
Kansas City-based singer, bassist, and songwriter Danielle Nicole has won respect throughout the American blues scene for her soulful, inventive playing.
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Easy-paced, 1 to 2-mile guided walk. Geared for seniors, but open to all.
Click here for more infoCheck out the annual draining of the Turners Falls canal with a stroll along the Canalside Rail Trail. A free two-mile walk on flat terrain, for adults and youth.
Click here for more infoDinner included. All ages; kids must be accompanied by an adult.
Click here for more infoA rugged/MTB ride led by Victor, heading to Rocky Mountain/Highland Park. 10 miles with steep climbs and technical terrain. Bring lights.
Click here for more infoTeams of four. Win Element bucks!
Click here for more infoCoffee, and a relaxed, open space for connection, reflection, and gentle support. No schedule, no pressure.
Click here for more infoFor teens and tweens. Whether working on a graphic novel, filling a sketchbook, or just needing a quiet place to write, the space and beats are provided.
Click here for more infoFor ages 3-6. Learn about wildlife neighbors in the Connecticut River Watershed. Program includes a story, activities, and crafts.
Click here for more infoCrispy tacos in fresh-fried tortilla shells, chips n' queso, and blue margaritas, with DJs John Moloney and Sarah Gibbons. Presented by Paw Paw Club.
Click here for more infoFree! A Gothic romance double feature: Jane Eyre (1996) and Edward Scissorhands (1990). Trivia before each movie, plus beer and snacks.
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An afternoon of private appointments with psychic mediums, Reiki practitioners, and tarot readers, plus a historical exhibit on Lake Pleasant. Evening closes with Eight Voices, One Stage, the culminating concert of the Pond Lily Project.
Click here for more infoFresh produce, flowers and handmade products. SNAP/HIP accepted.
Click here for more infoCelebrate Good Neighbor Day with free family activities and learn about local community organizations, in collaboration with Montague Public Libraries, DCR, and the Brick House. Rain location: Brick House, 22 Third Street.
Click here for more infoRestorative, therapeutic sound in a beautifully unique barn. $33 by registration. Not handicap accessible.
Click here for more infoImmerse yourself in house music: 9:45pm Bassthov3n (house grooves), 10:45pm Kassandra Apollo (D&B), 11:45pm DJ Yee (house grooves).
Click here for more infoRacers wanted in three age brackets. Information on building a gravity-fed car is available on the event website.
Click here for more infoCelebrate the book arts with Suminagashi marbling techniques and accordion-pleated mini books, inspired by the Montague Paper Company's history. For adults, teens, and children ages 6 and up.
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Click here for more infoCaller Mo Brachfeld, music by the Monday Night Session & Friends. No experience necessary; donations support the hall accessibility fund.
Click here for more info5-9pm. Shops open late. Live Music on Avenue A and Third Street plus the Second Annual Great Ghouls Night Market! Craft vendors with spooky/witchy/ghoulish vibes. 147 Second Street (Nova Motorcycles Lot).
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Explore live insects under a microscope, learn how caterpillars transform into butterflies and moths, and discover species that may live in your own backyard. All ages.
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