Returning to Jacob’s Pillow by popular demand, Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart will bring "The FireWorks Project," a program showcasing nine U.S. premiere works by leading choreographers.
In their return to Jacob’s Pillow, Brian Brooks Moving Company will present a mixed program including "Closing Distance" (2020), the world premiere of "Elsewhere," and a new work titled "Could we be Quiet?"
UFlyMothership is a collaborative musical and artistic project by dancer, singer, and songwriter Tendayi Kuumba and barber, visual artist, and music producer Greg Purnell.
"ÌYÁguration," a live performance and ceremonial work adapted from an original dance film, celebrates the resilience, joy, and sisterhood of Black women across the diaspora.
Art Omi: Dance | 20 Years of International Exchange
This special anniversary program from the Hudson Valley-based international arts center is titled "20 Years of International Exchange," and celebrates its global community of artists by reuniting alumni who first met in residence.
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CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Take part in a variety of classes and workshops available for different levels of experience.
Take a workshop with Eric Gauthier, Mark Sampson, and Luis Eduardo Sayago, creating choreography together through warm-up, phrasework, and shared movement.
Connect through music and movement in family classes at Jacob’s Pillow, designed to bring all ages together through dance and play.
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EXHIBITS & ARCHIVES
Dive into a collection of dance, past and present, in the Jacob's Pillow Archives.
Archives/Norton Owen Reading Room
Open Tuesday through Sunday, noon through final curtain during the Festival
Drop into a relaxed space to browse books, watch archival videos, explore historic programs and photographs, and find treasures from the Stephan Driscoll Collection in our newly added Special Collections Room. Come lose yourself in the world of dance.
In tandem with Martha Graham Dance Company's performance run, this exhibit explores Graham's artistic and political voice during the 1930s, curated by former Graham dancer and scholar Oliver Tobin.
Illuminating the American Experience: Groundbreaking U.S. Women in Dance
This exhibit features women whose creative practice illuminates the American experience of their times and reveals new possibilities for the generations who follow.
For the first time in more than a decade, former Jacob’s Pillow Director Norman Walker will revisit the Pillow for a discussion with Norton Owen, Pillow Historian and Founding Director of Preservation.
Gather for a Fire Pit activation in the Indigenous Garden with André StrongBearHeart Gaines Jr., engaging Eastern Woodlands traditions, community, and connection to land.
Calling all Pillow Alumni! We're excited to welcome you home for our annual Alumni Day. We invite you to participate in the Festival throughout the entire weekend and enjoy the beauty of the Berkshires.
Visitors can learn about the history of Jacob’s Pillow on a free 30-minute guided tour of the National Historic Landmark grounds.
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IN STUDIO OBSERVATION IN THE SCHOOL
Wednesdays through Fridays, 10:45am-12:15pm and 2:30-4pm
Quiet observation of classes and rehearsals inside the Perles Family Studio will be open on a first come, first served basis. In the case of inclement weather, School observation hours will not be held.
JACOB'S PILLOW LIVE
Take part in the Festival wherever you are in the world.
Jacob's Pillow is located in the Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts in the town of Becket. The 225-acre National Historic Landmark is within easy driving distance of Boston, New York, Albany, Burlington, and Hartford.