Podcast: The consequences of working third shift
Editorial intern Jonathan Kermah talks about the night shift.
The Futuristic Art of Christina Gusek
This exploration of people and our relationships with the increasingly advanced machines we rely on, is full of beauty and wit.
Chicopee Downtown GetDown All Weekend
Other fun stuff going on during the event includes the Cultural Council’s Chalk Art Show, a rock climbing wall, Fantastic Fritz, martial arts demonstrations, clowns, face painting, and a 5K race on Saturday.
Cinemadope: Human Smuggling Just to Get By
Shelburne Falls Pothole Pictures continues its summer movie series with something frosty: a screening of Frozen River.
Staff Picks: Transperformance, Leafies, Surf Rock God Dick Dale+
Top events of the coming week chosen by Advocate Staff
Stagestruck: Taking Steps to Hilarity at Barrington Stage
The classic sex farce is set in a large room with about half a dozen doors, in and out of which pop guilty lovers, jealous spouses and other staples of the genre, and behind which most of the shenanigans real and suspected take place.
StreamQueen: Indie Films Coming Off the Festival Circuit You’ve Gotta See
A selection of streamable films from high profile film festivals.
The Original Game of Thrones: Queen Margaret Takes Center Stage in Springfield/Turners
Margaret was queen of England for 17 nonconsecutive years. She led the Lancaster faction, and owing to her husband’s frequent bouts of mental illness, Margaret is said to have ruled the kingdom in his place.
Sticks & Stones Won’t Break Your Bones at Hope and Feathers, Amherst
Look for terra cotta pieces by Mary Carroll, textile constructions by Sharon McCartney, mixed media/ assemblages by Bobbie Salthouse, and weavings by Andrea Zax. Also on display is a large, group piece, “Foundlings” — a collection of numerous small pieces using natural found objects.
Near-Centenarian Frances Crowe Says Pipeline Threatens Life On Earth
The 98-year-old was arrested in June protesting the pipeline in Otis State Park.
Go See: Ghosts of Industry by Catherine Gibbs
Catherine Gibbs picked a ubiquitous, but faded piece of local history for her exhibit at the Elusie Gallery in Easthampton: Mill buildings and train yards. Though not as much is manufactured here anymore, not that long ago people in places like Easthampton, Northampton, Holyoke, and Chicopee would tell time by the manufacturer whistles signaling breaks and shift switches.
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Music Review: Haas Kowert Tice
The loose-limbed, powerhouse acoustic trio plays Gateway City Arts in Holyoke on Saturday.
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