There’s just something about a train ride in December that’s so magical. Jump aboard a Hoosac Valley Train Ride in Adams this weekend or next weekend. Guests have the option of two experiences: A Mistletoe and Music train or the Tinseliner with Santa. The Mistletoe & Music train departs Saturday Dec.10 and 17…
New York, NY — This December, composer Phil Kline’s participatory sound-sculpture UNSILENT NIGHT — a landmark in avant-garde public sound art and a beloved December holiday tradition — celebrates its 30th anniversary with walks in more than 40 cities across the United States, Canada, and Europe. Streets, parks, and sidewalks will come alive with “a shimmering sound-wall of bells and chimes that is dreamlike to wander…
The days are getting cooler and we’re welcoming fall with a slate of events. We hope you were able to join us for the staged reading of The Abortion Monologues that we hosted last week. If not, there’s plenty of other ways to get involved! Please join us for the Mill City…
Mill City Productions is excited to announce a full slate of fall events! First, we’re hosting a free staged reading of selections from Jane Cawthorne’s The Abortion Monologues. In the wake of the overturn of Roe v. Wade, we wanted to reinforce what is at stake with this setback for human…
What: Free Improvisation Workshop Who: Barby Cardillo Where: Adams Theater Incubator Space, 35 Park Street, Adams, MA When: Sunday July 17, 2022 from 11 am- 12:15 pm FREE For: Teens and up, experienced and inexperienced, play or just watch!
ADAMS, MA — Park Street will be closed to traffic and packed with people while townsfolk, during the Susan B. Anthony Celebration, honor a hero who was born in their midst. The street fair will run from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday on Park Street, from the statue of President…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, August 2000 You are warned at the very outset that you will hear vulagr language, water will be thrown and shots will be fired during the course of Christopher Durang’s “Beyond Therapy.” If you don’t like any or all of those things, please don’t go…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, November 1999 An uncut diamond looks just like a dirty rock. And if you gave one to me, it would stay a dirty rock for all eternity because I don’t possess the skill to turn it into a beautiful gem. That takes skill, precise workmanship,…
