Adams Theater

05/30/2026

Cannot believe it has been two years since our last Harvest & Rust-A Neil Young Experience ... Join us (and your neighbors) tomorrow night at 7:30 pm!

05/29/2026

Another event sold-out well in advance …

05/25/2026

Saturday night “Selected Shorts” at the Adams Theater.

Tony, Brooke, and David bringing great artistry to our stage.

A sold-out house in the audience.

When you create a room for brilliant storytelling and attentive listening, the community shows up.

A perfect evening. Thank you to everyone who made it happen.

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05/24/2026

If you are interested in the High Tea & Speakers event at the Adams Theater on Sunday June 14, get your tickets soon because we only have 7 tickets left.

05/22/2026

Very nice article from the Eagle today - "When you're driving on Route 8 at 45 miles per hour, you can't stop and take a look at something — here at the Adams Theater, you'll be able to stay in front of a picture for 15 minutes to determine what you've missed seeing driving past it." See you at our Opening Reception between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm on Thursday, May 28th!

Sheffield-based photographer Thaddeus Kubis's latest exhibition brings a new perspective to the Specialty Minerals, Inc. limestone quarry and processing plant in Adams. The monochrome images are on view at the

05/07/2026

We are sharing some images of the photo exhibition in the Adams Theater lobby, offering a striking look at the monumental architecture and 175-year legacy of our industrial landscape.

Captured by fine art photographer Thaddeus B. Kubis , these photographs document the massive scale and structural detail of the Specialty Minerals Inc’s site — elements of our shared environment that define the town’s skyline but are rarely seen from this vantage point.

Join us for a Public Reception to celebrate the exhibition and the history it represents.

Reception Details:

Date: Thursday, May 28

Time: 5:30 PM

Highlights: Live music and Social Hour at our new lobby bar.

The exhibition is on view through September 5. You can also make an appointment to come see them by contacting us at [email protected]

All images ©Specialty Minerals Inc.
Photography by Thaddeus B. Kubis.

05/06/2026

You spoke, and we listened. Through our audience survey, we heard a clear desire for more comfortable seating. While a full upgrade of 300+ seats will take time, we’ve taken the first step by acquiring 30 Hercules Series stackable auditorium seats, thanks in part to guidance from theater design consultant, our friend from Images Cinema: .

We’ll be launching a comprehensive chair campaign for the 2027 season, but in the meantime, we introduced a mini campaign — TAKE A SEAT IN OUR FUTURE — at ticket checkout. The response so far has been tremendous — almost half of ticket buyers chip in $1 to $10 to help us acquire more chairs!

Please continue to help us make the Adams Theater accessible, comfortable, and flexible! Thank you!

05/04/2026

Installation Day inside and out, attend a show in May to see what’s cooking at The Adams Theater! 👀

05/04/2026

CJ Field is coming back to the Adams Theater on July 11, and public ticket sales will begin this Friday May 8th at 8 am. It was a sold-out show last year so make sure to get your tickets earlier this year! Season Pass Holders -- please get in touch with us soon at [email protected] for your Priority Seat Tickets!

04/30/2026

Over the past two weeks, the Adams Theater has served as a laboratory for choreographer .roman.dejesus and his company, .tuya. The artists in residence have been deep in the development of YAHAIRA YAHAIRA, a project that first took shape at the Kennedy Center. This Saturday, we invite you to preview the movement work as it gains resolution and as the company tests new set designs.

This showing offers a rare opportunity to witness the creative process in real-time and explore the project’s central inquiry: What does it take to care about one’s neighbor, one’s environment, and one’s past beyond an individual sense of gain?

Produced in partnership with , this residency is also supported by a grant awarded by Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Arts Build Community initiative with funding from the Barr Foundation.

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