A new nook for writing soon to open at Brassworks in Williamsburg
One day Magda Bartkowska could not find a place in her house in Haydenville, where she lives with her husband and three children, to write. Continue Reading >
Eastern States Exposition hiring workers for this year’s fair
Interested candidates are being asked to apply online by filling out a job application for the Eastern States Exposition. Continue Reading >
Pet and owner look alike contest to be held by Greenfield Public Library
The Greenfield Public Library announced Tuesday that they will be hosting a owner/pet look-alike contest this summer. Continue Reading >
All Out Adventures Reimagines Work to Navigate Through Pandemic
We caught up with Karen Foster, executive director of All Out Adventures, on the Norwottuck Rail Trail this month during their first collaborative cycling program with the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Universal Access Program since pre-COVID. Continue Reading >
She’s back! Valley residents celebrate return of the Vermonter
The Pioneer Valley-based rail advocacy group Trains in the Valley hosted a “Welcome Back” party at the Northampton station platform at 170 Pleasant St. on Monday. Continue Reading >
Valley Advocate: Calendar of events
For the sixth year, the Northampton Arts Council will host its Northampton Summer Park Series, live music and dancing throughout the summer in Pulaski Park downtown. Admission is free. Continue Reading >
Berkshire East ventures outside of sports with concert series
Berkshire East Mountain Resort is welcoming three musicians to its main stage on Friday for the second concert in its new summer concert series. Continue Reading >
‘The Horn Man’ sounds again: New exhibit at Springfield Museums celebrates the legacy of Charles Neville
When Charles Neville died in 2018, many mourned the passing of a superbly talented musician who not only played in a variety of styles but who by all accounts was unfailingly generous about sharing his music with fellow players and fans alike. Continue Reading >
Local restaurants hopeful BIG E concerts bring hungry fans
Excitement is growing as New England’s great state fair, The Big E, inches closer to its even greater comeback this September. Continue Reading >
Greenfield Receives $200,000 From MASSDOT
Projects that repurpose streets, sidewalks, plazas, curbs, and parking areas for eating, shopping, play, and community events are eligible for grant funding. Continue Reading >
