June 20th
Social Media Bootcamp: Berkshires Edition!
MASS MoCA, 1040 MASS MoCA Way
10 AM – 3 PM
for more information
Free One-Day Social Media Bootcamp: Become Your Own Social Media Manager & Grow Your Business with Proven Digital Strategies! Pre-registration required. Instructions to sign up are here: http://www.retailersma.org/e-training-seminars
YOU WILL LEARN:
*How to beat the system (get likes and growth with our tips and tricks)
*How to make social media management easy and rewarding
*Which networks to focus on and why
*The ins and outs of Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and more
*How to "go live" and why it's important
*How to determine a strategy and goals
*How to find new customers online and grow ROI
Minimum of 20 people and maximum 40 people
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June 28th
DownStreet Art Kick Off!
Downtown
5pm-8pm
for more information
Are you ready to #getdown? We are!
Join us for the kick off event of the summer! DownStreet Art begins on June 28th with all sorts of creative and cultural activities.
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June 28th
Movies Under The Stars at Colegrove Park: The Wizard of Oz
Colegrove Park, north Church Street
413-664-6180
Dusk
Free
for more information
Join us in the park for our 2nd Annual Movies Under the Stars summer series in Colegrove Park, North Adams. This monthly movie series coincides with the Downstreet Art nights on the LAST Thursday of the month from June through September. All movies are free and open to the public. This year's theme is the "Year of the Dog." All movies are family-friendly.
June 28 - The Wizard of Oz
July 26 - Beethoven
August 30 - The Secret Life of Pets
September 27 - Bolt
This series is generously sponsored by Adams Community Bank, presented by the City of North Adams Tourism, and supported by the North Adams Movieplex. Please note the start times for each month as they change to coordinate with sundown. Colegrove Park is located on north Church Street between Main St. and Route 2. |
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June 29th
Ray Lamontagne with Neko Case
MASS MoCA, 1040 MASS MoCA Way
413-662-2111
8 PM
$57 Advance, $66 Day of
Neko Case is the consummate career artist fearless and versatile, with a fierce work ethic and a constant drive to search deeper within herself for creative growth. Rolling Stone calls her “one of America’s best and most ambitious songwriters,” while Pitchfork deemed 2013’s ‘The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You’“the most potent album of her career” (Pitchfork). 2015’s ’Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule’box set looked back on her groundbreaking 20 years in music, packaging together 8 classic albums that track her unique journey from punk/country torchbearer to “essentially peerless” (NPR) avant pop icon.
What To Expect:
Get here early to check out the galleries of MASS MoCA, which New York Times says “…Is a weird and wonderful place. Its mission seems to be to appeal to everyone, both the entry-level art lover and the sophisticated one.” All ticket holders get a %50 discount on museum admission day of, day before, or day after the show. This concert is a rain or shine event.
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July 4th
Steeplecats Baseball & City of North Adams Fireworks!
Noel Field
413-664-6180
Approximately 9:30PM
Free
for more information
Fireworks are an integral part of America’s Fourth of July celebrations all over the country, and our local show in North Adams is one of the most prestigious in Western Massachusetts. Our celebration draws thousands of viewers from the Capital region of New York State, Southern Vermont, and Berkshire County. For an evening of all-American fun, grab some tickets to the annual 4th of July SteepleCats game agains the Sanford Mainers, and stick around for the fireworks, which start immediately afterward, at approximately 9:30pm.
For more information call 413-664-6180 or email tourism@northadams-ma.gov |
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North Adams Public Elementary Schools will be celebrating Walk to School Day on Wednesday, June 13th. We would love for you and your families to participate! The routes and park and walk sites, which are the same as they have been, will soon be available on the North Adams Public Schools website and Facebook page.
Thank you for your support!
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Concert at Windsor Lake with Trio Candela & Guests!
Windsor Lake, 200 GEORGE FAIRS Way
(413) 664-6180
6:30 - 8 pm
Free
for more information
Join us for these FREE weekly concerts, every Wednesday, at Windsor Lake!
