Events

Open all weekend. We are CLOSED MOST MONDAYS, but we are OPEN on Memorial Day! Lupa Zoo is great for all ages and easy for walking.  There are plenty of areas to sit and rest as well. Please wear proper attire.  Shirt and shoes are required. It is best to wear closed-toed, comfortable walking shoes. Check the weather.  Sunblock is […]

Spend part of your holiday weekend with art that pays tribute to some of the ordinary and extraordinary heroes; depicted by Norman Rockwell and fellow American illustrators. Norman Rockwell paid tribute to members of the armed forces with numerous paintings and drawings in his lifetime. Active Military / Front Line Workers receive FREE admission with […]

Springfield Performing Arts Ventures, Inc. (“SPAV”) will host a fundraising event at the new performance and event venue, 52 Sumner, to benefit SPAV programming for the community and future performances. The event will feature a live performance from special guest, Grammy award-winning artist, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram. 52 Sumner Avenue Springfield, MA 01108

6:30 p.m. at the MassMutual Center arena, 1277 Main Street, Springfield, MA. As a free parking option, graduates and their families are encouraged to park in the MGM parking garage. Street parking is also available surrounding the MassMutual Center.

Traces of a Jewish Artist: The Lost Life and Work of Rahel Szalit, with Kerry Wallach Join us for a free virtual talk on Thursday, May 30 @ 7:00 p.m. ET Register for "Traces of a Jewish Artist" Graphic artist, illustrator, painter, and cartoonist Rahel Szalit (1888–1942) was among the best-known Jewish women artists in […]

DISCOVER GREYLOCK HIKES, 11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. For ages 8 and up. Hike with a Park Interpreter to explore exciting, hidden features of Mount Greylock. Hike may include exploring waterfalls, flora and fauna, and historic sites. Be prepared for the weather. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water, a snack, bug spray and sunscreen. Meeting locations may vary. […]

The Springfield Garden Club “Annual Plant Sale” at The Quadrangle, Springfield Museums A spring tradition and our major fundraiser for our scholarship fund, the Plant Sale offers a wide selection of perennials, annuals, trees, and shrubs from members’ gardens, and garden centers, plus a vintage garden boutique and sale of prime plants. With many experienced […]

FREE: experience dragon boating and rowing in this quick clinic. For ages 12 to 99 (spectators of all ages are welcome!). No reservation needed. First come, first served. All equipment including life jackets are provided. Free on-site parking. Coached instruction to get you safely introduced to rowing and dragon boating, including on-water experience, conditions permitting. […]

It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the 235th Commencement of Williams College. 10:00 a.m. on campus in the Quadrangle at 880 Main Street, Williamstown, MA

Explore one of a kind local independent creators with live music & delicious food located on PASSENGER PARK, former Olmsted Park at 28 Depot Street Palmer, Massachusetts! All vendor fees go to the restoration and preservation of the Historic Olmsted Park.  

The Seventh Annual Montague Soapbox Races are coming, and will again be held in Turners Falls on the Unity Park hill. All past racers are invited to register for the 2024 competition. This year, race day is Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, at noon. You can fill out the online form here. Registration is open now. Deadline is […]

An action-packed, harrowing, and funny reimagining of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, this brilliant new novel is told from the enslaved Jim’s point of view. A New York Times bestseller from the “literary icon” (Oprah Daily) and Pulitzer Prize Finalist Percival Everett, Jim’s agency, intelligence, and compassion are shown in a radically new light. Percival will be […]

Come celebrate the Growing Wild Massachusetts Movement, a movement to highlight the leadership of DCR and MDAR in promoting the creation of native habitat throughout the Commonwealth with a focus on pollinators! Join the movement. Pledge to grow your wild garden and add to the natural beauty of our Commonwealth right in your own backyard! […]

Fleet Feet's The Big Run Presented by Michelob ULTRA and Brooks The Big Run 5k presented by Michelob Ultra and Brooks fun run/walk will take place on Global Running Day, June 5th, at Fleet Feet Longmeadow 680 Bliss Rd. The course distance is 5K, and run/walk begins at 6:00 pm. There will be a 300-person […]

Artful adventures in and around the museum for 2-5 year olds and their caregivers! Explore a different theme each session, offered on selected Fridays through the year, plus a Sensory-Inclusive Saturday session. Registered families can join us in the Atrium of the Smith College Museum of Art for open play and art experiences from 9:30-11:30. […]

White Lion continues its Tribute Series and welcomes Malado! Malado Music presents a tribute to USHER.

Join us for Yoga at the Museum on Saturday, June 8th, 8AM - 9AM! This class, taught by yoga instructor Mariah Rasmussen, is designed for all levels. Admission to the museum is included with your ticket. Please bring your own yoga mat and water. Mariah Rasmussen is a yoga instructor, dancer, and dance educator who's […]

Dressmaking with Linda Oakley and Shoemaking with Peter Oakley Visit Historic Deerfield on June 8 for two Historic Trade Demonstrations: Dressmaking with Linda Oakley and Shoemaking with Peter Oakley.

