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4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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--Vous parlez français? --Euh... oui, un peu. If this is you, and you would like to put a few drops of oil on your rusty French conversation skills, have a seat at La Table Française, the 4th Tuesday of the month, from 5:30 - 6:30 pm, in the GPL Conference Room. This is an intermediate conversation group, not a class. Tamara Grogan, Greenfield resident and 25-year veteran French teacher, will facilitate. If interested, please send an email to Tamara at [email protected]. À bientôt! This program is free and intended for ages 16+.
Free
Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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FREE SPRING FLOWERS TRIVIA NIGHT! Hosted by the Landscape Committee of Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity. Join us, and your fellow flower and plant loving neighbors, at 6pm-7:30pm on Wednesday April 29th at the Community Room at the Greenfield Public Library for a low-stakes community building trivia game! There will also be bubbles involved! All trivia questions will be about spring flowers, both native and common garden varieties. Many of the questions will be true/ false or multiple choice, so even if you know nothing about flowers beforehand you still have a chance to win and learn some new flower facts to impress your friends. Play as a team or by yourself, there is no limit to the number of players required to play trivia. If you come alone but want to join a team, let us know and we will connect you and other players. We want everyone to feel welcome, comfortable, and most of all have fun. There are prizes! And snacks and drinks! Feel free to bring your own snacks or drinks too, we totally understand food allergies/ restrictions. There is no cost to play trivia, but you may wish to bring a packet of seeds to…
Free
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Watching Mr. Pearson - Feature Film and Live Q&A When an aging Hollywood legend can no longer decipher the past from the present, two caretakers with very different solutions must find common ground or lose their jobs. CAST: Hugo Armstrong, Dominika Zawada, Luis Rizo DIRECTOR: Dillon Bentlage RUN TIME: 120 min
$8.50 – $11.50
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Join LAVA for a closing reception for the “TREES!” exhibit. More information: https://thelavacenter.org/humanities/trees/
Free
Come play Exquisite Corpse and other fun group drawing games! Bring your own snacks and drinks. Drawing materials provided. Every other Thursday. *Participates in Card to Culture
$10
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1 event,Smack Dab Queer Open Mic First Friday of the month Sign-up at 6:30, performances start at 7! Smack Dab Queer Open Mic is a free 18+ LGBTQIA community open mic in Greenfield, MA with the slogan “All genders, all the time.” Your hosts are Jules and Avery. Smack Dab Queer Open Mic is modeled after the now defunct Smack Dab in San Francisco, founded in 2003 by Kirk Read and Larry-bob Roberts at Magnet, the gay men’s health clinic in the Castro. If you’d like to perform at the open mic, please come sign up and bring five to seven minutes of whatever you want to share: stories, poems, a song, dance, your art or, perhaps you’d simply like to join us as audience? We’re the friendliest open mic you’ll find, but we pay attention to time. Questions? Contact Jules and Avery at [email protected]
Free
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Greenfield’s Four Rivers Charter Public School exhibits their end of the year art show at The LAVA Center. The exhibition showcases a breadth of materials, styles, and focuses, from charcoal still lives to painted landscapes, from surreal paper sculptures to clay figurines and architectural fantasies. The work is taken from grades 7-12, and highlights the students’ diverse achievements and ambitions throughout the year. Join us at The LAVA Center on Saturday, May 2nd from 11am-2pm for an opening reception and celebrate the joys and surprises of art with us! The exhibition will be up through the month of May, with a closing reception Friday May 29th from 5-8pm.
