Upcoming Events & More Happening Soon

The seasons are changing in the Berkshires, but the calendar isn't slowing down anytime soon! There's something to do for everyone, from the performing arts to museum exhibits; we have it all.

We created a comprehensive list of upcoming events, so you don't have to keep searching. Check them out below.

• 'Indoor Gardening with Marian McEvoy' at the Berkshire Botantical Gardens

  • August 29 through Oct. 30

  • We welcome the collages built from pressed leaves, flowers, seed pods, and stems, some dating back to the 18th century.

    
    

• Several art classes are being offered at the Berkshire Art Center, such as:

  • Try Your Hand at the Pottery Wheel (Early Fall Session)

  • Watercolor Foundations

  • Drawing from Observation & Meditation: A Mindful Drawing Practice (Early Fall Session)

    
    

• The Norman Rockwell Museum is featuring a one-of-a-kind exhibit called "American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell".

  • Now through October 26th

  • In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, Norman Rockwell Museum will debut a major exhibition in 2026: American Stories: Revolution to Rockwell. This sweeping exhibition explores how artists—from the Revolutionary era to today–have made visible the evolving story of America. Featuring over 200 powerful works across themed sections, American Stories reveals how illustrations—from the 18th century to today—have reflected and shaped what it means to be American.

    
    

• The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center has several shows coming up in September and October. Here are just a few:

  • Indigo Comedy Night with Matt Goldich

  • Los Lonely Boys

  • César Orozco & SonAhead

  • London’s National Theatre in HD: The Playboy of the Western World

    
    

• The Berkshire Theatre Group will be performing Summer, 1976 beginning October 7th.

  • Summer, 1976 is a deeply affecting two-hander by Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright David Auburn, whose celebrated body of work includes Proof and other acclaimed plays that examine intellect, memory and the fragile complexities of human connection.