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July 21, 2012 (85 events)
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Events for July 21, 2012
Sand Plains Walk
Saturday Jul 21, 2012, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PMMontague Sandplain Walk
Come learn about the story of fire on the Montague sand plain! Why is the landscape like Cape Cod, but the ocean is miles away? Now’s your chance to explore a unique habitat designed by fire, ice, and sand. Find: Sand dunes, Scrub oak, Pitch Pine, and blueberries! Join an interpreter for an introduction to the fauna, flora, and geology of this amazing and threatened habitat. Easy-to-intermediate difficulty hike. Bring water, bug repellant, and sun screen. Free. For more information call 413-863-3221. Meet at the Great Falls Discovery Center to carpool to the site.
Associated Group: Discovery Center
Posted by: clegg
Upper Valley Music Fest
Saturday Jul 21, 2012, 12:00 PM - 11:45 PMThe 2nd annual Upper Valley Music Festival is a multi-venue, 12 hour music event in downtown Turners Falls, MA to benefit The American Cancer Society.This year’s line-up includes 30 local, regional and up and coming artists as well as an Irish music session and contra dance. Admission is just 10.00 for the whole day. Come see acts at the Shea Theater, St. Kazimierz, Great Falls Discovery Center, The Rendezvous, and Burrito Rojo and help fight cancer. Purchase wristbands early at www.uppervalleymusicfest.com
Associated Group: Local Entertainment
Posted by: Sovereignty
KOFEST: "GOOD MORNING.."
Saturday Jul 21, 2012, 8:00 PM - 9:15 PM“GOOD MORNING ANITA HILL it’s Ginni Thomas I Just Wanted To Reach Across the Airwaves and the Years and Ask You To Consider Something I Would Love You To Consider an Apology Sometime and Some Full Explanation of Why You Did What You Did With My Husband So Give It Some Thought and Certainly Pray About This and Come To Understand Why You Did What You Did Okay Have a Good Day.”
All performances take place in Amherst College’s accessible, air-conditioned Holden Theater on the Amherst College campus. The theater is located just behind the Admissions Office off of S. Pleasant Street in Amherst, MA. Plenty of close, free parking.
Unless otherwise noted, tickets $20 Adults / $16 Students & Seniors. Call about a very limited number of $8 tix. Tickets and further information are available at www.kofest.com or by calling box office phone: (413) 542-3750.
written & performed by Deb Margolin
Newsflash: Deb has just been nominated for the very prestigious “Helen Hayes Award” for “Best New Play” – Congratulations, Deb!
directed by Merri Milwe
Yes, it is the longest play title ever – it’s the full text of a voicemail Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife recently left for Anita Hill, 20 years after her testimony at the confirmation hearings that brought her to national attention for her allegations of sexual harassment.
In this show Margolin asks “who are we at the moment we flip someone the bird; show the middle finger to a stranger? And what is tragedy? Is it possible
that one definition of tragedy involves the realization that, in order to address an oppressor, or seek redress from him successfully, we must descend to his level?” Here’s what happens when a middle-aged Jewish woman confronts her road rage at the 20-year-old intersection of young motherhood and the Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas hearings. With a fair amount of Bristol Palin tossed in.
Deb Margolin’s long awaited return to solo performance – and to the Ko Festival of Performance.
Associated Group: Local Entertainment
Posted by: kofest
