Mike & Tony's Pizzeria at the Green Emporium
4 Main Road
Colrain MA 01340
413-624-5122
Pacifico A. Palumbo, Partner
Mike Collins, Chef
greenemporium.com
Pizzeria
The Healing Vibration
116 Maple Street
PO Box 609
Conway MA 01341
413-628-1640
Jessica Waters, CRP, LSH
Zachary Kirkpatrick, LMT
thehealingvibration.com
Healing Arts
Zilinski Electric
28 Riverview Drive
Northfield MA 01360
413-498-2605
Neil Zilinski, Owner
Electrical Contractor
Hallmark Institute of Photography
241 Millers Falls Road
Turners Falls MA 01376
413-863-2478
Ed Martin, Dir. of Business Operations
hallmark.edu
Photography School
Homestead Inc.
1692 Cape Street (Ashfield)
1664 Cape Street
Williamsburg MA 01096
413-628-4533
Thomas Leue, President
yellowbiodiesel.com
yellowheat.com
Biofuels and Septic System Design
Pine Hill Orchards
248 Greenfield Road
Colrain MA 01340
413-624-3325
David Shearer, Owner
Matthew Shearer, Manager
Orchard, Retail Store and Restaurant
Summit Ice Inc.
34 Montague City Road
PO Box 968
Greenfield MA 01302
413-773-0234
Dave Dove, Vice President
Marcus Stetson, Owner
summiticeinc.com
Ice Manufacturing
The Leading Edge
272 Mohawk Trail
Greenfield MA 01301
413-774-3343
Megan Earle, Manager
theleadingedgefitness.com
Exercise & Fitness Center
Adam & Eve
18 Main Street
Greenfield MA 01301
413-774-9800
Scott McGregor, Owner
Lingerie
Alber Hearing Services
489 Bernardston Road
Greenfield MA 01301
Lisa Alber, Owner
Hearing Testing & Hearing Aids
Environmental Compliance Services
296 Nontuck Street
Florence MA 01062
413-789-3530
Bruce Tease, Sr. Project Manager
Richard Geisler, Sr. Hydrogeolist
ecsconsult.com
Massachusetts Army National Guard
67 Hope Street
Greenfield MA 01301
413-246-9325
SFC Nicholas Civello
MSG Jeffrey Findlay
Recruiting
PV Local First
PO Box 1413
Northampton MA 01061
413-364-7266
Dan Finn
pvLocalFirst.org
Organization - Think Local First
Raven Used Books
5 Bank Row
Greenfield MA 01301
413-772-1968
Betsy Frederick, Owner
ravenusedbooks.com
Used and Discounted Book Store
Shelburne Falls Independent
18 Main Street, Suite 2
Shelburne Falls MA 01370
413-625-8927
Ginny Ray, Co-editor
shelburnefallsindependent.net
Newspaper
Silver Lace Treasures
11 East Main Street
Orange MA 01364
413-834-9204
Barbara Myerson, Owner
silverlacetreasures.com
Jewelry, Beads & Gifts
Winterberry Farm
21 Teawaddle Hill Road
Leverett MA 01054
413-548-3940
Jill Horton-Lyons & Jim Lyons, Owners
winterberryfarm.org
Farm, Yarn, Fiber, Family Teaching Farm
Ramon Financial Services, LLC
PO Box 346
217 Greenfield Road
South Deerfield MA 01373
413-665-3932
Michael E. Ramon, Broker
Charles E. Ramon, Broker
Allyson A. Cote, Broker
Insurance, Investments, Benefits for Individuals and Employers
Spike Segundo LLC
One Short Street
Northampton MA 01060
413-587-4581
Jordi Herold, Principal
jordi-herold
Real Estate
Heisler Pictures, Inc.
116 Pleasant Street, Suite 401
Easthampton MA 01027
212-777-8100
Gregory Heisler, President
gregoryheisler.com
Photography
Loving Care Agency
91 Main Street, Suite 9
Greenfield MA 01301
413-774-3360
Debra Maxton, Branch Director
Sue Cypher, Staffing Coordiator
lovingcareagency.com
Home Care
Surner Heating Co., Inc.
34 Montague City Road
Greenfield MA 01301
60 Shumway Street
Amherst MA 01002
413-773-5999 or 253-5999
Bruce Montague & Scott Surner, Owners
surnerheat.com
Heating Fuels, Diesel Fuels, Heating Service, Air Conditionins Service, and Installations
Great Apt, LLC
PO Box 53
Greenfield MA 01302
413-772-2992 or 774-3665
Mark Zaccheo & Jack Dunphy, Owners
Barbara Zaccheo, Office Manager
Property Management & Ownership
Matt's Auto
56 Main Street
Charlemont MA 01339
413-339-4404
Matt Clark, Owner
Auto Repair
Four Star Farms, Inc.
