The Mill District General Store & Local Art Gallery in North Amherst, MA is proud to support this year’s Hike for Hunger, an event organized by the Amherst Survival Center to raise funds and awareness to combat food insecurity in our community. The Hike for Hunger is an annual tradition that brings people together to […]
The Springfield Museums proudly presents two exhibitions that explore the inspiration and connection between glass artists Louis Comfort Tiffany and Josh Simpson. Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass and Gilded Echoes: The Tiffany Influence in Josh Simpson’s Glasswork are both on view at the Michele and Donald D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts. Gilded Echoes: The Tiffany Influence in Josh […]
5 Ways to get outside this fall Ready for some fall fun? Whether it's hawk watching, fishing in one of the Commonwealth's many beautiful waterbodies, or chasing vibrant foliage, these five outdoor activities will help you embrace the season. View our top recommendations and head outdoors. Venturing out for a fall walk, or hike? Learn […]
Come play and learn with Amelia Park Children's Museum where we inspire imagination! Looking for something to do with your kids over the next few weeks? This month's theme is "Haunted Houses"! Mondays: Build It Thursdays: I Heart Art Fridays: STEM Workshop Daily programs happen twice a day at 10 am and 1 pm. We […]
Harvey Wang’s New York Opening June 16, 2024, at the Yiddish Book Center Where else but New York? Where would you still find a 97-year-old scrap-metal collector, a pillow maker, a mannequin maker, or someone who still digs graves with a shovel? But not for long. Harvey Wang’s beautiful and often poignant portraits show us […]
NEW ROOTS IN RIVER BANKS Contributions of Polish & Other Eastern European Immigrants to the Connecticut River Valley Free Exhibit & Events 2024 September 21 to October 31 Exhibit at Memorial Hall Museum Open Tues—Sun, 11 am—4:30 pm . . Sunday, October 20, 1-5 PM Heritage Day, Lecture by Dr. Patrice Dabrowski “Poland” 1880-1920 10 Memorial […]
This October, forget about the haunted house—build a bat house instead! Bat Week is an annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature Did you know that 8 of our 9 native bat species are listed under the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act? Get ready for Bat Week by learning about these often-misunderstood creatures. […]
National Chocolate Day, on October 28th, celebrates all things chocolate at Richardson's. Celebrating Our 70th Anniversary! HISTORY OF NATIONAL CHOCOLATE DAY The history of chocolate goes back 2,500 years. Aztecs loved their newly discovered liquid chocolate to the extent that they believed Quetzalcoatl, the god of wisdom, literally bestowed it upon them. Cacao seeds acted as a […]
Join 94.7 WMAS Monday- October 28th along with Six Flags New England at the Basketball Hall of Fame. Brought to you by Big Y- Your Family Market Come in costume for some free safe trick or treating from 4-7pm. Lots of companies and organizations will be helping us hand out candy! From Tommy Car Automotive to Shriners Children's New […]
20% Wine Discount Last Call Tasting Tue, Oct, 29, 2024 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM EDT Join us in our final days of the 20% off mix and match wine case sale! This walk-around tasting will feature wines from around the world, that are sure to make it easy to fill up a case! Get […]
Join us for an enchanted evening with Brandie Wells. Connect with Spirit Guides and Angels through Brandie’s extraordinary gifts, emphasizing love and respect. Buffet Menu includes fresh rolls, whipped butter Herb-Crusted White Fish finished with a sundried tomato butter sauce Slow Roasted Turkey Breast herb stuffing, turkey gravy & cranberry relish Vegetable Lasagna Rolls roasted […]
Twin State American Saddlebred Association Octoberfest Horse Show The Twin State American Saddlebred Association serves both the needs and interests of Saddlebred Horse owners, breeders, trainers, and riders alike from the twin state area of New Hampshire and Vermont. Date: Oct 30 - Nov 03, 2024 Time: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Admission: Free twinstateasb.com