The Concert at the Lake Series, sponsored by Greylock Federal Credit Union, is a family friendly experience for all ages and a perfect opportunity to pack a picnic dinner, gather with friends, and enjoy live local music amongst the natural beauty of the Windsor Lake grounds. Concerts start at 6:30PM. Rain cancellation will be called by 3PM on the day of. Concessions available at BFAIR Snack Attack. |
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Preschool Storytime
North Adams Public Library, 74 Church St
(413) 662-3133
10:30 am
Free!
for more information
Preschool storytime and craft at the North Adams Public Library in the Youth Services Department is held for ages 3 to 6 years old, siblings welcome. Several stories will be read and there is time to share ideas and thoughts as well as complete a craft. |
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Natural Bridge History Tour
Natural Bridge State Park, McAuley Rd
413-663-6392
10 AM
Free, parking fees apply
Discover the mystery of Natural Bridge State Park with this easy walking tour. Meet at the Visitor Center for an interpreter-guided discovery of interesting and short stories that makes Natural Bridge so unique. Programs run for 30 to 45 minutes. Limited wheelchair access. All programs are free; parking fee applies. |
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June Pints & Pages Discussion
Bright Ideas Brewing, 111 MASS MoCA Way
(413) 346-4460
6 – 8 PM
Free
for more information
“A Planet for Rent is the English-language debut of Yoss, one of Cuba's most lauded writers of science fiction. Translated by David Frye, these linked stories craft a picture of a dystopian future: Aliens called xenoids have invaded planet Earth, and people are looking to flee the economically and socially bankrupt remains of human civilization. Yoss' smart and entertaining novel tackles themes like prostitution, immigration and political corruption. Ultimately, it serves as an empathetic yet impassioned metaphor for modern-day Cuba, where the struggle for power has complicated every facet of society” —NPR, Best Books of 2015. Socializing begins at 6, book discussion starts at 6:15. Request a copy through your library here: http://bark.cwmars.org/eg/opac/home. If you need assistance accessing your library account please send P&P a private message!
**Pints & Pages @Bright Ideas is a social book club for readers in their 20's, 30's and the young at heart. We meet the 2nd Wednesday of every month to discuss a wide range of eclectic reads through a variety of genres! Join us for good books, good beer and even better conversation!** |
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SteepleCats vs Valley Blue Sox
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
6:30 PM
$7/Adults, $5/Seniors & Students,$3/ 17 and Under
for more information
Tickets for upcoming SteepleCats home games can be purchased at the SteepleCats ticket booth or inside Joe Wolfe Field at the SteepleCats concession stand located near third base, during any SteepleCats home game. |
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Art Talk/Crit Night
Ashland St. Project Space, 50 Ashland St.
ashley.strazzinski@gmail.com
7:30 PM
Free
for more information
ART TALK / CRIT NIGHT purpose is to discuss art, the practice of making, life, routine, ruts, research, or whatever you need an ear or eyes for. This event is FREE, but potluck is strongly encouraged!
The only goal of this meeting and future gatherings is for it to be a regular occurrence, which is the second Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m.
Like the mailman (rain, snow, or shine), metaphorically speaking: no ideas, but looking to stay involved in conversation and the creative community; have ideas, but at a standstill and need advice on how to proceed; or have a project/piece that you'd simply like to share and have a conversation about. These meetings will happen, you can come or not. BUT (!) hopefully you'll come regardless of your artistic condition... You don't need to be a visual artist. You don't even need to necessarily be someone who makes "things" or "stuff". All you need is an open mind and a willingness to give and receive information. All of us—we are our best resource. That being said, this is meant to be casual and shouldn't be a lot of pressure or a major commitment. Unless of course, you want to use the meetings as a system to establish (and hold yourself to) deadlines. It is a hope that these gatherings will remain simple and only exhausting in the most positive sense and the structure of the meetings are expected to evolve and be adaptable to the needs of the people who attend. |
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Northern Berkshire Retiree Club Meeting
Greylock Community Club, 548 State Road
10 AM
Free
Northern Berkshire Retiree Club will hold it's monthly meeting on Thursday June 7 TH at 10 am at the Greylock Community Club on state Rd. in North Adams ,speaker will be Jessica Chittenden senior clinician from Spectrum Health System. Speaking on what Spectrum dose and how it effects not only individuals but the community as a whole. This meeting will be open to any senior from the area. Plans for the upcoming picnic will be discussed. Coffee and donuts will be available. |
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Downtown Bike Around
Meets at St. Anthony's Parking Lot
achilson@nbccoalition.org
6:00 PM departure
Free
Downtown Bike Around! Every Thursday at 6:00pm. Meet at St. Anthony's Parking Lot, North Adams. Help shift bicycle culture in North Adams for drivers and people on bikes by joining in on a casual and group ride. For all ages! There is safety in numbers as we take to the streets to create a safer environment for sharing our roads! Freight Yard Pub will be offering a 25% discount every Thursday evening after the Downtown Bike Around to anyone that rides. Coupons will be given to those interested after the ride. For more information contact: Amanda Chilson, achilson@nbccoalition.org. |
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BERKSHIRE ART MUSEUM Opening Reception
