Greenfield Farmers’ Market
Court Square Court Square, GreenfieldStart Saturdays Fresh! With local food, music, coffee, and community. The Greenfield Farmers' Market is held every Saturday from 9:00 am-1:30 pm in Court Square. With 25-30 rotating booths featuring fresh, locally grown produce & fruit, meat & eggs, baked goods, crafts, and more, there's something for everyone! Plus, live music, fresh coffee, and activities. Visit our Instagram, Facebook, or sign up for our newsletter to learn about the weekly vendor and music lineup. Rain or shine! Some vendors are CASH ONLY! Most vendors accept cash, debit cards, Credit Cards, Venmo, and SNAP-EBT cards. ***EBT Card users: Many vendors have their own EBT card readers. If they don't, you can still use your SNAP and earn your HIP reward, using our receipt system. Instead of buying tokens at the manager booth, vendors will give you a receipt for your purchase that you will bring to the manager, who will run the transaction for you. Then, give the receipt back to the vendor in exchange for your items! Visit our manager booth to learn more about using SNAP/HIP at the market.
All Recovery Meeting
The RECOVER Project 68 Federal St 68 Federal St, GreenfieldAll Recovery Meetings are open to all pathways of Recovery. This is an open meeting where people share what they are doing to support their recovery. These meetings are held in a Hybrid format daily Mon-Fri and Zoom only on Saturday. Located at The RECOVER Project 68 Federal St, Zoom ID 413 774 5489 password 7745489
The Teen Advisory Board Presents: A Storytime for Children
Greenfield Public Library 412 Main St, GreenfieldFamilies are invited to a teen-led storytime by members of the library’s Teen Advisory Board, on Saturday, May 11, at 10:00 am. The theme is bugs! Relax with a coloring page or two and learn something about our insect friends. For more information, contact us at librarian@greenfieldpubliclibrary.org, or call (413) 772-1544. This program, generously sponsored by the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, is free, and intended for families with children grades K-3.
A Saturday Dose of Fun (improv games for grownups with Henry Balzarini)
The LAVA Center 324 Main Street, GreenfieldWarning: This workshop may cause multiple moments of mirth, foster greater comfort in new situations, inspire creativity, lift your mood, release stress, make you more spontaneous, ease you into connecting enjoyably with other people and even make you laugh out loud. Using improv games, we will become a fast thinking, in the moment, loose goose brigade. You’ve been warned. Here’s a little more about the content of the workshop from Henry: Although I’ll be using improv based exercises, they’ll be mostly warmup and group game activities. Not really improv scene or narrative building work. We will end with one or two short form improv performance type games, however. Focus will be on loosening up and having fun. If you are looking for serious improv study this won’t be it, but might be a good way to ease into it. That all said, the main objective is fun on a Saturday afternoon. Every 2nd and 4th Saturday! $5–10 suggested donation per session. No improv experience necessary. Intended for adults. Limit of 15 please, so sign up now: email hbquit@hotmail.com. about your host: I’m Henry Balzarini and a native of Boston. In the 1980’s I lived in New York City where I…
85th Season Finale: Visions of Hope
21 Barr Ave. Greenfield MA 01301 21 BARR AVENUE, GreenfieldTianhui Ng and Dr. Allegra Martin lead the PVS Orchestra and Chorus in our 85th season finale featuring the music of three African American composers looking with hope toward a just future. ABOUT THE PROGRAM: William Grant Still's second Symphony, Song of a New Race, describes elements of the African American experience through history and brings classical Western orchestral composition together with blues and jazz to paint a united future for a diverse America. In “Credo,” prolific composer Margaret Bonds sets W. E. B. Du Bois’ prose poem to sensitive and powerful music, sung by the PVS Chorus with soloists Brianna J. Robinson and Nicholas LaGesse. Mary D. Watkins’ “Dark River” tells the story of Civil Rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer’s fight for justice and racial equality. This moving opera reflects the complexity and emotion of the time period through interwoven elements of jazz, blues, and gospel. The PVS Chorus will be performing selections featuring Brianna J. Robinson as the title role. PVS' resident musicologist, Dr. David Schneider, Georges Lurcy Professor of Music & History at Amherst College, joins us at 6PM for a pre-concert talk. - - - - - - - - THIS SEASON, WE ARE OFFERING CONCERT…
Small Town Radio ft Gravestone!
Hawks & Reed Ballroom 289 Main St., GreenfieldA night filled by a variation of cover songs from two local favorites!Join us for a fun night of live music featuring cover songs performed by two beloved local bands, Small Town Radio and Gravestone.Venue: Hawks and Reed Ballroom in Greenfield, MATickets:$10 in advance$15 at the doorDon't miss out on this incredible showcase of talent!Event Schedule:Doors open at 7:30 PMShow starts at 8:00 PMGet your tickets early and secure your spot for a memorable evening filled with great music, cold drinks, and good vibes. See you there!