delivers a surge of high-energy rock anthems celebrating Queen.
The Colonial Theatre: Berkshire Theatre GroupSolid Sound Music and Arts Festival
Expandards performs live at MASS MoCA in North Adams. This event offers a chance to see the act on stage at the venue.
B11.2 Swing SpaceGeorge
This ticketed event features George at MASS MoCA in North Adams.
B11.2 Swing SpaceSolid Sound Music and Arts Festival
Expandards appears at MASS MoCA in North Adams for a ticketed event.
MASS MoCARun Of The Mill #3
A monthly Smash Ultimate tournament takes place at Renzi's, with registration available through Start.gg.
Renzi Retro & RepairGhost Tour
Author Robert Oakes, known for Ghosts of the Berkshires, leads a guided walk through a historic estate, sharing stories of its reported hauntings. Participants move through rooms and corridors tied to these accounts, hear firsthand narratives from those who experienced them, and may even sense something out of the ordinary. This is a storytelling tour rather than a paranormal investigation. Admission is $30, and attendees must be at least 12 years old. Reservations are strongly recommended because space is limited, and walk-ins are accommodated only as availability allows. All tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, and payment is required to secure a reservation.
Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age MuseumBEATrio: Béla Fleck, Edmar Castañeda & Antonio Sánchez
A rare combination of banjo, harp, and drums fuels a new project from Béla Fleck, Edmar Castañeda, and Antonio Sánchez. Fleck, the recipient of 19 Grammy Awards, has widened the banjo’s possibilities across settings from bluegrass and the Flecktones to a duo with Chick Corea and a fresh interpretation of Rhapsody in Blue. Castañeda, originally from Bogotá, Colombia, leads his own ensembles and has collaborated with artists including Hiromi, Paquito D’Rivera, and Grégoire Maret. Sánchez, who has earned five Grammy Awards and grew up in Mexico City, is acclaimed for his work with Pat Metheny and for his stature in contemporary jazz. The trio appears in support of their album BEATrio, presenting original music, much of it co-written, with memorable melodies, rich harmonies, and grooves that twist and evolve. The collaboration has drawn praise from NPR Music and Jazzwise. Tickets are $49 to $89, members receive $5 off each ticket, and a $15 ticket is available for those aged 30 and under through the box office or by phone.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterLightning Bug Light Show
Spend a summer evening immersed in a natural light display while learning gentle ways to watch, catch, and release fireflies. A brief introduction sets the stage, then the group will take a twilight walk through the meadows to look for glowing fireflies and keep an eye out for stars, planets, and other dusk wildlife. This program is for families with children. Each registration must include at least one adult and one child, and pre-registration is required to keep group sizes appropriate for firefly viewing and catching.
Mass Audubon Pleasant ValleySoul Sweat Summer Series Lenox
This music-fueled, bootcamp-style workout pairs full-body strength training with high-energy cardio. The class is designed to challenge participants in a supportive setting and help them finish feeling stronger in both body and mind. All fitness levels are welcome, with a come-as-you-are atmosphere. Part of a summer series held on select Saturdays in Lenox.
Volunteer: West Branch Housatonic River Cleanup
Berkshire Environmental Action Team and the Housatonic Valley Association invite volunteers to an annual cleanup along the West Branch of the Housatonic River. Participants will meet at Westside Riverway Park, then head to nearby areas on the banks and into the riverbed to collect trash, with canoes used to haul what is found. A free lunch from a local restaurant will be provided after the cleanup for those who RSVP in advance. Registration is requested so organizers can prepare materials and food and note any dietary needs. Volunteers should be ready to get wet and dirty and are encouraged to wear old clothes, a hat, sunscreen, and old sneakers or waterproof boots or waders, and to bring a full water bottle and sunglasses. A limited number of waders will be available to borrow. In the event of pouring rain or lightning, the cleanup will be postponed. Over the years, these efforts have removed items such as mattresses, shopping carts, inflatable pools, bicycles, televisions, tires, construction materials, metal barrels, everyday litter, and even an empty ATM, leading to noticeably smaller piles of trash as the work continues. Organized by BEAT and HVA and co-sponsored by the City of Pittsfield.
Westside RiverwayTag Sale
This tag sale features project samples and wood cutouts, along with the popular fill a bag for $5 option. Payment is cash only.
2026 Summer Farmer's Market
Browse a market filled with locally grown produce, bakery favorites, sweets, and handcrafted products. It takes place every Saturday and continues in any weather.
Main St., North Adams, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01247Makers on Main - Weekly Craft and Artisan Market
This market doubles as a creative launchpad, connecting work made in the studio with the people who want to see it. It offers a professional setting where up-and-coming artists and established makers can try out new ideas, grow passion projects, and strengthen their place in the local economy. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.
Main StreetBuskers
Buskers enliven the Great Barrington Farmers Market every Saturday morning with live street performances. Look for performers throughout the market as part of an ongoing series of appearances.
Great Barrington Farmers' MarketFootball & Cheerleading Free Skills & Drills
This free football and cheerleading skills and drills session invites children and families to explore the sports, ask questions, or brush up on last year’s abilities. Activities focus on fundamentals, and there is no use of pads or tackling. Participants should arrive ready to move. Bring a full water bottle, with refill coolers available. Wear breathable athletic clothing and sneakers or cleats, and leave jeans and Crocs at home. A good breakfast and plenty of hydration the night before and the morning of are encouraged, since it can be hot. Bring a great attitude for a fun experience. All children need to be registered even though there is no cost, and parents are asked to remain on site. It is also an opportunity to meet the board and coaches, ask questions, register for the season, and for cheer families to take care of uniform sizing. RSVP is recommended.
Great Barrington VFWOutdoor Yoga at Balderdash Cellars
Set among Berkshire views and fresh country air, this outdoor all levels yoga class at Balderdash Cellars in Richmond, MA offers a chance to slow down, move with intention, and reconnect with nature before the winery opens. The mindful flow focuses on building strength, flexibility, balance, and presence, and it welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners as a peaceful way to start the weekend. This summer series takes place on the fourth Saturday of each month. Participants are asked to bring a yoga mat, plus a blanket or towel if desired. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $30 per class, and all passes and memberships are accepted. After class, guests can relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the Berkshire scenery once the winery is open.
Summer Reading Kickoff Party
A summer reading kickoff celebration highlights the theme Plant A Seed, Read with activities for all ages. Adults can take on Escape the Mummy’s Tomb in limited-capacity sessions, with sign-up requested. Kids ages 5 and up can try a Balloon Twisting Workshop with Ed the Wizard, also with limited space and sign-up requested. The musical duo Hungrytown performs in the Reading Garden. The courtyard features lawn games, popcorn, and relaxed fun. A fabric-stamping station invites participants to decorate an apron or a tote bag. Free ice cream treats are available from the Mr. Ding-a-Ling truck. The Community Room hosts all-ages Bingo. Programming is supported by the Friends of the Milne Library.
Milne Public LibraryCommunity Yoga at the Glen
This yoga offering is free to attend and welcomes participants of any age and experience level.
Greylock Glen CenterCountry Fair
Celebrate community at the United Methodist Church of Lenox Country Fair, a free, family-friendly gathering with activities for all ages. Enjoy a bounce house, touch-a-truck experiences, therapy donkeys from Blue Rider Stables, a DJ, balloon artistry, local vendors, and more. The fair is designed to bring neighbors together, give families time to have fun side by side, and create opportunities for local organizations and businesses to connect with the community. Admission and activities are free, and the event also welcomes participation from local vendors, farmers, and community groups.
United Methodist Church of LenoxHudpuckers & Team Contraband Car Show
The second annual Hudpuckers and Team Contraband car show features cars, bikes, and trucks at Wahconah Park, adjacent to and behind the restaurant. On-site registration will be available, and the restaurant will offer food and drink specials.
Wahconah ParkElizabeth Moen
George is appearing at MASS MoCA in North Adams. Tickets are available for this event.
B11.2 Swing SpaceS.G. Goodman
S.G. Goodman returns from the lowlands of Western Kentucky with her third studio album, Planting by the Signs, her first in three years.
B11.2 Swing SpaceOfficialClaire
Official Claire performs at MASS MoCA in North Adams. Tickets are available for this event.
B11.2 Swing SpaceThe Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum Afternoon Tea
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum is hosting an Afternoon Tea series in their garden. The event includes tea, finger sandwiches, desserts, and arts and cultural conversations. Tickets are required.
Susan B. Anthony Birthplace MuseumComedian Emma Willmann
See Emma Willmann, a stand-up comedian, actress, and podcaster from Blue Hill, Maine. Known for her vibrant presence and honesty, she has appeared in Netflixs The Lineup, CWs Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Judd Apatow’s Crashing, The Good Fight on Paramount+, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and is a regular at Comedy Cellar in New York City.
The Adams TheaterEvery Body Bounces
Every Body Bounces is a monthly, two hour bounce session created for families with children who have adaptive needs. It offers inflatable play with plenty of room to move, the freedom to explore at a comfortable pace, and a relaxed, supportive setting. Whether a child enjoys big jumps, prefers gentle motion, or likes being near the activity, the emphasis is on movement, connection, and community. Guests may bring their own snacks and drinks, keeping the focus on bouncing. Tickets are $3 per bouncer for members and guests. There is no charge for caregivers, parents, or guardians. A dedicated quiet area will be available for bouncers and families who want a break from the activity.
Berkshire South Regional Community CenterPick Up the Pen
Settle in for a free, supportive writing workshop at The Williams Inn that helps adults kick off a project and build a routine that lasts. Led by author Lara Tupper, the session shares practical strategies and simple prompts to encourage steady progress and enjoyment of the process. Bring a notebook and a pen. Registration is required and space is limited. This workshop is made possible by the Cultural Council of Northern Berkshire and Mass Cultural. Lara Tupper holds an MFA from the Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College, taught writing at Rutgers University for nine years, presents workshops throughout Western Massachusetts, and is the founder of Swift Ink Stories, which offers private manuscript development and public writing workshops. She is an award-winning author whose titles include At the Center, Amphibians, Off Island and A Thousand and One Nights.
The Williams InnJazz Extravaganza
The Prima Music Foundation brings its popular jazz program back to Ventfort Hall, opening the Prima Music Institute & Festival week with a concert devoted to classic American songs. Saxophonist and clarinetist George W. Michael shares the stage with pianist and vocalist Michael Shirtz, with Prima Music Foundation Young Scholar Artois Sancho featured as a guest artist. The program celebrates the Great American Songbook with favorites by George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, and more, presented in a spirited showcase of jazz and song. General admission is $45, and members receive $5 off. Seating is limited and reservations are required. All tickets are nonrefundable and non-exchangeable.
Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age MuseumMusic Bingo
Music Bingo at The Proprietor's Lodge - Lakefront Events, Dining & Venue raises funds for Berkshire Humane Society. Organized by Bishop West Real Estate to support animal wellbeing in the community, the event blends bingo with music and includes raffles, a 50/50, prizes, and a surprise raffle. Tickets are $30 and include three bingo cards for six games along with entry into the surprise raffle. Tickets are sold in advance only through the Berkshire Humane Society website, and food will be available for purchase at the venue.
The Proprietor's Lodge - Lakefront Events, Dining & VenueSummer Fest
A lively day at McKay’s Family Farm Market features artisan makers and other vendors, a variety of food trucks, live music, and a petting zoo. The atmosphere is family friendly, with plenty of local flavor and opportunities to support small businesses. Vendor spaces are available; for information, contact mckaysfamilyfarmmarket@gmail.com.
McKay's Family Farm MarketFarm to Table Lunch Series with Chef Tracy Hayhurst: Cooking with Herbs
At Berkshire Botanical Garden, farmer, chef, and educator Tracy Hayhurst leads a farm-to-table lunch series that begins in the BBG vegetable garden and continues in the kitchen to create a multi-course menu. This Cooking with Herbs session highlights simple ways fresh herbs can enhance the flavor of dishes. Participants harvest a variety of herbs from the BBG herb and display gardens, prepare several recipes with guidance from Hayhurst, and then enjoy lunch made from the day’s work.
Berkshire Botanical GardenFree Family Sundays
This free, family-friendly program at The Mount centers on creativity, music, and play. Children can move to live music, enjoy storytelling, and get hands-on with arts and crafts. Activities may include making a mini comic or joining a quick poetry game, all within the gardens and grounds of The Mount. It is a welcoming place to explore, imagine, and make a bit of magic together.
The Mount, Edith Wharton's HomeCraft Lab | Young Adult Programming
This drop-in Craft Lab session focuses on cross-stitch for young adults. The ongoing series offers hands-on projects on Mondays and Saturdays, with activities that include button making, rock painting, paper flowers, bookend painting, graffiti fence art, mini zen gardens, candy gardens, and sugar scrubs. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 203 or youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumLilac Opening Party!
After much anticipation, the studio opens its doors with drinks, snacks, and a raffle. This gathering offers a chance to explore the space, reconnect with familiar faces, and meet new ones. The occasion also honors Brian Decker’s 60th birthday.
Common Folk Writer's Jam
Bring your current project to a supportive writing session that welcomes prose, poetry, and anything in between. Share work for constructive feedback, spark ideas with prompts, brainstorm with peers, or simply write alongside others in a calm, judgment free environment. Please bring a notebook and pencil or a word processing device. Open to both members and nonmembers.
Berkshire Botanical Garden presents Music Mondays: The Rejuvenators featuring Wanda Houston
Pack a blanket and a refreshing drink, then settle in for live music in a beautiful garden setting as Berkshire Botanical Garden’s Music Mondays presents The Rejuvenators with Wanda Houston. Enjoy a relaxed summer atmosphere while the music sets the tone for an easygoing night. Tickets are available online until the day of the show, and they can also be purchased at the door. Member admission is $15 and non-member admission is $25.
Berkshire Botanical GardenCommunity forum on new museum building
A community forum at the Williams Inn offers an inside look at the next stage of the Williams College Museum of Art building project, with a focus on the exterior. Attendees will hear how material choices are shaping the design, including a roof of sculpted metal shingles and a curved curtainwall with masonry that together define the museum’s identity, inspired by the Berkshire Mountain landscape. The program includes a project update and explains how these features are being realized during construction. A ceremonial roof shingle signing will follow the presentation to mark this milestone as work moves toward an anticipated Fall 2027 opening.
Williams College Museum of ArtEcstatic Dance
An intentional experience centered on dance that celebrates joyful rhythm and authenticity. Participants release what gets in the way of living as their fullest selves in a sober, safe, and judgment-free setting. The focus is on listening to the body's wisdom, moving with the inner waves of the soul, and enjoying community. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing.
Berkshire Botanical Garden presents 'Grand Gesture: Monumental Vessels in the Garden'
An exhibition at Berkshire Botanical Garden presents clay as living form. Vermont-based ceramic artist Stephen Procter’s vessel sculptures are carefully sited among the garden’s blooms. These works are impressive in scale yet feel personal, encouraging quiet reflection and an emotional connection. They draw the eye, gently alter the spaces they occupy, and convey a calm, welcoming energy. Admission to the exhibition is included with garden entry.
Berkshire Botanical GardenYoga/Core with Ilana | Lifeworks Great Barrington
Develop mobility, stability, and strength with an alignment-focused yoga practice that blends fundamental poses with dedicated core work. Guided by Ilana Siegal, this class supports posture, balance, and functional movement you can use every day. Expect a breath-led warmup, thoughtful sequences that emphasize strength and stability, integrated core activation throughout, and a guided cooldown for recovery. Close attention to precise alignment and controlled patterns helps reduce strain and promote long-term physical well-being. It is suitable for a wide range of experience levels, with modifications available to keep the practice accessible. Sessions take place at Lifeworks Studio in Great Barrington and run weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Sundays. Pricing is $25 per class, with class passes available.
Pilates Sculpt with Tricia
Led by Tricia at OPB, this Pilates Sculpt session combines Pilates foundations with strength and fitness-inspired movements to build full-body strength, stability, and control. Expect purposeful sequences that sculpt and challenge your muscles, support better posture, and leave you feeling energized and accomplished. All levels are welcome, and modifications are offered throughout. Pre-registration is required.
Yoga For Everyone (esp. 50+) | LifeWorks Great Barrington
This welcoming yoga class supports many bodies and abilities at any experience level. Attend in person at Lifeworks Studio in Great Barrington or participate online. The practice focuses on fundamental movement patterns that build mobility and strength with an emphasis on safety, comfort, and long-term sustainability. It is well suited to newcomers, anyone returning to activity, and those who prefer a slower, more supportive pace. Sessions often begin with gentle warmups, move through adaptable versions of foundational postures, and feature unhurried, deliberate transitions with time for rest and integration. The approach fosters healthy joint range of motion, gradual strength building, and flexible movement developed without pushing too far, while encouraging confidence and ease. No previous experience is needed, and the class can be tailored to individual needs. The drop-in rate is $25, with class passes available.
Daily Guided Garden Tours at Berkshire Botanical Garden
Stroll through 24 acres of cultivated landscapes at Berkshire Botanical Garden, set in the Berkshires near the Norman Rockwell Museum and Tanglewood. Volunteer guides lead an engaging walk of about an hour that showcases seasonal highlights and garden features. Guided tours are included with admission, require no reservation, set out from the Visitor Center, and are offered when weather allows. Prefer to explore on your own? Use a smartphone to access an audio experience in English or Spanish with 21 narrated stops throughout the grounds. The audio tour is available all season, included with admission, produced by Sandpail Productions, and narrated by Grace Angela Henry. Whether visiting solo, with family and friends, or as a group, there is a tour option to match your plans.
Berkshire Botanical GardenSt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert
Organist Dr. Tim Pyper performs as part of St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts 2026, a chamber music series presented in a sacred setting and now in its 23rd year. Admission is free, and voluntary contributions to help offset expenses are appreciated.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchMonday Mahjong Group | All Ages Programming
A friendly Mahjong group gathers in the Berkshire Athenaeum’s auditorium, offering a welcoming space to learn the game or enjoy casual play. All experience levels are invited, from complete beginners to experienced players. Supplies are provided, and tutors are on hand to offer guidance and instruction. Participants may bring their own Mahjong card or borrow one from the library for an easy, social experience.
