Belle-Skinner is a dark nostalgic singer-songwriter based in upstate New York and Brooklyn. With a hauntingly beautiful, lilting soprano and innate sense of melody she crafts tales of songbirds, sirens and desert nomads – nuanced and layered stories which bridge the gap between past and present.

Don’t Touch The Art is a reminder, a celebration, a moment, and a truth. This is a celebration of the body. A graduation of the body. A return to the body. And a meditation on the process and journey of healing from sexual trauma through a reclamation of mind, body, heart, and soul. It is a journey and a meditation through the mediums of painting, sound, movement, and video. The story is centered around black bodies, cis, trans, questioning, and non-binary.

With a new album currently in the works, Emily Braden is electrifying NYC and international audiences with her fresh, soulful sound and striking stage presence.

Choreographed and performed by Fern Katz and Taylor King.

“Can You See Me?” is an invitation to look into two varied human experiences, a friendship, individual struggles, joy, and how everything converges.

*This event has been POSTPONED until further notice*

Sam McGarrity has been making a name for himself as a local guitar hero for sometime now. The 29 year old guitarist/singer/composer has shown his versatility as an improviser, arranger, and writer in groups spanning many genres.

Metropolis is a 1927 German expressionist science-fiction drama film directed by Fritz Lang.

Kimaya Diggs has mastered a genre-defying style. Inspired by the acrobatic folk renderings of Joni Mitchell, Ella Fitzgerald’s jazz stylings, and Lianne LaHavas’ soulful charisma, she draws skillfully from her lineage of musical pioneers, creating a musical lane all her own.

An afternoon of diverse works come to life as dances created online and in-person are presented in a socially distanced outdoor space.

Over the course of his career, Sean Rowe has recorded five full – length albums and several EPs. His music has been used widely throughout film and television, with notable examples including NBC’s hit dramas The Blacklist and Parenthood. Rowe’s song “To Leave Something Behind” was one of two non – score tracks to be featured in Ben Affleck’s hit 2016 feature film, The Accountant.

Reefer Madness is a cult classic film from the 1930’s originally intended to show the public the effects smoking marijuana has on teens.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

The music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert: think Andrew Bird meets Ali Farka Toure, Pete Seeger and Talking Heads. Strike the Match expands on American musical traditions, building a bridge to their African roots and coloring the songs with experimental art-rock textures: gilded string lines, synthesizers, and angular guitars.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

Cory Kahaney has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Show with David Letterman. Other television appearances include CONAN , This Week at the Comedy Cellar, The View and she was a ‘regular’ on The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson.

Join us for a selection of some of Buster Keaton’s finest silent short film comedies.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

Uncle Stash is a Western Massachusetts based guitarist, singer-songwriter, and guitar instructor.

Night of the Living Dead has been regarded as a cult classic by film scholars and critics.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

Brooklyn, NY based goth-folk duo Charming Disaster will bring their playfully macabre duets about love, death, crime, ancient mythology, and the supernatural to the Berkshires on Friday and Saturday, August 7 and 8.

Brooklyn, NY based goth-folk duo Charming Disaster will bring their playfully macabre duets about love, death, crime, ancient mythology, and the supernatural to the Berkshires on Friday and Saturday, August 7 and 8.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

The Fremonts create unique theatrical experiences for their audiences by blending Americana music and storytelling with a cabaret aesthetic.

Join us for a selection of some of Charlie Chaplin’s finest silent short film comedies.

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

A 1922 silent German Expressionist horror film directed by F. W. Murnau. Regarded as an “an influential masterpiece of cinema.”

Emerging Artist Series celebrates performers creating new work.

The Foundry welcomes back The Fremonts for four performances of their one-hour comedy cabaret, The Failure Cabaret.

My Evil Twin is an intimate musical starring identical twin opera singers Jim and John Demler – as Jim and John Demler.

Singer- songwriter Sarah Burton’s career started in 2006 with a broken heart, a broken down van, and a haphazard tour across Canada in a van named Lucky.

Other People’s Energy is a band that blends electronic elements with acoustic instruments, improvisation with predetermined rhythms, and abstracted lyrics with pop-influenced melodies.

The Blue Light 4, a quartet of Berkshire County music veterans.

In Loving Memory: The Funeral of Noah Lewis Bailey, written and performed by Noah Lewis Bailey, directed by Caitlin Teeley. A personal story of struggle, and survival, with humor and pathos.

Come join us and members from our transgender community for afternoon tea and conversation.

EVENT POSTPONED

This workshop includes four ninety-minute session with local Western Massachusetts based guitarist, singer-songwriter, and guitar instructor Stan Pyrzanowski. Saturday afternoons starting April 18th and ending May 9th.

Adiós Ghost draws from a broad sonic palette, focusing psychedelia, early house, R&B and West African music through a dark and moody rock lens.

EVENT POSTPONED

Opening reception for “Biting My Own Teeth,” a collection of stunning self portraits by photographer Miss Julia Grey.

EVENT CANCELLED

GhostLit Repertory Theatre Company presents, a birthday celebration of the Sondheim songbook.

