Your support and involvement mean so much to us, so to show our appreciation, we crafted a week of giving back to you, our members. Member Appreciation Week (July 21–25) features five days of exclusive experiences and fun perks for members. We hope to see you all week!

In addition to the special offerings described below, be sure to wander the Clark's trails and enjoy our special exhibitions, including A Room of Her Own: Women Artist-Activists in Britain, 1875–1945 (open through September 14, 2025); Ground/work 2025 (open through October 2026); Isamu Noguchi: Landscapes of Time (open through October 13, 2025); and Berenice Abbott’s Modern Lens (open through October 5, 2025).

MEMBER APPRECIATION WEEK SPECIAL OFFERINGS

Mindful Monday
9–9:30 am & 9:45–10:15 am: Yoga
Start your morning with gentle yoga themed to the Clark's Impressionist collection. The sessions take place in our glass Museum Pavilion located at the entrance to the permanent collection galleries.

Advance registration for Impressionist-themed yoga is required. Capacity is limited. For more information and to register, email [email protected] or call 413 458 0425.

Tuesday Tours
9 am: Isamu Noguchi—Landscapes of Time
In his prolific career spanning six decades, Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) created sculptural works with a broad range of materials, from granite to stainless steel. Sojeong Lim, curatorial assistant, offers a guided tour of Noguchi’s meditations on time, space, and belonging.

2 pm: A Passion for Porcelain
The history of porcelain is filled with political intrigue, scientific discoveries, and the lives of the rich and famous. Kathleen Morris, Sylvia and Leonard Marx Director of Collections and Exhibitions and curator of decorative arts, presents a close look at some of the porcelain on view at the Clark.

Advance registration for each Tuesday Tour is required. Capacity is limited. To register, email [email protected] or call 413 458 0425.

Wander and Wonder Wednesday
9 am: A Room of Her Own
Join Alexis Goodin, associate curator, for a highlights tour of A Room of Her Own. In this talk, she focuses on London exhibition venues—the Royal Academy of Arts, the Grosvenor Gallery, and the Fine Art Society, among others, that played a critical role in shaping the careers of the artists considered in the exhibition.

2 pm: Relaxation Activity
The celebration continues with a nature-inspired art relaxation activity in the afternoon, led by Clark docent Ellen Joffe.

Advance registration for the highlights tour and relaxation activity is required. Capacity is limited. To register, email [email protected] or call 413 458 0425.

Thankful Thursday
As a special thank you, stop by the membership table to claim a free gift! Then, browse the new summer selections at the Museum Store. Remember, members receive a ten percent discount!

Funky Friday
Grab a free cookie from Café 7 and enjoy lunch, taking advantage of your fifteen percent member discount. At 4:30 pm, MCLA alumni dance group, dysFUNKcrew, performs a piece inspired by nature and Ground/work 2025.

The dysFUNKcrew dance is open to both members and the public.