Don’t miss this unique chance to connect with the rich tapestry of Dia de Los Muertos and contribute to a vibrant, communal ofrenda. We invite you to join us, and we encourage you to bring your friends and family to celebrate with all of your loved ones. Viewing for the 7th Annual Holyoke Community Ofrenda […]
HALLOWEEN FUN The Connecticut Science Center is rolling out the Halloween fun with FREE general admission for all kids in costume! No tricks, just treats—dress up in your spookiest, silliest, or most creative costume and enjoy a day of discovery for free. Plus, step into the Forest of Illusions, our brand-new exhibition that will challenge everything […]
It’s Halloween…we’d love to see your costume! Eat, drink and be scary …..we’ll be giving out treats. Vote for our staff pumpkin decorating contest. Full lunch menu also available Reservations suggested · 413-774-5587
The Springfield Museums’ lecture series Museums à la Carte celebrates 45 years of curiosity and learning. Beginning in 1979 as “Art à la Carte” with just a few dozen attendees, this popular program has reached thousands of people over the years and expanded its reach beyond the walls of the Museums when it began offering […]
The Annual CiderDays will take place November 1-3. We will be celebrating all things cider, apples and orchards at local venues with special workshops, tasting and offerings. CiderDays is an annual community celebration of all things apple in beautiful Franklin County, Massachusetts. 2024 marks our 30th anniversary year! Come to the beautiful 413 to enjoy […]
Run away and join the circus at Mike’s Maze this fall! LAST WEEKEND! The circus is coming to Mike’s Maze in Sunderland! We’ve transformed a cornfield along the banks of the Connecticut River into an 8-acre circus-themed corn-ival! Come experience what Wired Magazine called “the most elaborate corn maze in America!”— a unique fall attraction […]
Join The Center Dance Studio for creative movement and narrative dance inspired by Daniel’s Good Day, by Micha Archer. Kids will love this interactive class that honors the reader, and storyteller, in all of us. Bring your imagination and your dancing feet! Recommended for children ages 2-6. Caregiver participation welcome. Free with Museum admission
John Stokosa plays on Friday, November 1 from 6–9 pm. If you would like dinner reservations, please call 413-342-4358. All are welcome to come and enjoy the music.
November 1 • 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm One of the nation’s leading literary prizes, The Mark Twain American Voice in Literature Award honors an exemplary work of fiction from the previous calendar year that speaks with an “American Voice” about American experiences, much like Twain’s masterwork, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Join us on Friday, November 1, for our celebration […]
Each fall as colors fade outdoors, a riot of color erupts indoors in the Lyman Conservatory at the Botanic Garden of Smith College. Hours: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm daily Fridays - 10:00 am to 8:00 pm The suggested donation is $5.00 Parking info Groups of 10 or more must schedule in advance. See group […]
More than just yarn! Don't miss The Fiber Festival of New England. Are "ewe" ready? Come see the annual Fiber Festival in the Mallary Complex at Eastern States Exposition. There will be sheep shearing, workshops, fleece sale, fiber animals, demonstrations, finished items for sale, and a fiber fashion show. It's more than just yarn! Produced […]
Get your last chance scares at some of your favorite haunts before the ghouls disappear before winter! It’s your last chance to experience the scarier-than-ever Live Shows, Haunted Houses, Scare Zones, and rides in the dark! Park admission to Fright Fest is included with your Season Pass or Membership.
Open Hearth Cooking Demonstration: Time for Pie Pie was a common staple in the early New England kitchen. Come visit with our open hearth cook and see what pies are on the menu!
