May 22nd, 2017 — Miscellaneous

Join us at 4:30pm at The Inn Yard in Ashfield.
Double Edge’s Ashfield Town Spectacle and Culture Fair explores how active participation defines the intersection of art, culture, and democracy. Grown directly from the theatre’s questions about the roots of identity, the Town Spectacle extends this search to include the whole community through a kaleidoscope of history, art, and spectacle. This performance will not take place in a theatre—the territories of the town will be the stage map—and the ensemble will be joined by all walks of the Ashfield, Hilltown, and western MA community.
The event is free and open to the public, and spectators will be free to wander from venue to venue, with a map and schedule provided upon entry. The Spectacle Fair will take place each day from 1-7 with parade down Main Street at 7, leading to a finale at the Ashfield Lake.
May 21st, 2017 — Miscellaneous

Join us at 1:15pm in downtown Turners Falls.
Join Turners Falls RiverCulture in celebrating the newest and most prominent public art in downtown Turners Falls, Saturday, June 17th.
Tim de Christopher is an internationally recognized artist and ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS is a much anticipated addition to downtown Turners Falls. The sculpture was selected last Spring from about 30 impressive proposals from throughout the country.
The sculpture is located at the seating area on the corners of Avenue A and Third Street. The afternoon’s activities will be set up on Third Street from the sculpture site to Canal Street. Throughout downtown shops and restaurants will be offering rock-paper-scissors specials!
10:30am
Geology Walking Tour with Steve Winters. Meet at the corner of Avenue A/ Third Street.
Amble your way back 200 million years when Turners Falls was nothing more than a huge muddy lake sitting on a cooled bed of lava! And then, there’s the story of the famous Armored Mudballs – claimed to be found nowhere else in the world but Turners Falls. Steve’s geo-tour of the village should take about 90 minutes.
1:00 pm
Free Hotdogs and Veggie Dogs!
Live Music by The Expandable Brass Band! Sidewalk Sales and downtown specials!
Geology Exhibitions by Ed Gregory and Jurassic Roadshow! Kids can make and decorate their own stone-carver hats!
2:00 pm
Formal ceremony and unveiling of ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
2:30 pm
Music by DJ Shannon
Rock Paper Scissors competition according to International Regulations.
$200 Cash Prize for the Winner and $50 for the Runner-up!
Participants must be age 8+.
$5 donation per person covers the prize money.
Dressing in costume is HIGHLY recommended. Prize for best TEAM COSTUME!
Participation is limited to 64. Please check in your team by 2:30 pm at the festival.
4:00pm
Tim de Christopher will speak about his work. Meet at the sculpture.
February 16th, 2017 — Miscellaneous, Photos
As we prepared for our gig at Eastworks, a visiting jazz fan and photographer from Connecticut observed us and took photographs. Days later, after developing his film, Dan Castelli sent this delightful black and white photo. He titled it, “Music should be fun.” Yes! Thank you, Dan!

Photo by Dan Castelli, March 4, 2017
February 16th, 2017 — Miscellaneous

New Century Theatre presents the third annual LIFE IN THE 413 production. An evening of live radio plays and music to benefit our 27th anniversary season. We are playing.
Date: Saturday, April 29th, 2017
Time: 7:00 PM
Academy of Music
Northampton, MA 01063
February 14th, 2017 — Miscellaneous

May 6th, 2016 rain or shine
Noon to 5pm, Tri County Fairgrounds
Northampton, MA
Parade kicks off at noon marching from Main Street, Northampton to the Tri County Fairgrounds where the Pride event stage starts at 1:30
Plus lots of vendors and a Youth craft area!
February 13th, 2017 — Miscellaneous

Join us for the River Roll and Stroll.
May, 7th 2017
Veterans Memorial Bridge
South Hadley & Holyoke
The Veterans Memorial Bridge will be shut down to traffic May 7 and open for residents of both communities to mingle on foot during the River Roll & Stroll. Musicians and artists, as well as community groups, will line the bridge with stations for residents to interact with. Food trucks and tables will be parked at each end of the bridge, adding to the festival. Artists will encourage chalk drawings, there will be a bike decorating station and old fashioned kids activities from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Marching bands will lead a kick-off parade.
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February 13th, 2017 — Miscellaneous

The Wild Goose Chase & Kids’ Carnival, 5K & Family Fun Runs Sunday, May 21, 2017, Look Park, Florence, 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Benefit for Whole Children. We will be playing from 10-11am.
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February 1st, 2017 — Miscellaneous
We will be rehearsing at the Common House, Pathways Co-Housing, 5 Mountain Laurel Path, Florence, MA on Sunday, March 19th, 2017 from 12:30-2:30pm.
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January 15th, 2017 — Miscellaneous
Join us for the River Meltdown 2017.
Meltdown 2017: a festival for kids and their grown-ups!
Saturday, March 25, 2017. 10am-4pm.
Smith Vocational High School, Northampton
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January 3rd, 2017 — Miscellaneous
Join us for the Hartford Mardi Gras: Who’s Cold.
6:00 PM: The big show at Real Art Ways. The Hartford Hot Several Brass Band, Boycott Brass Band, and the Expandable Brass Band will take turns bringing the funk until 10:00 pm. That’s a lot of funky brass for NO COVER! Drinks, food, and souvenir t-shirts will be available.
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