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O'Connor talks about the three solar thermal panels (one horizontal and two vertical) she has installed on the south side of the Westhampton home she shares with Spence.

Earth songs: Kate O’Connor and Rico Spence use music to fight for the environment

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterApril 17, 2019

”White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood” the newest album from Kevin Barnes and of Montreal.

A musical chameleon: Kevin Barnes and eclectic pop band of Montreal come to Northampton

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer April 4, 2019

Matt Lorenz of the Suitcase Junket fleshes out his guitar and voice with drums and an eclectic array of items he uses for percussion.

DIY kind of music guy: The Suitcase Junket has a new album, show at Shea Theater

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer March 29, 2019April 4, 2019

Jamherst! brings together multiple bands, in four different venues, in Amherst this Friday and Saturday.

Totally jammin’: Live music comes to multiple Amherst venues as part of Jamherst!

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer March 20, 2019

Hartford-based comic Penina Beedle, at lower right, served as a recent host of Bishop’s Lounge’s Sunday comedy open mic.

Keep them laughing: stand-up comics make their way in the Valley

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer March 6, 2019

Catia Chien’s illustration for “This Tenderness in the Attending” (unpublished).

Graphic novels come of age in Eric Carle Museum exhibit

by Chris Goudreau For the Gazette February 28, 2019

Emma Ayres sings one of her songs from her album, The Water Project. The album is a folk opera about the Quabbin Reservoir. The church is the Joesph Allen Skinner Museum at Mt. Holyoke College and was the former Prescott Congregational Church which was removed from the village at the Quabbin.

The Atlantis of western Massachusetts

by Chris Goudreau February 22, 2019

Zydeco/cajun veteran C.J. Chenier and his band will celebrate Mardi Gras at Gateway City Arts in Holyoke on March 1 as part of The Back Porch Festival.

Bringing it all back home: Backporch Music Festival features country, bluegrass, zydeco and more

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterFebruary 20, 2019

Dr. Willie Hill, Jr. is retiring after 20 years of leading the UMass Fine Arts Center as its director.

Taking the long view: UMass Fine Arts Center Director Willie Hill, Jr. reflects on his tenure

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterFebruary 7, 2019

Alexia Cota, manager of the Augusta Savage Gallery at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, talks about the new exhibit “Impact on Innocence: Mass Incarceration.”

‘Impact on Innocence’: new exhibit explores emotional effect of mass incarceration

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJanuary 30, 2019