National Outlet Shopping Day™ is June 8-9! Don't miss this highly anticipated event, featuring major savings at Lee Premium Outlets. Get can't-miss deals from brands you love, all weekend long, Free Tote Bag! You heard that right—your free tote, coming right up. Visit Food Court patio to get yours June 8 & 9! #NationalOutletShoppingDay Show […]

Come learn the art of needle felting! Local fiber artist, Anna Sunschauer, will teach you how to sculpt fluffy wool fiber into a bluebird ornament using felting needles. No prior needle felting experience is necessary, but it is recommended that all participants have good fine motor skills to avoid injury with the sharp needles. Bluebird […]

The Mark Twain House & Museum welcomes back Matt Seybold to the Trouble Begins stage for a lecture and discuss about Percival Everett’s new book James. The VIRTUAL  lecture begins at 7 PM. This event will be held on Zoom Webinar. REGISTER HERE! This is a FREE event sponsored by Kathleen and Davin Jimenez. A recording will […]

Gunsmithing with Richard Colton Historic Trade Demonstration: Gunsmithing with Richard Colton

Celebrate Father's Day weekend at the museum with Helicopter & Open Cockpit Day! Experience our helicopter collection, climb aboard historic aircraft, fly in our F-18 simulator, and more! The helicopters on display vary from the large 22,000 pound CH-54 Tarhe, sometimes called the Skycrane, to a small one man helicopter. In addition we will display […]

Father’s Day Behind the Scenes Tour Behind-the-Scenes" tour will give visitors the opportunity to take a close-up look at some of the current restoration projects including Connecticut Company Car #3001 (121 years old!) and Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. #1500 (112 years old!). Additionally, tour the grounds that are normally closed off to visitors […]

Celebrate Father's Day weekend with us! Introducing the Big Daddy O BBQ Charcuterie Board, available Friday through Sunday only. Each flight features four of our signature beers, each paired with a different charcuterie BBQ delight. Expect mouth-watering smoked meats and artisan cheeses that complement our refreshing brews! Treat Dad to: Beef burnt end sausage IPA […]

TREAT DAD TO A DAY OF FAMILY FUN – FOR FREE! Join us on Father’s Day as we celebrate all the incredible Dads with FREE* General Admission! Jump into a world of discovery and excitement with more than 165 hands-on exhibits, including the all-new traveling exhibition Science Fiction, Science Future, LIVE Science demonstrations, beautiful outdoor gardens, […]

The Holyoke Biking & Pedestrian Committee and SRTS present a Bike Rodeo Night at the Armour Yard June 17 at 5:00 PM, 164 Race Street, Holyoke, MA FREE Bike Lights- Raffle Tickets for Helmets, Giftcards and a FREE Bike. Competitions: Best Cowboy Outfit/ Best decorated Bike/ Slow Bike Race & More!

Hosted by Shellie from Stompin’ Boots $10 cover 6:30-9:30pm Absolute Beginner Lessons at 6:30 Beginner Lessons at 7:00 Challenge lessons at 7:45 All Request Dancing 6:30-9:30

FREEDOM DAY Celebrate Juneteenth: Freedom Day at the Connecticut Science Center with a day of discovery, learning, exploration, and fun! We invite guests of all ages to explore the rich history and significance of Juneteenth through interactive exhibits, engaging workshops, and inspiring presentations. Enjoy hands-on activities that delve into science, technology, and culture, while also […]

SUMMER WINE TASTING DINNER ON THE PATIO WITH JAZZ BY PERRY FREEDMAN DUO The perfect balance of wine and summer foods $90 per person plus tax and gratuity Reservations needed 413-774-5587

Jubilee! A Juneteenth Concert of Early New England Music June 20 at 7 p.m. at the Deerfield Community Center An all-star ensemble of early American music performers present a concert featuring lively Abolitionist psalmody, spirituals, dance tunes, and chamber music from the repertoire of regional African American composers and band leaders. This includes the music […]

Join us for free live music with Jefferson Hamer this Friday in the Crazy Horse from 6:30 - 9pm Jefferson Hamer is a guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. He has previously toured and recorded with Anais Mitchell (as co-creator of Child Ballads, winner of a BBC2 Folk Award), Sarah Jarosz (as guitarist […]

In this generative poetry session guided by poet and master teaching artist Victoria Nordlund, participants will create poetry as they write in the library of the Mark Twain House on the longest, brightest day of the year.  Welcoming writers of all levels, the workshop promises an enjoyable exploration of Ekphrasis poetry, weaving words and imagery […]

Bobbin Lace with Lynne White and Ceramics with Buster White June 22 Historic Trade Demonstration: Bobbin Lace with Lynne White and Ceramics with Buster White.