Berkshire AthenaeumJoin us for a community forum on the new home for...
A community forum at the Williams Inn focuses on how the materials for the facade and roof are shaping the exterior of the new building. Participants can learn more about these materials and their influence on the building’s appearance.
The Williams InnThe Big 3: Strength Training Program for Women
Women ages 16+ can take part in a six-week instructional strength program that teaches safe technique for the big three lifts, including the barbell back squat, bench press, and deadlift, along with complementary exercises to create a well-rounded routine. The curriculum is geared toward beginners at any fitness level and focuses on form, strength development, and overall health benefits such as increased metabolism and reduced body fat. Participants also receive access to an InBody body composition analyzer to monitor progress while training two days per week. Cost is $120 for members and $150 for guests.
Berkshire South Regional Community CenterCousins Maine Lobster
Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Big Tanglewood Night Bands with a menu of fresh Maine seafood made to order, featuring lobster rolls, lobster tacos, lobster bisque, loaded lobster tots, and other favorites. Whether taking in the music, meeting up with friends, or grabbing a quick lobster bite, attendees will find plenty of flavorful options.
Avaloch InnCardio Dance | Lifeworks Great Barrington
Cardio Dance at Lifeworks Studio in Great Barrington delivers a high-energy workout set to music that keeps you moving. The class blends a range of dance styles with simple, easy-to-follow choreography in a supportive, no-pressure setting. No dance experience is required, and participants can expect to move and sweat. Guided by instructor Emily Kasten, the session is designed to build endurance and cardiovascular strength, improve coordination and mobility, and boost mood and energy levels. Whether the goal is a solid workout, stress relief, or pure enjoyment, this is a welcoming space to move. Drop-in and class pass options are available.
Grief Support Group
This adult, peer-led support group provides a compassionate space at the WYC building for those experiencing grief to share, listen, and find mutual support. For more information, contact the Youth Center at (413) 458-5925.
Hot Takes Book Club | Teen Programming
A book club for ages 12 to 18 centers on bold opinions and lively discussion. Bring the book you are currently reading to spark conversation, and enjoy snacks during the program. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 203, or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum. Club de lectura para jóvenes de 12 a 18 años donde pueden compartir sus opiniones sobre sus lecturas. Se recomienda traer el libro que estén leyendo, y habrá refrigerios. Para más información, comunícate con el Departamento de Servicios Juveniles al (413) 499-9480, ext. 203, o escribe a youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org.
Berkshire AthenaeumOcean CD Hanger
Craft an ocean themed hanger by enclosing a CD between two ocean inspired cutouts, then complete it with a tassel made of beads. Registration is available by sending a message.
Artsy AvenueBus Trip to Williamstown
Set out on a guided bus excursion with Museum Director and Chief Curator Stephen Harrison to the Williamstown Art Conservation Center and the Clark Art Institute for a behind-the-scenes look at conservation and the Clark’s collection. At WACC, staff share expertise on preservation techniques, and at the Clark, educators lead interpretive experiences. Admission and guided tours at both locations are included, along with lunch at Café 7 at the Clark. There is also time to explore the Clark independently. The bus returns from the Clark to Munson. Registration is required, and payment becomes nonrefundable after the registration deadline unless the trip is canceled. Pricing is $165 for members and $190 for the general public.
The ClarkA Conversation on Aging, Sleep & Wellbeing with Dr. Peter Grinspoon
Harvard Medical School instructor and Massachusetts General Hospital physician Dr. Peter Grinspoon teams up with Calyx Berkshire, in collaboration with Calyx Dispensary, for an education-focused conversation about aging, sleep, stress, and overall wellbeing. Expect a clear, clinically informed look at cannabis, including CBD and low-dose strategies, followed by an audience question and answer segment and a book signing. The first 50 people who purchase a ticket will receive a complimentary wellness gift bag.
Barrington HallJerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration
An orchestral salute to Jerry Garcia and six decades of the Grateful Dead returns, guided by the Garcia family. The program blends Garcia’s own compositions with classic standards closely tied to his concerts and those of the Grateful Dead, all reimagined for a symphonic setting. The lineup brings together Melvin Seals on organ and vocalist Jacklyn LaBranch from the Jerry Garcia Band, guitarist and songwriter Tom Hamilton of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, bassist Grahame Lesh of Phil Lesh & Friends, drummer John Morgan Kimock of Mike Gordon, and vocalist Kanika Moore of Doom Flamingo. The performance highlights Garcia’s lasting influence through expansive arrangements and performances by this ensemble.
Koussevitzky Music ShedBuilding for Tomorrow Financial Education Classes - FREE 10- Week Course
Free classes are available for anyone interested in getting financially ready to purchase a home, whether or not you plan to work with Habitat for Humanity. Registration is required using the QR code shown in the event materials. For questions, email the instructor at MoneyEd@berkshirehabitat.org.
United Methodist Church of Lenox, MA🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster at CARR Hardware 🦞
CARR Hardware hosts Cousins Maine Lobster for a seafood stop featuring made-to-order favorites. The menu includes classic lobster rolls, lobster tacos, creamy lobster bisque, and loaded lobster tots, along with additional seafood choices. It is a convenient option for shoppers, a quick lunch, or anyone craving a lobster fix.
Boston Pops Orchestra
The Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration returns to honor six decades of the Grateful Dead and the enduring legacy of Jerry Garcia. Presented under the guidance of the Garcia family, this innovative orchestral experience offers a symphonic tribute that brings his influence into focus.
Koussevitzky Music Shed at TanglewoodPickle Autopsy | Young Adult Programming
Investigate the scene to figure out what caused the pickles to meet their end. A separate supply of pickles for snacking will be provided. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 203, or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumUNO Drop-In Art Club with the Clark, MASS MoCA and nbCC
At the UNO Drop-in Art Club, educators from the Clark, MASS MoCA, and nbCC offer a free weekly program for youth ages 8 to 19. Young artists explore a welcoming setting where they can experiment with a variety of materials, techniques, and styles. Snacks and all supplies are provided, so the only thing to bring is imagination.
Manton Research Center AuditoriumTeen Knit-Wits
Settle in for a relaxed fiber arts hangout for teens, where all skill levels are welcome. Work with yarn at your own pace and use the supplies provided. Volunteers are available to teach and offer guidance, making it easy for beginners to get started. At the last meeting each month, this group meets alongside Kids Knit-Wits in the Children’s Library. For details, contact the Youth Services Department at 413-499-9480 ext. 203 or youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Presented with support from the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumJuly Cruise Night
At Pittsfield Airport, this cruise night welcomes every kind of vehicle and offers an all-ages atmosphere with no cost to attend. Stroll past the lineup, enjoy music, and grab a bite from the food trucks on site. Check out the rides and share the details with friends.
Pittsfield Municipal AirportSunrise Yoga!
Paul, a 200-hour Kripalu RYT, guides the SCRC community through a yoga and wellness session centered on recovery. The practice weaves together breathing exercises and meditation with yoga-based movement to encourage mindfulness, support sobriety maintenance, and foster well-being throughout the recovery journey.
Voices of Democracy: 250 Years Creating America
A live program traces 250 years of American democracy, highlighting the people and ideas that shaped the nation from 1776 to today. Acclaimed actors and musicians bring pivotal moments to life, sharing the determination and hopes that moved each generation forward. The ensemble features Jayne Atkinson, MaConnia Chesser, Robert Cuccioli, Jeremy Gill, Michel Gill, Joe Holt, Leland Fowler, Ramiz Monsef, Laila Robins, Elizabeth Stahlmann, and Stephanie Weeks. Conceived and directed by Robert H. Egan, with musical direction by Johnny Irion. A pre-show celebration in The Courtyard at The Red Lion Inn offers festive food, refreshing drinks, and the easy charm of a classic seasonal gathering. Recommended for children over 10 years old.
The Courtyard at The Red Lion InnAmerican Stories: Rebels and Revolutionaries of the Berkshires
This Berkshire history course offers a deep look at how the region helped shape the nation’s founding and its aftermath, created in recognition of the United States' 250th anniversary. Through compelling biographies of Berkshire County figures, the program explores the American Revolution and its lasting impact across the region, the country, and the wider world. Presented as a five-class series at the Norman Rockwell Museum, each session begins in the exhibition American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell, where discussion centers on a work of art that connects to the day’s theme. The course is led by Justin F. Jackson, a lecturer and visiting scholar at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Topics span early protests in the Berkshires through the lens of Theodore Sedgwick and the Sheffield Resolves, the leadership and erasure of Indigenous communities with Daniel Nimham and the Stockbridge Mohicans, and Black freedom movements from Agrippa Hull and Elizabeth Freeman to Samuel Harrison and W. E. B. Du Bois. The series also looks at Rev. Thomas Allen, Shays's Rebellion, and the crafting of constitutions by a sovereign people in Massachusetts and the United States, and it concludes with Herman Melville, the power of memory, and portrayals of the American Dream. Registration options include individual and two-person enrollment. For one person, pricing is $200 for members and $225 for non-members. For two people, pricing is $325 for members and $350 for non-members. Members at the Gallery Guild or Artist Forum levels receive free admission to the series.
Living After Loss: Grief Support Group
Living After Loss offers a compassionate space to talk with others who understand grief and to find support through shared experience. Presented by HospiceCare in the Berkshires, Inc., this free group is held at Berkshire South and welcomes anyone navigating loss. No preregistration is needed.
Berkshire South Regional Community CenterWindsor Lake Concert Series
Lita Williams performs at Windsor Lake as part of a free weekly concert series presented by the City of North Adams. Parking is free and restrooms will be open during the concerts. Cancellations are announced the day of the concert. Adams Community Bank provides generous support for the series. Upcoming performers include Ian Campbell, Sky Full of Dippers, The Push, Pandemic Relief, A Band Called E.R.I.E., On The Line, and Elijah Stone, with one week set aside for no concert due to the Downtown Celebration.
Windsor LakeEstate Sale
This world premiere from award-winning playwright and multidisciplinary artist Keelay Gipson centers on a son confronting grief as he sorts through his late parents’ belongings. Inspired by the creator’s own experience, the play reflects on how the objects we carry through life can shape, reveal, and preserve the stories we tell about ourselves. Directed by Steph Paul, this presentation is supported by Ed and Carla Slomin and is part of a New Works Series supported by Roxanne and Scott Bok. The experience includes an opening, a Deeper Look session, and an aftershow.
St Germain Stage: Barrington Stage CompanySummer Splash Story Time
Ms. Holly leads a summertime story time at the splash pad in Noel Field Splash Park. Children can enjoy stories, movement activities, and songs. Designed for children ages 3 and up with their caregivers, this session takes the place of the regular Wednesday Junior Story Time on select dates.
Noel Field Splash ParkMarine Corps League Detachment #137 Musical Bingo
This music-themed bingo night is presented by Marine Corps League Detachment #137 at Berkshire Hills Country Club in Pittsfield. The detachment also holds member meetings locally on the first Wednesday of each month.
Berkshire Hills Country ClubGreen Living Seminar Series
Hosted at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, this edition of the Green Living Seminar centers on Nature and Spirituality. Across 12 weeks, it explores faith and religion together with the spiritual...
Massachusetts College Of Liberal ArtsWRITING BETTER FICTION, MEMOIR AND NON-FICTION WORK - 2 part class — Becket Arts Center
This two-session class explores how shared storytelling techniques strengthen writing across fiction, non-fiction, memoir, and scripts. The first session focuses on essential principles that apply to each of these forms.
Becket Arts CenterWindsor Lake Concert — Discover North Adams
Windsor Lake in North Adams presents free summer lawn concerts featuring live music in a friendly open-air atmosphere. The concerts bring together community members of all ages to enjoy music on the grass.
Windsor LakeGaia Roots
Gaia Roots brings a free, family friendly performance to the Lenox Community Center. Drawing on West African, Caribbean, and other global traditions, this world music drum and dance ensemble blends hand drumming, rich vocal harmonies, acoustic guitar, dance, and storytelling into a mix of traditional pieces and original works. Co-founders Aimee Gelinas and Shanti Starr lead on vocals and percussion alongside Dan Cohen on percussion and guitar, with guest dancers to be announced. The concert is planned for the lawn behind the center, so bringing a lawn chair is recommended. If the weather turns, the music moves indoors so the event continues. Admission is free and donations are welcome. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Lenox Cultural Council with support from the Mass Cultural Council, and is presented in partnership with the Lenox Community Center.
Lenox Community CenterRPG Club
Step into tabletop role-playing adventures where participants solve puzzles, face monsters, and befriend small companions. Pittsfield High School’s Dungeons & Dragons Club gathers at the library, and everyone is welcome no matter their experience. Participation is open to those who do not attend Pittsfield High School. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at 413-499-9480, ext. 203, or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumMonthly Potluck with Berkshire Trans Group
Rainbow Seniors and Berkshire Trans Group gather for a monthly potluck centered on shared food, conversation, and connection. This welcoming get together is open to all and offers a comfortable place to build community and enjoy time together. Bring a dish to share, whether homemade or store bought, and arrive ready for plenty of good food and friendly company. The gathering takes place at Wander Cafe, weather permitting, in the same building as Tito’s and Berkshire Pride.
WANDER BerkshiresSunset Yoga
YogaLee leads a playful, fluid vinyasa practice for all levels, thoughtfully structured from beginning to end and set against a beautiful Berkshire sunset. The class lasts one hour, and after savasana the grounds remain open for an additional half hour so participants can linger and enjoy the view. A limited supply of blocks and mats will be available. Please arrive promptly, as the front gates close shortly after the session begins. Pre-registration is required, and inclement weather will cancel. If weather forces a cancellation, an email will be sent the day of with options to reschedule or receive a refund. If The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and may choose a full refund or a transfer to another scheduled program within two weeks. To cancel a reservation, please do so at least 7 days before the start for a full refund; refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations made fewer than 7 days prior. For questions, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. YogaLee members can email info@yogaleestudio.com for a membership discount code. Ticket information will be available soon.
NaumkeagPride Night
Hot Plate Brewing hosts a Pride Night that serves as a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. This edition brings a disco theme with DJ Pup Daddy spinning staple tracks from disco’s golden years alongside newer cuts that carry the same groove, highlighting how a sound born in the mid 1970s still resonates today. Disco-inspired outfits are encouraged, and guests can channel Jennifer from Thank God It’s Friday or Tony Manero from Saturday Night Fever on the dance floor.
Hot Plate Brewing Co.Richard Stanmeyer
Barrington Hall presents jazz trumpeter Richard Stanmeyer, a New England based performer, composer, and arranger recognized by Berkshires Jazz as a prodigy. A graduate of the New England Conservatory with a full tuition Presidential Scholarship, he has taken the stage at Boston’s Orpheum Theater and the MGM Music Hall at Fenway. He currently serves as horn arranger and lead trumpeter for Wilson Stevens, a Boston-based entertainment agency, performing with their premier RnB and funk band Radiance, while continuing to lead his own jazz ensembles internationally.
Barrington HallNorth Adams Draws Weekly Drawing Sessions
North Adams Draws offers an open, drop-in drawing session that welcomes artists at every stage, from brand new to highly experienced, to focus on likeness, proportion, and expressive lighting at a comfortable pace. There is no instruction or critique, which keeps the atmosphere relaxed and supportive of developing a personal style. A live model holds a single portrait pose throughout, with 20 minute drawing intervals separated by short stretch pauses and a longer break of about 10 to 15 minutes halfway through. Participants should bring their own paper and drawing supplies. Dry, low-mess materials work best, such as graphite, charcoal, conté, colored pencils, ballpoint pens, and tidy sketchbooks. Oil painting is not available for now while ventilation and disposal needs are addressed, with plans to allow oils in the future. The cost is $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers, and fees help pay models and support the space. RSVP by emailing NorthAdamsDraws@gmail.com.
Walmart Information Table
This event spotlights MHSFF’s commitment to mental health awareness and access to resources for families, teens, and young adults. It explains how the organization provides both virtual and in person support to help people prioritize their well-being, and it also outlines supportive services available for individuals with intellectual disability.
Pittsfield, MassachusettsCommunity Potluck Supper
Share a meal at a welcoming monthly community potluck. Guests are encouraged to bring food for a few people, whether homemade or store-bought. The gathering is sponsored by the Rainbow Seniors of Berkshire County and the Stonewall Community Coalition.
WANDER BerkshiresMan Must Explore
Man Must Explore brings the Rise with Pride Tour to Pittsfield, MA, centering LGBTQIA+ and other human rights with a high-energy alt-rock performance that leaves a lasting impression. Expect a charged night of music that resonates long after the final chord.
WANDER BerkshiresSwitch & Snacks | Teen Programming
A teen-focused gaming session offers snacks and casual Nintendo Switch play at the library. Play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Mario Kart 8, or Overcooked!, and speak with the Young Adult Librarian if you would like to request other titles. You may also bring your own games.
Berkshire AthenaeumFreedom Rocks
At Waubeeka Golf Links, a free outdoor concert brings neighbors together with a full lineup of live music. The program spotlights local standouts, with Williamstown guitarist Albert Cummings and his band welcoming special guest James Montgomery on blues harmonica for a Billsville Blues Blowout filled with classic blues. Karl Mullen & The Dublin Castle Express, led by Karl Mullen of Five Pound Horse, add soulful, original roots music. The Wanda Houston Band lights up the stage with the timeless sounds of Stax and Motown, powered by one of the Berkshires' most cherished voices. The festivities begin with an interactive, high energy set from Latin Grammy winners MISTER G and MISSUS G that gets kids moving and keeps parents smiling. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and outside drinks are not permitted. Weekend Lead Sponsors include Berkshire Money Management, Cord Master Engineering, the South Williamstown Community Association, Waubeeka Golf Links, Williams College, and the Town of Williamstown.
