November CD, DVD, Vinyl Record & Book Bin Sale at Roundabout Books
Roundabout Books 85 Pierce Street, GreenfieldNovember CD, DVD, Vinyl Record & Book Bin Sale $1 SALE: Saturday, November 2nd- Sunday, November 3rd, 10am - 6pm $2 PRESALE DAY: Friday, November 1st, 10am - 6pm $1 DVDs and DVD sets $1 CDs and CD sets $1 Audiobooks $1 Vinyl Records Thousands of CDs and DVDs ~10 large bins of 50 cent books --50 cent books will be the same price throughout the sale All CDs, DVDs, and books fresh since last sale Vinyl is about half fresh and half from the large vinyl collection in our last sale The sale will be on the lower level of our store, Roundabout Books, at 85 Pierce Street in Greenfield, MA. Our regular bookstore is open upstairs with two full levels of used, new, vintage, and children's books Parking is in our upper lot or on the street--please be respectful of neighbors' driveways if you park on the street Cash, Checks and Credit Cards Accepted
FREE SHOW: Defying the Nazi’s: Sharp’s War with Q&A with Director Artemis Joukawsky
Greenfield Garden Cinema 361 Main St., GreenfieldJoin an American couple’s courageous mission in 1939 to help refugees escape Nazi-occupied Europe. Over the course of two years, the pair will risk their lives so that hundreds can live in freedom. FREE Show: Featuring a Q&A with Director Artemis Joukawsky after the film. CAST: Marina Goldman, Tom Hanks DIRECTOR: Ken Burns, Artemis Joukowsky RUN TIME: 90 min
Daddies of Drag Brunch at Four Phantoms
Four Phantoms Brewing Co. 301 Wells Street, GreenfieldA full drag show to entertain you while you eat. Get your dollar bills ready for tips because our performers are coming prepared to entertain you with lip-syncs, comedy, dance moves, and a heaping helping of Sunday sass! You’ll see performers serving up their best acts with a masculine edge! Ages 18+. It’s CiderDays so we’ll have cider flights and cider mimosas. Plus Patch Burger has a special BRUNCH menu!
Valley Tea Dance
Hawks & Reed Ballroom 289 Main St., GreenfieldOur monthly tea dance welcoming all female and female identifying personsWelcome to the Valley Tea Dance. Our local dances are fun, safe and a welcoming space for Lesbian/Queer women identified people to get together and dance.We recognize and appreciate the complexity and beauty of all genders. Our aim is to create an enjoyable space specifically for women and adjacent individuals who love women. Therefore, our dances are specifically for this group.Trans women and non-binary folk who connect with femininity are part of our Community.The dances are a collaborative effort of Holyoke Lesbian Meetup and Hawks and Reed
Film Premiere/Question 4 Meetup
Greenfield Garden Cinema 361 Main St., Greenfield“MUSIC FOR MUSHROOMS,” a feature-length documentary from acclaimed musician East Forest (Krishna-Trevor Oswalt), will have its Western Massachusetts theatrical premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas in Greenfield at 6pm on Sunday, November 3rd, 2024. Local advocacy groups will host an informal, free networking and coalition building pre-show reception at 4:30pm, at the Garden in support of MA for Mental Health Options / Yes on 4 campaign to provide legal access to psychedelic assisted therapy on the ballot in Massachusetts November 5th. Representatives from partner organizations include Parents for Plant Medicine, Open Circle Alliance, the Veteran Alliance for Psychedelic Access, Heroic Hearts Project, Students for Sensible Drug Policy, Western Mass Psychedelic Society and more. The documentary seeks to raise awareness about the healing potential of alternative therapies, including psychedelics, by sharing personal stories of those who have transformed their lives through these methods. East Forest, a pioneering figure for over 15 years, explores the growing psychedelic renaissance and the powerful role of music as a healing modality. With successful screenings in New York, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Boston, the Western Massachusetts premiere will include a Q&A following the film- moderated by local filmmaker and executive producer Christopher Seward and a…
25 Hour Theater Festival
The LAVA Center 324 Main Street, Greenfield25 HOURS 6 PLAYWRIGHTS A HATFUL OF ACTORS AND ONE NIGHT OF THEATER MADNESS! JOIN THE FUN NOVEMBER 3 at 6 and 8 PM at LAVA Center, Greenfield On Saturday afternoon, November 2, a group of playwrights will receive a prompt, pick some actors out of a hat, and spend the next 25 hours writing brand new plays and bringing them to performance. Featuring local and regional playwrights: Henry Balzarini, Nina Gross, Silvia Kaplan, Jan Maher, Jonathan Mirin, and Brian Rust. It’s wild, wacky and fun! Most of all, it’s super creative! Come out to LAVA Center, 324 Main Street in Greenfield the evening of Sunday, November 3 for two showings of the work of these amazing artists! 6pm: Masks Required 8pm: Masks Optional $10–20 suggested donation This event is produced by Christine Benvenuto and made possible by a grant from the Greenfield Cultural Council. about the playwrights: Henry Balzarini is a former teacher of English and a writer of works in storage. He has created and helped others create in-the-moment short improv plays in various and sundry venues over the years in Boston, Vermont, Western Massachusetts and LAVA. Nina Gross is a musician and a writer of poetry, prose,…