Dale Moore - Goldsmith
79 Town Farm Road
PO Box 284
Ashfield MA 01330-0284
413-628-3814
dalemoore-goldsmith.com
Making fine jewlery in gold and platinum
Jewish Historical Society of Western Massachusetts
7 Sugarloaf Street
South Deerfield MA 01373
Ken Schoen and Jane Trigere
413-665-0066
jhswm.org
Historical Society, Oral Histories and Archives
WB Mason Company
43 North Road
East Windsor CT 06088-9523
Todd Sage, Sales Manager
888-WB-MASON
WBMason.com
Office Supplies
F.W. Webb Company
370 Chapman Street
Greenfeld MA 01301
Richard S. Chown, General Manager
413-586-8100
www.fwwebb.com
Plumbing, Heating, HVAC
Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan
354 Birnie Avenue
Springfield MA 01107
Allison Graczykowski, Community Outreach Regional Lead
413-730-4842
www.bmchp.org
Non-profit
Law Office of Wendy Sibbison
26 Beech Street
Greenfield MA 01301
Wendy Sibbison, Esquire
413-772-0329
www.lawyers.com/sibbisonappeals
Law Office
Florence Savings Bank
85 Main Street
Florence MA 01062
Misty Lyons, Ass't Vice President Mortgage Originator
413-587-4753
www.florencesavings.com
Banking, Residential Lending
Blue Moon Hypnotherapy
11 Plum Tree Lane
Greenfield MA 01301-9687
Jean Conway, CHT
413-774-7171
www.bluemoontherapy.com
Hypnotherapy
Ristorante DiPaolo
166 Avenue A
Turners Falls MA 01376-1213
Denise DiPaolo, Owner
413-684-4441
www.RistoranteDiPaolo.com
Fine Italian Dining
Independent Elevator Company
36 Shore Drive
Shutesbury MA 01072-9763
Marcus Rose, President
413-367-0137
www.independentelevator.net
Elevator Service & Installation
Olde Cary House
PO Box 313
7 York Road
Colrain MA 01340
Anneleise Zinn, Innkeeper
413-624-0062
www.oldecaryhouse.com
Bed & Breakfast
Elizabeth A. Duffy
35 Highland Avenue
Greenfield MA 01301-3605
413-773-9811
Attorney
Allied Waste Services
845 Burnett Road
Chicopee MA 01020-4639
John Bonin, Sales
413-592-9411
www.disposal.com
Trash, Recycling, Hauling
National City Mortgage
22 Mohawk Trail
Greenfield MA 01301-3219
Clayton J. Herbert, Loan Originator
413-376-4262
Home Loans/Mortgages
Comcast
3303 Main Street
Springfield MA 01107
Ryan Blakeslee, Business Accountant Executive
413-730-4584
Greenfield Optimist
47 Green River Road
Greenfield MA 01301-9707
Thomas D. Murphy, Publisher
413-774-5124
www.GreenfieldOptimist.com
On-line Newspaper
Celtic Heels School of Irish Dance
Classes at Karen's Dance Studio, Bank Row, Greenfield
71 Washington Street
Greenfield MA 01301-3411
Cara Leach, Instructor
413-475-3353
Irish Dance Lessons & Performance
Museum of Our Industrial Heritage
2 Mead Street
Greenfield MA 01301
Jame Terapane, President
Albert Shane, Curator
413-548-9435 (curator)
413-665-3633 (president)
www.industrialhistory.org
Industrial Hisotry Museum
Sevoian Plumbing and Heating
346 Farley Road
Wendell MA 01379-9721
Jake Sevoian and Laurel Lussen, Proprietors
978-544-8390
Plumbing, Heating and Solar Energy
Wisdom Way Self Storage
PO Box 76
303 Wisdom Way
Greenfield MA 01302-0076
Jim Wood, Owner
413-775-9333
Storage
New England Stoneworks
151 Third Street
Turners Falls MA 01376-1321
Tim de Christopher, Owner
413-775-3424
Fine Art: Sculpture
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Fri - Jan 09 -- Sat - Jan 10
7:00 PM |
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Pothole Pictures Present The Court Jester
Family fun for all ages with Danny Kaye. Shown at Memorial Hall Theater, 51 Bridge Street in Shelburne Falls. Music before the move at 7 pm. Movie at 7:30 pm. 413-625-2896 www.myspace.com |
Sat - Jan 10
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
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The Joy of Belly Dance
This workshop for all ages and levels of dance experience will explore the ancient art of Bellydance - a great way to get in shape and have fun! The workshop will be offered with Hadama (Karen Traub) at Green River Yoga, 158 Main St., Greenfield (over World Eye Books) from 10am-12pm. For more info or to pre-register: Hadama@hadamadance.com 413 367-9826 |
Sat - Jan 10
7:00 PM |
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St James Coffeehouse - Tracy Grammer and - Jim Henry