Waubeeka Golf LinksFantastic Family Fun Fish Fry Friday’s
A weekly Friday event now spotlights a proper Southern fish fry after fried fish proved so popular. It features crispy, seasoned fried fish served with favorite sides and a welcoming family vibe.
1st Friday: Outdoor Yoga & Sound Bath at Hillcrest Gazebo
Experience an evening of outdoor practice at Hillcrest Gazebo with views of Onota Lake. The program begins with a gentle, grounding yoga flow to help you settle in and reconnect, then continues with a restorative sound bath that soothes the nervous system and leaves you feeling centered and at ease. Participants may attend a single class or both for a complete blend of movement and relaxation. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $30 per class, and existing passes and memberships are accepted. If the weather is unfavorable, the gathering will move indoors to the studio. Updates will be shared on the website and in the Momence app, and registered participants will receive notifications by text and email.
Hillcrest Campus of Berkshire Medical CenterRailroad Street Dreamers Band
Railroad Street Dreamers return to the Summer Concert Series with a free performance. This local band features Stephen Patterson on bass and vocals, Danny Lipson on guitar and vocals, Pete Rock on guitar and vocals, Dave Wiley on drums and vocals, and Jeff Caminiti on percussion and vocals. The set highlights well loved songs by the Beatles, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, the Eagles, Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett, and more. The series presents free live music all summer.
Grover's Corner GazeboCommon Craft Night
A relaxed creative meetup where locals and visitors can settle in with their own projects and make progress alongside other craft lovers. Bring a portable activity such as knitting, crochet, embroidery, painting, drawing, writing, hand spinning, chain maille, coloring, diamond painting, or Legos. The vibe is playful, welcoming, and community minded. This gathering is LGBTQ+ friendly, and no registration or Common Folk membership is required.
Common Folk Artist CollectiveSOLE Defined & The BSC Musical Theatre Conservatory
Adams Community Bank, the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance, and Barrington Stage Company’s Musical Theatre Conservatory present a rare collaboration that pushes the boundaries of musical storytelling. The stage at the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance in Williamstown comes alive with rhythm, movement, and soul as internationally recognized artists Tamar Greene of Hamilton on Broadway, Ryan K. Johnson, a Guggenheim Fellow and founder of SOLE Defined, Quynn Johnson, an award-winning choreographer and educator, and Jodeci Milhouse of A Wonderful World on Broadway join the 12-member Musical Theatre Conservatory cohort to unveil an original, collaboratively created musical developed in the Berkshires. Built through an immersive residency, this new work embodies the pulse of partnership, bringing together Broadway experience and emerging voices. The result is an evening of energy, artistry, and inspiration that celebrates creation, connection, and the future of musical theatre.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceJames Taylor & His All-Star Band
James Taylor performs with his All-Star Band at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts.
TanglewoodJames Taylor & His All-Star Band at Tanglewood
James Taylor and his All-Star Band perform at Tanglewood.
TanglewoodJames Taylor
This event features a live performance by James Taylor and his All-Star Band.
Koussevitzky Music Shed at TanglewoodIndigo Comedy Night
Indigo Comedy Night spotlights Dan St. Germain, whose credits span digital series, podcasts, television, festivals, and ad campaigns. He created and stars in the web series Kicking Dan Out on MyDamnChannel and co-hosts the weekly My Dumb Friends podcast with Sean Donnelly on Heavy.com. His short videos have been featured on the homepages of Funny or Die, Best Week Ever, and The Huffington Post. On television, he portrayed right wing blogger Kane Phillips during Comedy Central’s Indecision coverage and has appeared via Jokes.com, Spike TV’s online platform, and CollegeHumor Live. His commercial work includes campaigns for Bushmills Whiskey, Pre-play, Fins, and the Saints Row promotion on Spike, as well as a Super Bowl spot for America’s Got Talent alongside Howard Stern. Festival appearances include being named a New Face at Montreal’s Just for Laughs, plus sets at SXSW, the Eugene Mirman, Bridgetown, New York, UNC, and Boston Comedy Festivals. Honors include ECNY nominations for Best Emerging Comic and Best Male Stand-Up, a finalist nod in the NY Comedy Contest, a Boston Comedy Festival semifinal, and selection for the Young Playwrights Festival. His debut album, Bad at the Good Times, was released on A Special Thing Records. General admission is $30 plus processing fees, with café table seating. Tickets are released to members first, followed by a public on sale.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterLouise Pigott Art at the Berkshire Arts Festival
Experience the landscape paintings of Louise Pigott at the Berkshire Arts Festival at Ski Butternut. Her work features textured impasto techniques, with pieces that many viewers describe as full of life.
Ski Butternut1:1 Tech Time w/ Heewon
Get personalized help with any technology questions in a one-on-one session with Heewon, the Programming Development and Tech Support Intern. Each appointment lasts one hour and is held at Milne Public Library.
Milne Public LibraryConfetti Popper Craft
Get creative for the Fourth of July with a hands-on craft activity for kids of all ages, using cardboard tubes, balloons, and confetti to make something festive. Children younger than 10 must attend with a caregiver.
Lenox LibraryBaby Animals Festival
At Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, the Baby Animals Festival welcomes families to meet baby farm animals and enjoy the return of spring in a historic village setting. Each day features presentations and demonstrations.
Hancock Shaker VillageThe Zionists
Taking place at the Boyd-Quinson Theater at Barrington Stage Company, this event is sponsored by Alyson and Richard Slutzky and by Larry Rosenthal, dedicated to the memory of Bette Sue Rosenthal. It centers on a prominent Jewish family divided by politics.
Boyd-Quinson Theater: Barrington Stage Company1776
This community-driven staging of 1776 treats the American musical as a collaborative civic experience. Local artists come together to explore big ideas, moments of conflict, and the compromises at the heart of the piece.
The Colonial Theatre: Berkshire Theatre GroupBus Trip: James Taylor
Willington Parks & Recreation is offering a bus trip to Tanglewood Musical Center to see legendary singer songwriter James Taylor perform live under the stars, followed by a fireworks show. The outing includes coach bus transportation and lawn tickets. Participants can bring a picnic or purchase food at the venue. The price is $100 per person, with online registration and payment available.
Tanglewood Musical CenterJames Taylor
James Taylor & His All-Star Band perform live at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts. The concert brings James Taylor together with his all-star ensemble on the Tanglewood stage.
TanglewoodBHS July 4th 5K
Take part in a community 5K road race that follows much of the Pittsfield hometown parade route and finishes at Wahconah Park. Registration uses tiered pricing, and Berkshire County students in grades K-12 can enter at no cost. An online processing fee applies, and there are no refunds or deferments. In-store registration and bib pickup are available at Berkshire Running Center before race day, with bib pickup only at Wahconah Park on race morning. Day-of registration is not offered. The first 1,000 registered adults and first 300 youth will receive a technical shirt while supplies last. Cash prizes are awarded to the top three overall finishers and to the top three in each age division. Team bragging rights are on the line with Corporate Challenge and Team Challenge trophies recognizing the fastest teams based on five combined times. An awards ceremony will be held at Wahconah Park after the race. Parking is available at the park with designated access, municipal lots in the downtown area are open, legal side-street parking is allowed, and drop-offs are encouraged. For safety, pets are not allowed and headphones are discouraged. Wheelchairs and disabled push strollers are welcome, and accommodations can be arranged in advance. Restrooms are available at Wahconah Park before and after the race, there are none at the starting area, and a water station will be provided at the start and finish. Spectators will find ample viewing along the parade route and should remain outside the finish chute. Proceeds benefit community programs at BMC, and business sponsorships help raise funds for BHS community wellness programs while providing race entries for corporate teams.
Wahconah ParkWilliamstown July 4th Celebration
A daylong community celebration fills Spring Street and nearby spots in Williamstown with activities for all ages. The morning features yoga and meditation on the Williams Inn lawn, weather permitting, supported by Tasha Yoga. The Williamstown Farmers Market sets up in the Spring Street parking lot, and family activities line the street with help from the Williams College Center for Learning in Action, Chapter Two Books, and Pine Cobble School. A hometown parade travels from Southworth Street to Spring Street, followed by a free community hot dog cookout on Walden Street. Brass-O-Mania performs on the Post Office steps with support from the Clark Art Institute. A free community swim is offered at Sand Springs Pool through the Sand Springs Pool and Recreation Center. At Williams College Chapin Hall, a performance brings the founding documents to life presented by Williamstown Theatre Festival and Williams College, and the founding documents can also be viewed at Williams College Sawyer Library. Images Cinema hosts screenings from the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour with support from the Williamstown Cultural District and Images Cinema. As evening approaches, a barbecue for purchase is available at the Weston Field and Taconic Golf Club parking lot in support of the North Adams Lions Club, and fireworks light up the sky at Taconic Golf Club. For comfort and safety, skip high heels and leave dogs at home. Spring Street will be closed to traffic for part of the midday festivities. Weekend lead sponsors include Berkshire Money Management, Cord Master Engineering, the South Williamstown Community Association, Waubeeka Golf Links, Williams College, and the Town of Williamstown.
Spring Street Williamstown2026 Summer Farmer's Market
Explore a variety of locally grown produce, bakery favorites, confections, and artisan-made items. It runs every Saturday, regardless of the weather.
Main St., North Adams, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01247Makers on Main
This market serves as a lively community incubator, connecting work from the studio with the public. It provides a professional platform for emerging artists and seasoned makers to test fresh concepts, grow passion projects, and build a foothold in the local economy. Information for prospective vendors is available.
Main StreetHudpuckers presents the 4th of July
The event features breakfast sandwiches, drink specials and a special menu, creating a fun atmosphere alongside the Pittsfield parade.
Free Outdoor Movie Nights
Bring your own chairs and blankets, then enjoy a selection of classic films. Admission is free. This event is supported by Big Y and produced in partnership with Triplex Cinema and Story Screen Cinema.
Giggle ParkNorth Adams Annual 4th of July Fireworks
North Adams celebrates Independence Day with hometown baseball followed by a fireworks spectacle. The North Adams SteepleCats face the Keene Swamp Bats at Joe Wolfe Field, and once the final pitch is thrown the annual fireworks display begins. Launched near Noel Field, the show can be viewed from many locations across the city. People from Berkshire County, the Capital Region of New York, and Southern Vermont come together for an evening of community spirit, sports, and a sky filled with light.
Joe Wolfe FieldWe Hold These Truths: July 4th
Norman Rockwell Museum partners with the W.E.B. Du Bois Freedom Center for a day centered on American independence and democracy. The event features themed programming, including a public recitation.
Norman Rockwell MuseumWe Hold These Truths: July 4th at Norman Rockwell Museum
In collaboration with the W. E. B. Du Bois Freedom Center, Norman Rockwell Museum presents a day of programs honoring American independence and the ideals of democracy. Community residents and civic leaders from Berkshire County will deliver a shared reading of the Declaration of Independence, introduced by Roberta McCulloch-Dews, Vice Chair of the museum’s Board of Trustees, and Marcus P. Smith, History and Interpretive Fellow at the Du Bois Freedom Center. Live music features Wanda Houston and Robert Putnam, along with folk singer Doug Mishkin, who also performs pop-up sets in the Four Freedoms Gallery. Visitors can explore Norman Rockwell’s paintings that engage with themes of freedom and civil rights, reflect on what those principles mean today, and take part in drop-in artmaking to celebrate America’s birthday. Spotlight Gallery Talks are offered at several points during the day. Most activities are included with regular admission, while the public reading and the outdoor musical performances that follow are open to everyone. Picnic lunches are available for purchase at the Terrace Café, and guests are welcome to bring picnic blankets and enjoy the grounds throughout the day.
Buskers
Performers are on site each Saturday morning at the GBFM. Explore while you catch performances, and check the lineup to see who is scheduled for upcoming mornings.
Great Barrington Farmers MarketCommunity Yoga at the Glen
A community yoga session at Greylock Glen Center welcomes participants of all ages and any level of yoga experience. Admission is free.
Greylock Glen CenterSummer Saturdays at NRM
This drop-in program is free with admission and offers artmaking activities with Museum Educators. Designed for all ages, the activities are inspired by the American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell exhibition. Participants can explore the galleries and then get creative in a relaxed setting. Everyone is welcome. Supported in part by The Ruth Krauss Foundation, Inc.
Walk with HooRWA in the 4th of July Parade
HooRWA will be walking in a parade. People can participate by walking with the group or show support from the sidelines. The route begins on Southworth Street, heads west on Main Street, then goes down Spring Street, ending at the bottom of Spring Street at Latham Street. The total distance is approximately half a mile.
Downtown Williamstown4th of July Fireworks
Celebrate Independence Day with a fireworks show lighting the night sky above Joe Wolfe Field. The display unfolds against the Hoosiac Range, providing a scenic backdrop for the holiday.
Noel Field Athletic ComplexRoxie’s Resources; Family Dog School Education Series
A free community class, presented in collaboration with Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School and hosted at Roxie’s Barkery, offers practical, high quality dog education. Led by a certified professional dog trainer, this ongoing series explores a different topic each session to help participants better understand, support, and strengthen their bond with their dogs, whether welcoming a first pet or living with a longtime companion. Registration is required and seating is limited. These are people only sessions, so dogs should stay at home, which keeps the environment focused and allows the instructor to bring a demonstration dog when appropriate. Attendance is free. Everyone who takes part receives access to special promotions, discounts, and offers from both Roxie’s Barkery and Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School. Those interested in more than one topic may register for additional sessions and follow the series to continue learning from a professional trainer at no cost to the Northern Berkshire community.
Roxie's BarkeryCommunity Drumming Circle
This welcoming community drum circle, led by Howard R, is open to beginners and seasoned drummers alike. Participants may bring a drum, and drums will also be available to borrow on site. The experience highlights rhythm as a shared language that spans cultures, communities, and life experiences, encouraging connection and a sense of common humanity.
Living in Recovery100 Years of Movies: "The French Connection" (1971)
The long-running film series 100 Years of Movies returns to the Mahaiwe, celebrating more than a century of cinema with onstage introductions by director Deborah Reinisch. This season pays tribute to beloved performers who passed away over the past year and presents a collection of ten films chosen with America’s 250th in mind. This installment spotlights The French Connection (1971), a neo-noir thriller renowned for gritty realism, standout performances, and chase sequences that keep the tension high. NYPD detectives Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle and Buddy "Cloudy" Russo pursue international drug smuggler Alain Charnier as the investigation tightens. The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture, and William Friedkin, Ernest Tidyman, and Gene Hackman also received Oscars. Rated R, 1 hour 44 minutes.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center2026 Pittsfield Parade Car Show
Hosted by the Pittsfield Parade Committee, this fourth annual car show raises funds for the Pittsfield Parade. It takes place in the McKay Street Parking Garage, with access from McKay Street, and will happen rain or shine. Cars of all kinds are welcome. Entry is donation based, with a suggested contribution of $10, and no advance registration is required. Trophies will be awarded at the end for Best of Show, Visitor Choice, Parade Committee Choice, Best Truck, Best Custom, and Oldest Vehicle. A food truck will be on site. Updates will be shared on the Pittsfield Parade Facebook page.
McKay Street Parking GarageOpening: Estate Sale
A Deeper Look conversation connected to Estate Sale, titled Keep, Trash, Sell, takes place at St Germain Stage at Barrington Stage Company. Playwright Keelay Gipson discusses how his creative writing practice became a way to navigate personal grief.
St Germain Stage: Barrington Stage CompanyFree Family Sundays
Summer Sundays at The Mount offer a free family-friendly lineup of creativity, music, and play. Children can dance to live tunes, settle in for storytelling, and dive into hands-on arts and crafts. Young creators can sketch a mini comic, and poets in the making can take part in a fast paced poetry game. Activities unfold across The Mount’s grounds and gardens, creating a welcoming setting to imagine, explore, and make a bit of magic together all season long.
The Mount, Edith Wharton's Home1776
Grounded in the community, this new take on 1776 presents the landmark American musical as a collaborative civic undertaking. It brings together local artists to examine its themes of principles, contention, and compromise.
The Colonial Theatre: Berkshire Theatre GroupBerkshire Botanical Garden presents Music Mondays: The Eagles Trombone Ensemble
Berkshire Botanical Garden’s Music Mondays presents The Eagles Trombone Ensemble, bringing a lively mix of pop favorites from the 1940s through the 1990s to a beautiful garden setting. Spread a blanket and enjoy a cool drink while taking in the music and the scenery. Tickets are available online and at the door, priced at $15 for members and $25 for non-members. This concert is part of the Music Mondays lineup, which also features The Rejuvenators featuring Wanda Houston, Zoot Allures and the Zydeco Playboys, Mica and Manu, The Lucky 5, Misty Blues, the Sören Smedvig Quartet, Pulso del Barro, Mike Cobb and the Crevulators, and The Wanda Houston Band.
Berkshire Botanical GardenBuilding Bridges Veterans Initiative – Lunch for Veterans (Pittsfield)
Building Bridges hosts a community meal at the Pittsfield Elks Lodge for veterans, their friends and family, and anyone who cares about veterans' issues. This is a friendly gathering focused on connection and conversation over a shared meal.
Elks LodgeSt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert
Part of St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts 2026, now in its 23rd season of chamber music in a sacred space, this program features violinists Emily Kalish and Katherine Dennis with pianist Kyle P. Walker. The series is presented on Mondays throughout June, July, and August. There is no charge for admission, and freewill donations to help offset expenses are welcome.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchPick Your Mushroom Project
Choose your preferred mushroom sign for $10 as part of this project. Register by sending a message and be sure to include the design you want.
Artsy AvenueSummer Outdoor Concert Series
Part of Adams' free summer concert series, this outdoor performance offers a relaxed lawn setting for live music and dancing. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and comfortable shoes for dancing, and to enjoy the show with family and friends.
Adams Visitor CenterTuesday Open Mic
An open mic at Studio 9 at Porches Inn showcases a wide spectrum of performers, from accomplished virtuosos to emerging talent. With state of the art facilities, the setting cultivates a deeply engaging atmosphere for everyone involved.
