Arts Sounds of Swing at Norman Rockwell Museum Live music presented in conjunction with the museum’s Jazz Age Illustration exhibition. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts In Focus: The Color White at the Clark Hear about the many artistic and emotional dimensions of the color, from light and hope to isolation and fear, through works in the permanent collection. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Better Than Ezra Brings ’90s Alt-Rock to the Mahaiwe This Spring Better Than Ezra will play the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center on Friday, March 27, adding a dose of ’90s alternative rock nostalgia to the theater’s growing 2026 lineup. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Line-up Announced for Wilco’s Solid Sound 2026 The North Adams festival returns June 26-28 with a stacked lineup—and a historic reunion with Billy Bragg to perform “Mermaid Avenue.” By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Pocket Vinyl at Village Center for the Arts Music, storytelling, and visual art mesh into a single, unrepeatable performance. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Drop-In Drawing: "Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…" Slow down and engage directly with the powerful, prolific "Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…" through observation and practice. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Inside “Home and Work” at TSL: Nancy Shaver, George Liu, and Maximilian Goldfarb At TSL Hudson, fabric, sculpture, and charged imagery collide in a playful meditation on art, home, and the work we carry. By Taliesin Thomas •
Arts The Testament of Ann Lee Screening with Amanda Seyfried at the Crandell December 23: A one-night-only screening and conversation with Amanda Seyfried. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts BIFF Named First US Partner for EU Transatlantic Rising Stars Project The partnership is designed to encourage artistic exchange between Europe and the United States. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Everett Bradley’s “Holidelic” Takes Off in Tivoli The seasonally festive funk revue will take over Kaatsbaan Cultural Park on December 12 and 13. By Peter Aaron •
Arts Print Room Pop-Up: Andrea Chénier The display offers a macabre but compelling glimpse into the anxieties that shaped the opera’s dramatic setting. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Work-in-Progress: Short-sighted by Deborah Hay Known for her radical approach to undoing learned movement and expanding perception, Hay brings her signature mix of rigor, humor, and the unexpected to this evolving piece. By Francesca Olsen •