159 E. Main St.
413.664.9550
6-9 PM
Free
for more information
Liquid refreshments, appetizers by Mengs, Music by Tony Gubelman. The Berkshire Art Museum is presenting Faculty-Artists from New England Colleges.” Art departments are very important, and BAM wants to demonstrate the quality of artists who are also involved in helping the next generation. 29 Artists representing 20 colleges are represented. Also exhibiting is “The Next Generation: Jeanne Jalandoni” and “Edwardian Era Fashion: Collection of Greg Lafave.” along with ongoing exhibitions from the permanent collection, including Eric Rudd’s huge Iceberg Installation, Robotic Sculpture, and more. Berkshire Art Museum Annex – A Chapel for Humanity - a massive sculptural epic with 150 life-sized figures, 250 low-relief ceiling figures and a September 11 Memorial Garden, first opened in 2001.
Hours: Summer Wed-Sun 12-5; Fall Sat-Sun 12-5. |
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SteepleCats vs Maine Schooners
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
6:30 PM
$7/Adults, $5/Seniors & Students,$3/ 17 and Under
for more information
Tickets for upcoming SteepleCats home games can be purchased at the SteepleCats ticket booth or inside Joe Wolfe Field at the SteepleCats concession stand located near third base, during any SteepleCats home game. |
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Sounds & Tones Presents Simon Joyner with House Sparrow
Design Lab, 49 Main St.
Doors at 7 | Music at 8
$7 pre-sale | $10 at door (Cash only)
for more information
All Ages. Simon Joyner (Omaha, NE) is a renowned American singer-songwriter who runs in circles with Bright Eyes, The Mountain Goats and according to his impressive wikipedia page, "In the early 1990s, Beck listed Joyner in his top 10 albums when asked by Rolling Stone". We are pleased to bring him back to North Adams for you all! https://simonjoyner.bandcamp.com/
w/House Sparrow - Hometown Indie-folk duo making weird and beautiful music
https://housesparrowmusic.bandcamp.com
Last time Simon Joyner came to North Adams, the room filled up FAST, so we're doing ticket preorders this time:http://bit.ly/2HNTabl
You can save 30% on your ticket if you order it early--and ensure yourself a spot in Design Lab, which is a SMALL, intimate venue (and an amazing place to get cozy and see one of the greatest folk musicians alive right now). |
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Knitting Night
Makers’ Mill, 73 Main St.
(413) 749-2073
7 – 9 PM
Free
for more information
Bring your needles & yarn! Knitting night. 7-9 PM tonight. This a great chance to meet other knitters and get a project going— free & open to the public @northadamsmakersmill |
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Musical Bingo at Mingo's
Mingo's Sports Bar & Grill , 41 Roberts Road
(413) 346-4067
7:30 – 9:30 PM
Free
for more information
If you love music, than you'll love Musical Bingo. Similar to Bingo but instead of numbers being called out DJ Bizz will play 45 seconds of a song and you need to cross it off your card...that's if you have it!!! And don't worry if you don't know the song, you can always ask your friend. Free to play and lots of great prizes to win. |
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Marble Meandering
Natural Bridge State Park, McAuley Rd
413-663-6392
10 AM
Free, parking fees apply
Discover the formation of marble 550 million years ago at Natural Bridge State Park. Observe the water power of the Hudson Brook that carved this 475 foot-long ever-changing chasm. Meet at the Visitor Center. Programs run for 30 to 45 minutes. All programs are free; parking fee applies.
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"Crafternoon" Fridays at the UNO Community Center
UNO Community Center, 157 River Street
413-663-7588 or gmcarter@nbccoalition.org
12 – 4 PM
Free
email for more information
Drop into the community center during our regular hours on Fridays from 12pm-4pm to work on your own projects alongside other creative individuals. If you don't currently have a project that you are working on, come participate in ongoing arts and crafts projects at UNO, or just stop in for good conversation, coffee/tea and snacks. All skill levels are encouraged to attend, from beginners to those more experienced. Those who are experienced are encouraged to help teach others a new craft. Call or email Glenda for more information. |
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Storey Publishing: 35th Anniversary Book Sale
Storey Publishing, 210 MASS MoCA Way
413-346-2100
11 AM – 4 PM
Free to attend
for more information
Great deals on new books from North Adams' own internationally renowned book publisher! Come browse our great collection of books for hands-on living. Courtyard A, MASS MoCA, 87 Marshall St., North Adams.