Studio 9 at Porches InnNew York Stories
Part of a dynamic new series that examines the people who shaped New York’s cultural and political identity, this program shares stories of ambition, reinvention, glamour, and intrigue that continue to resonate. This installment focuses on Lenox to Harlem and the life and art of James Van Der Zee, featuring Donna Van Der Zee and Jeff L. Rosenheim. Additional sessions in the series explore Gilded Age fashion and the stories behind defining looks with Elizabeth L. Block, The Gods of New York with Jonathan Mahler in conversation with Sarah LaDuke, food and dining in Edith Wharton’s New York with Carl Raymond and Becky L. Diamond, and the rise and fall of an organized crime boss with Margalit Fox in conversation with Debby Applegate. Tickets cost $10 for members and $15 for non-members.
The Mount, Edith Wharton's HomeJuly Library Book Club: Where'd Ya Go Bernadette by Maria Semple
This monthly book club offers a friendly space to discuss the current selection and help choose future reads. Please note that this meeting will begin 30 minutes later than usual due to summer reading programming.
Clarksburg Town LibrarySeashell Resin
The focus is an approximately eight inch tall piece that incorporates glass fragments, seashells, and resin. Reserve seats using the ticket link.
Artsy AvenueSpindle
DJ Pup Daddy leads SPINDLE, a music bingo experience presented in collaboration with Pup Daddy Productions and Hot Plate Brewing Co. The theme centers on Broadway classics, with short clips of well-known showtunes from across the decades played at random. Mark the matching songs on your card and aim for a win. Participation is free, and gift cards are awarded for single, double, and blackout SPINDLE wins in the amounts of $10, $15, and $20. Hot Plate offers craft beers, cocktails, and coffee throughout the event.
Hot Plate Brewing Co.English Through Art
These English-language art classes are designed for learners at the beginner and high-beginner levels. The series is led by LitNet tutor and art teacher Mark Pollock.
Lichtenstein Center for the ArtsRepair Club with Jen Aviles
Repair specialist Jen Aviles (@thesensiblesheep) hosts a welcoming, drop-in repair club that focuses on practical mending skills to help clothes last longer. A sewing machine will be set up for hands-on use and demonstrations, and participants can bring their own garments or projects to work on, either fixing them alongside others or receiving guidance on how to handle specific repairs. This program is funded in part by the Local Cultural Council of the Northern Berkshires, with support from Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Savvy HiveBrewsters Junk Jar Making!
Tap into playful creativity by making a one-of-a-kind junk jar filled with personality and memories. All essential materials are provided, including jars and an eclectic assortment of beads, buttons, stickers, mini toys, shiny bits, and other craft supplies. No experience is required. The cost is $10 to $20 per jar, depending on size. Participants are welcome to bring small, quirky items to contribute to the supply pile or to personalize their own jars, such as notes, trinkets, charms, or keepsakes from childhood. For inspiration, consider a rainbow color theme, a cabinet-of-curiosities vibe, nostalgic toys, beach and ocean motifs, nature scenes with moss, rocks, leaves, sticks, and dried flowers, disco sparkle, tiny toy and trinket chaos, memory keepsakes with tickets, photos, and charms, sewing-inspired designs with buttons and thread, witchy apothecary styles, travel treasures, or creations featuring vintage and broken jewelry.
BrewstersTwo Photographers: David Katzenstein & David Ricci
A showcase of two photographic book projects spotlights work by David Katzenstein and David Ricci as their publications reach readers. David Katzenstein’s Brownie, from Hirmer Publishers, assembles images made across a decade from 1979 to 1989 and salutes the early Brownie camera line that debuted in 1900. Created with the Kodak Duaflex, a successor to the Brownie introduced in 1947, the series yields photographs that feel vivid, personal, and nuanced. David Ricci’s Hunter Gatherer, published by MW Editions, turns to the American resale world through still tableaux. Over seven years, Ricci photographed in antique malls and fairs, curio shops, thrift stores, and other places where goods from the past are sold. The resulting images uncover a lesser-seen side of these spaces and examine enduring biases and stereotypes in the United States, interweaving themes of racism, objectification, beauty standards, Christianity, and consumerism.
B11.2 Swing SpaceRed Cross CPR & First Aid Certification
Designed for ages 13 and up, this Red Cross certification course teaches first aid and CPR/AED for adults, children, and infants with plenty of hands-on practice. Certification remains valid for two years. Training follows a combined format with a 2 to 3 hour online segment that must be completed before the in-person skills session. The instructor will get in touch about a week beforehand with instructions for accessing and finishing the online portion. Pricing is $90 for members and $110 for guests, and the materials fee is included.
Berkshire South Regional Community CenterSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Experience an evening of movement and views at Naumkeag with a sunset vinyasa yoga class led by YogaLee, set against the Berkshires skyline. This upbeat practice welcomes all experience levels and follows a smooth, thoughtfully crafted sequence from start to finish. The class runs for one hour, and the property stays open for an extra half hour afterward so participants can linger for the sunset following savasana. A small number of mats and blocks will be available. Pre-registration is required. If weather disrupts the session, an email will be sent the day of with options to reschedule or receive a refund. The Trustees will issue a full refund or transfer if they cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, and participant cancellations are fully refundable when requested at least seven days before the program start; no refunds or transfers are available within seven days. Please plan to arrive on time, as the front gates close shortly after the class begins. For questions or more information, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee Members can request a membership discount code at info@yogaleestudio.com. Tickets coming soon.
Naumkeag1:1 Tech Time
Attendees receive assistance with any technology questions in dedicated, 1-hour sessions. Registration is required.
Milne Public LibraryTeeny Tiny Book Club
A summer reading club for teens ages 13 to 17 focuses on short-form literature, including stories, novellas, poetry, and other brief works. The group meets outdoors in Roche Reading Park for three discussions over the season, and snacks are provided. Participants can choose from a suggested list or bring their own selections. Reading choices can also be used to write reviews for the Summer Reading Teen Grand Prizes. For more information, visit the Library’s youth desk.
Lenox LibraryAdams Free Library Storytime
Preschoolers and their caregivers can enjoy a lively session that encourages talking, reading, singing, writing, and play. It features stories, rhymes, songs, fingerplays, and simple crafts, all created to support early literacy.
Adams Free LibraryWeekly Friday Night Jazz
A weekly partnership between Mill Town Capital and Berkshires Jazz brings jazz to Methuselah Bar and Lounge every Friday night. This ongoing series highlights the genre in a lounge setting.
Methuselah Bar and LoungeEstate Sale
Estate Sale debuts at the St Germain Stage at Barrington Stage Company as a first production. Supported by Ed and Carla Slomin, this play follows a son navigating his grief while taking on the difficult task of clearing his late parents’ home.
St Germain Stage: Barrington Stage Company🌿 Mindful Member Hikes Are Here! 🌿
Part of a summer and fall series in the Berkshires, this guided hike invites participants to slow their pace, tune into their senses, and reconnect with the natural world. Instructors from the BYDF team may weave in mindfulness practices such as breathwork, meditation, journaling, quiet reflection, and gentle forest bathing prompts. Expect moments of silent walking beneath the trees, attentive listening to the sounds around you, thoughtful conversation, and unhurried appreciation of the landscape, all aimed at supporting well-being of body, mind, and spirit. Pre-registration is required. Complimentary access is available for Discovery Pass, Silver, Gold, and Unlimited Members, and a 3-Week Discovery Pass is offered for $49 with unlimited classes, these mindful hikes and other outdoor experiences, a guest pass, and full access to the on-demand video library.
Berkshire Yoga Dance & FitnessGarden Party
Celebrate the garden with a lively storytelling and music program led by Rona. Journey from preparing the earth and planting seeds to enjoying the harvest as she shares tales and tunes that invite movement, singing, and laughter. The stories span silly moments and more serious themes, with mysteries and encounters with monsters, helpful worms and bugs that enrich the soil, cooperative animals and stubborn giants, nocturnal wildlife, busy insects, searching for the sun, and more. The 45-minute performance takes place in Welles Gallery and is followed by time to create a fun craft. Best suited for ages 5 and up.
Lenox LibraryNorman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour
Explore downtown Stockbridge on a guided walking tour that highlights how the community and its residents influenced Norman Rockwell and appear in several of his best-known works. Learn about the town’s history dating back to 1734, including its Mohican roots. Stops include Norman Rockwell’s home, his first studio, the Old Corner House, Chief John Konkapot’s property, the Red Lion Inn, the former site of Alice’s Restaurant, and more. The route is mostly flat and follows sidewalks. This offsite experience is $20 and is separate from Museum admission. It does not take place at the Museum, and transportation to the meeting point is not provided. Capacity is limited to a maximum of 24 and advance reservations are required. The tour runs rain or shine. Meet in front of the Old Corner House. Public on-street parking and designated spaces at Town Hall are available.
Oliver Munday: Head of Household
Head of Household, published by Simon & Schuster, gathers short fiction that follows fathers navigating turmoil and change. One stumbles through chaperoning a kindergarten bowling outing after a heavy night, another rekindles a long-lost passion for graffiti, and a third covers rent and legal bills through OnlyFans. The collection addresses divorce, money pressures, and sexuality, forming a portrait of fatherhood under pressure. These are stories of men trying to hold on to their sense of self while putting on puppet shows, playing pony for their kids, and grappling with what masculinity means today.
B11.2 Swing SpaceIndigo Comedy Night
A stand-up showcase features Cathy Ladman with seating at café tables and $50 general admission. Known for candid, self-examining humor, Ladman has appeared on The Tonight Show ten times and The Late Late Show five times, starred in an HBO One Night Stand special, and received the American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand Up Comic. Her screen work includes recurring roles on I'm Dying Up Here and Pretty Little Liars, along with appearances on Modern Family, Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, NCIS: LA, Mad Men, Brothers and Sisters, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Caroline in the City, Everybody Loves Raymond, Politically Incorrect, and Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist. Film credits include Charlie Wilson's War, The Aristocrats, White Oleander, What Planet Are You From?, My Fellow Americans, and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead. She also released a Dry Bar special in 2024, and her solo show Does This Show Make Me Look Fat? debuted in the past year.
Indigo RoomThe Seth Rudetsky Concert Series
Part of Seth Rudetsky’s concert series, this performance spotlights Tony Award winner Bonnie Milligan, with Rudetsky hosting and at the piano. The program weaves songs from Milligan’s stage career with lively conversation, humor, and candid stories from Broadway and beyond, creating an intimate, up close experience. Milligan earned the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her turn as Debra in Kimberly Akimbo and made her Broadway debut as Pamela in Head Over Heels. Her work has also been recognized with a Theatre World Award, a Lucille Lortel Award, and an Outer Critics Circle Award. Additional theater credits include the first national tour of Kinky Boots, Gigantic at Vineyard Theatre, Jasper in Deadland at Prospect Theatre, and Titanic at Encores. On screen, she has appeared in And Just Like That, The Gilded Age, New Amsterdam, Chicago Fire, and Search Party, with a forthcoming A24 musical comedy directed by Jesse Eisenberg. Audience members can also take advantage of a 20 percent discount by purchasing tickets to all three events in The Seth Rudetsky Concert Series, which features appearances by Norm Lewis and Lillias White alongside Milligan.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceLeslie Mendelson
Leslie Mendelson is a Grammy Award–nominated singer and songwriter whose spellbinding voice and vivid songwriting have earned admiration from both listeners and peers. Jackson Browne has praised the enduring quality of her melodies, noting echoes of Burt Bacharach and Carole King, and Jakob Dylan has recognized the uncommon power of her voice alongside her songwriting. She returns with a fourth studio album, After The Party, created with producers Peter Asher, Tyler Chester, and longtime collaborator Steve McEwan. Recorded at Jackson Browne’s Grove Masters studio in Santa Monica, the sessions feature an accomplished lineup including guitarists Waddy Wachtel and John Jorgenson, bassists Leland Sklar and Derrick Anderson, and drummers Jim Keltner and Abe Rounds.
Barrington HallPretty Paws Nail Clinic
At the Pittsfield store, pets can be pampered by Pretty Paws Professional Pet Services, with pricing from $10 to $15.
Benson's Pet CenterArtist Workshop: Gallery Visits with Anaїs Duplan
Writer Anaїs Duplan leads a seminar-style workshop series in the galleries at MASS MoCA, using brief readings, exhibition-based writing, and guided conversation to examine how privilege and power function in contemporary art. Centered on exhibitions by Black, Indigenous, and other artists of color, each session looks closely at how power takes shape within a specific show and encourages thoughtful reflection. Participants can register for a single session or the full series. Registration includes entry to the program and the exhibition galleries, along with copies of two books.
B11.2 Swing SpacePokemon Go Fest Global Day 1
Enjoy a no-cost global Pokémon GO experience that can be played from anywhere. Local players who want to meet others can look for activity along Main Street from Town Hall (Giggle Park) to the Post Office. Check in on Campfire to become eligible for prizes and to access special check-in research. First-time attendees can receive a mystery grab bag with past Go Fest merchandise, and all attendees have a chance at 2026 Go Fest merch. Please follow all group rules. Attending in person is only necessary to receive items, and items are not for sale. Please do not request to purchase items, though trading collectibles such as pins with other attendees is welcome. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Pokémon Kids accounts cannot complete event check-in, though gifts or items may be available depending on availability. Staying for the entire day is not required to remain eligible for contest prizes.
Town of Great Barrington Town HallNordic Walking Class - All Levels
Explore Nordic walking at Spruces Park in Williamstown, Mass. Led by instructor Dave Ackerson, this all-levels class covers proper technique with attention to balance, posture, strength, and endurance. It is a welcoming setting to connect with other outdoor enthusiasts, and beginners are encouraged. Poles are available for anyone who needs them. The class is free, and optional donations to the instructor are appreciated. Space is limited, so call Nature’s Closet at 413-458-7909 or email info@naturescloset.net to sign up.
Spruces Park - Williamstown, Mass.Community Yoga at the Glen
Community Yoga at the Glen is a free gathering that welcomes participants of all ages and any level of yoga experience. Taking place at the Greylock Glen Center, it offers an inclusive setting for beginners and long-time practitioners alike.
Greylock Glen CenterBeavers in the Berkshires
Explore how generations of beavers have shaped the wetlands at Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary. A naturalist will lead a 1.5-mile hike to visit places heavily shaped by beavers and to observe the results visible throughout the landscape.
Mass Audubon's Pleasant Valley Wildlife SanctuaryIndigo Comedy Night – Cathy Ladman: I Have No One to Blame But Myself
A candid, relatable stand-up set from Cathy Ladman that transforms self-examination and anxious energy into laughs, with humor grounded in honest, deeply personal reflection.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterPittsfield Farmers’ Market
A trip to this farmers market can feel like a small adventure. Learn how vegetables are grown, why the seasons matter, and how local farms help care for the planet. It offers an enjoyable way to connect with where food comes from.
Pittsfield Farmers MarketTab Benoit
Tickets range from $35 to $55, with Mahaiwe member and youth discounts available. Multi-Grammy nominee and wetlands activist Tab Benoit brings the high-energy Soul of the Swamp Tour 2026 to the stage, shaped by his deep connection to the swamp and a catalog of more than 20 releases. Expect radio favorites from the 90s such as “Nice and Warm” and “Cross the Line.” Critics have compared his vocals to Otis Redding and praised the distinct character of his guitar playing. In 2024 he returned with I Hear Thunder, his first recording in 13 years. The performance spans his wide body of songs, highlighting rich tones and storytelling lyrics. Benoit keeps the sound raw and direct, performing without effects, using only a guitar, a cord, and an amp with support from his band. Sgt. Splendor opens the show.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterCommunity Day: Eye On Art!
An annual Community Day offers free gallery admission and a full slate of creative experiences inspired by the summer exhibitions. Visitors can explore hands-on art activities, enjoy live performances, and find special food vendors. Participants can craft a ruff inspired by the playful frills in An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collection, experiment with nautical navigation tools highlighted in CoastLines: American Prints and Drawings, and sample flavors that nod to Italy, home of artist Giorgio Griffa. Additional programming is planned, with features such as jugglers, live lute music, and caricature artists. Refreshments are available for purchase. The event is held rain or shine. Family programs receive generous support from Allen & Company.
Manton Research Center AuditoriumWorkshop - Intro to Tarot
Explore the divine and mysterious art of Tarot in an introductory workshop at Ventfort Hall. Trace the tradition from its 15th century origins to its wider popularity in American and European culture during the Victorian era and early 20th century. Learn the Waite-Smith system, the structural basics of the deck, and foundational etiquette for readings. The session is mostly lecture-style with tea and light snacks, and there will be independent and collaborative practice time with the instructor present. Tickets are $45. Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating, and walk-ins will be accommodated as space allows. All tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. For reservations, call (413) 637-3206.
Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age MuseumCommunity Yoga at the Glen
Enjoy a complimentary yoga session welcoming participants of every age and experience level, from first-timers to seasoned practitioners.
Greylock Glen CenterSt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert
Now in its 23rd season, St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts presents chamber music in a sacred setting with a performance by contrabassist Dorian Jackman alongside pianist Anne Leonard. The series takes place on Mondays throughout June, July, and August. Admission is free, and optional donations are welcomed to help offset expenses.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchCabaret: Liza & Liberace
Part of the 2026 Mr. Finn’s Cabaret season, supported by Renee and Steven Finn along with Judy and Marty Isserlis, this tribute imagines Liza and Liberace appearing together in a single cabaret concept. It explores the charm of an unlikely pairing and honors both names through a creative hypothetical encounter.
St. Germain StageAbraKidabra Family Magic Show
AbraKidabra brings a family-centered magic show to the North Adams Armory, blending eye-catching tricks, playful comedy, and unexpected surprises into a highly interactive experience for children. The show is created by Mike Bent, a widely regarded comedy magician with more than 20 years of performing experience whose credits include multiple appearances at the Annual White House Easter Egg Roll. Expect a lively performance that invites kids to participate throughout. Bring chairs if you need seating. For more information, contact Youth Services at the North Adams Public Library at 413-662-3133 ext. 14 or hdix@northadams-ma.gov.