Historic Trade Demonstration: Tinsmithing with Richard Eckert Tinsmithing with Richard Eckert November 2, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Hall Tavern Join us for tinsmithing with Richard Eckert. Included in general admission. View Event → Historic Trade Demonstration: Woodworking with Sharon Mehrman Woodworking with Sharon Mehrman November 2, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Apprentice’s Workshop Join us for woodworking with […]
Western Mass Women's History Trail Join us for a tour of West Springfield's museums on Saturday, November 2 from 10 AM - 4 PM! The Women of Western Mass History Trail will feature the history of the influential women across West Springfield and Agawam, from the four Day Sisters to Minerva Davis to Helen Storrow. […]
Pricey Spices Cost: $48|Cost for Members: $42 We only buy tiny amounts of spices, so we don’t usually notice that per pound they are the most expensive items in the supermarket. This class explains why they are so costly and explores the three most expensive: saffron (at over $2,000 a pound), vanilla, and green cardamom. […]
This 10 mile point-to-point race runs in peak fall foliage season from Amherst to Northampton. Starting in the heart of the UMass Amherst campus with a run through downtown, the bulk of the race is along the scenic Norwottuck Trail, a paved bike trail with generous net downhill elevation and panoramic views of the Holyoke […]
Come learn about historic textiles, and bring your own to be identified by renowned weaver/textile historian Rabbit Goody of Thistle Hill Weavers in New York! This special event will begin with an introductory talk on historic textiles, available via Zoom, after which Rabbit Goody will conduct 20-minute individual examinations of textiles brought in by attendees ($10 surcharge, […]
The region’s premier fall bridal event is set to return to the MassMutual Center on Sunday, November 3, 2024, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., as the Western New England Bridal Show celebrates its milestone 20th anniversary. Its local presence has remained strong since 2004, when it was unveiled as the first "open-to-the-public" event the […]
We’ve got you covered this Holiday Season! Let us do the cooking so you can enjoy your holiday! TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER Small Package Feeds 4-6 people and Large Package feeds 8-10 people. Heating instructions will be provided. Package includes: Baby Greens Salad with House Vinaigrette, Traditional Roast Turkey (12 – 14 lbs for large package), […]
Monday November 4, 2024: Aerospace Engineering: Meet retired aerospace engineers, practice riveting with our Restoration Team, learn how aircraft and spacecraft fly from our public programs team, build and launch a straw rocket, and more! Join us for a special day at the museum just for homeschoolers. Event includes hands-on activities, opportunities to meet retired aerospace […]
Educator Workshop: Day of Play November 5, 2024 at 9 am - 4 pm $90, Museum Members $76.50 Join the Carle Education Staff and The Center Dance Studio for a full-day workshop celebrating the value and joy of play. Participants will explore play from multiple perspectives and engage in hands-on learning across museum spaces. In rotating breakout […]
HOME GAME VS BRIDGEPORT ISLANDERS T-Birds School Day Game presented by Fontaine Bros. & MassMutual The Springfield Thunderbirds, the proud American Hockey League affiliate of the St. Louis Blues. This marks the T-Birds' fourth playing season in their affiliation with the Blues.The Thunderbirds will face every Eastern Conference team at least twice during the 2024-25 […]
On November 6, we are excited to welcome guest host Claudine Langille to our weekly session! Claudine has been picking melodious tunes on mandolin for almost 30 years. While living in Galway, Ireland, she learned the exciting Irish flat-picked tenor banjo style from Charlie Piggott of De Danann. About Claudine Langille Claudine has led workshops at folk […]
Great Horses and Great People. So Much to Do . . . and Four Days to Do It In! Equine Affaire is all about opportunities! Learn from and mingle with many of the foremost trainers, coaches, competitors, judges, and experts in the horse industry. Take a break from online shopping to see, touch, try on, […]
Reawakening Materials: American Art, Empire, and Material Histories in Historic Deerfield’s Collection Needlework: “Death of General Wolfe,” Margaret Ansell, Tottenham, England, c. 1774-1776. Textile: worsted wool, linen; wood: pine; gesso, bole and gold leaf; glass framed: 22 1/8 x 29 x 2 5/8 in. Historic Deerfield, HD 66.198. In-Person Registration Virtual Registration Join […]
White Wines for Turkey Pairing wine with Thanksgiving is pretty easy to do, turkey is rather neutral, but the sweet, sour, salty and bitter in the rest of the dishes are where you need to be thoughtful. You want a wine that is easy to enjoy and refresh from all that palate exertion! Join Michael […]
Live music in the Tavern by local keyboardist John Waynelovich. The product of an entertainment family, John “Wayno” Waynelovich represents the fourth generation of musicians and performs in his lineage, and a distinguished lineage it is! As a keyboardist Wayno adds a special dimension to music with limitless energy in his live performances. Full dinner […]
Trees of Hope returns to Gary Rome Hyundai from November 8th – 22nd. The showroom will be transformed into a holiday wonderland of trees and displays that visitors will have the chance to win in a raffle, all to benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Connecticut & Western Massachusetts. More information will come soon. […]
Arts Night Out, the second Friday of every month, is an event hosted by Northampton art spaces to promote creative works and community. This monthly gallery walk offers the opportunity to enjoy a Friday night in town while experiencing diverse visual and performing arts. You can find out more about Arts Night Out, including a […]
Enjoy this interactive storytime for early learners. Move, sing, talk, and explore materials during this interactive storytime designed with toddlers and preschoolers in mind. Recommended for children under 5 and their caregivers. WHO YOU'LL MEET DAVID FEINSTEIN Literacy Educator at The Carle since 2017, David enjoys working with artists, educators, and families to create and share their stories.