EVENT CANCELLED

A night of chamber music with four members of the Harlow Chamber Players.

EVENT CANCELLED

In collaboration with the 30under30 Festival at The Foundry, local artist Lia Russel Self will present a performance of their original writing, “I’m Fine and Other Lies I Tell Myself at Home.”

Led by Maizy Broderick Scarpa, this 8-week course introduces the fundamentals of playwriting through exercises, tools, and practices that engage with the “play” of playwriting.

EVENT CANCELLED

Come celebrate Boxxa Vine’s (literal) 30th birthday with a comedy romp through one of her favorite things, and past employers, DISNEY!

After the opening reception for the 2020 30 Under 30 festival, Jules Jenssen will perform pieces from his new solo project MAD MIDI, followed by a DJ set/ Dance Party.

Pieta Brown is an American musician and singer-songwriter who has released seven albums and three EPs.

Carson McHone is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Austin, Texas.

This Tuesday is all about singing from the heart. We will have a list of special songs all about the heart and love that guests can choose to sing and dance to!

Searching for the Moon: A Story of Love, Despair, Faith and Forgiveness is a personal memoir that has resonated deeply with audiences.

This Tuesday we will be hosting a Trivia Night with questions that are all about the heart, and love! There will be prizes!

Join Boxxa Vine and others in a comedic romp just after Valentines for anyone who loves to laugh, cry, and laugh some more.

The Slambovian Circus of Dreams is a Hudson Valley, New York based band, which was founded in Sleepy Hollow in 1998.

Come and share your funniest moving, or embarrassing love letters from your past!

The Hat Factory performs an evening of spontaneous theatre, where reality is disturbed.

Richmond Consolidated School to present two one act plays at The Foundry.

A 60 minute performance created with source material ranging from the 1612 rape trial of 17th century Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi to current events.

Come and create a valentine card, a gift for a loved one, or a thank you note to a dear friend. Everything is a little more special when made from the heart!

Gold Casio is a colorful vision of irreverence and a mystical devotion to the unholy deities of future-funk and live-band indietronica.

Pops Peterson is an artist and public speaker from the Berkshires, best known for his award-winning series, Reinventing Rockwell.

In conjunction with the Tiny Pricks Project: Empower and Reclaim Exhibit and the National Women’s March 2020, we will be hosting a final 5 hour-long Stitch N’ Bitch session along with a Voter Registration.

The Blue Light 5, a quintet of Berkshire County music veterans.

In Loving Memory: The Funeral of Noah Lewis Bailey will be presented as a work-in-progress.

Massachusetts Democratic State Senator Adam G. Hinds will be joining us for an evening at The Foundry.

Join Rachel Duvall for a movement, mindfulness, and expressive arts workshop.

The Riverside Brothers are a folk/rock trio based in Western MA.

The Harlow Chamber Players: Cohen Krauss Duo

Join Boxxa Vine on a manic and magical tour of the holidays featuring tricks, treats, and lots of slaying…sleighing.

Join fellow startups, entrepreneurs and innovators for our monthly Berkshire Starts Entrepreneurial Meetup.

Join Monterey, MA premier (only) drag queen on a manic and magical tour of the holidays featuring tricks, treats, and lots of slaying…sleighing.

Every Tuesday night after the Tiny Pricks exhibit opens on December 7, The Foundry will host a “Stitch ‘N Bitch” open to the public from 6-9PM.

The Hat Factory is a collection of performing artists who transform time and space to surprise, destabilize and challenge the audience.

An afternoon embroidery workshop with Tiny Pricks Project curator/ founder Diana Weymar in the gallery for community members from 1PM – 4PM.

Opening reception for the Tiny Pricks Project: Empower and Reclaim exhibit, with curator Diana Weymar and performances by local Berkshire artists.

THE FAILURE CABARET
Written and Performed by The Fremonts
Produced by Chuck Porter
Directed by Kelly Van Oosbree

Join us for an especially sonic benefit to support They Dance For Rain’s programs in Nairobi, Kenya. This uncommon event includes a silent auction of original visual artwork,  an “Unsilent” auction of live musical sounds,  Kenyan inspired food and drink, Jewelry and artifacts, musical and theatrical performances and finally, a dance party!

Join us this Halloween for a frighteningly fantastic dance party! (No Admission/ Cash Bar)

The Hat Factory is a collection of performing artists who transform time and space to surprise, destabilize and challenge the audience.

The Del Sol Quartet is a string quartet based in San Francisco, California that was founded in 1992.

McQueen is a one-man show extraordinaire. Creator of the hit Comedy Central original digital series, “Heads Will Roll.”

Under the guidance of poet and essayist Jayne Benjulian, artists, playwrights, storytellers, etc. will be sharing the work they have been developing over five weeks during the “Writing & Performing the Monologue” workshop.

A collection of wood-turned bowls, created in a variety of woods. Handcrafted by artist David Haust.

Berkshire Music Project presents C.W. Stoneking with Chris Neumann.

Original blues and so much more.

Come join us for a drink out by the riverside on our pea-stone patio!

Bazaar Productions presents The TEAM’s “Particularly in the Heartland,” a boundry-busting devised work about our divided America.