496 Pine Meadow Road
Northfield MA 01360
413-498-2968
Bonne & Gene L'etoile
fourstarfarms.com
Farm
Dakor Center
251 Davis Street
Greenfield MA 01301
413-774-4046
Richard Rhodes, Owner
Retail - Paint, Wallpaper, Carpeting
Bob's Oil Burner Service
675 Brattleboro Road
Bernardston MA 01337
413-648-9790
Bob Wyngowski, Owner
Oil Heating Contractor
Dr. Hauschka Skin Care Inc.
20 Industrial Drive East
South Deerfield MA 01373
800-247-9907
Vicki Baum-Hommes, Human Resource Manager
drhauschka.com
Wholesale Distribution
Budget Blinds
336 Log Plain Road
Greenfield MA 01301
413-774-5291
David Senecal, President
Custom Window Covering
The Cart Guy, LLC
109 Shelburne Line Road
Colrain MA 01340
413-834-8208
Michael Scranton, Owner
Golf Cart Rentals, Carts for events or special occasions
Encharter Insurance, Blair Cutting and Smith
25 University Drive
Amherst MA 01002
413-549-4971
Jason Edson, Sales Executive
encharter.com
Insurance Agency
Life Journey Celebrations
21 Mohawk Trail, PMB 256
Greenfield MA 01301
413-522-2875
Jenn Bete-Brown, Certified Funeral Celebrant
lifejourneycelebrant.com
Funeral & Family Celebrant
R. Ward & Co.
39 Nichols Drive
Greenfield MA 01301
413-773-7929
Randolph Ward, Owner
Builder & General Contractor
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Franklin County Fair Pre-Fair Tickets
Pre-fair tickets are on sale at many Franklin County locations until September 3. The Franklin County Fair is September 9 to 12. Greenfield ticket locations include: Farmers Cooperative Exchange (369 High St); Franklin First Federal Credit Union (Newton St); Greenfield Co-operative Bank (63 & 277 Federal St); Foster's Supermarket (70 Allen St) and Franklin County Chamber of Commerce(395 Main St). Other locations: Greenfield Savings Bank (Ave A in Turners Falls, Bridge Street in Shelburne Falls, Main Street in South Deerfield, and Route 112 in Conway); Pine Hill Orchard in Colrain; Baker's Store (Route 112) in Conway, Trail-Head Store in Orange and Hager's Farmstand on Route 2 in Shelburne. Tickets are $6 each, a $3 savings on an adult admission. Tickets may be purchased through the mail, send a SASE to: FCAS, PO Box 564, Greenfield, MA 01302. |
Sat - Aug 21 -- Sat - Nov 27
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
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New Dinner is Served! Exhibition on the Menu at Historic Deerfield
A new multi-site exhibition titled Dinner is Served!: Dining and the Decorative Arts in Early America will open at Historic Deerfield on Sat., August 21. This exploration of the social, cultural, and artistic importance of dining in early America will present accoutrements of dining ranging from the ordinary to the exotic. Visitors will also be invited to experience recreations of period dinners-complete with faux food-in the dining rooms of three historic houses. The exhibition displays more than 40 objects related to 18th-century etiquette, foodways, and social life including satirical prints, tureens, decanters, cruet stands, and hot water dishes. They are organized into sections including "First and Second Courses of the 18th-Century Meal," "Keeping Food Warm," "Condiments, Spices, & Sauces," "Wines & Spirits," and "Cutlery." Featured objects include a knife box with original silver cutlery which was owned by the Dwight family of Springfield, MA, circa 1785; a rare American silver cruet set made by New York City silversmith Daniel Christian Fueter, engraved with the arms of the Van Voorhis family, circa 1754-1764; and a dark blue transfer-printed Staffordshire tureen once owned by the Hall family of Goshen, CT, circa 1830. Before 1700, every dish of the meal had been placed on the table at once. Dining à la française stipulated that the meal should be divided into courses, usually two or more. Visually this type of dining proved more exciting, as diners could view elaborately decorated and symmetrically displayed dishes on offer before choosing. To illustrate dining à la française , the historic houses will also play a role by serving as settings for three recreations of period dinners complete with faux food. In the Sheldon, Williams, and Stebbins Houses there will be displays showing menus of late 18th and early 19th- century rural New England, which will be interpreted through guided and self-guided tours. In the Williams House the first course of a Winter Menu in Deerfield is laid out with peas porridge, marinated fowl, carrot pudding, bread and butter, cheese curds, pickled beets and mushrooms, and forced (stuffed) cabbage [see recipe]. By the winter fresh vegetables were a distant memory, so cooks relied on the pickled vegetables that they had preserved in August and September as well as the dried peas for the soup or porridge. At the Sheldon House will be a September menu, based on a 1794 letter from Mr. James Field of Conway, MA, to his sister Mrs. Filania Dickinson of Deerfield, MA. Filania and her husband were expected for dinner but did not arrive. Mr. Field described the dinner in great detail including their trouble in obtaining certain ingredients like lard for apple pies made in the "Deerfield taste." This meal featured late summer/early fall delicacies such as forced (stuffed) cucumbers and watermelon. Also included in the meal are salt pork and beans, beef fricassee, and fried beef