Join us for an evening of fun at the November 8 Second Friday! From 4–7 PM: Hands-on! Art making for all ages, inspired by works on view. Experiment with the collagraph printmaking process using found materials of different textures. Plan out, glue down to cardboard and then print from a composition of flat simple shapes inspired […]
Baird Souls play on Friday, November 8 from 6–9 pm. Acoustic duo Tom and Lici Baird play soulful rockin’ memories – songs you want to sing! If you would like dinner reservations, please call 413-342-4358. All are welcome to come and enjoy the music.
CATCH ‘EM ALL Calling all Pokémon Trainers! Get ready for an electrifying weekend of fun and adventure at the Connecticut Science Center. Whether you’re a seasoned Pokémon Master or just starting your journey, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Dress up as your favorite Pokémon or trainer, snap a pic with everyone’s favorite “Pika” friend, […]
Deep Roots: A History of Agriculture in the Connecticut River Valley Ongoing, Starting Nov. 9 As part of our Food, Farms, and Factories programming, the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association’s exhibit in our hallway gallery explores the history of agriculture in our fertile floodplain valley--from indigenous land use before English settlement to today’s Community Involved in […]
Música from Brazil! November 9, 10:30 - 11 am Free with Museum admission Join the band BR413 for live Brazilian music, including Samba, Bossa Nova, Baião, and Xaxado, and traditional children’s songs in Portuguese. Bring your singing voice and dancing feet! To be followed by our bilingual English and Portuguese storytime of the classic Brazilian picture book Marcelo, Martello, Marshmallow. Concert: Choro das 3 […]
Children's Museum at Holyoke 15th Annual Fancy Steps Fundraiser. This annual event features twelve local celebrities who partner with professional dancers from Ballroom Fever as they showcase their talents at a dance exhibition before nearly 500 people. BUY YOUR FANCY STEPS 2024 TICKETS
Historic Trade Demonstration: A Gown in a Day with Emily Stringham A Gown in a Day with Emily Stringham November 9, 10 from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Hall Tavern Join Emily Stringham, owner of At the Sign of the Golden Scissors, and her apprentice Erin Jarrett to learn about 18th-century women’s fashions and sewing techniques and […]
Today, come to the art museum and discover something new! Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now August 30, 2024 – July 13, 2025 "Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now" is the first survey for multidisciplinary artist Younes Rahmoun. Born in 1975 in Tetouan, Morocco, where he continues to live and work, Rahmoun is a leading figure in contemporary art […]
Bilingual Storytime: Marcelo, Martello, Marshmallow Free with Museum admission Marcelo is a curious and inventive boy who has a lot of questions, especially about words and their meanings. His parents provide him with an assortment of explanations, but as Marcelo ventures further to discover these answers, he decides to create his own vocabulary. This beloved story, originally […]
Sunday, November 10th, 2024 is the 8th Annual GySgt Thomas J. Sullivan Remembrance Run. The GySgt Thomas J. Sullivan Remembrance Run is a 5k run and a 2 mile walk. Gunnery Sgt. Thomas J. Sullivan, 40, gave his life while defending his country on Thursday July 16, 2015 during an attack on a Naval Reserve […]
Art Roundtable: Exploring the Fundamentals of Art Appreciation with Ami Fagin Do you enjoy or even love art but sometimes find appreciation cryptic and elusive? Come join in on a lively discussion enriching your understanding of the wonders and mysteries of the world of art while enjoying brunch with some new friends. Art Roundtable: Exploring […]
