What I’m Watching: One last pitch with ‘Eephus’
Reviewing a movie like “Eephus” feels like the perfect note to conclude my time writing for Reminder Publishing.
‘Portraits in RED’ highlights missing, murdered Indigenous people
SPRINGFIELD — A hallway at the D’Amour Fine Arts Museum in Springfield is lined with portraits of Indigenous people. Those who have gone missing, those who care for them and those who have been silenced.
Easthampton artist debuts latest exhibit in Westfield
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Athenaeum celebrated local artist Kim Carlino on March 13 with an opening reception for her latest exhibit.
Pickleball Kingdom set to open first Mass. location in Holyoke
HOLYOKE — The Holyoke Mall will be getting a new addition that is not a new food spot or shopping store, but instead a popular activity: pickleball.
Old Sturbridge Village puts out call to artists for this year’s CowParade
A call for artists has been sent out for interested artists to apply to participate in the 2025 CowParade at Old Sturbridge Village.
‘Fences’ explores complexities of family, generational trauma
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Family. Responsibility. Regret. While these themes are on display in the latest stage production in the Majestic Theater’s 2024-2025 season, “Fences,” at its core, August Wilson’s 1985 play is a story about generational trauma, the lifelong impacts of segregation and racism, and the constant war between the experiences of the past and hope for the future.