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| 90 King St. provides inclusive space for artists | Adcock comes to 33rd annual Joe Val Bluegrass Festival | After long journey, White Lion Brewing establishes facility in Springfield | AIC presents musical “Sweet Charity”at Griswold Theatre | Annual quilt show returns to Elks Club after COVID-19 hiatus | Another brewery joins Westfield’s craft beer awakening | Art for the Soul Gallery features two diverse yet connected artists | Artist turns European trips into series of drawings | Attend Paradise City Arts Festival | Attend sixth annual Bing Comic Con on Oct. 27 | Attend sixth annual Bing Comic Con on Oct. 27 | Back in Black: AC/DC tribute band to perform at MGM | ‘Beat The Putz’ pro football pick-em contest kicks off | Best Damn Sandwich: Angel’s 1376 Restaurant BLT | Best Damn Sandwich: Calabrese Market and Deli, week one | Best Damn Sandwich: Cooper’s Corner’s buffalo chicken | Best Damn Sandwich: Kettlebread Deli roast beef delights | Best Damn Sandwich: Montgomery Grille’s delicious BLT | Best Damn Sandwich: Posto, week five – the meatball sandwich | Best Damn Sandwich: Posto, week one - the grilled eggplant sandwich | Best Damn Sandwich: Randall’s Farm and Greenhouse week two | Best Damn Sandwich: Renee B’s Soup, Sandwich and Ice Cream Shop | Best Damn Sandwich: Souper Sweet Sandwich Shop, week four | Best Damn Sandwich: the Bread Basket, week two | Best Damn Sandwich: The Student Prince and The Fort | Best Damn Sandwich: West Springfield Lions Club and The Ultimate BBQ delights | Best Damn Sandwich: Posto, week four – the Italian | Best Damn Sandwich: Posto, week three – porchetta panino | Best Damn Sandwich: Posto, week two – chicken milanese | Best Damn Sandwich: The Fort and Bear’s Barbecue | Best Damn Take-out: Nino’s Pizzeria and Chic E D’s excel | Best Damn Takeout: Basil’s of Stafford Springs, CT | Best Damn Takeout: Calabrese Market | Best Damn Takeout: Center Square Grill in East Longmeadow | Best Damn Takeout: Frigo’s Foods in East Longmeadow | Best damn takeout: Longmeadow’s Posto - Italian fare | Best damn takeout: Pafumi’s To Go in Wilbraham | Best damn takeout: Jerk chicken from Yaad Jamaican | Best Damn Takeout: Theodore’s Booze, Blues & BBQ | Big E plans to continue, Hall of Fame induction postponed | Bill Hosley presents 'Silicon Valley of the 19th Century' on Nov. 25 | Bing Arts Center has full schedule of music and performance in February | Bird counters wanted | Bluegrass legends to perform in Northampton on March 4 | Bodden to appear at Roar Comedy Club at MGM Springfield | Bodden to appear at Roar Comedy Club at MGM Springfield | Bright Nights to kick off on Nov. 25 with some changes | Cassidy cautiously optimistic about 2021 Big E fair planning | Chris Marion captures NBA royalty in upcoming exhibit | Ciro’s impresses with creativity and fresh ingredients | Cirque de Soleil’s ‘LUZIA’ captivates in Hartford | City museum unveils new exhibit featuring works of renowned married couple | Classic NFL games on YouTube offer social distancing reprieve | Clifton Joseph ‘CJ’ Chenier to perform at Gateway City Arts | Cosmos to coral reef on display at Museum of Science, Boston | Costa restaurant to offer Italian dining at MGM Springfield | Craig Ferguson to perform at Academy of Music Sept. 7 | D&J’s Hash House brings back the car hop experience | Drawing Board, Little Willow approach important milestones | Easthampton dancer to premiere bilingual dance film | Eric Carle Museum opens new ‘On the Move’ exhibit | Felice Brothers brings their roots music to the Valley | Festival of Trees finds new home at MassMutual Center | Folk music icon Tom Rush to perform at Calvin Theater | Follow the ‘Iconic Illustrators Trail’ with Seuss, Carle and Rockwell | For Collins, the song remains the most important element | Four Phantoms Brewing moves into former Lefty’s location | Free Comic Book Day returns for 20th year | Games for the Family: Just Dance 2020 for Nintendo Switch | Games for the family: Nintendo’s new Animal Crossing | Games for the family: Yoshi’s Crafted World by Nintendo | Gaslight Entertainment brings headliners to Westfield | Gilbert Gottfried to perform in Westfield on Jan. 31 | Hadley’s Happier Valley Comedy adds Next Door Lounge | Harrison adds songwriter to his resume | Hawaiian-style poke restaurant brings ‘Joy’ to Springfield | Home-grown pop culture convention returns to Springfield | Homebrew Showcase returns for second year | ‘Invention Week’ helps kids learn about historic innovations | Iron Duke