Free
Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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Butterfly (15 min) (animated) Oscar nominated Beshert (19 min) (drama) Fiddler on the Moon: Judaism in Space (29 min) (doc) JEWCE: The Jewish Comics Experience (23 min) (doc) Call Me Papa: the Letters of Otto Frank (21 min) (doc)
$14
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4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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The Maltese Falcon - 85th Anniversary PG Intro to the classic film by film historian Jonathan Boschen. This is the last of the season. Children under 14 are FREE. San Francisco private detective Sam Spade takes on a case that involves him with three eccentric criminals, a gorgeous liar, and their quest for a priceless statuette, with the stakes rising after his partner is murdered. CAST: Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Gladys George, Peter Lorre DIRECTOR: John Huston RUN TIME: 101 min
$8.50 – $11.50
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Greenfield Mass. - On Monday May 4th, the Greenfield Garden Cinemas and Jonathan Boschen will host their final Fabulous 40’s Film with the definitive film noir movie “The Maltese Falcon”. This movie, which is one of Boschen’s favorites, was produced and distributed by Warner Brother’s Pictures, and stars Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor. Admission is $11 for adults, and $8:50 seniors and students, and FREE for kids 14 and under. The 1941 film “The Maltese Falcon” was the third screen adaption of the 1930 novel of the same name written by Dashiell Hammett. The story follows Detective Sam Spade (portrayed by Humphrey Bogart), who becomes involved with a mysterious group of criminals portrayed by Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, and Sydney Greenstreet, all searching for a priceless statuette known as the Maltese Falcon. The movie made its grand premiere in New York City on October 3, 1941 and went into general release a few weeks later on October 18, where it was well received by critics and the general public. The movie made its first showing in Greenfield at the Lawler Theatre on Sunday January 4, 1942 where it played for four days.
$11
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Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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Trivia Night every Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the Doc & Witch. Use your phone to play! |
1 event,
Theatre of the Oppressed, a workshop with Ash Goverman, every 2nd Friday 7-8:30 pm. Using Augusto Boal’s structures and games, explore how theatre can be “a rehearsal for the revolution.” The workshop is based in the work of Augusto Boal, who developed Theatre of the Oppressed in Brazil inspired by Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Boal describes theatre as “rehearsal for the revolution”. His method transforms the audience from passive spectators into “spect-actors,” empowered to explore solutions to oppressive personal, social, and political problems through theatre and improvisation. Participants will use Boal’s games as a tool for power analysis. The workshop will offer image theatre and forum theatre as methods for societal examination through our bodies, rather than cerebrally; in community, rather than in isolation. Theatre of the Oppressed is a connective tool for community engagement and for embodied anti-perfectionism. Boal’s methods guide us to explore, analyze, and ultimately transform our lived reality. Ash Goverman is a theatre director, teaching artist, and arts coordinator. She has studied Theatre of the Oppressed with Christina Marin. This event is free of cost. Donations are appreciated. Questions? Email [email protected].
Free
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Did you know that GCTV has been in business for nearly 40 years? That's pretty remarkable! We've got decades of media technology to back it up, and now we're making room for the future with a massive tag sale. If you're a vintage tech enthusiast—or know someone who is—you won’t want to miss this event. From cameras and VCRs to computers, recording equipment, servers, speakers, and so much more, there will be an incredible variety of items on sale. Mark your calendar for May 9 from 11 am to 3 pm because this is shaping up to be an unforgettable event! That’s not all! Alongside the tag sale, we’re also hosting an open studio community day. Even if vintage tech isn’t your thing, you can explore our television studio located in a beautifully converted masonic ballroom and try out some of the latest technology. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to connect with us!
Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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Join Us for a Live in theater Sheep Meet & Greet in Celebration of The Sheep Detectives. Meet the Sheep of Orchard Valley Farms of Leyden in our lobby and pet them before an after your show. Sheep Detectives showtimes: 12:45, 3:30, 6:30 & 9PM (Sheep will not be present at the late show) The Sheep Detectives is an upcoming mystery comedy film directed by Kyle Balda and written by Craig Mazin, based on the 2005 novel Three Bags Full by Leonie Swann. The film features an ensemble cast including Hugh Jackman, Nicholas Braun, Nicholas Galitzine, Molly Gordon, Hong Chau, and Emma Thompson with the voices of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Bryan Cranston, Chris O'Dowd, Regina Hall, Patrick Stewart, Bella Ramsey, Brett Goldstein, and Rhys Darby. Premise A flock of sheep set off to solve the mystery of who murdered their beloved shepherd.