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Live Music at Freight Yard Pub : Rev-Tor
1 Furnace St, Heritage State Park Building 3
taylorsfyp@gmail.com or 413-663-6547
8 PM
Free
for more information
Join us on Friday and Saturday nights for local, live music at Freight Yard Pub! Sit in the dining room, buy the fireplace, or on the patio. Enjoy food and drinks while listening to some North Adams favorites. Performances are free, and all are welcome.
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Underground Sounds: Community Open Mic
ROOTS Teen Center, 43 Eagle St.
(413) 398-4088
6:30 – 9:30 PM
Free
for more information
Come one, come all! ROOTS presents Underground Sounds: An Open Mic series geared toward folks of all ages and open to the community. Come perform with us: poets, musicians, artists, magicians, and all of the like, and enjoy a night of awesomly talented individuals! All art forms are welcome.
Sign ups start at 6:30pm. Come early to make sure you get on the list. And don't forget to invite and share this with your friends! Free Admission, but donations are strongly encouraged! There will be a taco bar sponsored by Desperados Fresh Mexican Grll!! Sponsored in part by the Local Cultural Council of the Northern Berkshires.
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GLITCHE Opening Reception
INSTALLATION SPACE, 49 Eagle Street
info@49eaglestreet.com
4-8 PM
Free
for more information
Opening reception and special performance by DJ and performing artist, Seraah, Friday, June 15, 4-8pm
”Glitche" is an immersive installation inspired by the idea of a glitch, error, or unexpected malfunction in a system. It may be a positive new discovery or a disastrous ending. This interaction is delicate, mysterious, and exciting, and is the force that drives the linear journey of "Glitche”. Using volumetric sculpture, video projection, and sound, Samo invites the viewer to submerge their senses into this experience.
“Glitche” has been installed on two previous occasions, each providing a unique site specific human interaction. The first iteration of the piece at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design was experienced as a private viewing, giving each individual the opportunity to deeply connect with the piece and themselves. The second iteration was implemented on a much larger scale for Illuminus: Nuit Blanche Boston allowing thousands of festival visitors to experience the piece en mass over the course of one evening. The INSTALLATION SPACE presentation of “Glitche" provides an opportunity to experience the artwork in a uniquely quirky and intimate setting.
Originally from Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Samo is a Boston based, new media digital artist and designer. Technology serves as the tool he uses to question the boundaries of digital communication and the function of the pixel. His work creates connections between technology, the physical body, and human perception by immersing the viewer in experiences that obscure the line between nirvana and dystopia.
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Karaoke Friday!
State Street Tavern, 167 State St.
413-664-9151
9 PM – 1 AM
Free
for more information
Karaoke! Every Friday night from 9pm – 1am.
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Berkshire Mountain Faerie Festival
Bowe Field 371 Old Columbia Rd. Adams MA
info@berkshiremountainsfaeriefestival.com
10 AM – 10 PM
$8/General Admission,$4/ 6-12 yrs old, 5 and under free
for more information
facebook link
Come celebrate the arrival of summer at the Solstice. The festival will engage and entertain the whole family as we draw back the veil that separates the Faerie Realm from ours. This family-oriented event celebrates creativity and interactive learning in a atmosphere of light-hearted whimsy and enjoyment. |
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Grizzly Bear with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
MASS MoCA, 1040 MASS MoCA Way
413-662-2111
8 PM
$32 ADVANCED/ $40 DAY OF/ $50 PREFERRED
for more information
“Fully charged and ready to break new ground, this is the kind of post-hiatus comeback most bands’ fans only dream of.” — Rolling Stone on Grizzly Bear’s 2017 release
“Grounded in an inescapable melancholy; grand and focused, elegantly layered, delicate and dramatic.” — NPR
One of the most celebrated indie rock acts of the last two decades, Grizzly Bear’s prog-rock-meets-chamber-pop sound took the music world by storm and helped to define a new wave of psychedelic-leaning sound. After a notable hiatus, the quartet is back touring for its first new album in five years, Painted Ruins. The band’s most synth-heavy and beat-driven album to date, Painted Ruins landed on most “best of” lists in 2017, including Rolling Stone, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and USA Today. Pitchfork notes Grizzly Bear’s “intricate compositions…are bound tighter than ever, evoking distant images and emotions that continually shift in and out of focus.” |
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Natural Bridge History Tours
Natural Bridge State Park, McAuley Rd
413-663-6392
10 AM & 2 PM
Free, parking fees apply
for more information
Discover the mystery of Natural Bridge State Park with this easy walking tour. Meet at the Visitor Center for an interpreter-guided discovery of interesting and short stories that makes Natural Bridge so unique. Programs run for 30 to 45 minutes. Limited wheelchair access. All programs are free; parking fee applies.