Brewing Company to remain in Ludlow | Iron Horse announces initial show dates for inaugural year | It’s convention season and here’s what you need to know | Juicy Seafood brings bountiful fresh seafood to the city | Leena’s Place celebrates first anniversary in Belchertown | Local breweries try to cope amidst COVID-19 restrictions | Local favorite Serafino to perform at Easthampton brewery | Local film fans live their dream as TV horror film hosts | Local film fans live their dream as TV horror film hosts | Local photographer’s professional journey subject of new exhibit | Magician and minister Danny Ray combines performance and religion | Magician performs at Symphony Hall on Oct. 27 | Maifest, White Lion Wednesdays and cruise nights coming to downtown | Mass Humanities captures region’s voices in new project | Masztal pens novella ‘Blood in the Water’ inspired by ‘Jaws’ | MGM Springfield plans to host M Life Rewards sign-up party | NBA giving fans a chance to relive history through #NBATogetherLive series | Necco Wafers, a longtime New England tradition, return | New Dr. Seuss book to be celebrated at Springfield Museums | New Monthly Gathering of Illustrators welcomes all local artists | NHL offering unique ways for fans to get their hockey fix | Nonprofit arts groups bring money into Springfield's economy | Otis Ski Ridge ready for season with new COVID-19 restrictions | Piti Theatre’s ‘Canary in a Gold Mine’ kicks off Ko Festival in 2022 | Play by Play festival returns after five-year hiatus | Podcasts offer variety of topics for your listening pleasure | Pope Francis Preparatory School opens new theater with ‘The Nit Wits’ | Prime Senior Living Expo slated for MGM ballroom Aug. 28 | Professional Bull Riders make their Western Massachusetts debut | Reggie Harris to appear at Song and Story Swap | Renovated grandstand, bevy of events expected for Three County Fair | Reporters discover pole work makes fitness fun | Retrospective of Dillon’s work on display at Barnes Gallery | Science Museum unveils remodeled Seymour Planetarium | Scots gather for the 25th annual Glasgow Lands Festival | Shandelle caps off the summer with ‘CAPSULE_001’ | Singer Elihu Okay lets off steam on ‘Friday Night’ | Six Flags is dressed in its holiday best this season | Six Flags New England opens ‘Supergirl Sky Flyer’ ride | Six Flags New England to host Holiday in the Park event | Six Flags opens Cyborg, Managing Editor celebrates birthday with a thrill | Six Flags president loves roller coasters | Springfield Mass Studios celebrates new film production | Springfield Museums celebrate the typewriter with the ‘Typewriter Trail’ | Springfield native to perform at Tri-County Fair | Springfield’s Delaney’s Market offers ‘chef-inspired’ meals for those on the go | Standup comedy comes to downtown Springfield on May 11 | Steven Kellogg and the Sixers to play at Race Street Live | Taste of Massachusetts award comes as surprise to Salem Cross Inn | ‘That Strange Show’ podcast talks classic horror and comedy | The Best Damn Sandwich: Calabrese Market and Deli week two | The Best Damn Sandwich: City’s Jake’s fish sandwich | The Best Damn Sandwich: Frigo’s Foods | The Best Damn Sandwich: Milano Importing week four | The Best Damn Sandwich: Milano Importing week three | The Best Damn Sandwich: Milano’s Importing week two | The Best Damn Sandwich: On The Hill’s turkey club | The Best Damn Sandwich: Rice Fruit Farm | The Best Damn Sandwich: Souper Sweet Sandwich Shop | The Best Damn Sandwich: Souper Sweet Sandwich Shop, week two | The Best Damn Sandwich: Souper Sweet Sandwich Shop, week three | The Best Damn Sandwich: The Bread Basket, week three | The Best Damn Sandwich: The Souper Sweet Sandwich Shoppe | The Best Damn Sandwich: The Student Prince and The Fort week two | The Best Damn Sandwich: The Student Prince and The Fort – week three | The Best Damn Sandwich week three: Calabrese Market & Deli | The Best Damn Take-out: Bueno Y Sano in Springfield | The Best Damn Takeout: El Comalito | The Best Damn Takeout: The Thai Place in South Hadley | The Best (Darn) Sandwich: The Bread Basket, week four | The Best Damn Sandwich: Milano Importing in Springfield | The Best Damn Sandwich: Randall’s Farm & Greenhouse | The Zombies to perform at the Academy of Music | Theory Wellness introduces cannabis-infused seltzers to market | Third largest fair in nation continues old traditions, offers new ones | Tony Danza brings one-man show to CityStage | Trip on Half Tank: Hartford Yard Goats to kick off season in May | Trying out