$8.50 – $11.50
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4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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1 event,
Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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Writers Read is a monthly opportunity for an audience to come and listen to local writers in an intimate environment. Each second Wednesday of the month, three writers read from their work, followed by a discussion facilitated by Lindy Whiton. These discussions have been eye opening, touching, and inspiring. Audiences have left the venue ready to write. C. Desirée Finley (Fin) writes poetry and short fiction focusing on nature and love. Her work is featured in Silkworm and The Brussels Review. Originally from NYC, she currently resides in western Mass. John Sheirer’s most recent book is So Many Shapes and Sizes: Stories (Small, Medium, and Large). He lives in Northampton and teaches at Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield, CT. johnsheirer.com Darlene Elias is the 2025 Strawdog Emerging Writer Fellow, a 2025/26 Valley Creates Capacity Building Artist, and a recipient of 2026 Mass Cultural Council Creative Individual grant for literature. She is a storyteller with roots in the barrios of the Bronx and Holyoke. She is drawn to the quiet spaces where memory, identity, and resilience meet. Through poetry, lyrical reflection and narrative fragments, her work explores the complexity of womanhood, generational memory, and the ways we transform pain into voice.…
$1 – $5
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Come play Exquisite Corpse and other fun group drawing games! Bring your own snacks and drinks. Drawing materials provided. Every other Thursday. *Participates in Card to Culture
$10
Trivia Night every Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the Doc & Witch. Use your phone to play! |
2 events,
Every 3rd Friday, guest speakers present a topic for consideration and exploration. All subjects and approaches to conversation are invited, from traditional lectures, talks, slide shows to experiential learning involving the audience in active participation.
Free
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The PeaceBirds Project begins its exhibition on Friday, May 15, 6 p.m. with a sister event called “We, the Poets, Grant You Refuge: How Palestinian Poetry Inspires Activism.” It combines original poetry, readings of Palestinian poets and stories of The PeaceBirds genesis. Presented by Mona Shiber, JuPong Lin, Rachel Teferet and Carolyn Cushing, the first iteration occurred at the 2025 Mass Poetry Festival in Salem and recently at Easthampton Media. The May 15 event at The LAVA Center is part of the Theatre of Ideas series inviting community folks to join in hearing poetry, stories, and experiencing paperfolding. This event is partially funded by a Greenfield Cultural Council grant, a local agency supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Free
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It's the Sweet Sixteenth year for the Greenfield Bee Fest, and this year things will be absolutely BUZZING - with more artsy educational fun, more celebration, more vendors, and even a SPECIAL GUEST musical appearance from MISTER & MISSUS G! Festivities run from 9 AM to 4 PM on Saturday, with the fun continuing into Sunday! Crafts, Music, Bee Bazaar, & Pollinator Parade ~ 9 AM - 11:30 AM on Court Square & Second Congregational Church Lawn Greenfield Farmers Market ~ 9 AM - 1:30 PM on Court Square Author Reading w/ MISTER G ~ 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM at Greenfield Public Library Pollinator Picnic w/ musical guest MISTER G, Maker's Market, Crankie Fest, & Food Trucks ~ 11:30 AM - 4 PM at Energy Park Join the festivities to celebrate and honor Lorenzo Langstroth, creator of the modern Bee Hive (in Greenfield!) and learn about the little buzzies that we can't live without! All activities can be enjoyed for FREE!!
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Hens & Chicks will be partnering with AGoodMix mobile dry bar which will set up a booth and tent in front of our store during BEE FEST on May16th! They will be offering an eclectic mix of bee and honey themed lemonades & assorted drinks! Their tent will be set up right in front of Hens & Chicks all day on Saturday during Bee Fest! Stop by and grab a refreshing beverage while you are out enjoying all the amazing activities Bee Fest has to offer!