North Adams ArmoryZiggy Marley and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Ziggy Marley appears alongside Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue in a concert that brings both artists to the same stage. The event features live performances from each, presented on a shared bill.
Koussevitzky Music ShedZiggy Marley Tickets
Ziggy Marley delivers buoyant reggae grooves and soulful energy, shaping an evening centered on unity, love, and classic island rhythms. The music is filled with positive energy, uplifting hearts and celebrating life.
TanglewoodTuesday Open Mic
On the majority of Tuesdays, the stage springs to life with a wide range of talent, from veteran virtuosos to emerging performers. Advanced facilities create an immersive experience.
Studio 9 at Porches InnChocolate Olympics | Young Adult Programming
The event features a series of flavorful challenges. A snack bag will be provided so goodies can be saved for later. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 203, or email youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumKids Graphic Novel Club
Lenox Library offers a monthly club for kids in grades 3 through 6 to talk about favorite graphic novels and create their own. Children under age 10 must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Lenox LibraryWater & Wildlife: Stream Explorers
Families explore nearby streams with nets and simple observation tools, searching for aquatic insects, small fish, salamanders, and other creatures that call the water home. With guidance from a naturalist, each discovery connects to the broader stream ecosystem and the surrounding landscape. The experience nurtures curiosity, builds confidence outdoors, and highlights how clean water sustains both wildlife and people.
Pleasant Valley Wildlife SanctuaryKids Night
Kids can enjoy a creative night with a surprise project revealed during the session. The cost is $10. To secure a spot, complete registration by sending a message.
Artsy AvenueGreen Living Seminar Series
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts brings back the popular Green Living Seminar series for the spring season with Nature and Spirituality. Across 12 weeks, the series examines faith, religion, and spiritual topics.
Massachusetts College Of Liberal ArtsWindsor Lake Concert
At Windsor Lake in North Adams, free summertime concerts bring live music to a relaxed, open-air lawn setting. These gatherings welcome community members of all ages to share the experience together.
Windsor LakeA Chorus Line
Supported by the Feigenbaum Foundation and by David and Carrie Schulman, this production of A Chorus Line follows seventeen dancers as they audition for a coveted place in a high-profile Broadway show. Each hopeful strives to prove themselves.
Boyd-Quinson Theater: Barrington Stage CompanyFINANCIAL COACHING FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY
Developed in partnership with Greylock Federal Credit Union, this session offers financial coaching tailored for the LGBTQ+ community. Certified Financial Wellness Coach Jeff Lowenstein (he/they) will be on site at Berkshire Pride for coaching office hours, providing guidance on credit building and repair, budgeting, debt management, lending options, preparing for homeownership, and more. Coaching is available in English or Spanish, as Jeff is fluent in Spanish. RSVP by emailing info@berkshirepride.org.
Berkshire PrideEagle Street Beach Party
Eagle Street transforms into a pop-up beach as North Adams brings sandy fun to the Northern Berkshires. This family-friendly celebration blankets the roadway with 250,000 of sand contributed by Specialty Minerals, creating a playful oasis in town. For safety and setup, the street will be closed for the duration of the event and will reopen after the sand is cleared. The festivities are presented with support from Greylock Federal Credit Union.
Eagle StreetThe Chalet
With the return of The Chalet at MASS MoCA, evenings unfold in a welcoming beer garden with live music and The Chalet, a bar originally built by artist Dean Baldwin for the 2012 group show Oh, Canada. The atmosphere brings together riverside regulars and friendly new faces, set within the museum and accompanied by local music beneath the Berkshire night sky.
B11.2 Swing SpaceSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
At Naumkeag, experience a sunset vinyasa yoga class with YogaLee that blends creative sequencing and a lively flow suitable for all levels. The practice is thoughtfully structured from the first poses through savasana. A limited supply of mats and blocks will be available. After class, the property remains open briefly so you can linger and enjoy the views as day turns to evening. Please arrive promptly, as the gates close shortly after the start of class. Advance registration is required, and weather may cause cancellations, with email notifications offering options to reschedule or receive a refund. If the organizers must cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and may receive a full refund or transfer to another scheduled program. Participant cancellations are eligible for a full refund when made well in advance, and refunds or transfers are not available for late cancellations. Yoga Lee members can request a discount code through the studio. Ticket details will be available soon.
NaumkeagDo You Need to Read the Confidence Man – July 16
Performer and playwright Elizabeth Doss, a great-great-great granddaughter of Herman Melville, returns to Herman Melville's Arrowhead to present a response to The Confidence Man. The program centers on the novel, described as the last published and completed work.
Herman Melville's ArrowheadRomance Book Club
This summer gathering at Clarksburg Town Library brings together fans of romance to discuss Love Her or Loose Her. Copies of the book are available at the library.
Clarksburg Town Library100 Years of Movies: "The Godfather" (1972)
The 100 Years of Movies series returns to the Mahaiwe with a screening of The Godfather, often regarded as one of cinema’s finest. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, this crime saga traces the ascent of a powerful family in the years after World War II and features Marlon Brando alongside Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton, and James Caan. Rated R, 2 hours and 55 minutes. The series celebrates more than a century of film at the Mahaiwe with introductions by director Deborah Reinisch and spotlights the careers of beloved stars lost this past year through nine selections tied to America’s 250th anniversary, including Bringing Up Baby (1938), The Big Sleep (1946), All About Eve (1950), North by Northwest (1959), The French Connection (1971), The Godfather (1972), All the President’s Men (1976), The Right Stuff (1983), and The American President (1995). Admission is $8, with ConnectorCare, WIC, SUN Bucks, and EBT Card to Culture indicated.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterCurator Tour – American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell
A curator-led tour of American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell, guided by Russell Lord, Chief of Curator Affairs, examines selected works to consider how artists across 250 years have portrayed the nation’s changing narrative and how those images both reflect and influence American identity. The tour also looks at the role of illustration in documenting real history and expressing shared values and aspirations. Tickets are $20 plus admission, or $10 for members. Space is limited, and reservations are required.
Norman Rockwell MuseumNorth Adams Public Library Workshops
No-cost creative sessions led by MASS MoCA Museum Educators are held at the North Adams Public Library, not at MASS MoCA. Tailored for children ages 12 and under, each gathering features a storytime paired with a hands-on art project inspired by an exhibition on view at the museum. This is a co-presented program hosted at the library.
B11.2 Swing SpaceEstate Sale
At the Boyd-Quinson Theater at Barrington Stage Company, a bereaved son faces his grief while undertaking the daunting work of sorting and emptying his late parents' home. This new play is making its world premiere and comes from an award-winning playwright and multidisciplinary artist.
Boyd-Quinson Theater: Barrington Stage CompanyIce Cream Social Family Fun & Local Flavor
Celebrate the season at an ice cream social fundraiser that supports a good cause. Enjoy scoops, family-friendly fun, and local flavor, with a warm welcome for everyone.
Wild Oats MarketTom Papa: Grateful Bread Tour
Tom Papa brings the Grateful Bread Tour to the stage for an evening of stand-up from a leading comedic voice with more than two decades of work across film, TV, radio, podcasts, and live performance. He recently released his sixth stand-up special, Tom Papa: Home Free, as a Netflix Original, drawing on life with the kids out of the house, married life, and everyday misadventures that range from pachinko close calls to late night 7-Eleven runs. His earlier specials include What A Day!, You’re Doing Great!, Human Mule, Freaked Out, and Tom Papa Live in New York City, with two directed by Rob Zombie. As an author, he gathered sharp, good-natured essays in We’re All In This Together… So Make Some Room, exploring the comfort found in our shared mistakes. He also wrote You’re Doing Great! And Other Reasons To Stay Alive and Your Dad Stole My Rake: And Other Family Dilemmas for St. Martin’s Press, both of which appeared on summer must read lists, and he contributes to The New Yorker. On the air, his podcast Breaking Bread with Tom Papa features food, conversation, and plenty of laughs with guests. He also hosts the daily Netflix radio show What A Joke With Papa And Fortune on SiriusXM Channel 93 and the monthly Come To Papa Live on Channel 94. His screen work includes Paper Spiders with Lili Taylor, The Informant! with Matt Damon, Analyze That with Robert De Niro, and The Haunted World of El Superbeasto with Paul Giamatti, in which he voiced the title character. He appears alongside Michael Douglas and Matt Damon in the HBO film Behind the Candelabra, directed by Steven Soderbergh, a production that earned multiple Emmy Awards. On television he led the NBC series The Marriage Ref for two seasons and held a recurring role opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus on The New Adventures of Old Christine. Tickets range from $40 to $89, with discounts available for Mahaiwe members and youth.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterBR&B makes their Parkside debut!
BR&B returns to Pittsfield with a blend of blues, classic rock, and R&B for those craving these sounds.
Parkside RestaurantNew England Pop-up Pen Show
The second New England Pop-up Pen Show returns to Hot Plate Brewing Co., featuring a compact show floor with 11 tables. Attendees can explore a strong mix of mostly vintage pens along with modern pieces and related items. Admission is free, with an optional donation jar to help cover organizing costs. Free parking is available nearby, and nearby hotels include Hotel on North and Holiday Inn. Confirmed vendors include Myk Daigle, Scott Jones, David Nishimura, David Isaacson, Paul Erano, Lindsay Rand, Andy Beliveau, and Day Art Store. There will be coffee in the morning, beer in the afternoon, and food options within walking distance.
Hot Plate Brewing Co.WoolWorks
WoolWorks at Greylock WORKS explores wool through both scientific insight and storytelling, offering a clear look at the properties of this natural fiber and the narratives connected to it. The focus is on discovery and understanding, highlighting what sets wool apart.
Greylock WORKSNorman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour
Explore downtown Stockbridge on a guided walk that traces the places and people that influenced Norman Rockwell and appear in some of his celebrated works. Along the way, hear about the town’s early history dating to 1734 and its Mohican roots. Highlights include Rockwell’s home on South Street, his first studio on Main Street, the Old Corner House, Chief John Konkapot’s property, the Red Lion Inn, the former site of Alice’s Restaurant, and additional points of interest. Tours meet on Main Street, and they take place away from the Museum, with no transportation provided between the Museum and the starting point. The route is mostly flat and follows sidewalks. Public on street parking and designated spaces at Town Hall are available nearby. Tickets are $20 and are separate from Museum admission. Capacity is limited, with a maximum group size of 24, so advance reservations are required. The tour is held rain or shine.
The Old Corner HouseFamily Storytime
Families with children up to age 6 can take part in a welcoming storytime led by MASS MoCA Museum Educators, followed by a short, kid-friendly exploration in the galleries. Each session highlights a different picture book tied to contemporary art, creativity, or themes found in the exhibitions. Begin in Kidspace, then continue with a brief walk-through and conversation that encourages looking closely and sharing observations.
B11.2 Swing SpaceBerkshiresphilAm pinoy group Annual summer picnic
A yearly potluck picnic at Onota Lake in Pittsfield, Massachusetts brings together the BerkshiresphilAm Pinoy group for a relaxed summer gathering by the water.
Onota LakeNeville Fire Dept. BBQ & Garage Sale
As part of Neville Days, the Neville Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual BBQ fundraiser alongside a community garage sale. Families can enjoy fire truck rides, lights and sirens, real firefighting gear to try on, and a chance for kids to spray the hose with the crew. A raffle will award a handcrafted steel chair set with a matching side table made by a local artist. Round out the day by browsing garage sale finds, visiting the museum, and playing disc golf at the community centre.
Neville Volunteer Fire DepartmentCommunity Yoga at the Glen
This no-cost yoga session welcomes participants of all ages and every experience level, from first-timers to longtime practitioners. Everyone is invited to take part in a practice that is open and accessible.
Greylock Glen CenterMeet the River Critters: Turning Stones with Declan McCabe
This hands-on, catch and release program invites participants of all ages to discover the small creatures that thrive in the Green River and the food webs that support them. Presented by the Hoosic River Watershed Association with aquatic biologist Declan McCabe, the session focuses on exploring macroinvertebrates through guided sampling and observation. All gear is provided, including nets, buckets, and microscopes, and there will be demonstrations of simple tools you can make for use at home. Please bring wading shoes or boots. Staff will assist with safely collecting, viewing benthic macroinvertebrates up close, and returning them to the water. Activities take place in the Green River near the woodland stairs along the Linear Link Trail at Linear Park. The program is free and open to everyone, with accommodations available on the flat lawn for microscope stations and river critter exploration. Declan McCabe is an aquatic ecologist and professor of biology at Saint Michael’s College and the author of Turning Stones: Discovering the Life of Water.
Linear Park, Water Street, Williamstown, MAPickle Fest
Pickle Fest offers a lively mix of music, food, a car show, games, and a bounce house, all with pickles front and center. Hosted by the Town and the Full Belly food truck, the festivities take place at the Clarksburg fairgrounds, just a short distance from the elementary school on the same side of the road. Vendors can apply online for space. Standard vendor spots are $50 and must feature at least one pickle related item for sale, or the space may be forfeited. Food vendors have a separate $150 fee and must secure town permits to sell food and hold all required certifications.
Clarksburg Town80’s Under the Stars 2026
Centered on the music of Talking Heads, this event salutes songs that have energized, uplifted, and comforted listeners around the world since the band’s 1975 debut at CBGB’s. David Byrne is regarded as a modern genius..., and that visionary spark continues to shine through a body of work that resonates across generations.
Bousquet Mountain Ski AreaTom Papa
Tom Papa takes the stage at Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. With over 20 years in stand-up, he is a leading voice in American comedy, and his work extends to acting, hosting, and writing across film, television, radio, and podcasts.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterHOLD THESE TRUTHS: Lara Downes and Friends
Lara Downes brings a live performance to MASS MoCA in North Adams. The event features the artist on stage at the venue.
MASS MoCAOpen Dodgeball - Drop In & Play!
Play dodgeball at Berkshire South with a monthly, walk-in format. Come with friends or arrive on your own and get right into the action. No advance registration is required. Berkshire South members play at no cost, and guests pay $10. You do not need to attend with a member.
Berkshire South Regional Community CenterForaging Walk at The Clark
Explore the edible and medicinal abundance growing around The Clark Art Institute on a guided walk focused on wild and feral plants and fungi. Naturalist and wild edibles enthusiast Arianna Alexsandra Collins, representing the Hoosic River Watershed Association and Offerings for Community Building, shares tips for identifying, harvesting, and preparing common species you might also find near your home. Tasting small bites along the trail is welcome. Thanks to support from The Clark, this program is free and open to everyone. Registration is available by phone at 413 458 2303.
The Clark Art InstituteWeird Al Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder Tour
Weird Al Yankovic appears at Tanglewood in Lenox, MA.
TanglewoodBig Richard
Big Richard brings its charged bluegrass sound to Studio 9, offering music that engages with the anxieties of the present day. The band highlights songs from its latest album, Pet, a bold response to what weighs on them and the wider world, recorded straight to tape to capture the immediacy of their performances. Mandolin and guitar player Bonnie Sims notes that their identity is rooted in high-energy delivery and in finding ways to translate that spirit in the studio.
“Weird Al” Yankovic: BIGGER & WEIRDER 2026 Tour With Special Guest Puddles Pity Party
“Weird Al” Yankovic returns to the stage with the BIGGER & WEIRDER 2026 Tour, a full-production multimedia comedy rock show that blends his iconic hits with fan favorites being performed live for the first time. His longtime band is joined by four additional players, creating an expanded concert experience.
Koussevitzky Music ShedAdams FREE Summer Outdoor Concerts Series
Experience a free outdoor concert in Adams as part of the town’s summer concert series. Attendees can bring lawn chairs or a blanket, slip on dance shoes, and enjoy the music with family and friends.
Adams Visitor CenterHenna Movie Marathon | Children's and Young Adult Programming
Berkshire Henna leads a session on the history and biology of henna, then attendees can unwind with short animated films while practicing the art. This program is restricted to ages 10 to 18. The henna mixture contains organic Lawsonia inermis powder, organic sugar, Bulgarian lavender oil, and distilled water. For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at (413) 499-9480, ext. 203 or youngadult@pittsfieldlibrary.org. Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum.
Berkshire AthenaeumWindsor Lake Concert Series with The Push
Live music fills Windsor Lake as The Push performs as part of a no-cost weekly concert series presented by the City of North Adams. Parking is free and restrooms will be open during the concerts. Any cancellations are announced on the day of the concert. The lineup also includes Pandemic Relief, A Band Called E.R.I.E., On The Line, and Elijah Stone, with a break during the Downtown Celebration. Support comes from Adams Community Bank.
Windsor LakeLovesong
Lovesong, a tender play by Abi Morgan, follows one marriage from youthful beginnings to later years, showing how affection grows, transforms, and endures. Two portrayals of the same couple share the stage, letting memory and present experience overlap as the effects of early decisions echo across a lifetime. The story contemplates aging, identity shaped by remembrance, the delicacy of happiness, the strength of commitment, and the certainty of change, offering an intimate portrait of devotion and the small moments that define a shared life. Directed by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright David Auburn, a longtime collaborator with Berkshire Theatre Group and a creative mainstay on the Unicorn stage, the production features Karen Allen, a Berkshire resident known worldwide for Raiders of the Lost Ark and Starman, and Broadway veteran David Garrison, previously seen with Berkshire Theatre Group portraying Irving Berlin in the world premiere of Coming Back Like a Song. They are joined by Rebecca Brooksher and Shawn Fagan, familiar to Unicorn audiences from The Importance of Being Earnest, Photograph 51, and Abe Lincoln in Illinois, all under Auburn’s direction, bringing a meaningful sense of continuity to this ensemble. With a close company and a lyrical structure, Lovesong reflects The Unicorn Theatre’s focus on artist-driven storytelling and offers a poignant exploration of partnership and memory across a lifetime. Recommended for ages 13 and up.
The Unicorn Theatre - 6 East Street, Stockbridge, MAGreen Living Seminar Series
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts presents the return of its Green Living Seminar Series with Nature and Spirituality, a 12-week program that explores how the natural world connects with faith, religion, and spiritual perspectives.
