College Night: Clark After Dark
Thursday, September 24, 2026
6–9 pm

Join us for an exciting evening of activities, art-making, live music, and more—specially designed for college students. Enjoy exclusive access to the permanent collection and An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collection, and experience the Clark after dark. Whether you're diving into world-class art, meeting new people, or just enjoying a laid-back evening, there’s something for everyone. If it’s your first visit or 100th, we hope it won’t be your last!

Open to college students with valid student IDs.

Live Music by Diego Mongue Trio
6–7 pm
Fernández Terrace
Diego Mongue, multi-instrumentalist composer and Williams College alum, is joined by a rockin’ trio in performing tight, groovy, and playful tunes to kick off the evening.
Totally Tavitian Button-Making
6–8 pm
Clark Center lower lobby
Embellish yourself with the Clark's new collection of artworks! Snip and clip prints of your favorite works from the Aso O. Tavitian Collection or create your own masterpiece to wear with pin-backed pride.
“I Spy” an Exquisite Eye
6–9 pm
Clark Center Special Exhibition Galleries
Have a hankering for nostalgic games, and can’t quit that spot-it itch? Investigate our An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collection exhibition through a lens of ocular inquiry and match the eyes to their portraits.
Personal Response Tour
6–9 pm
Permanent Collection Galleries
Join our crew of young educators to discuss how artworks resonate with us inside the permanent collection galleries. Take a moment to slow down and reflect on the presence of art. Contemplate emotions that arrive with a sculpture, or craft an anecdote about a painting.
Tunnel Book
7–9 pm
Manton Research Center reading room
Community comes together through a display of communal play! Make a slide in the tunnel of artwork and see how it transforms the collaboratively creative scene.
S’mores + Bonfire
7–9 pm
Manton West Courtyard
Gaze at the night sky with a toasty nightcap snack in hand! The campfire will be located on the southwest side of the Manton Research Center.
Stargazing with the Williams College Astronomy Club
7–9 pm
Reflecting Pool Lawn
Take a peek at the September constellations and astronomical curiosities with the Williams College Astronomy Club.

This program is made possible by the Halvorsen Family Foundation.

College Night: Clark After Dark
Thursday, September 24, 2026
6–9 pm

Join us for an exciting evening of activities, art-making, live music, and more—specially designed for college students. Enjoy exclusive access to the permanent collection and An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collection, and experience the Clark after dark. Whether you're diving into world-class art, meeting new people, or just enjoying a laid-back evening, there’s something for everyone. If it’s your first visit or 100th, we hope it won’t be your last!

Open to college students with valid student IDs.

Live Music by Diego Mongue Trio
6–7 pm
Fernández Terrace
Diego Mongue, multi-instrumentalist composer and Williams College alum, is joined by a rockin’ trio in performing tight, groovy, and playful tunes to kick off the evening.
Totally Tavitian Button-Making
6–8 pm
Clark Center lower lobby
Embellish yourself with the Clark's new collection of artworks! Snip and clip prints of your favorite works from the Aso O. Tavitian Collection or create your own masterpiece to wear with pin-backed pride.
“I Spy” an Exquisite Eye
6–9 pm
Clark Center Special Exhibition Galleries
Have a hankering for nostalgic games, and can’t quit that spot-it itch? Investigate our An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collection exhibition through a lens of ocular inquiry and match the eyes to their portraits.
Personal Response Tour
6–9 pm
Permanent Collection Galleries
Join our crew of young educators to discuss how artworks resonate with us inside the permanent collection galleries. Take a moment to slow down and reflect on the presence of art. Contemplate emotions that arrive with a sculpture, or craft an anecdote about a painting.
Tunnel Book
7–9 pm
Manton Research Center reading room
Community comes together through a display of communal play! Make a slide in the tunnel of artwork and see how it transforms the collaboratively creative scene.
S’mores + Bonfire
7–9 pm
Manton West Courtyard
Gaze at the night sky with a toasty nightcap snack in hand! The campfire will be located on the southwest side of the Manton Research Center.
Stargazing with the Williams College Astronomy Club
7–9 pm
Reflecting Pool Lawn
Take a peek at the September constellations and astronomical curiosities with the Williams College Astronomy Club.

This program is made possible by the Halvorsen Family Foundation.