Free
Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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After all the activity of BeeFest on Saturday help the kids relax with a $5 showing of Paddington 2. Most Bears love honey, but Paddington would never dream of disturbing a bee, he prefers Marmalade! Bring the kids to a movie with a 99% approval rating on Rotton Tomatoes. With StudioCanal announcing that a 4th Paddington movie is in production, this is the perfect way to introduce the series. Paddington, now happily settled with the Brown family and a popular member of the local community, picks up a series of odd jobs to buy the perfect present for his Aunt Lucy's 100th birthday, only for the gift to be stolen. CAST: Ben Whishaw, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, Samuel Joslin, Madeleine Harris, Julie Walters DIRECTOR: Paul King RUN TIME: 103 min
$5
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Bring your needlepoint to the theater to watch The Sheep Detectives with The Lights Up so that you can do you knitting. George is a shepherd who reads detective novels to his beloved sheep every night, assuming they can't possibly understand. But when a mysterious incident disrupts life on the farm, the sheep realize they must become the detectives. As they follow the clues and investigate human suspects, they prove that even sheep can be brilliant crime-solvers. CAST: Hugh Jackman, Emma Thompson, Nicholas Braun, Nicholas Galitzine, Molly Gordon, Hong Chau
$8.50 – $11.50
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4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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Like an open mic but MORE. Theater! Dance! Music! Literature! Spoken Word! Storytelling! Magic! Puppetry! Circus and Sideshow! Comedy! Improv! Any form of art or entertainment that can be staged, in any stage of development. Signup starts at 6:30, show starts at 7. 5 minute limit for each act. You can use our sound system if you’d like audio to backup your act- connect using Bluetooth, plugin using 1/8″ mic jack input, or bring adapter if needed.
$1 – $5
Trivia Night every Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the Doc & Witch. Use your phone to play! |
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1 event,
Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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2 events,
4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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When a group of idealistic young men join the German Army during the Great War, they are assigned to the Western Front, where their patriotism is destroyed by the harsh realities of combat. CAST: Louis Wolheim, Lew Ayres, John Wray, Arnold Lucy, Ben Alexander, Scott Kolk DIRECTOR: Lewis Milestone RUN TIME: 133 min
$8.50 – $11.50
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--Vous parlez français? --Euh... oui, un peu. If this is you, and you would like to put a few drops of oil on your rusty French conversation skills, have a seat at La Table Française, the 4th Tuesday of the month, from 5:30 - 6:30 pm, in the GPL Conference Room. This is an intermediate conversation group, not a class. Tamara Grogan, Greenfield resident and 25-year veteran French teacher, will facilitate. If interested, please send an email to Tamara at [email protected]. À bientôt! This program is free and intended for ages 16+.
Free
Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre NR Fred C. Dobbs and Bob Curtin, both down on their luck in Tampico, Mexico in 1925, meet up with a grizzled prospector named Howard and decide to join with him in search of gold in the wilds of central Mexico. Through enormous difficulties, they eventually succeed in finding gold, but bandits, the elements, and most especially greed threaten to turn their success into disaster. The film won Academy Awards for Best Director and Actor for the Huston brothers and Best Screenplay and was nominated for Best Picture. It won Best Picture at the Golden Globes along with the same accolades for the Huston brothers. CAST: Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, Tim Holt, Bruce Bennett, Barton MacLane, Alfonso Bedoya DIRECTOR: John Huston RUN TIME: 126 min
$8.50
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Come play Exquisite Corpse and other fun group drawing games! Bring your own snacks and drinks. Drawing materials provided. Every other Thursday. *Participates in Card to Culture
$10
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Thursday May 28 at 7PM, LAVA’s Comedy Project Presents “What’s So Funny?” with host Joanie Schwartz. Joanie has recently returned to stand-up comedy after a long stint at sit-down comedy. The knee surgery was successful! Joanie will welcome to the stage award-winning Rhymes With Orange cartoonist Hilary Price. Also up is Ang “extremely normal no further questions” Buxton. Andrea CK is on the bill after her recent tour of LA comedy mics, where, according to one audience member: “You were pretty good, Mom.” And rounding out the night is Paul Bennett, stand-up accountant by day, and stand up comic by night. Christine Benvenuto returns as the Comedy Project’s emotional support human. Seating is limited and on a sliding scale of $5–20 ($2 Card-to-Culture; no one will be turned away for lack of funds). To reserve a seat, email [email protected]. Reservations will not be honored after 6:50 p.m. sharp. Supported in part by a grant from the Greenfield Local Cultural Council.
