Winchendon MA Community Park Performing Arts Center Closer to Reality Winchendon MA is inviting sealed bids from contractors for the $2 million Arts Center slated to be built at 86 Ingleside Road in Winchendon. Along with site work, the project consists of the construction of an outdoor amphitheater with coveredContinue Reading
Links below go to relevant website or Facebook page. Thumbs Up for Art in Greater Gardner MA and the Chair City The area is replete with artists, galleries, and art-related businesses. Visual Arts, Music Arts, Performing Arts, Martial Arts…. The Gardner Area League of Artists, known as GALA, is havingContinue Reading
Little Shop of Horrors canceled, new Covid 2022 protocols in effect Gardner MA Theater at the Mount performance of Little Shop of Horrors performance scheduled for February 2022 has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. A notice on the website states, “We are working on plans for our next productionContinue Reading
Local Artist featured at Library Carolyn A, Kamuda’s work will be on display for the Month of December at the Levi Heywood Memorial Library in Gardner MA during normal library hours. Kamuda is known for her beautiful photography and has on online portfolio. CLICK HEREContinue Reading
The Lost Murals of Main Street Artists in the Greater Gardner MA area are amazing. And so are the Lost Murals of Main Street. View these amazing works of art on this special page.Continue Reading
Who’s on First Communication Follies Sometimes today’s news feels like the communication follies with many newsmakers seemingly not knowing “Who’s on First”. So, we found the classic routine of Abbott and Costello and have it available for you to enjoy at left. The routine reminds me of the rift inContinue Reading
Gardner’s First Big Chair Read the complete article History of the “Big Chair” The history of the big Gardner Chair dates back over a hundred years, before Gardner MA became a city. At one time Gardner was home to a dozen furniture companies making more than a million chairs a yearContinue Reading
Princeton is featuring Concerts on the Common. Dates this summer include July 21 – 6-8pm Slograss, a relaxing, yet tight-as-they-come New England Bluegrass Band and August 11 – 6-8pm Jake McElvie and the Countetops, a unique indie rock, stream of consciousness band. For more details, click here.Continue Reading
The Brew Barn & Cidery at the Red Apple Farm in Phillipston has a series of music performances during the months of July and August. Click here for complete list of performances.Continue Reading
The Town of Oakham is holding a new event on Saturday, July 24, 2021: Christmas in July. The event brings grandparents and grandchildren together offering professional colored hand-drawn caracatures. More details.Continue Reading
The 258th Hardwick Community Fair will be held August 20 & 21, 2021 on the common in Hardwick Massachusetts. Hardwick says the fair originated in 1762 and is the oldest fair in the United States. Visit the Hardwick Fair website. This is just one of several items in the 4Continue Reading
Concerts at Gardner’s Monument Park: 6/19/2021 6 pm 6/23/2021 Danny LeBlanc Soft/Classic Rock 6/26/2021 6 pm 6/30/2021 The Green Sisters Folk 7/3/2021 6 pm None Holdin’ Back Patriotic 7/10/2021 6 pm None The Remedy Pop, Rock, Blues, Oldies & Country 7/17/2021 6 pm 7/21/2021 Retro Stew 60’s/70’s/80’s 7/24/2021 6 pm Continue Reading
Nornay Park 2021 Summer Concert Series in Barre 2021 Summer Concerts The Catnip Junkies – Saturday, June 5 – 6 to 8 p.m. Holdin’Back – Saturday, June 12 – 6 to 8 p.m. The Big Random – Saturday, June 26 – 6 to 8 p.m. Alley Kings – Saturday, July 10 – 6 toContinue Reading
The Town of Athol and the North Quabbin Region attract visitors to various activities. There are trails for varied abilities and a nice collection of parks and open spaces in and around downtown Athol. For more information visit the Parks and Trails page on the town of Athol website.Continue Reading
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