Greenfield Vintage Days 2024
Downtown Court Square, GreenfieldEnjoy all things Vintage in the Valley's Vintage capital of Greenfield! From vinyl to movies, cocktails to clothing, peek into stores and catch some live music during the city's 3rd Annual Vintage Days. Stroll the Greenfield Farmer's Market and Vintage Car Show, stop into Greenfield's FOUR independent bookstores, and do the hustle at the Intergenerational Dance on Saturday! There's so much to do, so much to see...come to Greenfield and find YOUR Vintage!! Farmers' Market - Saturday 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM Greenfield's Farmer's Market is celebrating its 50th year this year and every Saturday boasts delicious foods, gorgeous crafts, and big smiles. This Vintage-vibes Saturday is no different, though with some extra treats in store Museum of our Industrial Heritage (2 Mead St.) - Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Wander the museum and celebrate the region's industrial heritage, highlighting the county's factories and mills that produced cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, measuring instruments, taps and dies, paper, textiles and numerous other products Vintage Collage Workshop @ Artspace - Saturday 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM For this month's Free Art Saturday program - make a vintage materials collage, i.e. vintage ad images, life magazines from the 50's- use their materials and/or bring your…
LAVA Film Festival- 4th annual
The LAVA Center 324 Main Street, GreenfieldThe LAVA Film Festival spotlights emerging local filmmakers who create films that engage with the community and are made with joy. All films were made by current residents of Massachusetts — with more than half of them hailing from Western Mass. There are twice as many films as there have been in previous years, making for a very robust program! Full schedule and tickets here: https://thelavacenter.org/lava-film-festival/
Vintage Book Sale at Roundabout Books
Roundabout Books 85 Pierce Street, GreenfieldVintage Days, Greenfield's weekend-long festival featuring vintage events and shops, is on the horizon. Over the Vintage Days weekend (October 11-13), we'll be offering 20%-off all our books over 50 years old--which is all of our vintage book collection. The Greenfield Business Association and our fellow shop owners and community members have been adding to the event year after year, and naturally with our old shop and love of old books, we're happy to see it being cultivated and stewarded. We'd love to have you over during these beautiful fall days! As always, there will be $2 hot tea and $3 iced tea available, and you can enjoy our porch and lawn for sitting and picnicking. We hope to see you there!
Pub Sing! At Four Phantoms Brewing Company
Four Phantoms Brewing Co. 301 Wells Street, GreenfieldJoin us on the second Sunday of the month for group singing of traditional songs in the public domain. Singers of all levels are welcome and encouraged to bring their favorite tunes. We're a family friendly venue, and we feature a small food menu and a wide variety of beer, cider, mead, seltzer, and non-alcoholic beverages.
Greenfield Records In-store: Dave Scanlon, Ananya Ganesh, Ro(b)//ert Lundberg
Greenfield Records 275 MAIN ST., GREENFIELDLive music in Greenfield Records! Dave Scanlon (of JOBS) https://www.davescanlon.com/recordingsvideos.html Ananya Ganesh https://worriedsongs.bandcamp.com/album/precis-loving and Ro(b)//ert Lundberg http://www.roberteplundberg.com/sounds
Far Out: Life On & After the Commune
Greenfield Garden Cinema 361 Main St., GreenfieldVintage Days Special: Far Out: Life On & After the Commune with Q&A after the film with director Charles Light and others. In 1968, a group of radical journalists leave the city and politics to live communally as organic farmers. The film examines their lives and return to the political world and how the commune became a community. The film traces fifty years in the lives of a group of New England writers, activists and artists. In 1968, in the middle of a left wing faction fight, a group of radical journalists left New York City for the country where they became pioneers in the back-to-the-land and organic farming movement. In 1973, when a giant nuclear power plant was planned nearby, they became active opponents. In a dramatic act of civil disobedience, Sam Lovejoy, a commune member, toppled a 500 foot weather tower on the site. He turned himself in and after a trial that drew national attention was acquitted. The group became leaders in the burgeoning anti-nuclear movement. The film tracks the dramatic battles over atomic power in Seabrook, NH and elsewhere. In 1979, they teamed up with Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Graham Nash and other committed rock stars…
Pub Sing! At Four Phantoms Brewing Company
Four Phantoms Brewing Co. 301 Wells Street, GreenfieldJoin us on the second Sunday of the month for group singing of traditional songs in the public domain. Singers of all levels are welcome and encouraged to bring their favorite tunes. We're a family friendly venue, and we feature a small food menu and a wide variety of beer, cider, mead, seltzer, and non-alcoholic beverages.