Arts Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival Announces 10 Weeks of Summer Performance In its 94th season, the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival returns to a full 10-week summer of programming, June 24 through August 30. By Jamie Larson •
Arts “Technologies of Relation” at MASS MoCA: Techno-Organic Symbiote, Know Thyself the exhibition does not attempt to adjudicate AI’s moral standing. Instead, it situates contemporary technological systems inside the most intimate architectures of daily life. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Crys Matthews at Hudson's Park Theater Singer-songwriter Crys Matthews brings her singular blend of folk, blues, and Americana to Hudson’s Park Theater on Thursday, February 19. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Chrissi Poland at the Indigo Room Poland presents "Forever: Muscle Shoals" tracing the musical legacy of Muscle Shoals, Alabama—a historic crucible of popular music. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Learn Paper Engineering and Pop-Ups in Torrington A deep dive into the mechanics of three-dimensional paper forms. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Jamie McLean Band at the Buttonball Barn Blues-informed, New Orleans–inflected rock in Egremont. By Jamie Larson •
Arts New Dance at Kaatsbaan: The Bang Group An ongoing project that pushes against traditional tap vocabulary through humor, gesture, and layered rhythmic play. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Dark: PS21’s Winter Festival of Performance This Week A weeklong festival of performance, installation, music, dance, theatre, and community-oriented experiences across more than a dozen locations February 16-22. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Hotchkiss Philharmonic with Mezzo-Soprano Magdalena Kulig the orchestra welcomes the Polish mezzo-soprano for a program that bridges baroque, late-romantic, and cinematic movements. By Jamie Larson •
View of Olana State Historic Site overlooking the Hudson River, home and studio of landscape painter Frederic Church. Arts Frederic Church at 200: Historic Artist who Built Olana Goes Global A yearlong bicentennial celebration centered at Olana reframes Frederic Church as a globally minded artist whose work still shapes how we see landscape. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts The Legacy of Incarceration with The W.E.B. Du Bois Center In conjunction with the premiere of the Scottsboro Boys Traveling Exhibit, the W. E. B. Du Bois Freedom Center also presents a screening of "The Alabama Solution" at The Triplex Cinema. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Nicole Zuraitis, Valentine’s Day at Hudson Hall Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a live performance by the two-time Grammy winner at Hudson Hall. By Jamie Larson •