Springfield’s latest burger restaurant: Wahlburgers | Two Weeks Notice Brewing celebrates one year anniversary | UMass Marching Band to perform at the Rose Parade | Valley Blue Sox opening night | Villa Napoletana celebrates 20 years of Italian fine dining | Watch “A Christmas Pudding II” by the Suffield Players | WBOA to present annual Women’s Night of Comedy fundraiser | West Springfield Boys and Girls Club hosts Holiday Tour of Homes | West Springfield folk band, Love Crumbs, releases new single | Westfield’s Great Awakening Brewing is the latest craft brewery in region | What I’m eating: A food tour of East Longmeadow | What I’m eating: going on a food tour in Agawam | What I’m Eating: Gourmet Burgers for National Burger Day | What I’m eating: it’s pizza time across Western Massachusetts | What I’m Eating: Marveling at Mystic’s eateries | What I’m Eating: some of this year’s big eats at the Big E | What I’m eating: summer hot dogs at local eateries | What I’m eating: Summoning springtime splendor at local favorites | What I’m eating: tried and true favorite fair foods | What I’m watching: a cult classic and an essential animation collection | What I’m watching: a well-written film and one with a lousy script | What I’m Watching: ‘Solo’ entertains, “Deadpool 2’ is worthy sequel | What sticker? | White Lion hosts kick-off event for new craft beer | WooSox welcomes fans at full capacity in new stadium | Work of acclaimed artist Paul Goodnight featured at gallery | World champion eater looks forward to returning to Big E | Worlds Largest Pancake Breakfast returns Aug. 21 | Writers’ Day returns to Bay Path University | MassMutual Center shows “43 Towns” | The Allen Bird Club invites public to birding activities | Lecture on the Hope Diamond comes to Springfield | New exhibit highlights Native American artists | Bing Comic Con heads into its fifth year | New book details a refugee’s life in Springfield | Kanetoberfest helps keep pups in loving homes | Retrospective is a look at a photographer’s career, so far | Big E: you never know what you’ll find there | 2007 Axiom Events Series | 2014 Instrumentalist of the Year to perform at UMass | '30 Rock' and SNL alum drops in | Abayudaya Jews to be subject of lecture | Accident provides story for new film | Acclaimed songwriter bringing tribute show to Pittsfield | Ackerson’s ‘All Over the Place’ exhibited at Taber Art Gallery | Actors breath life into enchanting words | African movie posters featured at HCC exhibit | After a 22-year hiatus, Bromberg and his guitar to hit the stage on Feb. 17 | Agawam Cinemas to host Tricks and Giggles show | Agranoff to bring folk music circuit to uNi Coffeehouse | AIC players to stage David Auburn’s award-winning ‘Proof’ | AIC to stage ‘Top Girls’ starting April 24 | Air Museum to host March Open Cockpit Day, Space Expo | Air Museum to host three historic WWII aircraft | Air show returns this weekend | Air show takes flight in Westfield this weekend | Al-Asad brings hookah culture to Western Mass. | Twelve-year-old’s Christmas album sales going to charity | Amazing Johnathan brings his bag to tricks to Chicopee | Amelia Park announces return of free Musical Moments concert series | American International College players to stage ‘Blithe Spirit’ | American Legion tag/bake sale will benefit HSH | New American Mandolin Ensemble coming to Bing Arts Center | Amherst Cinema presents Bergman retrospective | Amherst Cinema to host Orson Welles film festival this summer | Amherst Cinema to showcase Bogart’s classic films | Amherst Historical Society to host Scene in Amherst art show | Amy Dane wins awards | A night of paranormal activity at the library | Annie's back! America's most beloved musical returns to Symphony Hall | ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION | Ann Maggs chooses 'to be the one' | Annual Free Comic Book promotes the artform and literacy | Annual Irish Music Fest returns | Annual Mattoon Street Fest is on its way | Annual RV Show returns | Apple Days returns to Old Sturbridge Village this weekend | Apple Jam offers big acts in intimate setting | Appraisal might reveal a treasure | A-Ray of Elvis comes to HCHS | Arcadia Players recreate Handel's 'Messiah' with period instruments | Area events offer chance to indulge culinary cravings | Armory presentation highlights firearms of the Revolution | Armory to host concert on July 9 | Armory to host Springfield All Youth Music Festival June 11 | 'Art and Sole' sneakers to go to auction on Oct. 23 | Artifact Cider marks first anniversary | Artist