Sabor Judío: The Jewish Mexican Cookbook, with Ilan Stavans Join us in person on Sunday, November 10, 2:00 p.m. ET Ilan Stavans discusses his new book Sabor Judío: The Jewish Mexican Cookbook, coauthored with Margaret E. Boyle. Through 100 recipes it tells the complex story of Jewish life in Mexico, from the conversos in the colonial […]
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 […]
Intro & History of Astronomy Tuesday, November 12th, 10AM - 11AM Join us to learn all about what you see in the sky at night! We will be joined by experts from the Astronomical Society of Greater Hartford to learn about the basics and history of astronomy! TICKETS
UMass Hockey vs. Providence Thu, Nov 14, 2024 ⦁ 7:00pm Mullins Center - Ice Hockey Buy Now November 14 vs. Providence (7 PM) – MILITARY APPRECIATION We will honor those that have and are currently serving our country, presented by Milton CAT. November 22 vs. Harvard (7 PM) – HARRY POTTER NIGHT You're a Wizard, […]
Explore the BERL Enjoy a morning exploring the Barbara Elleman Research Library (BERL), a collection of scholarly resources and rare books. Librarian Betty Matthews will share some of the treasured items Elleman amassed over the course of her thirty-year career in the children’s literature field, along with more recent additions to the library. Free with museum […]
GD Vajra- Our favorite Piedmont Wines! In his youth Giuseppe Vajra considered a career as a Doctor. His father told him, "Giuseppe, if you want to save lives, go be a doctor. We don't save lives. You don't need art or poetry or a glass of wine in order to stay alive. But what's the […]
CALLING ALL WEDDING PLANNERS & NEWLYWEDS Step into a world where science meets romance at the Connecticut Science Center’s Weddings Open House. Enjoy delicious cocktails and gourmet hors d’oeuvres as you explore our enchanting spaces, each meticulously designed to inspire your dream wedding. Whether planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, our stunning venue […]
Braille Storytime with Mary Westgate Free with Museum admission Join Berkshire Hills Music Academy’s Mary Westgate for a fun, music-filled storytime featuring singing, musical instruments, and braille books. WHO YOU'LL MEET MARY WESTGATE Mary Westgate has been reading Braille books and singing with children for over 10 years. Mary is a day student at Berkshire Hills Music […]
Lower Valley Guys play on Friday, November 15 from 6–9 pm. LVG performs a blend of original music and classic rock from the 60’s, 70’s and some 80’s. The duo consists of John Benoit on guitar, harmonica and flute and Mike Chmura on keyboard. If you would like dinner reservations, please call 413-342-4358. All are […]
HOME GAME VS LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS Pucks & Paws Night presented by Pet Supplies Plus to benefit Foundation for TJO Animals / Dog Toy Giveaway (all fans that bring dogs) MGM Springfield Deuces Wild Friday ($2 domestic drafts, $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas through end of period one) / Pregame Concert The Springfield Thunderbirds, the […]
The 36th holiday craft fair, held in the Eastern States Exposition's Better Living Center in West Springfield, MA, will be open from 9am - 5pm on Saturday and 10am - 4pm on Sunday. Featuring over 200 juried crafters, designers and artists! Meet all of the 200 Old Deerfield crafters in person and ask about their […]
Great deals, huge selection, incredible savings, super snowmobile show! HOURS: Saturday, 9am-8pm; Sunday, 9am-3pm LOCATION: Young Building WEBSITE: www.sledmass.com