The doors open at 7:00, Opening act starts at 7:15, Main Act starts at 8:00. Advance tickets will be available at the World Eye Bookshop on Main Street in Greenfield, or from Fred Momaney. Please call 413-772-2213 with any questions, or to make reservations. Adult tickets are $16.00 in advance or $18.00 at the door. Folk and Acoustic Coffeehouse in the St James Church Parish Hall,8 Church Street, Greenfield.As always, refreshments will be available. The performance space is handicapped accessible, with ramps and an elevator. |
Sat - Jan 10
7:30 PM |
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Wendell Full Moon Coffeehouse featuring Charles Neville Jazz Quartet
Held at the Town Hall located on the common in Wendell. Open mic at 7:30 p.m. Feature at 8:00 p.m. www.wendellfullmoon.org |
Mon - Jan 12 -- Thu - Jan 15
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Yoga for Relaxation Classes
Classes will start during the week of Jan. 12. Mondays Gentle Yoga at 5:30 PM , Tues. Beginners Yoga at 5:15 PM, Wednesday at 4PM and at 6PM there will be special classes for WOMEN and on Thursday at 10 AM there will be an OVER 50 YOGA class. All classes offer individualized instruction in gentle stretches and yogic breathing. Held at Green River Yoga, 158 Main Street, Greenfield, Studio B (over World Eye Books). 413-773-9744 or je88@comcast.net |
Thu - Jan 15 -- Sun - Jan 18
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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The Perfect Man: A Photographic Look at Dating Rituals
Carl is her dream man. They have the perfect relationship. Carl, the "love of her life", is always there for her. In fact, he never leaves her side! He is handsome, immaculately dressed, and lavishes her with expensive gifts. Vancouver based photographer, Susan Bozic recounts all the romantic moments with her "Prince Charming" through the close scrutiny of her camera lens. The champagne toasts, the leisurely breakfast rendezvous, and the movie theater date, where sharing a bag of popcorn is part of the fun! We can all relate to her dating experiences. Even the traditional bouquet of flowers can't help but trigger a little smile as we recall a similar moment in our own quest for romance. However, the couple's idyllic photos and love-struck poses would all be rather mundane, except for one instant realization .... Carl is a mannequin!
Susan Bozic's, "The Dating Portfolio", presented by Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography, at it's Gallery 52 location on the corner of Avenue A and 2nd Street, Turners Falls. A collection of 15 large-scale color prints, these quirky and witty images are simultaneously thought provoking and hilarious. But more importantly, they present "the difficulty in establishing and maintaining meaningful relationships in a world where face-to-face contact has become increasingly difficult and progressively superficial." Bozic explores the stereotypes that we see in the mass media and advertising, while exposing the absurdity and ridiculous expectations our culture has placed upon "finding the perfect man". She hints at the notion that we could be inadvertently, setting ourselves up for failing relationships.
Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography welcomes Susan to the area, by hosting a public Artist's Reception at the gallery on Saturday, February 7, from 1-5 p.m. Exhibition, live music and hors d'oeuvres will be available. Viewing only hours will be extended till 7 pm.
Complimenting the exhibition, an Artist's Talk will occur at the Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center auditorium, that same evening. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. with refreshments, seating begins at 7:15 p.m. The presentation starts at 7:30 p.m. Susan will share more of her photographs while addressing the social and psychological issues that permeate her work. The Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center is located at 27 Industrial Boulevard, Turners Falls.