Mary Nelen shares her fetish for food and flowers | Artist re-enters the field with new comic | Artists host spring exhibition, open studios and sale | Artists to gather at first Art Party | ‘Art Stop’ to feature the work of three artists in pop-up galleries in Springfield | Auction benefits public television | Auditions for scholarship jazz ensemble announced | Audubon prints on display at Spfld. Museums | Bailey brings traditional burlesque show to Springfield | Balloon flight can change perspective | Ballroom dancing helps put middle schoolers 'over the top' | Band to play a season of seven concerts in Westfield | Base Camp hosts Photographic Odyssey | Bay Path College launches 'Kitchen Sink: A Women Writers' Workshop' | Bay Path Festival Choir kicks off holiday season | Bay Path student prompts Winterfest road show | Bay Path to honor South American dance | Beach Boys' original sound is kept alive | Beatles tribute band The Fab Faux to play UMass FAC | 'Beer of the Gods' is good, but title doesn't quite fit | Beneski Museum a hidden gem | Bertucci's invites customers to submit original recipes for a chance to be included on menu | 'Best seat' tickets for Cheap Trick at the Big E on sale | Big band music and dancing on the Green | Big Band performs in Wilbraham | Big E announces stage performances | Culinary creations remain a major Big E attraction | Big E offers flavorful food that’s novel and fun | Big E seeks volunteers | Big E unveils new fair food offerings to the press | Bill Maher brings stand up act to Symphony Hall | Bing Arts Center celebrates ‘The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari’ | Bing Arts Center presents TRANS•figuration exhibit | Bing Arts Center showcases work of Pioneer Valley’s Chris Page | Bing Arts Center to bring ‘The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari’ to life | Bing Arts Center to celebrate fifth anniversary June 13 | Bing Arts Center to host sequential art exhibit | Bing Arts Center readies for Comic Con 2015 | Bing’s pop culture celebration returns to Asbury Hall in Springfield | Bing event to commemorate National Poetry Month | Bing offers diverse programs for fall | Bing presents Ephemeral String Band April 3 | Bing to host reception for artist Chris Page | Bing to present For A Limited Time Only painting exhibit | Bing to screen examination of booming Nigerian film industry | Bing to screen Herzog's documentary on Antartica | Bing unveils December schedule | Black-eyed Sally's to celebrate 15th anniversary with classic rock and blues | Blanchette to play at Bing Arts Center | Blanton’s art on display at WNE | Bluegrass festival marks 30 years | Bluegrass legend Peter Rowan to play Northampton | Bluegrass legends to appear at Joe Val Festival | Bluegrass star Jerry Douglas to appear at Shea Theater on Aug. 11 | Blues is still the heart of Hammond | Boar's Head Festival tickets now on sale | Boar's Head Festival tickets on sale | Bobcat Goldthwait to make rare appearance in Chicopee | Bob Franke to play uNi’s ‘Thanksgiving Eve’ show | Bob Marley fits in the real funny guy theory | Bo Fitz and the YankCelt Band are back by popular demand | Bohn, Nonnamaker to receive ‘Dream Wedding’ | Bok samples world's cultures in music | 'Bowzer' to bring his show to Westfield State | Boys & Girls Club holds first art show | Brass Attack presents free concert at Blunt Park on July 29 | Breuer is happy to be on radio | Brian Auger at Fairfield Theater | Brian Wilson is Here to Stay | Bright Nights among American Bus Association’s Top-100 | Bright Nights wraps up 2008 season in snow | Brothers' sound continues to evolve | B'shara's celebrates new look with 26th anniversary party | Buckinghams’ Big E concert promises not to be a drag | Budweiser Clydesdales to visit Old Sturbridge Village Dec. 19 | Buon Appetito shares savory creations | Burroughs returns home to share story of his father | Cafe Lebanon offers deliciously different dishes | Caldwell to talk books | Camp Moses Reservation to host Apple Jam Roots Music Festival | Capri Pizza celebrates 50 years of great food | Castle of Knights will be rockin' at revival concert | Cathedral Drama Club presents 'And Then There Were None' | Cats and dogs want you to hit the hog for a cause | Celebrate an 1830s Thanksgiving at Old Sturbridge Village | Celebrate an evening of music | Celebrate Emily Dickinson's 179th birthday at Amherst College | Celebrate President Obama at an open poetry reading on Inauguration Day | Channel creativity at workshop | Charlie Murphy proves his skills | Cheffetz exhibit at Springfield Museum | Chicopee invites Valley to Fest of All | Chordsmen spread romance | Director’s cut of ‘Cinema Paradiso’ is worth discovering | Cirque choreographer calls Spfld. home | City Block concerts set to return to Springfield June 30 | CityStage and Symphony Hall announce April, May productions | City Stage and Symphony Hall unveil upcoming performances | CityStage announces January shows | CityStage hosts impressive lineup this season | CityStage kicks off season | City Stage & Symphony Hall coupled 'til death' | City Stage & Symphony Hall announce launch of new website | City Stage to host PfC benefit concert | City to get slice of 'American Pie' | Clark escapes Cupid's crosshairs ... this time | Classic Rock band ‘Kansas’ to perform at Big E on Sept. 26 | Club draws lovers of the outdoors together | CMSS Community Jazz Jam to feature jazz legends | CMSS family concert scheduled for Jan. 23 | CMSS presents Jazz Jam | Coffee House at The Oaks to benefit homeless cats | Comedian Eddie Griffin comes to Hu Ke Lau | Comedian returns to the Hu Ke Lau | Comic Adam Devine takes Mullins Center stage Feb. 17 | Commonwealth Opera announces Annual Gala Concert | Community Music School among NEPR award recipients | Community theaters promise exciting 2012-2013 season | Compari’s offers fresh take on Italian dining | Concert benefits Homeward Vets | Concerto Grosso performances to benefit CMSS | Concert series brings a taste of Scotland | Cones for Kids program benefits Easter Seals | Connecticut Trolley Museum welcomes visitors to ‘Winterfest’ | Country Club of Wilbraham to host Jimmy Mazz By Request | What’s craft beer, what’s not, and what difference does it make? | Craft beer's rapid growth forcing macrobreweries to take notice | Craig Harris’ busy year continues with several local events | Crescents celebrate 30th anniversary with rock 'n' roll gala in September | Daughtry heads to the Big E | 'Captain Miserable' ready to return to the Hu Ke Lau | Del-Vikings to headline doowop show | Digital paintings to be put on display at D'Amour Museum | Dillweedz Cafe serves up 'somethin' special' on Main Street | DiMeola remains an influential face in jazz | Young Professionals, SBID unveil plans for Springfield Restaurant Week | Dinner and a show provided at Tokyo | Disney on Ice comes to Springfield | Divine Performing Arts to dazzle Hartford audience | Book chronicles ‘Fifteen Minutes’ of a lifelong career | Do-it-yourself yogurt shop opens in Five Town Plaza | Don't miss Historic Deerfield this summer | Doo-wop comes to Chicopee | Doo wop concert to benefit Rays Of Hope | Doo Wop Society hosting fifth anniversary show Nov. 1 | Doowop Society presents Rockin’ New Year’s Eve | Doo Wop Society's revival show to feature The Fireflies | Doo Wop to reign June 8 | Double Decker Dine highlights Valley’s best eateries | Double Door features fresh Mexican cuisine | Double Edge presents ‘Springfield Spectacle’ | Chicopee prepares for Downtown Get Down | Drama Studio opens 23rd season | Drama Studio presents 'What Would Prudence Do?' | Drama Studio to host 'Backstage Bash' | Drama Studio to present five plays during 'June Shorts' | Dream Street comes to the Bing Arts Center | Dr. Seuss Museum to feature bilingual literacy exhibit | Duo to hit uNi Coffeehouse | Exhibit explores early days of photography | Eastern States Exposition unveils 2013 fair foods | East Longmeadow to host Many Hands Piano Recital | ECA+ Gallery presents Van Winkle exhibit | ECA+ Gallery to display ‘My Last Link to Sanity’ in June | Echoes of Time headline Rock 'n' Roll Revival Show | Eddie Money comes to Big E | Editor escapes role as news junkie with book | Edward's Bookstore hosts two book signings this month | Elms hosts Meet the Authors | E.L. native to appear on Iron Chef America | Enchanted Circle Theater receives 2015 Commonwealth Award | Enjoy Paradise City this holiday | Enjoy Small Potatoes on Valentine's Day | Enjoy some Hot Soup! at uNi Coffeehouse | Enjoy the vibes at laid-back festival | Enjoy wine tasting with a hint of Ireland | Entertainment should be your Maine destination | Epps says he's 'got it popping' | Equine Affaire returns to ESE Nov. 8 | Evening of Illumination set for Old Sturbridge Village | Events slated to celebrate Irish Easter Rising anniversary | Exciting times for brewers in Western Massachusetts | Exhibit celebrating origins of Old Sturbridge Village opens May 2 | Exhibit features the art of Oz | Exhibit to feature nationally acclaimed artists with Alzheimer's | Exit 