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North Adams Farmer's Market
St. Anthony’s Parking Lot (St. Anthony Dr. & Marshall St.)
potvinsara@gmail.com or 413-664-6180
9 AM – 1 PM
Free
for more information
The market is located in the St. Anthony Municipal Parking Lot, at the intersection of Rte. 8 (Marshall St.) and St. Anthony Drive. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., June 9 – Oct. 20, 2018. The market is dedicated to providing the community with fresh, locally produced foods and supporting area farms and food producers. The market proudly accepts SNAP benefits and doubles them through the Market Match Program. We also accept cash, credit, debit, and WIC & senior coupons. Thank you to our lead sponsors: Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Hardman Fund, Green Pastures, MountainOne, and Storey Publishing. |
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Family Scavenger Hunt
North Adams Public Library, 74 Church St
(413) 663-7588
11 AM – 12:30 PM
Free
for more information
Bring the whole family to enjoy some summer activities, a fun scavenger hunt, light refreshments, and win prizes! This event is FREE for all families in North Berkshire. Saturday, June 16th from 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at the North Adams Public Library on 2nd Floor, Youth Services
Department. All children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information or to request transportation; please contact The Family Place at the Northern Berkshire Community Coalition, 413-663-7588.
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Opening Reception - Scapes
outside gallery, 10 Ashland Street
outside@thisisoutside.com
6-8 PM
Free
for more information
outside is pleased to present Scapes, a solo exhibition of collage and print work by North Adams based artist Anne Roecklein. Visit us for our opening reception June 16, from 6-8pm! There will be light refreshment. outside is open Fri & Sat 1-6pm
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Live Music at Freight Yard Pub: Anthony Luchi
1 Furnace St, Heritage State Park Building 3
taylorsfyp@gmail.com or 413-663-6547
8 PM
Free
for more information
Join us on Friday and Saturday nights for local, live music at Freight Yard Pub! Sit in the dining room, buy the fireplace, or on the patio. Enjoy food and drinks while listening to some North Adams favorites. Performances are free, and all are welcome. |
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3rd Annual Father's Day Fest with Johnny Irion
Bright Ideas Brewing, 111 MASS MoCA Way
3-7 PM
Free
for more information
Come raise a glass and celebrate dads (and Bright Ideas' anniversary) at our 3rd Annual Father's Day Fest. This year, we're thrilled to present one of our favorite musician dads, Johnny Irion. He'll be performing some tunes with his talented family and sharing songs from his beautiful new record, Driving Friend. As a special treat, we'll also be releasing a brand new brew. Beer, Tunes, BBQ - for dads, by dads! Free and family friendly. |
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Marble Meandering
Natural Bridge State Park, McAuley Rd
413-663-6392
10 AM & 2PM
Free, parking fees apply
for more information
Discover the formation of marble 550 million years ago at Natural Bridge State Park. Observe the water power of the Hudson Brook that carved this 475 foot-long ever-changing chasm. Meet at the Visitor Center. Programs run for 30 to 45 minutes. All programs are free; parking fee applies.
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Hudson, Hawthorne, and the Bridge
Natural Bridge State Park, McAuley Rd
413-663-6392
10 AM & 2PM
Free, parking fees apply
for more information
Natural Bridge State Park leads a discussion of novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ft. Massachusetts soldier Seth Hudson. Why are these men so important to the history of Natural Bridge' Feel free to bring your own comfortable chair and relax under the shade of the park’s towering cottonwood trees. This discussion may finish with a short walk if participants are willing and able. Active participation is encouraged.
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Father's Day - Donuts with Dad
First Baptist Church, 131 Main St.