Massachusetts College Of Liberal ArtsSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Experience a creative, fluid vinyasa practice with YogaLee at Naumkeag, thoughtfully sequenced from start to finish and open to all levels. Set against the glow of a Berkshires sunset, this one-hour class blends energizing movement with a calming close in savasana. A limited supply of mats and blocks will be available. After class, the property remains open for an additional half hour so you can linger and take in the view. Please plan to arrive on time, as the front gates close shortly after the class begins. Pre-registration is required, and inclement weather will cancel. If weather forces a cancellation, an email will be sent that day with options to reschedule or receive a refund. If The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and offered a full refund or a transfer to another program within two weeks. To cancel a reservation, contact the organizers at least 7 days before the start of the program for a full refund; refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations made fewer than 7 days in advance. For questions, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee Members can email info@yogaleestudio.com for a membership discount code. Tickets coming soon.
NaumkeagEstate Planning for Your Peace of Mind
Take the stress out of planning ahead with a straightforward session on the essentials of estate planning. Whether your assets are modest or substantial, putting a basic plan in place can safeguard what you own and clearly communicate your wishes. The discussion highlights why anyone with money or property should prepare key documents and how skipping this step can leave loved ones with a difficult process. Admission is free for members and $10 for guests.
Berkshire South Regional Community Center100 Years of Movies: "All the President's Men" (1976)
Part of the 100 Years of Movies series at the Mahaiwe, this screening features All the President’s Men (1976), a political thriller that follows the Watergate investigation, with Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman as Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Directed by Alan J. Pakula from William Goldman’s Academy Award winning screenplay, the film is rated PG and runs 2 hours and 18 minutes. The series returns with introductions by director Deborah Reinisch and spotlights the work of beloved stars lost this past year through a lineup tied to America’s 250th anniversary, including Bringing Up Baby, The Big Sleep, All About Eve, North by Northwest, The French Connection, The Godfather, All the President’s Men, The Right Stuff, and The American President. Admission is $8. ConnectorCare, WIC, SUN Bucks, and EBT Card to Culture are listed.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterSPINDLE (music bingo) w/ DJ Pup Daddy - The Streaming Era (2010-2019)
Thistle and Mirth partners with Pup Daddy Productions to present SPINDLE, a music bingo game hosted by DJ Pup Daddy and themed around The Streaming Era. During the game, DJ Pup Daddy plays randomized one to two minute clips from popular tracks released between 2010 and 2019, and participants mark their cards when a matching song appears. There is no cost to take part, and prizes include $10 cash for a Single SPINDLE, $15 off your bar tab for a Double SPINDLE, and $35 off your bar tab for a Blackout SPINDLE.
Thistle and MirthYouth Tie-Dye for ages 5-18 years at North Adams Public Library
Get creative with a hands-on tie-dye activity for ages 5 through 18. The session takes place on the library’s front lawn and invites participants to add vibrant color to their own items. Please bring a plain white shirt or another small clothing piece to dye. Children should have an adult helper to assist.
The Mastheads Lantern Party
Five writers from around the country are living in Pittsfield while creating new work in The Mastheads studios located at Arrowhead. Guests can bring their own picnic.
Herman Melville's ArrowheadFestival of Contemporary Music
A reflective program of contemporary music pays tribute to lives ended too soon, focusing on memory, legacy, and the enduring power of modern sound. The presentation creates space for contemplation and connection as it honors absence while celebrating creativity that continues to resonate.
Tanglewoodthe BTU'S - FREE CONCERT!!!
The BTU'S make a return appearance at the gazebo stage. Guitarists and vocalists Bobby MacVeety and Steve Ide lead the group through Rock & Roll, Motown, Blues, and more, with a set full of danceable favorites.
Grover's Corner GazeboBranford Marsalis Quartet
The Branford Marsalis Quartet brings the core musical vision of NEA Jazz Master and Grammy Award winner Branford Marsalis to the stage. Marsalis, also a Tony and Emmy nominee, moves easily between symphonic concertos and collaborations with rock musicians such as members of the Grateful Dead, yet his long-running quartet remains at the heart of his work. For more than three decades, this ensemble has maintained a tight lineup and a reputation for uncompromising, finely crafted interpretations that span original compositions along with jazz and popular classics. The group earned Grammy nominations for its albums Upward Spiral and The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul, and recently made its Blue Note Records debut with Belonging, a complete interpretation of Keith Jarrett’s ECM recording of the same name that has drawn praise from the New York Times. Critics highlight the quartet’s mix of confidence, intellect, and high-energy performance. Tickets range from $69 to $99, with discounts available for Mahaiwe members and youth.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterAdams Summer Movies Series: Goonies
Enjoy a screening of Goonies as part of the Adams Summer Movies Series at the Adams Visitor Center. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for a cozy setup. Come with family and friends, pack snacks or a picnic dinner, or choose something from the weekly food truck.
Adams Visitor CenterRobby Hoffman
Robby Hoffman performs at MASS MoCA. She is an Emmy-honored writer and an actor who has received an Emmy nomination, with work that spans stand-up, television, and podcasting. In 2025, Variety included her among its '10 Comics...'.
MASS MoCADevised Theatre Ensemble: The Legends of the Berkshires
An original, family-friendly musical from Barrington Stage Company’s Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund’s Devised Theatre Ensemble follows two siblings whose family trip to Six Flags is cut short by a flat tire on Tyler Street outside Dairy Cone, sending them on a journey through Berkshire legends and defining moments. Along the way they encounter UFO lore, Revolutionary-era heroes, ghost stories, and larger-than-life local characters as they race to find their way back home. Created by Sam Lafrage and Billy Recce, the team behind Jack and the Beanstalk, the production is currently being devised through a collaboration between young theater enthusiasts and professional artists that emphasizes ensemble-driven storytelling for audiences of all ages. Presented at the Robert Boland Theatre, it is suitable for families and large groups.
Robert Boland TheatreVelcro Dodgeball for Tweens
Children ages 8 to 12 can take part in Velcro dodgeball at Roche Reading Park. Play one-on-one or team up, with up to six players on each team participating at a time. The atmosphere is competitive while staying friendly, and rough or unsportsmanlike conduct is not allowed. Participants younger than 10 must have a caregiver with them.
Lenox LibrarySummer Stomp Country Concert
Country vibes sweep across the slopes at Bousquet Mountain as the Summer Stomp Country Concert transforms the hillside into an open air stage for live music. Settle into a favorite spot on the mountain and enjoy a laid back night of toe tapping country tunes with a cold drink in hand. Drifters Bar & Restaurant will be open to ticket holders.
Bousquet MountainVolunteer: West Branch Housatonic River Cleanup
A community cleanup of the West Branch of the Housatonic River brings together the Berkshire Environmental Action Team and the Housatonic Valley Association. Volunteers will gather at Westside Riverway Park, then split into teams to remove litter from the riverbanks and riverbed, with canoes used to haul the collected debris. A complimentary lunch from a local restaurant will be provided after the cleanup for those who RSVP in advance. Volunteers should be ready to get wet and muddy. Wearing old clothes, a hat, sunscreen, sturdy old sneakers or waterproof boots or waders, sunglasses, and bringing a full water bottle is recommended. A limited number of waders will be available to borrow. In the event of pouring rain or lightning, the cleanup will be postponed. These efforts make a clear difference for the river’s health. Past cleanups have removed items such as mattresses, shopping carts, inflatable pools, bicycles, televisions, tires, construction materials, metal barrels, and everyday trash, even an empty ATM. Thanks to continued volunteer involvement, the amount of debris has been decreasing. Registration is requested to help organizers prepare materials and food and to note any dietary restrictions. West Branch River Cleanups are organized by BEAT and HVA and co-sponsored by the City of Pittsfield.
Westside RiverwayThe Thunderballs feat. NL Dennis
NL Dennis & the Thunderballs bring their show to the North Adams Farmers Market in North Adams. Tickets are available for this performance.
North Adams Farmers MarketNorman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour - With Special Guest Ed Locke
Explore downtown Stockbridge on a guided walking tour that highlights how the town and its people shaped Norman Rockwell’s art and appear in many of his best-known works. The experience also delves into local history dating to 1734 and the area’s Mohican roots. Stops include Rockwell’s South Street home, his first studio on Main Street, the Old Corner House that once housed the original Norman Rockwell Museum, property associated with Chief John Konkapot, the Red Lion Inn, the site once occupied by Alice’s Restaurant, and more. One tour features special guest Ed Locke, a former Rockwell model, who shares firsthand stories about the artist’s process. Participants in this special tour receive a print of The Runaway. This option is $50 per person, and another guided tour is offered at $20. Tour fees are separate from Museum admission. Tours take place in town rather than at the Museum, and groups meet on Main Street. Transportation from the Museum to the meeting point is not provided. Capacity is limited with a maximum group size of 24, and advance reservations are required. The route is mostly flat and on sidewalks, it runs rain or shine, and parking is available on the street or in designated spaces at Town Hall.
The Old Corner HouseCommunity Yoga at the Glen
A free yoga session open to people of all ages and experience levels. Suitable for complete beginners as well as long-time practitioners.
Greylock Glen CenterDoodle Bugs
This sensory class centered on books is designed for families with children ages five and under. Participants can explore letters, build fine motor skills, and enjoy reading together. It is a free, drop-in offering made possible through funding from the North Adams Public Library.
North Adams Public LibraryThe Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum Afternoon Tea
An outdoor afternoon tea series takes place in the garden at the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, featuring tea, finger sandwiches, desserts, and a range of arts and cultural conversations.
Susan B. Anthony Birthplace MuseumWinston Hodges
Adams Theater hosts a comedy show featuring Winston Hodges, a Washington, DC comic with Richmond, Virginia roots. He has performed in clubs around the country and is known for Southern warmth paired with bold, razor-sharp humor. He has also been featured on Dont Tell Comedy.
Adams TheaterRoxie’s Resources; a Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School Education Series
Roxie’s Barkery hosts a free educational class created in collaboration with Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School. This continuing series brings expert dog education to the community, with each session led by a credentialed professional dog trainer. Topics vary from class to class to help dog owners build skills, understand canine behavior, and strengthen their bond, whether they are new to dog care or have years of experience. Advance registration is required and capacity is limited. Sessions are for people only, so dogs should stay at home, which supports a focused learning environment and also allows the instructor to bring a demo dog if needed. Attendees unlock exclusive promotions, discounts, and other offers from Roxie’s Barkery and Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School. Participants may sign up for multiple upcoming classes and are encouraged to follow the series for ongoing, no cost learning that supports dog education and resources across the Northern Berkshire community.
Astrology 101 Workshop
New to astrology and looking for a clear starting point? This two hour, lecture based workshop breaks down the essentials so you can approach a natal chart with confidence. Explore the Sun, Moon, Rising, and the chart ruler, then move through the twelve signs with their elements and modalities. Learn what each of the twelve houses represents in everyday life and how the major aspects, including conjunctions, trines, and squares, shape interpretation. Discover how planets express differently by sign, why house placement matters, and how transits can highlight chapters in a personal story. A brief tea service at the midpoint offers a chance to pause and reflect. Tickets are $35. Seating is limited, so reservations are encouraged, and walk ins are accommodated as space allows. All tickets are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.
Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age MuseumCommunity Yoga at the Glen
This yoga session is free of charge and welcomes people of every age and experience level.
Greylock Glen CenterSt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert ~ Julian Müller, cello; Robert Logan, piano
As part of St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts 2026, now in its 23rd year of presenting chamber music in a sacred setting, this program highlights cellist Julian Müller alongside pianist Robert Logan. The series takes place each Monday throughout June, July, and August. Admission is free, and optional donations are welcomed to help offset expenses.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchOpen Mic Night
Open Mic Night at Studio 9 at Porches Inn highlights excellent sound and high-quality lighting that showcase every voice on stage. The setup supports performers and provides a clear listening experience for the audience.
Studio 9 at Porches InnJason Isbell and the 400 Unit With special guest Patty Griffin
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit perform with special guest Patty Griffin. From North Alabama and honored with six Grammy Awards, Isbell writes songs that transform simple moments and deep emotions into vivid, memorable poetry. His work reflects the everyday human experience with warmth, thoughtfulness, and at times unflinching honesty.
Koussevitzky Music ShedEQX Welcomes Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit to Tanglewood
Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit come to Tanglewood Musical Center, led by a six-time Grammy winner whose songwriting blends plainspoken feeling with lyrical finesse. From North Alabama, Isbell is known for portraits of everyday life delivered with tenderness, clarity, and at times unflinching honesty. With The 400 Unit he has toured the world and released multiple acclaimed albums, and he recently appeared in the Academy Award-nominated film Killers of the Flower Moon. He also began 2025 with a quieter turn, releasing Foxes in the Snow, a solo recording made at Electric Lady Studios that features only his voice and an all-mahogany 1940 Martin 0-17, drawing praise for its intimate focus on his craft. This appearance at Tanglewood Musical Center highlights the range of an artist and band recognized for moving, carefully honed songs.
Tanglewood Musical CenterTinker Tots
A weekly hands-on session at the Berkshire Athenaeum invites babies and toddlers ages 0 to 2, with siblings welcome, to explore alongside their caregivers through child-led play, art, music, and storytime. Hosted by the library in collaboration with Pittsfield’s CFCE, the program fosters tinkering, curiosity, and shared learning time for little ones and their adults.
Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield's Public LibraryAdams FREE Summer Outdoor Concerts Series - Eagle Community Band
Adams hosts a free outdoor summer concert series that offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for the community. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets, lace up their dancing shoes, and spend time with family and friends.
Adams Visitor CenterSing for Your Slumber: July Line Up
Experience live music at TOURISTS with the Sing for Your Slumber series. The July lineup features performances by Boyd Meets Girl, Julia Haltigan, Caralai, and Tre. Charles.
TOURISTSDrop-in Art Club
Drop-in Art Club is a free weekly program at UNO Community Center that invites participants to explore art in a relaxed, come-when-you-can setting. Sessions are guided by MASS MoCA and The Clark.
UNO Community CenterWindsor Lake Concert — Discover North Adams
Windsor Lake hosts a free summer concert with live music in a friendly outdoor setting. This lawn performance welcomes community members of all ages in North Adams to gather and enjoy a relaxed, open-air music experience.
Windsor LakeBang on a Can: LOUD Weekend 2026
Three days of immersive music unfold across MASS MoCA’s galleries, performing arts stages, and outdoor spaces, culminating the twenty-fourth Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival, a three-week residency for innovative composers and performers selected from an international roster. The Bang on a Can All-Stars perform a new arrangement of Philip Glass’s Glassworks from start to finish, alongside a new live arrangement of Terry Riley’s A Rainbow in Curved Air. Also featured are guitarist Yasmin Williams and Conrad Tao performing works by Frederic Rzewski and more. Eliza Bagg collaborates with Mantra Percussion to premiere Annie Gosfield’s one-act chamber opera Emma, exploring the vision, ideals, and legacy of Emma Goldman, a social activist in U.S. history. The program also includes Morton Feldman’s Piano and String Quartet, with additional performances throughout the weekend.
B11.2 Swing SpaceSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Unwind at Naumkeag with a lively vinyasa flow led by YogaLee, set against a beautiful Berkshires sunset. This all-levels class is thoughtfully sequenced from start to finish and lasts one hour. After class, the property remains open for an extra half hour so participants can linger and watch the sunset after savasana. A limited supply of mats and blocks will be available. Please plan to arrive promptly, as the entry gates close shortly after the class begins. Advance registration is required, and inclement weather will cancel with a same-day email offering reschedule or refund options. If The Trustees cancel due to weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and may receive a full refund or transfer within two weeks. To cancel a reservation, do so at least seven days before the program starts for a full refund, refunds and transfers are not available for later cancellations. Questions can be directed to aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee members may email info@yogaleestudio.com for a membership discount code. Tickets coming soon.
NaumkeagMassHire Berkshire Career Center – Walk In Veteran Employment Services (North Adams)
The North Adams Public Library hosts MassHire Berkshire Career Center Veteran Services for walk-in visits, giving veterans the opportunity to meet with a MassHire Veteran Employment Counselor.
North Adams Public LibraryBang on a Can's: LOUD Weekend at MassMOCA 2026
Bang on a Can and MASS MoCA present the 2026 edition of LOUD Weekend, a multi-day music festival at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA. The program spans three days of immersive music.
MASS MoCAThe Chalet at MASS MoCA
The Chalet returns to MASS MoCA, signaling the height of summer. This relaxed riverside gathering spot welcomes both familiar faces and first-time visitors, offering an easygoing place to linger into the evening. The atmosphere is warm and low-key, often sparking lasting summer memories.
MASS MoCAMASS MoCA: LOUD Weekend
Bang on a Can teams with MASS MoCA for the 2026 installment of LOUD Weekend, a multi day music festival hosted at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts. Over three days, the event delivers immersive music.
MASS MoCAWANDA HOUSTON BAND - free concert
The Wanda Houston Band returns to the GB gazebo for a free concert in the Berkshires. A longtime mainstay of the series, they come back each year to share live music with the community. This event is part of a summer lineup of no-cost performances.
Grover's Corner GazeboSea Glass Window Workshop at Stafford Cidery
Create a sea glass window in a beach and spring inspired workshop at Stafford Cidery. This guided session provides a prepared window frame along with shells, sand, ocean themed accents, colored glass, and other supplies, and participants are welcome to bring personal items to include. Artwork needs time to cure, so pieces will be ready for pickup the following day. Advance registration is required so a custom frame in the chosen size can be prepared. Pricing options include a small 5x7 for $43 and a large 8x10 for $63, and each option includes a pint of cider. Space is limited, and registration is available by emailing sisters.sea.glass24@gmail.com.
Western MassAwaken the Joyful Warrior: Centered, Strong and Free
This experiential workshop brings together yoga, breathwork, voice work, mindfulness, and intuitive movement to ease what feels heavy, clarify what is true, and renew a natural sense of aliveness.