Historic Trade Demonstration: Powder Horn Carving with Laurie McCarthy Powder Horn Carving Demonstration with Laurie McCarthy November 16, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at Hall Tavern Laurie McCarthy is an artist and reenactor. Join us for powder horn carving with Laurie McCarthy. Included with general admission. View Event → Historic Trade Demonstration: Gravestone Carving with Allison Steel […]
Free with Museum admission Join Guest Curator Margi Hofer for a guided tour of Free to Be… You and Me: 50 Years of Stories and Songs. Who You'll Meet Margi Hofer Margi Hofer is an independent curator specializing in American material culture. As museum director of the New-York Historical Society from 2015 to 2023, she guided a dynamic […]
Join award-winning author and illustrator Nadia Salomon and London Ladd as they share A Voice of Hope, the first picture book biography about social activist Myrlie Evers-Williams. Salomon and Ladd will take us behind the scenes to discuss their collaborative journey, sharing the research, writing, and artistic process that went into creating the book. Book signing to follow […]
National Hiking Day is November 17. Also known as “Take A Hike Day,” it may be one of the most important holidays out there. Why? For starters, there’s more than 60,000 miles of trails across the nation. Not to mention, hiking is great exercise allowing you to burn over 550 calories per hour. Plus, being […]
The ICC invites you to an afternoon of indie Irish fiddle and folk music with the trio House of Hamill – Brian Buchanan, Rose Baldino, and Caroline Browning. Their dynamic performances have been extremely popular in their many years of playing for the ICC, and include original instrumentals, reimagined folk ballads, and original songs that […]
Pierre Ferrand Cognac Tue, Nov, 19, 2024 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM EST The staff at Table & Vine has always been impressed by the amazing quality of the Pierre Ferrand Cognacs. The dedication to producing complex elegant Cognacs is second to none. Join Michael Quinlan to explore all that’s happening in these incredible liquids! […]
The AIC (American International College) Yellow Jackets at the MassMutual Center. The Division I Men’s Ice Hockey team take to the ice. VS Stonehill. Click here for full schedule. AIC men’s ice hockey is the hometown team and the only NCAA Division I team in the greater Springfield, MA area. For more information on AIC Division I […]
They Called Me Mayer: Painted Memories of a Jewish Childhood in Poland before the Holocaust with Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Register for the Zoom talk with Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Mayer Kirshenblatt was born in 1916 and left Poland for Canada in 1934. He taught himself to paint at age 73 and made it his mission to remember the world […]
Join the Springfield Rifles Rugby Club for a Leap Day Trivia Night on Thursday at 7 pm. Gather your smartest friends and family and come out for a fun night of family friendly trivia at the ICC’s Trinity Pub. Fee is $10 per player, with proceeds going directly to benefit the Rifles Women’s Rugby Club […]
UMass Hockey vs. Harvard Fri, Nov 22, 2024 ⦁ 7:00pm Mullins Center - Ice Hockey Buy Now November 22 vs. Harvard (7 PM) – HARRY POTTER NIGHT You're a Wizard, Harry! Join us in the Mullins Center for a night of magic and fun. November 24 vs. Vermont (3 PM) – UMASS HOCKEY GIVES THANKS […]
Silver Bell Nights: Where holiday traditions shine bright... NOVEMBER 22ND, 2024 - DECEMBER 31ST, 2024 Experience a magical winter wonderland at Silver Bell Farm this Christmas season. Don't miss one of the best outdoor holiday light shows in Massachusetts starting in November! During the event, all areas of the farm are illuminated by hundreds of […]
John Stokosa plays on Friday, November 22 from 6–9 pm. If you would like dinner reservations, please call 413-342-4358. All are welcome to come and enjoy the music.
