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Kenya’s “Queen of Soul” ATEMI at The LAVA Center

The LAVA Center 324 Main Street, Greenfield

A special collaboration of Música Franklin and The LAVA Center: Kenyan singer, songwriter and entertainer Atemi Oyungu will be featured at The LAVA Center Tuesday, August 4, 6:00 p.m. Call it Neo-Afro Soul! A mix of neo-soul, Afro-fusion and Afro-Pop, Atemi’s sound has been described as “Miriam Makeba meeting Jill Scott;” she has been called Kenya’s Queen of Soul and Kenya’s own Aretha Franklin. Her surprise appearance in Greenfield is thanks to Orice Jenkins, Executive Director of Música Franklin, who invited her to meet the young people of Música Franklin in their after-school program, and to stay on to offer a special performance at The LAVA Center. Doors open at 5:30, and the performance begins at 6:00. Admission is by sliding scale donation. For more information, contact [email protected]

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Greenfield Community Band Summer Concert Series 2026

Energy Park 50 Miles Street, Greenfield

The Greenfield Community Band, formerly known as the Greenfield Military Band, will perform at the Greenfield Energy Park, on Miles Street, each Tuesday in July at 7 pm as part of the Greenfield Summer Concert Series 2026. All concerts are free, as well as parking and is ADA compliant. Each of 4 concerts in July will be of a music theme including Oldies but Goodies, On the Screen, America 250 Years, and an eclectic collection of traditional and patriotic tunes. Concerts are weather dependent. Please check the Greenfield Community Band Facebook page for cancellations and makeup concerts. August 4th is the final concert of the series.

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