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Mass Humanities awards $160K to Pioneer Valley cultural organizations

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJuly 28, 2023

The historical novel “Finding Home” is the debut novel of Leverett resident Dean Cycon.

Book Bag: Debut novel by Dean Cycon tells the story of a fraught WWII homecoming for Holocaust survivors

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJuly 21, 2023

Illustration from “If I Had a Horse,” a 2018 book by Gianna Marino.

Fleet of foot and easy on the eye: ‘Horse Tales,’ a new exhibit at the Eric Carle Museum, celebrates our four-legged friends

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJune 30, 2023

Jean Millington, Brie Darling, and June Millington sign copies of their new album in a scene from “Fanny: The Right to Rock.”

Walking the earth, with a bit of swagger: Documentary film profiles the groundbreaking all-female rock band Fanny

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJune 16, 2023

Liz Stanton, left, and Carolyn Goelzer play a lesbian couple, Colleen and Sharon, who are forced to deal with Colleen’s early-onset Alzheimer’s in “When the Mind’s Free,” a production by Real Live Theater.

Back to the stage: Real Live Theater returns from the pandemic with staged reading and a new summer production

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJune 9, 2023

The Da Camera Singers rehearse at the Episcopal Church of St. James and Andrew in Greenfield for their May 21 performance of “Considering Matthew Shepard.”

Requiem for Matthew Shepard: Da Camera Singers will perform acclaimed oratorio examining legacy of young gay man murdered 25 years ago

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 19, 2023

Ted Rau of Amherst, right, with his partner, Jerry Koch-Gonzalez. Both are interviewed in the new book “Authentic Selves: Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People and Their Families.”

Discovering who you are: ‘Authentic Selves,’ a new book and photo exhibit, celebrates trans and non-binary people

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 15, 2023

Artists Joanne Tebaldi, left, and Martha Brouwer hang paintings for “Engaging Nature,” a show by the Amhert Plein Air Society at Leverett Crafts & Arts.

As nature intended: Group exhibit ‘Engaging Nature’ in Leverett features landscape paintings made outdoors

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 15, 2023

Booker T. Washington, a seminal Black leader at the turn of the 20th century, was criticized by some other African Americans for the accommodations he made to white supremacy.

From schism to civil rights: “The Niagara Movement” explores debate over how Black Americans could overcome

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 6, 2023

Gloria Parker and Claire Couture, in foreground, dance alongside other members of the Young@Heart Chorus during a dress rehearsal in Holyoke for the group’s May 7 performance at the Academy of Music.

Young@Heart Chorus gets ready to present its spring concert, ‘The Love Show’

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 3, 2023