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New Music Alliance secretary David Sokol, left, and treasurer Pete Sikowitz talk about the mission of the nonprofit during a meeting with other group members, including executive director Mark Sherry, right, at New City Brewery in Easthampton.

Spreading the musical word: new group aims to build a bigger music scene in western Massachusetts

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer November 21, 2018

Picture Book Theatre Director Therese Brady Donohue, at right, gives stage directions to the puppeteers during a rehearsal for the upcoming production of “The Littlest Matryoshka.”

Six wooden dolls on a modest stage: Beloved children’s story adapted for theatrical performance

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterNovember 14, 2018

A promotional poster for “Glamourama Llama” at the Shea Theater in Turners Falls on Nov. 16, featuring llamas on a fashion runway.

A modern take on the old-fashioned variety show: Llama Lasagne brings music, circus acts and more to Shea Theater

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterNovember 8, 2018

“We didn’t buy this laundromat to be rich,” said Khalsa. “We bought it as a service to the community.”

Positive Energy + Clean clothes

by Chris Goudreau November 2, 2018

Keith Hamilton Cobb is the author and the sole onstage actor of “American Moor,” a 90-minute play in which he performs as an actor auditioning for the lead role in Shakespeare’s “Othello.”

A journey through Shakespeare and race: Keith Hamilton Cobb’s “American Moor” comes to the Valley

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterOctober 31, 2018

“The Nature of Forgetting,” a physical theater production by London-based Theatre Re, comes to the UMass Amherst Fine Arts Center on Nov. 2.

Exploring memory: ‘The Nature of Forgetting’ uses theater to look at memory loss

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterOctober 25, 2018

Above, Bob Cilman leads the Young@Heart Chorus during a recent practice at the Northampton Senior Center.

‘Mash-up’ time: Young@Heart Chorus to share stage with salsa band

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterOctober 11, 2018

The Fiddle Orchestra of Western Massachusetts isn’t just about violins: The group includes guitar, mandolin, harp, concertina, accordion and dulcimer.

Mixing it up: The Fiddle Orchestra of Weastern Massachusetts

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterOctober 3, 2018

Northampton singer-songwriter Heather Maloney says the Arcadia Folk Festival will celebrate a place she enjoys hiking in.

Celebrating nature and music: Arcadia Folk Festival marks 75th anniversary of local wildlife sanctuary

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterSeptember 26, 2018

The High Kings will perform in Northampton this Saturday at the Calvin Theatre.

A musical taste of Ireland: The High Kings bring their folk songs and harmonies to the Valley

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterSeptember 26, 2018