HOME GAME VS CHARLOTTE CHECKERS Rock 102 Mayflower Marathon Kickoff (Pregame Food Drive) / T-Birds Goalie Glove Oven Mitt Giveaway (first 3,000 fans) / Third Jersey Game MGM Springfield Deuces Wild Friday ($2 domestic drafts, $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas through end of period one) / Pregame Concert The Springfield Thunderbirds, the proud American Hockey […]
Family Program: Make a Simple Gift Come and make a simple, perfect holiday gift by hand! This year’s simple gift is a pierced tin medallion, inspired by historic pierced tin lanterns. View Event →
A pre-hunt session of handling and flying hawks followed by a wild quarry hunt with hawks. Available during the small game season (mid-October through early January). $400 per person - Duration 3 Hours 115 River Road Hadley Start Time: 10 AM **PLEASE NOTE: There is NO non-participant option on a hunt (Everyone is a participant on […]
AKC dog agility trials with dogs competing over different obstacle courses throughout the day. Location(s): Mallary Complex Admission: Free leapagility.com
"FRIENDSGIVING COMEDY" MIX 931 Morning Man CHRIS ZITO returns with AN EVENING OF STAND UP you don't want to miss! Chris welcomes COREY RODRIQUES, STEVE NAGLE & GARY MARINO Saturday November 23, 2024 Doors 6:30 / Dinner 7pm/ Show 8pm Tickets are: $30 (SHOW ONLY) and $50 FRIENDSGIVING DINNER & SHOW including PREMIUM SEATING and […]
Creating Thanksgiving; Origins and Sources Join Gabriel Norwood, Lead Museum and Outreach Educator at Plimoth Patuxet Museum as he explores the historical context surrounding the 1621 Harvest Festival between Wampanoag and English people known today as Thanksgiving. What did it mean to people at that time and how has it been reimagined and reinterpreted by […]
Hands-On Open Hearth Cooking Workshop: Let’s Bake! Using a bake kettle and the beehive oven, participants will make a savory pie, a sweet cake, and a special biscuit in each session. View Event →
AKC dog show with dogs of all sizes competing on an agility course, combining speed and athleticism. 6AM - 9PM Admission: Free www.tmacagility.org Parking: $5 (collected by ESE Fairgrounds)
The AIC (American International College) Yellow Jackets at the MassMutual Center. The Division I Men’s Ice Hockey team take to the ice. VS Niagara. Click here for full schedule. AIC men’s ice hockey is the hometown team and the only NCAA Division I team in the greater Springfield, MA area. For more information on AIC Division I […]
Lindsey Stirling, viral premier electronic violinist, dancer, and aerialist, is tuning up her bow for the holidays. The multi-platinum-selling musician-composer is ready to embark on her North American Snow Waltz Tour 2024 The tour, which gets its name from Stirling’s 2022 chart-topping Snow Waltz album, promises to be theatrical, eclectic, high-energy, and at least a […]
Bright Nights at Forest Park will kick off its 30th season on Wednesday, November 27, with a special guest flipping the switch on all 675,000 lights. In addition to the magical lighting display illuminating the three-mile drive, Santa’s Magical Forest will be welcoming visitors to enjoy, snacks, souvenirs, and whirl on the carousel. Santa will […]
Join us as we celebrate the holiday season with the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in downtown North Adams. On the evening before Thanksgiving join hundreds of festive faces as North Adams gears up for the holiday season with the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony and Hometown Holidays kick-off event! A crowd will gather around the tree […]
You know what time it is! Thanksgiving Eve with Western Mass' favorite party band, 7Roads Band! Kick off Turkey Day Weekend with a bang!