Kripalu Center for Yoga & HealthThe Legend of Georgia McBride
A comedy from Tony Award-winning playwright Matthew López explores identity, reinvention, and chosen family in a struggling bar on Florida’s Panhandle. Casey, a young Elvis impersonator, sees his plans upended when he is asked to leave the Elvis act behind, slip into wigs and heels, and discover the rush of performing drag. What begins as a last-ditch decision grows into an exuberant journey filled with humor, heart, and memorable characters, offering an evening that blends big laughs with uplifting spirit. Directed by Eric Hill, whose past work includes The Elephant Man, Copenhagen, Edward Albee’s Seascape, and the widely praised A Chorus Line, this production brims with kinetic musical moments and vivid staging. The soundtrack features audience favorites like “I Will Survive,” “The Final Countdown,” “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” and “Born This Way,” underscoring a celebration of self-expression and the transformative spark of performance. Choreography is by Isadora Wolfe. Recommended for ages 10 and up.
The Colonial Theatre - 111 South St., Pittsfield, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01201Charlie Hunter x Ella Feingold
Charlie Hunter and Ella Feingold come together for Different Strokes for Different Folks, a duo project that brings Feingold full circle from first hearing Hunter with Leon Parker at the Regatta Bar in the late 1990s to creating and recording alongside him as a peer and friend. Hunter has praised Feingold as a fiercely soulful and gritty guitarist, and that mutual respect fuels a musical exchange that feels like conversation set to sound. The focus is on rhythm, space, and groove, with improvisations that step past familiar forms to create something immediate, intimate, and richly detailed. Quiet moments carry intention, and each idea unfolds naturally. Drawing on jazz, soul, and ambient influences, the music studies time and texture as minimal funk intersects with melody in motion. It is nuanced without fuss, ideal for a windows-down cruise, the kind of playing that gets heads nodding, invites daydreams, and leaves room to sing along. It can inspire musicians to reach for their own instruments. The pace is unhurried and patient. Recorded across four days, the project captures a candid conversation between two friends in a streamlined, minimalist funk setting.
Barrington HallFire on the Mountain Jam
Dead Mans Waltz returns to the annual Fire on the Mountain Jam for an evening of live jam music, mountain views, and a lively energy. Drifters Bar & Restaraunt will have food and drinks available for ticket holders.
Bousquet MountainTIW Presents "Beat the Heat '26"
TIW makes its return with an evening of professional wrestling at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Parish.
St. Elizabeth of Hungary ParishBilly Keane & The Waking Dream w/ The Whistle & Stack Opening
Billy Keane & The Waking Dream bring their indie folk sound to Barrington Hall, with The Whistle & Stack opening. Keane is an indie folk singer and songwriter based in the Berkshires who grew up in Australia and Connecticut, got his start singing in church, and has long been drawn to any instrument he could pick up. In recent years he has toured widely with his band The Waking Dream, shaping an open, exploratory set with a touch of psychedelia and supporting artists including Molly Tuttle & The Golden Highway, The Bones of J.R. Jones, The Gin Blossoms, and Town Mountain. His songs have been heard on SiriusXM’s The Spectrum, and his work has been featured by American Songwriter, No Depression, Under The Radar, and Relix Magazine. Festival and venue highlights include Nateva in Maine, FreshGrass at Mass MoCA, and SXSW in Austin. He has also taken part in residencies such as the FreshGrass festival’s Fresh Songs project in partnership with the House of Songs, and has shared stages with James Taylor, Yo Yo Ma, The Gin Blossoms, and Blues Traveler.
Barrington HallHudpuckers/Phelps Cancer Center Golf Fundraiser
Hudpuckers Pub & Grill is partnering with Waubeeka Golf Links to present the inaugural golf fundraiser benefiting the Phelps Cancer Center. The event focuses on giving back to the local community and supporting those affected by cancer. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with forms obtainable at Hudpuckers Pub & Grill or Waubeeka Golf Links. Registration forms are available as well. Hosted at Waubeeka Golf Links, this day of golf supports the Phelps Cancer Center.
Waubeeka Golf LinksWorkshop - Intro to Tarot
Curious about Tarot and where it comes from? This introductory workshop at Ventfort Hall explores a tradition that began in the early 15th century and gained broader popularity during the Victorian era’s New Age and Spiritualism movements. Expect a mostly lecture-style format with tea and light snacks, plus time for both independent and collaborative practice while the instructor is present. Topics include a concise history of Tarot, the Waite-Smith system, structural fundamentals, and basic etiquette for reading. Tickets are $45. Seating is limited and reservations are recommended, with walk-ins accommodated as space permits. All tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age MuseumAnnual Inter-generational Picnic
Rainbow Seniors hosts its annual intergenerational picnic, a free community gathering welcoming LGBTQ+ people of all ages and their allies. The event offers lighthearted games with prizes, plenty of laughter, and chances to connect with friends both new and familiar in an affirming, multigenerational space. Bring your picnic spirit and celebrate community.
Pittsfield State ForestSt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert ~ Alan Burns, trombone; Gregory Siloes, piano
As part of St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts 2026, trombonist Alan Burns performs with pianist Gregory Siloes in a chamber program presented in a sacred setting. The series is in its 23rd year and takes place on Mondays throughout June, July, and August. Admission is free, and voluntary contributions to help cover expenses are appreciated.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchDead Girl’s Quinceañera
Dead Girl’s Quinceañera offers a dark comedy about true-crime fixation, teen bravado, and the moment girls choose to seek answers for themselves. When Maria disappears during her quinceañera, her three closest friends take the mystery into their own hands. They question people who might know something, build wild and careful theories, and keep each other on their toes with sharp humor as they pursue the truth. This world premiere is co-produced by Goodman Theatre and Hartford Stage. Written by Phanésia Pharel and directed by Melia Bensussen. The run also features an Opening, a Deeper Look event, and an Aftershow. Support is provided by Alyson and Richard Slutzky, with New Works Series support from Roxanne and Scott Bok.
Saratoga Bus Trip
Set out on a bus excursion to Saratoga. The cost is $40 and covers transportation, with pizza provided at the club after the group returns.
Polish Falcons of America Nest 580New York Theatre Workshop's "Mind the Gap"
New York Theatre Workshop brings its intergenerational program Mind the Gap to the Mahaiwe, taking place in the Indigo Room for a full week of collaborative theatre-making. Designed to connect teenagers and older adults, the workshop focuses on identity, legacy, and empathy through storytelling and performance. Participants partner across generations and also work as a full ensemble to create original pieces drawn from their own experiences. The process culminates in a shared presentation of the work as a free public performance in the Indigo Room. The program is facilitated by New York Theatre Workshop, with teaching artists Noor Hamdi and Psacoya Guinn leading the workshop. Youth participants receive $250 stipends.
Norman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour
Explore downtown Stockbridge on a guided walk that traces Norman Rockwell’s inspirations and the people who appear in some of his most recognized artworks. Along the way, hear about the community’s long history, including its 1734 beginnings and Mohican roots. Highlights include stops at Rockwell’s home on South Street, his first studio on Main Street, the Old Corner House where the museum originated, Chief John Konkapot’s property, the Red Lion Inn, the former site of Alice’s Restaurant, and more. Tours take place away from the museum, and transportation to Main Street is not provided. Meet in front of The Old Corner House. The route is mostly level and follows sidewalks. Space is limited and advance reservations are required, with each group capped at 24 participants. The tour runs in any weather. Admission is $20 and is separate from museum entry. Public on street parking is available, along with designated spaces at Town Hall.
Lala Tamar & Friends featuring Yacouba Sissoko
Lala Tamar teams up with master kora player Yacouba Sissoko for an evening that threads North and West African traditions with a contemporary spark. A singer, songwriter, poet, guimbri player and dancer, Lala shapes ritual-infused North African sounds into a distinctly feminine voice, singing in Arabic, Amazigh and Portuguese with music that feels both nostalgic and dreamlike. She broke new ground by recording a contemporary album in Haquetia and, as one of the first women to carry the guimbri into new musical contexts, has shared stages with Karim Ziad, Khadija El Warzazia and Mehdi Nassouly. She also made her Lincoln Center debut in NYC. With a new album of original songs mainly in Darija, she offers an intimate Moroccan tribute to her heritage, welcoming listeners into a space of play, poetry, softness and strength. The ensemble traces the path of a desert caravan, slides into shaabi grooves linked to Agahadir and Algiers, and weaves African string textures with Arabic ornamentation. The program touches ceremonial healing music, trance-like connection and poetry carried across centuries, highlighting friendship, love and a shared humanity that reaches beyond borders. Yacouba Sissoko devotes his artistry to sharing West African history and culture while carrying messages of peace, love and harmony. Born into a renowned Djeli family in Kita, Mali, he began learning the 21-string kora and its oral traditions from his grandfather at age nine and was touring by fifteen. He studied at the National Institute of the Arts in Bamako and performed with Ami Koita, Kandia Kouyate, the Raoul Fulero Ensemble and l'Ensemble National du Mali. Rooted in community, he presents cultural programs and benefit concerts worldwide and blends his virtuosity with styles from Indian ragas to Appalachian tunes. He performs regularly with Regina Carter and with his own band, SIYA. General admission is $43 plus processing fees, and seating is at café tables. Member and public sales are available.
14th Annual Sweltering Summer 8-Hour Ultramarathon
An eight hour timed event on a certified dirt and cinder loop invites runners and walkers to cover as much distance as they wish. The .355 mile track encircles Clapp Park. Athletes start counter clockwise, switch directions halfway through, may use the full width of the surface, and can step onto the adjacent outer grass. The format is walker friendly, only fully completed laps count, and every participant receives an official marathon split at 74 laps. Chip timing is provided by Mike Melton and MCM Timing with a live, shareable leaderboard for spectators and post race review. Race day only packet pickup is offered. On course support features trackside personal table space with quick bottle refills, packaged snacks, and a no contact water and sports drink setup. Ice pops are served in the morning and pizza in the afternoon as an extra boost, and participants may set up personal areas along the loop. Overall champions are recognized alongside age group awards for 0 to 12, 13 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, 70 to 79, and 80 plus, with additional longevity and mileage honors at the finish. A virtual eight hour option is available in support of the AYJ Fund, including a handmade Ragged Cuts medal, an optional shirt for an additional $10, no age group awards, and a requirement to submit distance proof to the race director. Proceeds benefit the AYJ Fund, a northern Berkshire County nonprofit serving children facing a cancer diagnosis. Discounts include half price entry for participants under 20 with code YOUTH50, 10 percent off for those who have completed the race at least three times with code SERIALRUNNER, and 10 percent off for teachers, first responders, and active or retired service members with code SERVICE. If plans change, entries may be deferred for one year when requested in writing by the stated deadline. Volunteers support setup, registration, the start line, event operations, awards, aid stations, and cleanup. This race is part of the BURCS BADASS series, and performances earn points toward series honors.
Clapp ParkThe Seth Rudetsky Concert Series at Williams College featuring Norm Lewis
Seth Rudetsky hosts an evening with Norm Lewis that mixes songs from Lewis’s storied career with lively conversation, humor, and behind-the-scenes tales, with Rudetsky at the piano throughout. A nominee for Emmy, Grammy, Tony, and SAG awards, Lewis became the first African American actor to play the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera and earned major recognition for portraying Porgy in The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, including nominations from the Tony Awards, Drama Desk, and Drama League. His Broadway credits span Les Misérables, Chicago, Once on This Island, The Little Mermaid, and Sondheim on Sondheim. On screen, his work includes Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods, Pose, Scandal, The Blacklist, and Blue Bloods, along with appearances in PBS specials such as Live From Lincoln Center. He most recently appeared in the off-Broadway revival of Ceremonies in Dark Old Men and on the national tour of A Soldier’s Play. A 20% discount is available when purchasing tickets to all three events in The Seth Rudetsky Concert Series featuring Bonnie Milligan, Norm Lewis, and Lillias White.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceFreshGrass Presents: Big Thief
Big Thief comes back to MASS MoCA with a concert in Joe's Field, ten years after their first set there shortly after releasing their 2016 debut album, Masterpiece. Formed in Brooklyn and led by singer, guitarist, and songwriter Adrianne Lenker, the band has become a leading voice in indie folk. An electrifying summer performance awaits.
B11.2 Swing SpaceStand-Up Comedy at Door Prize Restaurant in North Adams, MA
Settle in for a night of laughs at Door Prize Restaurant in North Adams, MA. Headliner Maximilian Spinelli tops the bill, with Marty Nadler featured and Charlie Nadler hosting. To enjoy the full dinner menu, reservations are recommended for a meal before the show. A bar menu will be available, and the bar will be open throughout. The lineup may change without notice. This show includes adult content.
Door PrizeRoxie’s Resources; a Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School Education Series
A free educational class presented in partnership with Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School and hosted at Roxie’s Barkery offers practical dog education for the community. A certified professional dog trainer leads each session, with rotating topics that help owners build skills, communicate more clearly, and strengthen the bond with their dogs. New and longtime dog owners are welcome. Registration is required and seating is limited. These are people-only sessions, and the instructor may bring a demonstration dog when appropriate. Attendance is free. Participants receive access to exclusive promotions, discounts, and special offers from Roxie’s Barkery and Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School. Attendees may register for multiple classes in this ongoing series to continue learning and accessing resources that support the Northern Berkshire community.
Modern Alchemy of the Heart Retreat: Activating the 5 Elements
Led by Adora Winquist at the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, this 4-day retreat invites a return to emotional clarity, sacred purpose, and meaningful transformation through the wisdom of the five elements... air, water, fire, earth, and akasha. Participants take part in aromatic alchemy, somatic healing and sound meditation, a water immersion ritual, a fire ceremony, an Akashic Records healing meditation, and a labyrinth ritual, complemented by heart-centered teachings, reflection, and connection in community. The experience is intended for those ready to let go of old patterns, deepen intuition and emotional clarity, and embody lasting change. Attendees leave with practical alchemical tools for healing and manifestation, a renewed relationship with inner wisdom, and a clearer sense of direction.
Kripalu Yoga Center Lenox MASt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert: Multiple Musicians
Part of St. John’s Summer Noontime Concerts, now celebrating its 23rd year of presenting chamber music in a sacred setting, this program features oboist Terry Keevil alongside violinists Emily Kalish and Rachel Powers, violist James Bergin, cellist Annabelle Hoffman, and pianist Andrew King. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are appreciated to help cover expenses.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Set in the gardens of Naumkeag, this all-levels vinyasa class with YogaLee features a creative, dynamic flow that is thoughtfully sequenced from start to finish, paired with sunset views. A limited supply of mats and blocks is available. The practice follows the timing of the sunset, and the property remains open briefly after class so you can relax after savasana and enjoy the changing sky. Please arrive on time, as the front gates close shortly after the session begins. Pre-registration is required. If weather forces a cancellation, an email will be sent that day with options to reschedule or receive a refund. Cancellation policy: if The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and offered a full refund or a transfer to another scheduled program within two weeks. Cancellations requested at least seven days before the start of the program receive a full refund, and refunds or transfers are not available for cancellations made fewer than seven days before the start. For questions, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee Members can email info@yogaleestudio.com to request a membership discount code. Tickets will be available soon.
NaumkeagThe Dave Matthews Tribute Band
Barrington Hall presents the Dave Matthews Tribute Band, a Buffalo, New York based group devoted to honoring the classic Dave Matthews Band sound. With more than twenty years of dedication and a relentless road life dating back to 2004, they have played over 2,000 shows across 46 states and 10 countries. Expect intricate guitar lines, violin that soars, smooth saxophone, and drumming that moves from exploratory to explosive, all crafted to evoke the 1990s era of tape trading, spirited sing-alongs, and adventurous musicianship. The performance blends the feel of the early years with selections from later and current chapters to deliver a rounded and authentic tribute. With meticulous attention to detail and deep respect for the original quintet, the band strives to transport listeners back to a defining moment in DMB history.
Barrington HallSummer Movie Night (August) at Clapp Park
The Summer Movie Nights series returns to Clapp Park with sponsorship from Greylock Federal Credit Union. The August installment features a screening of Barbie, with the film beginning around sunset. Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs or blankets for comfortable lawn seating. The Lions Club of Pittsfield will sell popcorn and sodas, and only cash will be accepted. This outdoor program is part of a monthly lineup in June, July, and August. Plans may change in the event of inclement weather, and any updates will be shared on Facebook.
Clapp ParkNorth Adams Public Library Workshops
MASS MoCA Museum Educators lead free art workshops at the North Adams Public Library. This is a co-presentation hosted at the library rather than at MASS MoCA. Aimed at children 12 and under, the activities feature a book reading and a hands-on art project connected to one of the museum's exhibitions.
B11.2 Swing SpaceNortheast Unschooling Conference 2026
The Northeast Unschooling Conference brings families together in the Berkshires at Camp Winadu for a blend of meaningful conversation and classic summer camp fun. Parents take part in panels and discussions focused on self-directed learning, while children enjoy plentiful chances for outdoor play, creativity, and connection. Kids can jump into activities such as foam sword play, tie dye, and Rubik’s cubes. Teens have a dedicated cabin, time by the lake, and opportunities to bond with other unschooled peers, including playing werewolves by the fire. Families also share time together swimming and trying outdoor games in a relaxed, welcoming camp setting. Days are lively and playful, evenings are relaxed and social, and the atmosphere emphasizes community as much as ideas, creating an experience that feels more like a shared summer adventure than a typical conference. This gathering suits families who want children to be genuinely happy, parents to feel supported, and learning to unfold naturally.
Norman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour
Set out on a guided stroll through downtown Stockbridge to see how the town and its people influenced Norman Rockwell and appeared in celebrated artworks. Along the way, hear about the community’s story dating to 1734, including its Mohican roots. Highlights include Rockwell’s South Street home, his earliest studio on Main Street, the Old Corner House, Chief John Konkapot’s property, the Red Lion Inn, the site once home to Alice’s Restaurant, and additional points of interest. This experience takes place in town rather than at the museum, and groups convene on Main Street. Transportation from the museum to Main Street is not provided. The fee is $20, and it is separate from museum admission. Capacity is limited, and advance reservations are required. The tour runs rain or shine. Meet in front of the Old Corner House on Main Street. Parking is available on the street or in designated Town Hall spaces. The path is largely level and follows sidewalks. Group size is capped at 24.