Our annual celebration of diversity, equality, and family, featuring a rainbow of activities for all ages. Free with museum admission. Attendees can create their own bracelets, buttons, tote bags, and more to show their pride in embracing who they are. Highlights of the day include a community mural led by artist Amy Reyor and a Pride […]

To mark our year-long birthday celebration, we're throwing a grand bash. We wanted to extend the invitation of our 250th Anniversary Block Party to you and your family/organization. The Town of West Springfield will be hosting our 250th Anniversary Block Party on the Town Common located on Park Street. This two day event will take […]

Join us on June 23rd, 2024 from 10am-2pm for our Queer Artisans Market. This family friendly event will host makers of all sorts of lovely goods from members of the LGBTQIA+ community. This event will be inside of the former Provisions space. We will be setting up a 30' wall coloring activity to spread your […]

West Mass Brass Band is pleased to be able to perform a free concert on the Belchertown Common on 6/24 at 7 PM (Monday). The music program is varied, and includes solos. FREE WMBB is also celebrating our 10-year anniversary. An all volunteer band based on the British style brass band model, the WMBB complement […]

Live Music by TJ & The Peepers and Pop-Up Drag Performance featuring Henna C. Johnson. Full Regular Menu available. Reservations suggested 413-774-5587  

Join Wistariahurst Museum as we present Mindfulness at the Museum: A SonorousLight™ Sound Bath! This immersive experience is meant to heal and melt away all stress and tension as a cocoon of sound surrounds guests. Unwind and relax as the soothing vibrations of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, and other instruments wash over you. […]

The Shelburne Historical Society would like to invite the general public to our Shelburne Falls Military Band and Ice Cream Social. Come listen to the oldest existing military band in the nation as they regale us with some of the classics from years gone by and enjoy a scoop or two of refreshing ice cream, […]

Join us for the Concerts in the Park series at the Forest Park Amphitheater! The Springfield Park Department will host the Concerts in the Park series for 4 consecutive Thursdays beginning on Thursday June 6th. The concerts will take place at the Amphitheater located inside Forest Park. The outdoor concerts are all scheduled for 6:30 p.m., […]

This is a Latin dance event where you can participate in a progressive Bachata class for all dance levels, and social dance until Midnight. We play some of the best Bachata, Kizomba, Salsa and Merengue. Bachata Class: 8pm - 9pm Social Dancing: 9pm - Midnight $10 Cover Venmo - @McCoy-Jamison Cashapp - $McCoyJamison This event […]

Springfield Rifles Rugby Club Join us for some touch rugby this summer on Thursdays 6-8PM at the Irish Cultural Center of Western New England. All ages, genders, and experience levels welcome. After practice we’ll head inside to the Irish House Restaurant and Trinity Pub right next to the pitch for some socializing, food, and Easy […]

Learn to shoot with a bow.

My Nephew Jamie My Nephew Jamie – Film screening and discussion Artist James Warhola illustrated over 300 Sci-Fi book covers, created the wildly popular Garbage Can Kids card series, and produced covers and illustrations for MAD Magazine. His work is included in the new exhibition: What, Me Worry? The Art and Humor of MAD Magazine. Warhola is also the […]

White Lion & Chef Andrew Brow present: OYSTER PARTY on the GREEN at 1550 MAIN Raw Bar Style / Pink Peppercorn and Grape Mignonette Oysters Rockafella / Creamed Spinach / Bacon / Breadcrumb / Butter Oyster Leopold / Andouille Sausage / Sweet Corn / Green Onion / Corn Bread Crumble Oyster selection: Raw bar will […]

Woodworking with Sharon Mehrman Watch a historic trade demonstration of woodworking with Sharon Mehrman. Included with general admission.

Learn the invaluable roles women played in shaping the future of rail industry. We will recognize their achievements and hope to inspire the next generation of female leaders in railroading. Additionally, take a trolley ride operated by period dressed motormen. Learn historic information about each car you ride and how the museum began. Inside the […]

Learn the tricks of the trade to become a kitchen wizard in a cooking class taught by Nadim Kashouh, Chef and Owner of Nadim's Downtown Mediterranean Grill. Enjoy an afternoon of hands-on instruction, beer & wine, and of course decadent homemade food. The cooking classes always take place the last Saturday of the month. Sign […]

Join us for 50% off apps every Sunday on the Patio! Introducing “Appy” Hour at Delaney House! We can’t wait to see you Sundays from 4-6 for half-priced appetizers on our patio!

Andy's Kayak Rental Open June - September. See Dates under Reserve a Kayak, below. We offer individual kayak rental on weekends, from 10am to 2pm. The rate is $20 per person per hour If there are no reservations, we may not open. Click the "See Times" button below for availability. If it is raining heavily, we […]

Join us as we celebrate summer favorites: baseball and BBQ! The Village will bustle all day with tons of fun for the whole family. Learn about the history of baseball and step up to bat. Play classic early American games on the Common, meet and greet our sheep, chickens, cattle, and pigs, and learn about […]