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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Mon - Aug 18 -- Mon - Nov 24
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
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Exhibition: Engraved Powder Horns from the French and Indian War and the American Revolution: The William H. Guthman Collection
Extended through December 31, 2008. Admission tickets: $14 Adults; $5 Youth (ages 6-21), under 6 and members free. Single house tour tickets $7 Adults, $5 Youth (ages 6-21). Historic Deerfield is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (March 29-December 31, 2008). Historic Deerfield www.historic-deerfield.org, 80 Old Main Street, Deerfield. 413-775-7175 |
Sat - Aug 30 -- Sat - Dec 06
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What's New? Recent Acquisitions
Check out some of Historic Deerfield's newest additions to the collection! On view will be an exquisitely decorated pole screen dated 1810. The wooden elements are attributed to Greenfield cabinetmaker Daniel Clay (1770-1848). From 1798 to 1826, Clay produced a wide variety of furniture forms such as Windsor chairs, carriages, and wooden tablewares before he left the trade and became a pharmacist in New York City. What's New?: Recent Acquisitions at Historic Deerfield, 2007-2008 will be on view in the Flynt Center of Early New England Life through February 1, 2009. Held at Historic Deerfield, Deerfield. Included with general admission. Free for members. Noon to 4:00 pm. 413-775-7175 |
Thu - Nov 20 -- Sat - Nov 22
10:00 AM |
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StoryCorps
What is StoryCorps? StoryCorps is an independent nonprofit project whose mission is to honor and celebrate one another's lives through listening. By recording the stories of our lives with the people we care about, we experience our history, hopes, and humanity. Since 2003, tens of thousands of everyday people have interviewed family and friends through StoryCorps. Each conversation is recorded on a free CD to take home and share, and is archived for generations to come at the Library of Congress. Millions listen to our award-winning broadcasts on public radio and the Internet. StoryCorps is one of the largest oral history projects of its kind,creating a growing portrait of who we really are as Americans. Read more: www.storycorps.net . StoryCorps in collaboration with WFCR will be coming to Franklin County. The mobile booth will be located at the GCC Main Campus on Thursday,November 20 through Saturday, November 22.
Public reservations open on Thursday, November 13th at 10am. People cansign up atwww.storycorps.net or by calling 1-800-850-4406.
Thursday, November 20: 9:30,10:30,11:30,12:30,2:30,3:30,4:30,5:30
Friday, November 21: 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30,2:30,3:30
Saturday, November 22: 10:30, 11:30 12:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30 |
Thu - Nov 20 -- Sun - Nov 23
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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Caponigro Exhibits Dreams Locked In Silver
A naturalist at heart, a musician in spirit, and a photographer by intuition, Paul Caponigro is regarded as one of the greatest landscape photographers of our time. Spanning a career of over fifty years, two Guggenheim Fellowships, and three National Endowment for the Arts grants, Mr. Caponigro's, prints reside in the collections of most major museums around the world. The Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography is pleased to present a special collection of Paul Caponigro's photographs, entitled, "Select Photographs: 1956 thru 2005", at its Gallery 56 location on the corner of 2nd Street and Avenue A, downtown Turners Falls,from September 25 through December 14. In this rare opportunity, the public is invited to get a glimpse of the genius of a master photographer who has studied with Minor White and rubbed elbows with Ansel Adams.Sensing the thread that holds all living things together, Paul Caponigro's photographs reveal the hidden forces underlying the beauty of physical phenomena. Describing his photographs as "dreams locked in silver", Paul Caponigro will be honored at a public reception at the gallery, on Saturday, October 11,from 1:00-5:00 p.m. Viewing hours will be extended till 7:00 p.m. on this day only. Musicians will set the mood as hors d'oeuvres are served, and Mr. Caponigro celebrates with visitors and distinguished guests.Later in the evening, at 7:30 p.m., the Hallmark Institute of Photography's Educational Center will open it's doors for an inspirational and informative "Artist's Presentation".Paul will speak to the audience about his lifelong dedication to the medium of photography and share some of his private reflections. Seating begins at 7:15 p.m. with refreshments available at 6:45 p.m. The HIP Educational Center is located at 27 Industrial Boulevard, Turners Falls. All events are free and open to the public. Regular museum hours are Thursday through Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Further information at info@hmcp.org or 413.863.0009. The museum web site is www. |
Fri - Nov 21 -- Sat - Nov 22
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Apple & Blueberry Pie Sale
Pies in time for the holiday. Held at Robbins Memorial Church, Munson Street, Greenfield. Call to order pies at 413-773-7624. Non-sugar pies available. Friday 9 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday 9 am to 1 pm. |
Fri - Nov 21
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Hunger Banquet
Fundraiser presented by Greenfield Center School to raise money for The Center for Self Reliance, Oxfam, the international hunger relief organization. Guests who buy tickets for the banquet will be randomly assigned to either a high-, middle-, or low-income tier and receive a corresponding meal. The 15 percent in the high-income tier are served a sumptuous meal. The 35 percent in the middle-income section eat a simple meal of rice and beans. The 50 percent in the low-income tier help themselves to small portions of rice and water. Guided through the evening by Center School student and teacher volunteers, the "guests" will experience and visualize how inequitably the
world's food is distributed. 100 people are expected to participate.
This educational Banquet is the culmination of a two-month school-wide study of food and hunger issues. Students of all ages (K-8) studied nutrition, volunteered at farms, held a food drive, studied systems of food production, charted data relating to the world's hunger problem, harvested vegetables from the school's garden and whenever possible, ate locally grown products. Food for the banquet will be donated by local businesses, including Mesa Verde, Green Field's Market, Foster's Super Market and more. Greenfield Center School, 71 Montague City Road, Greenfield. 413-7763-1700 |
Fri - Nov 21
12:00 AM - 12:45 PM |
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A Bouquet of Music Healing Arts Concert Series
Featuring Mohawk Trail Regional High School Select Chorus under direction of Nick Waynelovich.Concerts are held in the main lobby Baystate Franklin Medical Center Main Lobby.(Note: Due to the holidays, November and December concerts will occur on the third Friday.)The public is invited to join patients, their visitors and hospital staff for this free mid-day concert. Noon-12:45 pm.413-773-2573 |
Fri - Nov 21
7:30 PM - 9:00 AM |
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FCCC Breakfast Series - Choices for a Sustainable Future
Organizational life today is challenged to maintain and grow economic viability while achieving environmental and social ustainability.Tony Sarkis of Antioch University New England will highlight proven methods any organization can take to systematically reduce waste and pollution while improving the bottom line. Tony brings over 15 years of experience as an educator, consultant, and administrative leader helping organizations become green and sustainable.
Our thanks to our sponsors, the Bank of Western Massachusetts and Yankee Postman.
Breakfast will be held at the French King Restaurant located on Route 2 beside the French King Bridge. We will begin at 7:30 am. on Friday, November 21. The reservation form is available to download www.franklincc.org. Make reservations by November 15 by mail, telephone (413.773-5463), fax (413.773-7008) or e-mail mariann@franklincc.org. Please prepay or pay at the door. Chamber members $12.00, non-members $14.00. |
Fri - Nov 21
7:30 PM |
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United Arc Benefit Concert with Seth Glier
Sponsored by the Bank of Western Mass. Featuring local artist Seth Glier and opening artist Naia Kete. Held at All Souls Church located on the corner of Main & Hope Streets in Greenfield. Tickets $20. Tickets available at Boswell Books, World Eye Bookshop, or call 413-774-5558. 7:30 pm. www.unitedarc.org |
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