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Greenfield, Massachusetts · Greenfield

20 hours to celebrate 20 years: Valley Free Radio host to broadcast for nearly a day, Aug. 7

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

A local radio host is gearing up for an uninterrupted 20-hour broadcast next week.See the Story

Activism · Greenfield

Voices ‘In Defiance’: New book highlights 20 lesser known abolitionists

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

By TINKY WEISBLAT For the Valley Advocate Readers will no doubt be intrigued by the title of a new book from Olive Branch Press. “In Defiance” (248 pages, $25) is subtitled “20 Abolitionists You Were Never Taught in School.” True to the title’s promise (or almost so), I had heard of only one of the book’s subjects … and I didn’t know much about her. Tom Weiner, left, and Amilcar Shabazz, co-authors of “In Defiance.” Staff Photo/Carol Lollis The …See the Story

Greenfield, Massachusetts · Greenfield

Statement pieces: Gallery A3 in Amherst hosts juried show to foster unity through art

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Painter Robert Rauschenberg once said, “The artist’s job is to be a witness to his time in history.” A new juried art show in Amherst wants to bear witness to the current political moment by promoting unity.See the Story

‘I have to be the role model that I wish I had’: In ‘Mirror, Mirror,’ multidisciplinary artist Indë reclaims space for their identity

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from The Valley AdvocateHatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

The mane event: New England Morgan Horse Show to return to Northampton

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

NORTHAMPTON — Equestrians will flock to Northampton later this month to celebrate and show off their skills with Morgan horses, the official state horse of Massachusetts.Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield See the Story

World of wonder: Walter Wick’s dynamic photographic illustrations at Norman Rockwell Museum

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

STOCKBRIDGE — The dynamic images of photographic illustrator Walter Wick can be viewed through Oct. 26 in four galleries at Stockbridge’s Norman Rockwell Museum.Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield See the Story

Life’s a drag!: A day in the life of producer and queen, Magnolia Masquerade

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Hannah Bevis For the Valley Advocate On most days, Andrew Curran, better known as his drag persona Magnolia Masquerade, is a whirlwind of activity, brainstorming ideas for future shows, creating the props that will bring them to life, running the rehearsals with other drag queens who fill out the cast — but he looks almost peaceful in the hours leading up to one of his performances. Starting around 2 p.m., Curran plops himself down in front o…Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

Monte Belmonte Wines: What’s going on at Table & Vine in West Springfield?: Something fishy is afoot at the Big Y’s flagship location for fine wine

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By Monte Belmonte For the Valley Advocate What is going on at Table & Vine in West Springfield? Given that you are reading a wine column, I assume you partake of the grape. Then you probably know that Table & Vine is the wines, beer and spirits branch of the large, but still family owned, western Mass based company, Big Y. Table & Vine has been their flagship location for fine wine, cheeses and other such sundry since 1962, when the store was in…Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

Theater Matters with Jarice Hanson: Audience participation required: Three plays raise questions around moral integrity and point of view

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Jarice Hanson For the Valley Advocate Plays about difficult subjects, like the consequences of personal actions, politics, and social change, require more of the audience in terms of asking them to consider how their own sense of morality and moral integrity filters into their willingness to accept the playwright’s ideas. Media theorists have long argued that any form of media (like theater) does one of two things. Plays either reflect social…Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

Mixtape: New heavy music to initiate summer: Reviewing Warm’s ‘Fastidium’ and TueTewsday’s ‘Shoulda Been Larz’

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By Jennifer Levesque For the Valley Advocate Warm “Fastidium” The moment I pressed play on this album, I couldn’t stop listening to it. At home, mid-chore, I just sat there in a trance-like state until the last track ended. “Fastidium” is the latest release from local metal band Warm, who were recently signed to Light Sleeper Records. The band consists of Eric Holle on drums, Mike Taylor on guitar and vocals, Willow Emmerich on bass and vocals, …Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

Profiling ‘The Raider’: New book by UMass history professor Stephen Platt explores the life of a celebrated but unconventional Marine

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By STEVE PFARRER For the Gazette Stephen Platt, who teaches 19th and 20th century Chinese history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, made a significant name for himself with his two last books. Courtesy BYU Special CollectionsEvans Carlson with Zhu De, the commander of the Chinese Communist Eighth Route Army, circa 1938. “Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom,” an account of China’s bloody Taiping Rebellion in the mid 1800s, won the 2012 Cundi…Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

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