7 Players to bring back 'Nuncrackers' | Exit 7 Players to host auditions for 'Into the Woods' | Exit Seven Players present 'The Goodbye Girl' | Expansions highlight area’s interest in craft beer, supporting local business | Experience authentic Indian flavors at The Garden in Agawam | Experience Christmas by Candlelight at Old Sturbridge Village | 'Faces of Phobia' brings horror to Springfield | Fairy Circus to take place at Peach Fest | Family concert series displays unique talent | Family makes $500 donation to the Zoo in Forest Park | Famous firearms on display at Springfield Museums | Fanning kicks off Westfield MusicFest | Fantasy Cruise Night | Farmers' markets to tantalize senses throughout Valley | Farm to Table dinners set for Westfield | 'Fearless Puppy' author heads to Borders on June 7 | Filmmaker prepares for DVD release | Final Valley Voices StorySlam to take place at Hinge Feb. 13 | ‘Fire and Ice: Landscapes Worldwide’ exhibited at Baystate | First Church to stage Godspell this March | First ever East Longmeadow Fashion Show | First ever WEMA Fest announced | Flutie Foundation ready to rock the court at the Hall of Fame | Folk, blues artist returns to home for free concert | Folk legends to play Northampton’s Parlor Room Nov. 5 | Folk singer's new CD is good pick | Forastieres celebrate 100 years | For Attell, there's life after Insomniac | For Caroline Rhea stand-up comedy means creative freedom | Forest Park Zoo, seeking new director, names interim | For fine artist, illustration in children’s books is ‘rejuvenating’ | Forum announces all-star lineup | 'Four Freedoms' discussed | Free concert at Westfield State | Free concert series returns to downtown | Free live music in downtown Springfield | French Heritage Center presents ‘A Taste of Maple’ event | French Heritage to be celebrated with R&#233;veil | Fresh seafood served up by Matunuck Oyster Bar at Big E | Friendly's new salad options will fill you up right | Friends of the Agawam Library announce November art show | Frigo's offers the best of Italy | Frigo’s to host Italian food tasting Oct. 22 | Gabriel Iglesias to be live and 'fluffy' in Chicopee | Gala of The Royal Horses’ first American tour hits Amherst | Gallery A3 to host first ever open juried by Yarlow in July | Gem and Mineral show ready to shine in West Springfield | Get 'comfort'able at Donovan's Pub | Get ready for a fabulous time | ‘Gifts’ exhibit on display at D’Amour Museum of Fine Art | Giliberti brings his passion for food to WHYN | Gingerbread entries to be unveiled at Holiday Happenings | Girl Scouts get ready for cookie recipe competition | Give boxes of boxed sets as presents this holiday season | Give your weekend a fun upgrade in paradise | Globe Theatre troupe to perform in Holyoke Dec. 3-5 | Godchaux continues to share her God-given gift | Golden Gala: Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Wistariahurst | Gomez to perform selections from ‘Shameless Woman’ on HCC stage | Gonzalez’s Criollo Clasico Trio releases ‘World Christmas’ | Goodchild Badchild offers musical confections | Grammy winner Jack DeJohnette to play at UMass Fine Arts Center | Grammy-winning Cotton to play at Infinity Music Hall | June 1 picnic fundraiser benefits Granby Veterans Memorial | Grand Funk rolls in to open Big E concert series | Greater Westfield Community Band to present April 14 spring concert | Green River Festival promises to present music, crafts and food | Groove to smooth sounds at next Jazz Jam | GSCVB Foodfest winners announced | GSCVB to host Foodfest Challenge | Gumbo Live serves up hot, steamy talent | Holyoke Catholic students to stage ‘Guys & Dolls’ | 'Guys on Ice' receives rave reviews | 'Hacksaw' to star at benefit wrestling match in Chicopee | Ha Ha Sisterhood to bring improv comedy to Wilbraham Country Club | Harris brings unique perspective on music to local communities | Hasbro releases new games you will get hooked on | Hasbro sponsors first ever National Family Game Night | Storrowton in West Springfield gives haunting look at historic tales | HCC hosts 'The Book Show' art exhibit | HCC professor to exhibit photography at school’s library | HCC Theater Department to stage ‘When the Rain Stops Falling’ | HCC Theater Department to stage one-act plays | HCC to host 24-Hour Play Festival | HCC to stage ‘An American Daughter’ | HCPAC presents 'How to Succeed' | ‘Hearts for Heroes’ benefits Springfield Vet Center | High Wire Acts to present 'Working' | Hogan wrestles her way into the spotlight | Hoke transforms trash into treasure | Holyoke artist’s work on display at Tower Square | Holyoke Catholic Students to stage ‘Curtain Call, Again’ | Holyoke Community College to offer Ibero-American Film Festival | Holyoke Library's History Room gets grant | Home Brewing Showcase highlights locally made beers | Hybernians announce annual summer picnic at the Wherehouse? | If you want suspense, you want 'The Girl by the Lake' | Inaugural Valley Fest brings craft beer to Court Square | Indian Motorcycle legacy lives on through annual rally | Indian Orchard Mills to host open gallery event | Intergenerational fiddlers preserve tradition | International Food Fest kicks off Memorial Day weekend | International Food Fest organizer excited for event | International musician comes to Springfield | Iris Dement to bring new music to Iron Horse Music Hall | Irish Cultural Center ready to celebrate 10th anniversary | Irish Cultural Center celebrating 10th anniversary with Christmas festivities | Iron Duke celebrates growth as second anniversary nears | Iron Duke has successful opening | Iron Duke’s newest beer has outlaw German roots | Irrera looks forward to local tour stop | Italian Cultural Center releases cookbook | Italian Cultural Center to continue Italian cinema celebration in March | 'Jackass' icon Steve-O shifts gears from stunts to stand-up | Jam 4 Springfield to benefit Open Pantry emergency food bank | J-ART to stage 'Seussical' | Jazz and Roots Festival returns to downtown Springfield | Jazz, folk and blues to be found in Newport | Jazz Mandolin Project still have it years later | Jazz up the work week with line dancing | JCC celebrates Jewish Book Month | "Jerry & Ed' tells the tale of two best friends | Jewish Film Festival returns to Pioneer Valley | Jia Pan Zest's dishes display style, creativity | Jim Breuer's a different kind of family guy | Jim Kaminski returns to Bing Arts Center for guitar performance | Jimmy Buffett to Perform at Mohegan Sun | Jimmy Mazz to play Storrowton | Jodee James educates and entertains through Welsh song | Joel Crouse to play Big E Sept. 13 | Joe Val Bluegrass Festival returns for 31st year | John Boyle O'Reilly Club hosting 10th Irish music festival | John Melendez performs at the Hu Ke Lau Jan. 28 | Johnson Girls ready to sail into the uNi Coffeehouse | Jorma Kaukonen to play the Iron Horse Oct. 22 | 'Jr. Bassinators' teach kids the fun of fishing | Junior Brown's unique sound coming to Noho | Travels around the world inspire author | Acclaimed organist to accompany Keaton classic | Kevin Hart’s tour comes to Amherst | Keystone Arch Bridge Trail one of the gems of Western Massachusetts | Kids in the Hall set to appear in Chicopee | Ko Festival enriches the Valley again this summer | 'Kooza' dazzles in Hartford stop | Larry Miller bringing vast talent to the Hu Ke Lau | Larry Miller set to bring his one-man show to CityStage | Last of Season | Laugh your pants off with 'The Full Monty' | Lawrence excited ‘Mama’s Family’ finally released on DVD | Learys make major naming gift for Impressionist gallery | Legend of Sleepy Hollow will come to life in Sturbridge | Levell ready to bring laughs to Hu Ke Lau | Lighting of the Quadrangle set as part of Family Fun program | Local authors take different paths to make books a reality | Local ballerina to perform with Cirque du Soleil | Local band to express gratitude to veterans through music | Local children, artists participate in 'How Will They Know Us: An American/Iraqi Mural Project' | Local farm hosts ninth annual Tomato Festival Aug. 22 | Local groups featured in Battle of the Bands | Local Hero Restaurant Days highlights locally grown produce | Local Hero Restaurant Days raffle winners announced | Local McDonald’s unveils new kiosks | Local photographer offers pictures with Father Christmas | Local playwrights’ show ‘Fabulous’ gets off-Broadway run | Local residents nominate heroes | Locals to compete in Head of the Charles Regatta | Longmeadow Chamber Music Society plans spring concert | Longmeadow’s Amy Dane wins first prize in photo contest | WGBY documentary traces area’s agricultural past | Longtime artists recharge with new music | New book documents ‘lost’ Springfield | 'Love Is My Religion' | Lozada performs Wednesday | 'Lumberjacks in Love' set up camp at the Majestic Theater | Luxe Burger Bar announces 2015 Build Your Own Burger contest | Luxe Burger launches Build Your Own Burger contest | Lynch pens book detailing actress Ann Blyth’s life, work | Madigan receives Silver Circle Award from NATAS | Maestro Kevin Rhodes to act as