tripe. The Stebbins House dining room will be arrayed with sugary dishes including candied orange rind, lemon tarts, marzipan fruits, a molded flummery, and hartshorn jellies. The arrangement of dishes on the table is based in part on instructions given by Robert Roberts' House Servants Directory (1827). Roberts (c. 1780-1860) was the butler at Gore Place in Waltham, MA, the country estate of Christopher Gore (1758-1827), U.S. Senator and Governor of the State of Massachusetts. This exhibition was co-curated by Lange, and Curatorial Intern Sarah Stephenson. Historic Deerfield's faux food has been created by three artisans: Sandy Levins of New Jersey, Henri Gadbois of Texas, and Shirley Willis of North Carolina. As part of programming related to this exhibition, the Open Hearth Cooks at Historic Deerfield will be recreating several recipes from the menus on display. The exhibit at the Flynt Center for Early New England Life and is included in the admission price. 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. 413-775-7214. |
Fri - Sep 03
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
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Shelburne Falls Farmers' Market
Featuring local plants, perennials, local produce. Held on the Baptist Corner Lot, 53 Main Street in Shelburne Falls. 2 – 6 pm. |
Fri - Sep 03
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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Sacred Circle Dance with Linda Blake
Circle Dance includes traditional folk dances, dances from all spiritual traditions, dances to celebrate the seasons of the year and seasons of our lives. Circle Dances may be playful, meditative, lively or sweetly flowing. The dances are simple and all dances are taught. No partners are needed. Held at Green River Yoga, 158 Main Street, Greenfield. For more information or to pre-register, 516-766-0008 or lindab333@gmail.com |
Sat - Sep 04 -- Mon - Sep 06
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Indian Plaza Labor Day Powwow
Indian Plaza Labor Day Powwow, 1475 Mohawk Trail, Rte 2, Charlemont MA 413-339-4096 |
Sat - Sep 04
7:00 AM - 10:00 AM |
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Pancake & French Toast Breakfast
An Orange Bicentennial Year Event. Held at the Armory, located at 135 East Main Street in Orange. 7 to 10 am. |
Sat - Sep 04
8:00 AM - 12:30 PM |
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Greenfield Farmers’ Market
Featuring local plants, perennials, local produce and baked goods. Located at Court Square between the town common and town hall in Greenfield. 8 am.-12:30 pm. 413-625-9907 |
Sat - Sep 04
8:30 AM - 12:30 PM |
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Ashfield Farmers' Market
Featuring local growers with displays of plants, just-harvested fruits and vegetables and more. Market is located on the Ashfield Town Common, 475 Main Street in Ashfield. 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. 413-625-001 |
Sat - Sep 04
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
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Dinner is Served!: Dining and the Decorative Arts in Early America
Enjoy a multisite exploration of the social, cultural, and artistic importance of dining in early America. Learn about the ordinary as well as the exotic accoutrements of dining-from cutlery and mustard pots to argyles and toasted cheese dishes. Then experience recreations of period dinners-complete with faux food-in the dining rooms of three historic houses. Open daily 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. Held at Historic Deerfield www.historic-deerfield.org, located at
80 Old Main Street, in Deerfield. 413-775-7127 |
Sat - Sep 04
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
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Mike's Amazing Maze
Come and experience the art and music-themed maze. Held at Warner Farm located at 23 South Main Street in Sunderland. Open weekends and Monday holidays. 10 am to 5 pm. mikesmaze.com 413-665-8331 |
Sat - Sep 04
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM |
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Charlemont Farmers' Market
Bringing the freshest local produce and products. Held at Hawlemont School grounds, 10 School Street, just off Route 2 in the center of Charlemont. 10 am to 2 pm. 413-339-4368 |
Sat - Sep 04
7:00 PM |
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The Shea Theater presents the Cambridge University (UK) American Tour of Shakespeare's The Tempest
A return visit by this wonderful Shakespeare troupe of university students from England! A storm strikes a ship carrying Alonso, Ferdinand, Sebastian, Antonio, Gonzalo, Stephano, and Trinculo, who are on their way to Italy after coming from the wedding of Alonso’s daughter, Claribel, to the prince of Tunis in Africa. The royal party and the other mariners, with the exception of the unflappable Boatswain, begin to fear for their lives. Lightning cracks, and the mariners cry that the ship has been hit. Everyone prepares to sink...What happens next? Come to the show and find out! Free admission, reservation necessary (donation requested). Shea Theater at 71 Avenue A, Turners Falls. 7 pm (doors open at 6 pm). 413-863-2281 |
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