Nature Play Days
Pleasant Valley’s Nature Play Area invites young explorers to climb, imagine, and build coordination and motor skills in an outdoor setting. Families can drop in to spend time in nature, meet other families, wander the trails, and visit Pike’s Pond. Take part in nature bingo and scavenger hunts that build keen observation. Bring a snack or a picnic to extend your time together and learn more about the sanctuary and its camp opportunities. Attendance is free for Mass Audubon members and for Lenox residents, and is otherwise included with regular sanctuary admission.
Pleasant Valley Wildlife SanctuaryFamily Storytime
Families with children up to age 6 can take part in a storytime led by MASS MoCA Museum Educators, followed by a brief gallery walkthrough and conversation about the art. Each session highlights a different children's book that connects to contemporary art, creativity, or themes from the exhibitions on view. Gather in Kidspace to begin.
B11.2 Swing SpaceBirds Up Close with Lorna Gibson: Author Talk & Book Signing
Explore how birds function through the lens of engineering as Lorna Gibson presents insights from Birds Up Close: An Engineer Explores Their Hidden Wonders. Drawing on her work as an MIT engineering professor and a lifelong birder, she examines feathers, bones, bills, eggs, and flight at both microscopic and larger scales to reveal how structure shapes performance. Hear how feather microstructure creates vivid colors such as the bright red of a male Cardinal and the iridescent reds and greens of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, how those same feathers keep birds warm and dry with effective down insulation against heat loss, and how they help form the aerodynamic shape of a wing that enables flight. The program concludes with a Q&A, light refreshments, and an opportunity to purchase a signed copy of her upcoming book.
Pleasant Valley Wildlife SanctuarySt. John’s Summer Noontime Concert: Allen Shawn, Yushiko Sato, piano
This concert is part of St. John’s long-running summer chamber music series, now in its 23rd season, presented in a sacred setting. The program features piano performances by Allen Shawn and Yushiko Sato. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are appreciated to help offset expenses.
St. John's Episcopal ChurchWindsor Lake Concert Series with On The Line
On The Line performs at Windsor Lake as part of a free weekly concert series hosted by the City of North Adams. Parking is free and restrooms will be available during the concert. Any cancellations are announced on the day of the show. The series is supported by Adams Community Bank, with an upcoming performance by Elijah Stone.
Windsor LakeSummit Sounds with Grateful Bro
Grateful BRO returns to Bousquet for a second year as the Blue Roadhouse Orchestra delivers a Grateful Dead inspired blend of psychedelic rock, blues, and folk. The setting combines live music with sweeping views of Mt Greylock and Pittsfield, late summer weather, and food and drinks on the mountain. Capacity is limited to 200 per show.
Bousquet MountainSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Unroll your mat for a creative, flowing vinyasa yoga class led by YogaLee, framed by sunset views in the Berkshires. The practice is designed for all levels and follows a thoughtful progression from first pose to final relaxation. A limited number of mats and blocks will be available. Pre-registration is required, and sessions may be canceled due to weather with options to reschedule or receive a refund communicated by email. If the organizer cancels because of severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and offered a full refund or a transfer to another scheduled program. Participant cancellations are eligible for a refund only when made in advance. Refunds and transfers are not available for late cancellations. Yoga Lee members can access a membership discount code. Tickets are coming soon.
NaumkeagRoomful of Teeth
Roomful of Teeth, the GRAMMY Award-winning vocal ensemble, returns to MASS MoCA to develop a full-length concert piece with Puerto Rican-born composer Angélica Negrón and Balún, a transnational indie electronic band based in Brooklyn. The Puerto Rico Experiment is a new song cycle that unfolds through brief sound vignettes for voices set within a varied blend of acoustic and electronic textures. It taps the expressive range of the human voice, reimagines Caribbean folk traditions, and layers electronics to form a distinct musical world that moves among history, memory, and an imagined future.
B11.2 Swing SpaceNorman Rockwell's Stockbridge Walking Tour
Discover downtown Stockbridge on a guided walking tour that explores how the town and its residents shaped Norman Rockwell’s art while also highlighting the area’s history and Mohican origins. The route is mostly flat and follows sidewalks. Stops include Norman Rockwell’s home on South Street, his first studio on Main Street, the Old Corner House, Chief John Konkapot’s property, the Red Lion Inn, the former site of Alice’s Restaurant, and more. The group meets on Main Street in front of the Old Corner House. The tour is not held at the Museum, transportation to Main Street is not provided, and the cost is $20, separate from museum admission. Space is limited, with a maximum group size of 24, and reservations must be made in advance. The experience takes place rain or shine. Public on-street parking is available, along with designated spaces at Town Hall.
The Seth Rudetsky Concert Series at Williams College featuring Lillias White
Tony Award winner Lillias White takes the spotlight in Seth Rudetsky’s concert series, with Rudetsky at the piano and hosting as the SiriusXM Broadway personality. The evening pairs songs from White’s remarkable career with relaxed conversation, humor, and backstage stories from life in theater and on screen. White earned Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle honors for Sonya in The Life, and her Broadway credits include Hadestown, Dreamgirls, Cats, Chicago, Once on This Island, and Fela!, which brought her a Tony nomination. Her concert and cabaret work spans the award-winning The Lillias White Effect and appearances at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and opera houses worldwide. On television she won an Emmy for Sesame Street and has appeared in The Get Down, Gotham, and Law & Order. This concert series also features Bonnie Milligan and Norm Lewis, and purchasing tickets to all three events provides a 20 percent discount.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceChristian Center’s Community Day
The Christian Center’s annual Community Day brings people together for a community focused afternoon. Complimentary food will be available, along with games that include prizes and a bounce house that features a special addition this year. A free back to school clothing boutique serves school-aged children and teens. The event also includes a big announcement about the future of The Christian Center.
Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood
CT&WMA and Boston clubs come together for an afternoon at Tanglewood, where the Boston Symphony Orchestra performs Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, also known as Ode to Joy.
Tanglewood Music FestivalNature-Inspired Tai-Chi
Unwind with a gentle Tai Chi practice in the open air, guided by a certified instructor. The session blends simple, accessible movements with quiet moments for forest bathing, inviting you to notice your surroundings, from shifting light and a soft breeze to birdsong and the ground beneath your feet. Drawn from patterns in nature, the flow builds balance, calm, and steady energy. No experience is required, and the instructor will assess the group and shape the outdoor experience to meet participants’ needs.
Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary29TH ANNUAL MCLA ATHLETICS GOLF CLASSIC
The 29th annual MCLA Athletics Golf Classic takes place at Waubeeka Golf Links with MountainOne as the premier sponsor. Continuing a yearly tradition of recognizing those who make a difference for MCLA Athletics, this edition honors MCLA Foundation Board Vice Chair JamieEllen Moncecchi, Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of Greylock Federal Credit Union and a dedicated volunteer on the MCLA Foundation Board of Directors since 2020. Registration and sponsorship options are available, including the opportunity to sponsor a team of four. Admission includes an 18-hole tournament, greens and cart fees, lunch, branded gifts, and a post-golf dinner at Waubeeka Golf Links. The classic supports MCLA Athletics and helps enhance the experience of student-athletes.
Waubeeka Golf LinksThe Art of the Opening
This curator-led series at WCMA previews artworks destined for the inaugural installation. One program features Kevin Murphy, Eugénie Prendergast Senior Curator of American and European Art, introducing an eighteenth-century Mexican anthropomorphic chair recently added to the collection. Another program spotlights Mellon Curatorial Fellow Rachael Nelson as she explores a white ground lekythos, a Greek vessel traditionally used to store and pour scented oils such as olive oil. Light refreshments will be available, and reservations are requested.
Williams College Museum of ArtSummit Sounds with The Housie Shakers
A local favorite from Berkshire County, The Housie Shakers return to a distinctive Berkshires concert setting with a mix of originals and wide-ranging covers. The performance spans rock, blues, pop, bluegrass, reggae, Americana, and improvisational grooves. Attendees can enjoy evening views and late summer weather along with food and drinks. The setting looks out to Mt. Greylock and the city of Pittsfield, creating a scenic backdrop for the music. Tickets are limited to 200 per show.
Bousquet MountainSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
Enjoy a creative, flowing vinyasa yoga class with YogaLee at Naumkeag, welcoming practitioners of all levels and thoughtfully structured from beginning to end. Practice as the sky shifts toward sunset over the Berkshires, with a limited number of mats and blocks available. The property remains open briefly after class so attendees can linger for the view. Please plan to arrive on time, as the front gates close shortly after the class begins. Pre-registration is required, and inclement weather will cancel. If weather forces a cancellation, an email will be sent with options to reschedule or receive a refund. If The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants are notified by email with the choice of a refund or a transfer to another scheduled program. To cancel a reservation, contact the organizers in advance to be eligible for a refund, as refunds and transfers are not available for late cancellations. For questions, email aduquette@thetrustees.org. Yoga Lee Members can email info@yogaleestudio.com for a membership discount code. Tickets will be available soon.
NaumkeagLittle Lies
Little Lies appears at Barrington Hall for the first time with a high-energy salute to Fleetwood Mac. This touring group from Boston features seven professional musicians who revive the band’s signature sound with layered harmonies and a powerful rhythm section, delivering a production that has filled theaters across New England and the Tri-State region over the past two years. The performance spans five decades from the Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham era with favorites like Dreams, Go Your Own Way, and Say You Love Me, while also honoring earlier chapters with Bob Welch’s Sentimental Lady and founding member Peter Green’s Black Magic Woman. Expect an evening of romance and drama with a generous nod to Rumours. All ticket purchases are nonrefundable for missed shows. If the event is canceled or postponed, ticket holders will be notified and can choose a refund or keep their tickets for the new date.
Barrington HallSasha Velour - "Travesty"
Sasha Velour brings Travesty to New England in a tour debut presented by The Adams Theater at the ‘62 Center for Theatre and Dance. This queer history epic traces life across eras, from the fire of witch hunts and the poise of a high-wire clown to the throb of disco and the defiance of an underground bar standing up to police. Through a cascade of lip-sync performances, Velour embodies a gallery of striking characters and invites reflection on a cycle of existence, resistance, and camp that defines drag. Blending performance art with historical storytelling and a call to action, the show offers a vivid theatrical journey. The lineup includes a main stage performance at the ‘62 Center for Theatre and Dance at Williams College and a talkback with Berkshire’s drag producer Bella Santarella at the Adams Theater. VIP add-on tickets include an intimate meet and greet with a photo opportunity.
'62 Center for Theatre & DanceJay Jurden
Jay Jurden, star of the Hulu comedy special Yes Ma’am, showcases the sharp, original perspective that has earned him national attention. Originally from Mississippi and now based in New York, he is known for tightly crafted jokes, an engaging presence, and humor that mixes personal stories with broad appeal. His television credits include four appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, along with spots on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents, and HBO’s High Maintenance.
B11.2 Swing SpaceRoxie’s Resources; a Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School Education Series
This free educational class, presented in partnership with Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School and hosted at Roxie’s Barkery, is part of an ongoing series that brings accessible dog training knowledge to the community. A certified professional dog trainer leads each session, with rotating topics that help owners deepen understanding, offer better support, and build a stronger bond with their dogs. The series welcomes first-time dog owners as well as those with years of experience. Registration is required and seating is limited. These are people-only sessions, so dogs should stay at home, which keeps the setting focused and allows the instructor to bring a demonstration dog when appropriate. Attendees receive access to special promotions, discounts, and offers from both Roxie’s Barkery and Berkshire Humane Society’s Family Dog School. Participants can register for multiple classes in the series to continue learning at no cost while expanding resources for the Northern Berkshire community.
Judy Collins - Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: Farewell Tour
Judy Collins has inspired audiences for decades with expressive vocals, courageous songwriting, personal resilience, and a lifelong commitment to social activism. In the 1960s she voiced the idealism and determination of a generation confronting social and environmental injustice. Her influence continues as new listeners discover a 55-album legacy shaped by deep artistic discipline. An award-winning singer-songwriter celebrated for inventive interpretations of folk traditions and moving original work, Collins now bids farewell to the road with Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: Farewell Tour. This expansive final journey across North America and beyond offers a last chance to experience her enduring voice and gift for storytelling in a live setting.
Summit Sounds with The Hotshot Hillbillies
High above the Berkshires, Summit Sounds brings The Hotshot Hillbillies to the summit of Bousquet for a country rock performance with sweeping views. Named the Berkshires' Best Live Band for 2025, the group follows last year's Summer Stomp with tight harmonies, foot stomping songs, and an energetic stage presence. Expect beautiful evening vistas of Mt Greylock and Pittsfield, late summer weather, and food and drinks alongside the music. Only 200 tickets are available for each show and they are expected to sell out.
Bousquet MountainSunset Yoga at Naumkeag
At Naumkeag, enjoy a creative, fun, flowy vinyasa yoga session with YogaLee set against a Berkshires sunset. This one-hour, all-levels class moves through a dynamic flow with a thoughtful sequence, and a limited number of mats and blocks are available on site. The start time shifts seasonally to follow the sunset, and the property remains open for an additional half hour after class so you can relax after savasana. Attendees should arrive on time because the front gates close shortly after class begins. Pre-registration is required. If weather forces a cancellation, an email will be sent that day with options to reschedule or receive a refund. If The Trustees cancel due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, registrants will be notified by email and may receive a full refund or transfer to another scheduled program within two weeks. To cancel a reservation, contact the organizers at least seven days before the program begins for a full refund; refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations made fewer than seven days in advance. Tickets are coming soon.
NaumkeagKelli Anderson: Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape
An evening at the R&D Store features Kelli Anderson, creator of Alphabet in Motion, in a conversation moderated by Melanie Mowinski, Professor of Art at MCLA. Alphabet in Motion, from Katherine Small Gallery, uses inventive paper engineering to make the history of typography and letter shapes tangible. A cover designed for interaction, seventeen pop-up mechanisms, and hands-on elements throughout give readers a tactile way to understand how letterforms have changed over time and how they can express a point of view. The discussion highlights why the history of type is both technical and deeply visual and offers a sensory path into seeing how the story of writing, from the Bronze Age to the Information Age, is reflected in the microcosm of type.
B11.2 Swing SpaceOrleans
Classic rock mainstays Orleans take the stage at The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, bringing the distinctive harmonies and tight musicianship that have defined their legacy. Formed in Woodstock, New York, the band has spent five decades touring worldwide, releasing 17 albums along with multiple concert DVDs. Hits such as Still The One, Dance With Me, and Love Takes Time continue to be heard across radio, television, and streaming, connecting with listeners of every generation. Their concerts showcase spirited energy, heartfelt delivery, and the unmistakable sound that first put them in the spotlight.
The Colonial Theatre - 111 South St., Pittsfield, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01201TIW Presents "Adams Street Showdown in September '26"
TIW is back at the Adams Street Fair with a complimentary open-air show.
Adams Community BankIvy League of Comedy Tour
A stand-up showcase from the Ivy League of Comedy brings together Moody McCarthy, J-L Cauvin and Jane Condon for a night of witty, relatable sets and plenty of laughs. Expect a brisk run of clever material delivered with three distinct voices, all on one stage. Moody McCarthy pairs nimble wordplay with quirky observations. His credits include America’s Got Talent, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Conan and The Late Show with David Letterman, and he is a regular presence on SiriusXM. With a low-key style and precise timing, he lands big punchlines with ease. J-L Cauvin is known for spot-on impressions and viral sketches that have earned more than 30 million views online. He has appeared on The Late Late Show, The Howard Stern Show and ESPN Radio, weaving political satire and pop culture into a set that stays current and engaging. Jane Condon tells smart, story-driven jokes that have drawn praise from The New York Times and the Associated Press. Seen on The View and Last Comic Standing, she mines family, marriage and everyday moments for humor that resonates. Thoughtful, quick and very funny, this lineup offers an evening of stand-up that mixes sharp perspectives with crowd-pleasing punchlines.
The Colonial Theatre - 111 South St., Pittsfield, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01201BURCS Free to Run Trail Races
Free to Run Trail Races features distance options of 50k, 25k, 10 mile, and 5 mile. The course packs in plenty of hills, creating a demanding challenge for trail runners. Choose the distance that fits your goals and be ready for steady climbing from start to finish.
Pittsfield State ForestSon Lux
Son Lux appears with mmeadows. Over nearly twenty years, the trio has cultivated a sweeping sound, and their latest chapter, Out Into, channels that vision into concise, tactile songs sparked by collaboration in the moment. Following extensive work in film scoring, including an Oscar-nominated soundtrack for Everything Everywhere All At Once and music for Marvel’s Thunderbolts*, the group leaned into a more immediate and direct process. The result occupies a vivid middle ground between intimate and expansive, impulsive and refined, experimental edge and pop appeal, all fueled by a devotion to the first spark of an idea and a renewed burst of energy, attitude, and color.
B11.2 Swing SpacePretty Paws Nail Clinic
Pretty Paws Professional Pet Services will be on site at Benson's Pet Center (Pittsfield) with a nail clinic offering gentle pampering for pets. Pricing ranges from $10 to $15.
Benson's Pet Center (Pittsfield)Arturo Sandoval at Williamstown Jazz Festival
Arturo Sandoval and his octet bring the closing performance of the Williamstown Jazz Festival to Chapin Hall at Williams College. The Cuban-born trumpeter, an acclaimed composer and former protégé of Dizzy Gillespie, unites jazz, Latin, and classical traditions with riveting energy. His career has reached major stages from the Grammy Awards to the Oscars, yet his live presence is unmatched. Expect an intimate Berkshires setting and a high-impact concert from one of the most celebrated jazz trumpeters performing today.
Chapin Hall Dr, Williamstown, MA 01267, United States