Connecticut Science Center's 15th Anniversary Gala: Close Encounters of the STEM Kind Join us at the Connecticut Science Center's 15th Anniversary Gala: Close Encounters of the STEM Kind for out-of-this-world cocktails, a seated dinner (with mashed potatoes), music, live and silent auctions, and more in support of inspiring programs to meet the current and future STEM […]
The legend of comedian and internet sensation, Ginger Billy, runs as deep as the southern roots from which he was raised. His unique and infectious comedic voice has moved beyond the digital realm and on to the stage where his captivating storytelling reflects a down-to-earth family man with a passion for simple pleasures. Don’t miss […]
Ray Harrington Friday October 4, 2024 - 8:00 PM Saturday October 5, 2024 - 8:00 PM Ray Harrington is an infectiously charming comedian who performs across the globe with hilariously irreverent material and marvelous improvisational riffing that embraces the uncomfortable and the absurd with a smile. He’s been seen on Conan, and his documentary BE […]
This will be a sensory-friendly cruise designed to create a welcoming and comfortable experience for people with autism, sensory sensitivities, or other social, learning, or cognitive disabilities. Modifications may include unamplified narration and alternative or shortened routes. Sensory kits including headphones, sunglasses, water timers, and sensory ‘fidget toys’ will be available to borrow. Enjoy a […]
Starting at Provisions in Northampton, we visit Berkshire Brewing Company in South Deerfield, which caters to all tastes with its diverse beer styles. Next, we explore Element Brewing Company in Millers Falls, where art meets science in both beer and spirits. Our countryside journey finishes at the impressive Brewery at Four Star Farm in Northfield, […]
The festival will take place on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, at the town field in historic Conway center. Festivalgoers can enjoy exhibits, activities and demonstrations including live music, a craft fair, weaving, food vendors and local products. There will be free activities for children. Admission, parking and almost all festival […]
Historic Trade Demonstration: Blacksmithing with Rick Martin and Friends Blacksmithing with Rick Martin and Friends October 6, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Stebbins Lawn Join us for blacksmithing with Rick Martin and friends. Included in general admission. Historic Trade Demonstration: Tailoring with Henry Cooke Tailoring with Henry Cooke October 6, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Hall Tavern Join us […]
The 5k race and 1-mile walk will be starting at 11:00AM. Ashley Reservoir 250 Whitney Ave Holyoke, MA 01040 Sign up in advance for the walk or run for $25 On race day, registration will be $30 Registration includes: bib, long sleeve wicking shirt, post race cookout The William J. Boyle Scholarship is awarded to […]
Smooth jazz, great food & beverage - a new vibe at White Lion. Save the date(s) October 6 and October 13 - B-Town Trio will join our Jazz Brunch Series. November 3 and November 17 - Masala Jazz returns to our Jazz Brunch Series.
There will be a cornhole tournament fundraiser for Each Moment We’re Alive’s Cancer Support Network on Sunday. It will take place from noon to 5 p.m. at Gary Rome Hyundai, 150 Whiting Farms Road. Competitive bracket costs $60 per team of two (bring your our partner) or a social bracket for $20, with no partner […]
Join us for the 68th Annual Fall Foliage Parade in North Adams. This is a free event and is fun for the whole family. Children from throughout the Northern Berkshire’s are encouraged to make costumes and enter the parade. Since 1955, North Adams has held a special week of events showcasing the beauty of autumn […]
Pumpkin Spice Scented Scrappy Satchets with Took Storm Fabric and thread scraps are part of fiber crafting. But they don’t have to go to waste, or end up in the landfills! Turn your scraps into scented satchets! Join Took Storm of Hawksong Weaving at The Local Art Gallery on Sunday, October 6 from 1-3pm, and […]
Join us for a special family story time! Surrounded by books in the exhibit Connecticut’s Bookshelf, families will cozy up in beanbags, listen to a story, and then do some crafts! With a new book each time, families can discover the many stories brought to life by Connecticut authors, illustrators, and storytellers. This program is included […]
The Lady Bea Entertainment Cruises! Sit back, relax, and listen to some live music while on the Connecticut River. Sunday, October 6, 2024 at 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM JOE PERIERA Rates Person (Ages 21+): $40 BOOK NOW
FODfest (Friends of Danny Festival) is our flagship concert and the event from which Music in Common was born. FODfest honors the life of slain Wall St. Journal reporter, Daniel Pearl, and features local, regional, and national musicians in a unique format that is part concert, part song swap, and part jam session. FODfest is […]
FODfest (Friends of Danny Festival) is our flagship concert and the event from which Music in Common was born. FODfest honors the life of slain Wall St. Journal reporter, Daniel Pearl, and features local, regional, and national musicians in a unique format that is part concert, part song swap, and part jam session. FODfest is […]
WHERE YOUNG MINDS MAKE BIG DISCOVERIES Embark on a pint-sized adventure with your little ones at the Connecticut Science Center’s Toddler Tuesday. On select Tuesdays, the Science Center transforms into a magical playland tailored just for our youngest explorers, ages 6 and under. In a relaxed, crowd-controlled environment, toddlers can dive into a world of […]
U.S. Navy Blimps in WWII - How They WorkedTuesday, October 8th, 10AM - 11AM Join us on Tuesday, October 8th at 10AM to learn all about U.S. Navy Blimps! This program will give a brief history blimps during World War II, and cover the science behind how blimps fly! TICKETS
Lunch and Learn – Authors and Entrepreneurs: Black Self-Publishers in New England Virtual Presentation! Bryan Sinche, Professor of English and department chair at the University of Hartford, is the author of the new book Published by the Author: Self-Publication in Nineteenth-Century African American Literature. The book focuses on 19th century writers who used self-publication to bypass white […]
Mini Pumpkin Painting Party! Tuesday, October 8, 4-5pm We'll provide paint, pumpkins, glitter, googly eyes and other decorations; you bring your creativity! No registration required. *We'll be using non-washable acrylic paint because it sticks the best to the pumpkins.* For ages 3+.
