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Black History Month
Hallie Quinn Brown (1849 - 1949) was an American educator, writer and activist. Throughout her life, Brown was an activist for civil rights for women and African-Americans.
The daughter of fo...
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Old Sturbridge Village gears up for a week of fun Feb. 14 - 21
STURBRIDGE Keep the kids busy during February school vacation week with a mix of invigorating outdoor fun and cozy indoor activities and hands-on crafts at Old Sturbridge Village.
Enjoy a winter s...
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Kids connect with cooking
SPRINGFIELD Kid Stuff Inc. and Holistic Simplicity LLC announce the launching of "Cook and Connect." The community has given extraordinary support to these businesses, and now Kid Stuff and Holistic...
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Old Sturbridge harvests 'most important cash crop' Jan. 30
Historians at Old Sturbridge Village will demonstrate ice harvesting as part of the museum's annual "Fire & Ice Day" celebration.
STURBRIDGE Historians at Old Sturbridge Village (OSV) will...
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Westfield Athenaeum to feature artwork by Matlock
WESTFIELD The Westfield Athenaeum will present the artwork of John Matlock. He is an artist like his father before him.
Growing up he watched and studied his father Thomas paint landscapes in oil ...
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Gernux Performs in Dance Concert
Amy Gernux, a freshman at Connecticut College, performed in the Dance Department's Fall Concert Dec. 11 and 12 in the college's Myers Dance Studio.
The concert featured more than 40 dancers performing...
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Join Springfield Museums for 'Aloha Hula' day of activities on Jan. 18
SPRINGFIELD Wear your favorite Hawaiian shirt and join the fun at the "Aloha Hula" family program at the Springfield Museums on Jan.18. Activities will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and are free...
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Sturbridge tells story of slavery in colonial Massachusetts
Storyteller and museum educator Tammy Denease Richardson will present "Life after Slavery: The Clo Pratt Story" as part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities at Old Sturbridge Village....
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