Regular museum hours are Thursday through Sunday, 1-5 p.m. All events are free and open to the public. Contact info@hmcp.org or 413-863-0009 or visit the website at www.hmcp.org . |
Thu - Jan 15 -- Sun - Jan 18
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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Museum Reveals the Shadows of Dreams
Light does not wield the power of shadows. Where the dead lie sleeping in forgotten landscapes, the surrealistic photographs of Josephine Sacabo take us on a journey that melds dream and reality. She has written, "We dream in images - they are the most basic level of our true psychic reality. Our dreams are the metaphorical pictures of our individual realities. Through them we can forge a deeper connection between the world and ourselves. By uniting dream and reality, we can make an art that will resonate, and in the process, learn something about our own spirit." Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography presents "Lux Perpetua" (Infinite Light) by Ms. Sacabo. Her HMCP exhibit combines two sets of silver gelatin prints from her "Geometry of Echoes" and "The Unreachable World of Susana San Juan" series. Additional gravure prints from her most recent work, "Primero Sueno" (First Dream), complete the ensemble of otherworldly images that are visually and psychologically calming, yet resonate with an energy that seems to lie just under the surface.
Located at 56 Avenue A at 2nd Street, Turners Falls, the Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography is pleased to host a public reception honoring Josephine on Saturday, January 17, from 1-5 p.m. Museum guests will enjoy instrumental music and complimentary hors d'oeuvres, as they view the exhibit and meet the artist. Viewing only hours will be extended, till 7 p.m. on this day.
Later that evening, at the Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center auditorium, Josephine will present a visual program highlighting her photographic experiences and offering insight into her imagery. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. with refreshments; seating begins at 7:15 p.m. The Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center is located at 27 Industrial Boulevard, Turners Falls. Museum hours are Thursday through Sunday, 1-5 p.m. All events are free and open to the public. Contact info@hmcp.org or 413-863-0009 or visit the website at www.hmcp.org . |
Thu - Jan 15 -- Sun - Jan 18
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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Photographer Colin Finlay: Rebel With A Cause
Finlay is a rebel with a cause. A conduit for channeling countless images to the media, for presenting a human face to each crisis at hand, Colin's goal is simple; ...Awareness! By chronicling the tragedy, unveiling the brutal human suffering, public consciousness is raised; he hopes to "open doors for access" and "open minds for change". Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography supports Colin's photographic mission by exhibiting a selection of his work, entitled, "A Matter of Conscience". In its Gallery 85 location at the corner of Avenue A and 3rd Street, in downtown Turners Falls.
From confronting death in the "killing fields" of Rwanda, to exposing the plight of a starving child in the doorway of a refugee camp in Darfur, Finlay's photographs are grounded in reality, yet offer a catalyst for change to foster empathy and lead to hope. Partnering with foundations and organizations such as Amnesty International, the Holocaust Museum, the George Eastman House, and the Discovery channel, he is committed to reaching out to people with his storytelling photographs. Exhibiting three series of documentary essays of black and white prints, "Testify", "Forsaken", and "Journeymen", Colin Finlay will be honored at a public reception at the gallery, on Saturday, January 17 from 1-5 p.m. Viewing only hours will be extended till 7 p.m. on this day. A backdrop of live music and hors d'oeuvres will add to the atmosphere, as visitors and distinguished guests mingle and celebrate with the artist. Later in the evening, at 7:30 p.m., the Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center will open its doors and Colin will speak to the audience about his experiences. Get a glimpse of historical events by a photographer who has witnessed the moments, and share in some of his unforgettable stories. Seating begins at 7:15 p.m. with refreshments available at 6:45 p.m. The Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center auditorium is located at 27 Industrial Boulevard, Turners Falls.
Regular museum hours are Thursday through Sunday, 1-5 p.m. All events are free and open to the public. Contact info@hmcp.org or 413-863-0009 or visit the website at www.hmcp.org . |
Sat - Jan 17
2:00 PM |
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Piti Theatre Company presents Elmer and the Elder Tree
A dance-clown-theatre environmental fable for family audiences. Performance followed by mural-making and theatre workshops for children ages 5-14. Children will also receive tree seeds to plant. Tickets: $8 for children 14 and under, $10 adults. Held at Pushkin Gallery in Greenfield. 2 pm followed by workshop at 3 pm. |
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