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June 2022
Springfield Museums, A Legacy of Campus Activism
LAST WEEK The Springfield Museums is proud to present A Legacy of Campus Activism: The Springfield College Protests of 1969-1970, March 29 through June 26, at the Wood Museum of Springfield History. What does it mean to recognize that change is needed? And then how can you make significant change? What benefits are realized and at what cost? Thanks to a grant received from the Council of Independent Colleges, Springfield College students have had an opportunity to contemplate these questions. Working under the…
Find out more »Dewey’s Jazz Lounge, Poetry Night
Our monthly Open Mic & Poetry Night at Dewey's is on Sunday, June 26th! This event will be hosted by Lyrical Faith, the 3rd ranked woman poet in the world. The feature for this event was the 1st place winner of our Poetry Slam, Tarishi "MIDNIGHT” Shuler. The event will take place from 6-9pm and the sign up list will open at 5:30pm. We'll be serving our all-day brunch menu from 12-8pm. Reservations are always encouraged: https://bit.ly/deweys-reservations Please note there will be…
Find out more »White Lion Brewing, Salsa Class Tuesdays
It’s Tuesday with world class instructor Nector Garcia! Salsa Class Tuesdays at White Lion 7:30 to 9:00pm. Beginners - Intermediate - Advance
Find out more »July 2022
White Lion Brewing, Salsa Class Tuesdays
It’s Tuesday with world class instructor Nector Garcia! Salsa Class Tuesdays at White Lion 7:30 to 9:00pm. Beginners - Intermediate - Advance
Find out more »Springfield Museums, Guided Tour
Washi Transformed and Fantastic Ruins Join a docent guide for a 30-minute presentation in the D’Amour Museum of Fine Art. The discussion will focus on the special exhibition Washi Transformed or Fantastic Ruins, and its connection to the Museums’ permanent collection. Meeting in the D’Amour Museum lobby. Free with museum admission!
Find out more »Springfield Museums, Guided Tour
Washi Transformed and Fantastic Ruins Join a docent guide for a 30-minute presentation in the D’Amour Museum of Fine Art. The discussion will focus on the special exhibition Washi Transformed or Fantastic Ruins, and its connection to the Museums’ permanent collection. Meeting in the D’Amour Museum lobby. Free with museum admission!
Find out more »Symphony Hall, The Return of The Rhodes!
Maestro Kevin Rhodes returns to Symphony Hall with a very special concert to benefit MOSSO. The program will feature light classics, and a salute to John Williams with guest artist, violinist Yevgeny Kutik. TICKETS Sponsors to date include: The Republican and MassLive, BusinessWest and Healthcare News, WWLP-22News and The C.W. Springfield, Sheraton Springfield at Monarch Place, The Bolduc Schuster Foundation, New England Public Media. The health and safety of our Musicians and Guests is our top priority at all times.…
Find out more »Springfield Museums, Guided Tour
Washi Transformed and Fantastic Ruins Join a docent guide for a 30-minute presentation in the D’Amour Museum of Fine Art. The discussion will focus on the special exhibition Washi Transformed or Fantastic Ruins, and its connection to the Museums’ permanent collection. Meeting in the D’Amour Museum lobby. Free with museum admission!
Find out more »August 2022
Springfield Museums, Guided Tour
Washi Transformed and Fantastic Ruins Join a docent guide for a 30-minute presentation in the D’Amour Museum of Fine Art. The discussion will focus on the special exhibition Washi Transformed or Fantastic Ruins, and its connection to the Museums’ permanent collection. Meeting in the D’Amour Museum lobby. Free with museum admission!
Find out more »September 2022
Mattoon Street Arts Festival
We now look forward to the 49th Mattoon Street Arts Festival, in downtown Springfield, September 10-11, 2022 -- it is the longest running arts festival in the Pioneer Valley. Come for the festival and visit some of the other great attractions going on the weekend after Labor Day. You can check out our exhibitors page for more information before the festival! The Mattoon Street Arts Festival features over 90 exhibitors, food vendors, and strolling musicians. Parking at the TD Bank lot and admission are…
Find out more »Mattoon Street Arts Festival
We now look forward to the 49th Mattoon Street Arts Festival, in downtown Springfield, September 10-11, 2022 -- it is the longest running arts festival in the Pioneer Valley. Come for the festival and visit some of the other great attractions going on the weekend after Labor Day. You can check out our exhibitors page for more information before the festival! The Mattoon Street Arts Festival features over 90 exhibitors, food vendors, and strolling musicians. Parking at the TD Bank lot and admission are…
Find out more »Springfield Puerto Rican Parade
The Springfield Puerto Rican Parade will kick off at 11:00 a.m. This year’s parade will part from between Main and Wason Ave and will march through downtown ending where Boland Way and Main Street. The parade highlights Latino music and traditions and is a way for residents in Western Massachusetts to learn about the culture and celebrate it as well.
Find out more »October 2022
Symphony Hall, Springfield Symphony Opening Night!!
Saturday, Oct. 22 conducted by JoAnn Falletta, featuring Zoltan Kodaly’s Dances of Galanta, Edward Elgar’s Cello Concerto with guest cellist Joshua Roman, and Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony No. The season will feature six classical performances and two pops concerts under the leadership of a diverse group of guest conductors.
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