Arts Flore Laurentienne Blends Chamber Sound With a Minimoog at the Clark Composer Mathieu David Gagnon's chamber-electronic project, named for a botanist's writings on the region's wild plants, brings strings and vintage synthesizers to the museum's auditorium. By Jamie Larson •
Arts A Close Look at the Giant Wooden Ribcage, Slowly Decaying in the Woods at the Clark A guided discussion of "the End" closes out the "Ground/work: A Close Look" series, examining a sculpture built to disappear. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The First Williamstown Jazz Festival Brings Arturo Sandoval and Jazz Royalty to Three Venues Three days, world-class headliners, and a festival MC who ran San Francisco's legendary Keystone Korner for a decade. By Jamie Larson •
Arts A Closer Look at Laura Ellen Bacon's Woven Willow Sculpture at the Clark Part of the "Ground/work 2025: A Close Look" series, examining how a British artist's nest-like installation converses with the museum's woodland trails. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Images Cinema Reopens After Major Renovation with New Second Screen and Events All Over Town The newly renovated nonprofit theater returns with blockbusters, folk horror, outdoor screenings, and a Sondheim retrospective. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Unstable Origins of Color Photography at The Clark "Technical Difficulties: Early Color Photography and Conditioned Viewing" with art historian Rachel Lee Hutcheson. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Naked in the Rideshare," a WTF Theatrical Dinner The Williamstown Theatre Festival presents "Table Read," a theatrical dinner experience unfolding on March 26 By Jamie Larson •
Arts Artemis at the Clark The all-star jazz ensemble Artemis comes to the Clark on Saturday, March 21, bringing a lineup of modern jazz virtuosos led by pianist and musical director Renée Rosnes. By Jamie Larson •
Food Mezze Bistro at 30: From Youthful Hotspot to Berkshire Hospitality Icon When Nancy Thomas opened Mezze in 1996, she was a young restaurateur with an urban sensibility and a fresh idea. Three Decades Later she leads a local hospitality powerhouse. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Dither Goes to Space for Clark I/O Fest As part of the 2026 I/O Fest Dither invites you into "The Expanding Universe" with electric guitars. By Jamie Larson •
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 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 •
