June 28 - The world renowned cellist Wendy Sutter peforms with pianists Paul Posnak and Anita Castiglione
Join us to enjoy a delicious, even “glorious” fall meal prepared by celebrated local chef, Adam Manacher. This is always a popular event and this year the entertainment will provide a behind the scenes peek at how the amazing sounds were created for the sold-out radio play, "The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow" presented in [...]
Josh Luxon-Robinson is the brilliant young pianist who has delighted our audiences for the last three years. This special Thanksgiving-weekend performance provdes a great and upllifting alternative to couch-sitting on the day after Thanksgiving. Program (subject to change) Liszt - Vallée d'Obermann Medtner - Sonata Reminisicenza Beethoven - Sonata in A flat Major, Op. 110 [...]
New York Times Best-Selling Author Simon Winchester talks about and reads from his new hot-off-the-presses book, The Breath of the Gods: The History and Future of the Wind. This special event is free but donations are encouraged. From the November 18 New York Times review: "As Simon Winchester writes in his delightful new book, “The Breath [...]
Above: By the Swing, Inspired by Yinka Shonibare’s The Swing (After Fragonard) by Enaya A. Ogletree one of the 2025 winners. DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 22. The Sandisfield Arts Center is pleased to announce the 5th annual Daniel Manacher Prize for Young Artists. Up to three artists will be selected as finalists and will each [...]
A hilarious, romping evening of madcap mischief, song, dance, comedy, fiddle, yo yo, ukes, jazz and more. This family-friendly variety show provides a professional community theater experience replete with talent, hilarity and soul. More than 25 actors and performers will grace the stage. Eight hilarious sketches led by Master of Ceremonies Anni Crofut will precede [...]
Saturday morning: Ticket sales have closed but there is room for walk-ins. A conversation with historian John Harpham about his new book, The Intellectual Origins of American Slavery, hailed as a “landmark account of the origins of American slavery showing how ancient Roman ideas were used to defend the establishment of a slave empire in [...]
Opening Reception 4-6 PM. Using bronze, clay, concrete, oil, wax, and wood, Serena Granbery’s work reflects her deep connection to the natural world in work that echoes her reverence for the environment and ecology. Gallery shows and opening receptions are free. Closes June 14.
Opening Reception May 16 4-6 PM Show continues most weekends 11-3 or by appointment, contact [email protected]. Using bronze, clay, concrete, oil, wax, and wood, Serena Granbery’s work reflects her deep connection to the natural world in work that echoes her reverence for the environment and ecology. Gallery shows and opening receptions are free. Closes June [...]
Celebrate math for our country’s 250th? Find out why in this spirited, enlightening look at how we went from the practical math of the Sumerians to the Greeks and the Euclidean Geometry we study today — and how that was foundational to our Declaration of Independence! Mathematician Jack Sanders ties culture and mathematics together to [...]
Pictured: Joan Barasovska, Jayne Benjulian, Hilde Weisert A reading and conversation with three award-winning poets on the many forms of kinship: with family, community, heritage, and the natural world. Jayne Benjulian is the author of Five Sextillion Atoms (Saddle Road Press, 2016). Her collection, said David Wojahn, is a "highly distinctive and gripping book notable for the ways [...]