Thanksgiving Feast 2024 Thursday November 28th, 2024 Seating: 10am, 12pm & 230pm To Start: Shrimp Cocktail, Fresh Fruit, Assorted Cheeses and Crackers, & Our Muenchner Salad Chef Carved: Prime Rib and Turkey Breast A Buffet Featuring: French Toast, Sausages, Pierogis, Kielbasa, Golumbki, Scrambled Eggs, Chicken Francaise, Jäger Schnitzel, Baked Haddock, Oven-Roasted Potatoes, Walnut Stuffing, Penne Marinara, […]
RESERVE YOUR TABLE FOR THANKSGIVING AT THE FORT! This year, we are serving up a special Prix Fixe menu which includes THREE COURSES! $50/pp | kids 5-10 $19.99 | kids 4 and under $6 We will have a la carte appetizers & our kids menu available all day long as well! CLICK HERE TO VIEW […]
Thanksgiving with the Log Cabin | Delaney Hospitality Group $59.95 for adults | $20.95 for Children (3-10 years old) | 2 and under are free. Reservations are available starting at 11am with the last one at 4pm. LOG CABIN Log Cabin minimum party size is 5 people. If making reservations for more than 12 people, please […]
UMass Hockey vs. Army Fri, Nov 29, 2024 ⦁ 4:00pm Mullins Center - Ice Hockey Buy Now
Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail, listen to stories and live music, sample sweet treats, ride the horse-drawn carryall, and more. We hope your family will […]
Perfect outside activity for a fall afternoon. Private 30-minute wagon rides by Clay Hill Farm on Old Main Street in Historic Deerfield. $75 up to 6 people $5 for each additional person up to 8. Bring your own blankets and enjoy a wonderful outdoor activity in the country. Reservations strongly suggested to guarantee your time […]
Kicking off the day after Thanksgiving, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield opens the Annual Festival of Trees - open Thursday through Sunday. A stroll through this colorful forest of whimsical, beautiful and creative Christmas trees, all donated and decorated by area businesses, organizations, families and individuals, will put you in the holiday spirit […]
Join Us for the Christmas Light Show! Experience the magic of our Holiday Light Stroll, featuring over 400,000 hand-strung bulbs that transform our farm into a winter wonderland. Starting November 29th at 5:00 P.M., enjoy a 30-45 minute enchanting walk filled with sparkling trees, glowing tractors, and twinkling tunnels. Tickets are $15 per person if […]
It’s evening and Baby is asleep. Momma and Dad set up Baby’s crib, but leave the door unlocked. Most babies scoot, flop, and roll their way to sleep. But this Baby? This Baby tumbles right out the door! Eventually, Tumblebaby tumbles home, well-traveled, well rested, having changed the whole world, eyes closed all along. A […]
HOME GAME VS UTICA COMETS Black Friday Matinee presented by bankESB / Merchandise Specials MGM Springfield Deuces Wild Friday ($2 domestic drafts, $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas through end of period one) / Pregame Concert The Springfield Thunderbirds, the proud American Hockey League affiliate of the St. Louis Blues. This marks the T-Birds' fourth playing […]
Holiday Music 6:00-9:00 Live music in the Tavern by local keyboardist John Waynelovich. The product of an entertainment family, John “Wayno” Waynelovich represents the fourth generation of musicians and performs in his lineage, and a distinguished lineage it is! As a keyboardist Wayno adds a special dimension to music with limitless energy in his live […]
Join us for our annual Holiday Parade on Saturday November 30th! Parade participants/marchers will gather at Trinity row around 9:30am. Parade step-off will be around 10am and will march west on Rt. 9 until reaching the Florence Civic Center. Get a jump on seeing Santa and Mrs. Claus before they get too busy!
Winter Pastimes and the Society of the 17th Century Meet the Society of the 17th Century, a group of re-enactors who bring our Hall Tavern building to life with an incredible array of period arts, crafts, and trades. Visitors can help string popcorn and cranberry garlands, make an apple pomander, and watch a candle dipping demonstration as […]
Calling All Gen Xers and families with young children! Grab your bell-bottoms or anything crocheted, take our hand, and come along to this fully interactive and participatory show. Join local pianist and song leader Joshua Sitron (Nickelodeon, Disney) and Myka Plunkett (actor, director, educator) for a Free to Be…You and Me Sing-along Spectacular! Get ready to laugh, […]
Being a child can feel like being buffeted along by a huge force out of your control. At any moment, something incredible could happen—but so could something scary, or sad, or hard—and everything is always changing. Learning to cope means learning the cycles, the things you can depend on. There’s That Sun Again illuminates that cycle, showing […]