9 – 10 AM
Free
All dads, uncles, grandfathers, etc., are invited to join your child(ren) for donuts and an activity as we celebrate YOU! |
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SteepleCats Youth Baseball Clinics
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
11 AM – 12:30 PM
$16
for more information
Baseball Clinics for Kids. The North Adams SteepleCats are hosting youth player clinics on Sundays in June and July! Baseball Clinics will be led by our coaching staff and players. All SteepleCats Baseball Clinics are run by our Manager, Justin Sumner and coached by a crew of our own SteepleCats players. This is a great chance to meet and interact with the SteepleCats, where kids will learn some baseball fundamentals and play ball at Joe Wolfe Field. For Boys and Girls ages 6-12. Bring your ballglove and let's play!
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Ballpark Sundays
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
cubclub@steeplecats.org
3:30 PM
free
for more information
Sunday June 10th, June 17th, June 24th, July 1st, July 8th, July 15th, and July 22nd at Joe Wolfe Field
These events are free. You can join the Cubs Club summer reading program through the SteepleCats or North Adams Public Library. On Sunday afternoons Cubs Club members and their families gather at the ballpark to enjoy a book reading followed by a Steeplecats game. Outdoor activities that promote healthy, active lifestyles will also be offered. During the games families can play some lawn games or sit and watch the game in a designated Cub Club area, cheering on players they have gotten to know through the program. At the Meet-Ups kids will be encouraged to engage in a community of youth at the ballpark wholly unique to the SteepleCats. |
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SteepleCats vs. Vermont Mountaineers
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
4:30 PM
$7/Adults, $5/Seniors & Students,$3/ 17 and Under
for more information
Tickets for upcoming SteepleCats home games can be purchased at the SteepleCats ticket booth or inside Joe Wolfe Field at the SteepleCats concession stand located near third base, during any SteepleCats home game. |
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Steeple Story Time
Summer Baseball Museum, 66 Main St.
cubsclub@steeplecats.org
3:30 PM
free
for more information
3:30pm Monday June 11th*, June 18th, June 25th, July 2nd, July 9th, July 16th, and July 23rd at the Baseball Museum on Main Street, North Adams
Cub Club families are encouraged to attend Monday book readings held by SteepleCats players and Library staff. Families may enjoy snacks, crafts, bond with players, and receive books courtesy of the NAPL. Open to all ages, this story time is meant to encourage Northern Berkshire youth to get excited about reading and explore all the North Adams Public Library has to offer. Will be held at the North Adams Public Library |
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Figure Drawing Collective
Makers' Mill 73 Main Street
(413) 749-2073
7 pm – 9 pm
$5/members, $10/drop-in
for more information
Be part of a new figure drawing collective starting up at Makers’ Mill. Sessions will run every Monday and will focus on long poses, and include a warm up consisting of several short poses. We’ll be bringing in local models and a local, figure drawing instructor who will drop-in as available. Get in at the ground level to shape the direction this collective takes. Bring your own lap board, paper, pencils, and creative energy! |
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Meeting - North Adams Cemeteries Wreathes Across America (?)
North Adams American Legion, 91 American Legion Dr.
7 PM
Free
We are holding our second meeting for people interested in being involved with Wreaths Across America, or for those who want to learn more about it. Our goal is to lay wreaths on all veterans' graves in North Adams. It is estimated that there are somewhere between 1500-2000 veterans' graves at Southview, Hillside, St. Joseph's and Blackinton Cemeteries. Please come and help us to make this dream a reality! All ideas and suggestions are welcome! Location - North Adams American Legion 91 American Legion Drive North Adams, Ma. |
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Toddler Storytime
North Adams Public Library, 74 Church St
(413) 662-3133
10:30 am
Free
for more information
Toddler storytime and songs at the North Adams Public Library in Youth Services Department is held for ages birth to 3 years old, siblings welcome. One to two stories are read with lots of songs and gross motor skill activities as well. |
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After-School Program
UNO Community Center, 157 River St.
(413) 663-7588 Ext. 22
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
for more information
Serving students in 4th Grade - 8th Grade. Healthy Snack, Homework Assistance, Tutoring, Computer Access and Creative Activities. |
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SteepleCats vs. Winnipesaukee Muskrats
Joe Wolfe Field, 310 State Street
6:30 PM
$7/Adults, $5/Seniors & Students,$3/ 17 and Under
for more information
Tickets for upcoming SteepleCats home games can be purchased at the SteepleCats ticket booth or inside Joe Wolfe Field at the SteepleCats concession stand located near third base, during any SteepleCats home game. |
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