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Steve Sanderson, who is the events producer for the Northampton Arts Council, carries an ampersand during Transperformance on Aug. 21, 2018 in Pines Theater at Look Park.

Rocking on, remotely: Transperformance reimagines Live Aid to raise funds for schools

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterAugust 13, 2020

Strawberry cardamom hand pies are featured in the Wheelhouse at Home menu.

Food

Wheelhouse and chill: Amherst catering company launches meal subscription service

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 23, 2020

The Institute for the Musical Arts (IMA) in Goshen was recently chosen as one of six cultural hubs in Western Massachusetts in a pilot program called Artists at Work (AAW), which is inspired by the Great Depression-era Works Progress Administration to give artists resources to produce new art in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Naia Kete was chosen as IMA’s artist as part of the cultural hub project.

Arts in progress: IMA chosen as ‘cultural hub’ for pilot WPA-inspired program for artists

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 23, 2020

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Retiring crisis intervention chief proud of CSO programs

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJuly 9, 2020

Allison Ryan, a volunteer at Mass Audubon Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary in Easthampton, explains the solar panels to Hampshire Regional seventh-graders during a program on global warming.

Mass Audubon cuts staff, programming throughout state due to revenue decline

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 6, 2020

John Paul White performs at The Parlor Room in Northampton on March 12, the last show the club hosted before closing due to the pandemic.

When the show can’t go on: Live music venues assess their losses, consider plans for reopening

by Steve Pfarrer Staff Writers, and Chris Goudreau Staff WritersJuly 6, 2020

Mike Brignolo, beer buyer and store manager at Cooper’s Corner in Florence, brings a couple of four-packs of The Alchemist brewery beer out to customer Kyle Stocks of Feeding Hills. Stocks bought a four-pack each of Focal Banger and Heady Topper, both New England IPAs.

Food

With taprooms closed, popular out-of-state brews drive demand

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterMay 6, 2020

Mark Shapiro, of Stonepool Pottery in Worthington, works in his studio Tuesday afternoon.

How local makers are making do during the pandemic

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterApril 9, 2020

Luis Soria is the principal of Dr. Marcella R. Kelly School in Holyoke. Each day since schools have closed he posts a video of himself reading a book aloud. Photographed on Wednesday, March 25, 2020.

Educators rising to remote learning challenges

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterApril 6, 2020

Elizabeth Pangburn works in the office of her Shutesbury home on Friday, Feb. 28.

Stuck on screens: Local technology addiction expert calls internet ‘the world’s largest slot machine,’ suggests ways to cut down

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterMarch 19, 2020