celebrity bartender Nov. 4 | Magic comes to Bing | Mags Riordan to appear at Majestic performances | Maine comic Bob Marley celebrates winter’s end | Majestic presents jazz concert on Aug. 14 | Majestic Theater annouces auditions for 13th season | Majestic Theater opens 17th season with ‘33 Variations’ | Majestic Theater presents two one acts June 17 to 19 | Majestic Theater to host nostalgic 'Home For The Holidays' revue | Majestic Theater presents award-winning ‘Amadeus’ | Majestic unveils summer lineup | March comes in like a lion at City Stage and Symphony Hall | Margaritaville Opens at Mohegan Sun | Martha Graham Dance Company to visit UMass FAC Nov. 18 | Massachusetts Academy of Ballet announces spring performance | Masterpiece Ball marks Downton Abbey’s season premiere | May to spread his laughter to the Hu Ke Lau | ‘Menagerie’ exhibited at HCC's Taber Gallery | MGM Springfield names BBC its regional brewing partner | Model Railroad Show rolls into Big E | Monte Carlo night coming to Norcross | Monty Python's Carol Cleveland appeared in Springfield this weekend | Moose Family Center kicks off cruise night season | Motorhome showcase set for Big E fairgrounds this summer | Motown group Spectrum encores with Springfield Symphony Pops Feb. 7 | 'Mr. Sulu' to be guest narrator at Spfld. Symphony Pops | Mullins Center hosting ‘Holidaze Toy Drive’ through Nov. 29 | Murder mystery at the Moose | Museum of Fine Arts welcomes French masterpieces | Museums announce lecture slate | Museums announce March lectures | Museums celebrate Springfield’s motorcycle heritage with Indian Day | Museum School now open | Museums la Carte features photos to icons | Musical legend Dionne Warwick to sing with Springfield Symphony Pops | Musical 'reunion' comes to Bing Arts Center | Music festival returns to mall | Musicians gather to help friend | Musicians had their share of struggles and conflict | Music in Common announces 2015 Summer Youth Summit | Music of the world visiting W. Mass. | Music writer ready to debut his own band | Mustard's Retreat to end uNi season | Mystics to headline New England Doowop Society show | NBA Star Returns to His Hometown | NCHHP announces upcoming events | NEA welcomes new addition to its family | Nehemiah Ministries to host Phoenix Art Show and Sale | Neville and sons to bring New Orleans flavor to Majestic | New beer supports endangered species awareness | New book examines history of American Indian music | New book looks at life from Too Much Coffee Man's perspective | New chef brings big changes | New 'Complete Idiot' book covers Freemasonry | New England Air Museum to host ‘Open Cockpit Day’ on Jan. 18 | New England Doo Wop Society to celebrate 10 years | New Fantastic Four film far from ‘DOOMED’ | 'New' Hampden House continues tradition | New open mic night offers budding comedians a chance to try out material | Welcome Autumn with BBC Oktoberfest lager | Paradise City Arts Festival kicks off May 28 | The Seldom Scene 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    • Springfield JCC hosting auditions for 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'

    Date: 10/28/2009

    SPRINGFIELD - Auditions will be hosted for the musical "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" on Nov. 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. and Nov. 2 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Springfield JCC, 1160 Dickinson St. Interested performers may contact Amy Kimball, Teen and Theatre Director, at akimball@springfieldjcc.org or at 739-4715 ext. 322.

    Auditions are open to those in grades eight through 12.

    "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" is a hilarious tale of overachievers' angst chronicling the experience of six adolescent outsiders vying for the spelling championship of a lifetime. The show's Tony Award winning creative team has created the unlikeliest of hit musicals about the unlikeliest of heroes: a quirky yet charming cast of outsiders for whom a spelling bee is the one place where they can stand out and fit in at the same time.

    Six young people in the throes of puberty, overseen by grown-ups who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, learn that winning isn't everything and that losing doesn't necessarily make you a loser.

    The production will be Jan. 16 and 17. This show is for a strong small cast. The Springfield JCC is excited to be the first in the local area to perform this musical.

     

     

    		 
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