$2 – $20
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Presenting the monthly Handicraft Social which we’ll be hosting on the final Friday of the month at 5pm! Join us at 231 Main Street during the Arts Walk for a relaxed night of adult (18+ please) crafting and chatting. Bring something fun to do with your hands, be it knitting, sewing, drawing, sculpting, or any other project you can take along with you! Bring whatever tools/supplies you need, as this event is downstairs in the gallery and we won’t have access to the tools in the makerspace. This event is BYOB–Bring Your Own Beverage. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic are welcome. We hope to see you there!
Free
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Greenfield's Art Walk is back in action and now with a vendor market! Stroll the venues hosting art and come to Court Square for the market featuring fine art, handmade gifts, apparel, food, drinks, and live music. Lexi Weegee will be performing at 7pm. Come celebrate art, music and community at the Greenfield Arts Walk! |
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Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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4 weeks, 4 themes, and your new year’s writing commitment. Over the course of four weeks, gather to discuss and generate new work with writer L Scully. This workshop will occur Monday evenings in March/April in two hour, limited group sessions at Looky Here. Each week we will explore a different theme through literary and artistic references, group discussion, and generative writing prompts provided live and in session. The ultimate goal of this workshop is to jumpstart your writing practice for the summer in a supportive and productive environment guided by a tapestry of subject matter. Let’s get weird! 4 Mondays 6/9-6/30 6:00-8:00pm This class will end with an Open Mic Reading, date and time TBD
$100
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Hosted by TNT Productions every Tuesday 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the Doc & Witch |
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3 events,
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Playwrights presenting 15-minute slices of their work as table reads for targeted feedback directed by Ash Goverman “Dawn and Dorothy in the Afterlife” by Eva Schegulla “Lone Wolf” by Dan Takacs “Death by Chocolate” by Jane Denitz Smith “more like you” by Foster Finch Schrader “The Walk” by Lionel Audette “Over My Dead Body” by Richard Carmelo Ballon more info: https://thelavacenter.org/on-the-boards/
Trivia Night every Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the Doc & Witch. Use your phone to play! |
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“A Rare Sight” written by Jem O’Hara & directed by Lauren Stock “Phoenix” written by Jan Maher & directed by Liam Castellan more info: https://thelavacenter.org/on-the-boards/ |
3 events,
Our Community Meal provides access through curbside and delivery service to delicious, nutritious, scratch-cooked, balanced meals every Saturday to all of our community members on a pay-what-you-can basis. Our menus cater to various dietary needs and cultural cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, or meat selections. Everything we make is GLUTEN-FREE! We offer a "prix fixe" menu that typically includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. While guests can modify these based on dietary restrictions, there is only one option to choose from per course. Since COVID, Stone Soup Café has had to shift from a buffet-style lunch to a fixed, set menu for curbside pickup or delivery. The Café prides itself on providing a delicious, nutritious, edible, incredible, meal every Saturday – come rain, snow, or sunshine! Delivery We deliver meals to Greenfield - Bernardston - Gill - Deerfield - Shelburne Falls - Colrain - Turner's Falls - Montague - Whately - Sunderland - Northfield. To sign up for FREE DELIVERY please fill out this online form (bit.ly/stone-soup-delivery) or text/call (413) 422-0020 Deliveries occur on Saturdays between 1pm and 2:30pm. You must request delivery by Friday at 4pm.
Free – $15
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Feel free to come in your PJs like you just rolled out of bed in the 1980's. We will be giving away a FREE bowl of cereal with every ticket to the Masters of the Universe. Plus we will be holding a no purchase needed drawing for a He-Man sword. (Must be present to win).
$8.50
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“After the Whales Spoke” written & directed by Molly Brennan more info: https://thelavacenter.org/on-the-boards/ |
