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Calling All Writers and Visual Artists!

Calling All Writers and Visual Artists!

Tuesday, March 24th 2026 - All Day

Greenfield Community College’s, Plum Literary Journal is looking for submissions for it’s Spring 2026 publication. We accept written andvisual and sound art.

Send us your short stories, essays, poems, paintings, photos, videos, songs, and more! We publish online and in our physical journal.

We welcome multiple submissions from anyone in the region. You do not have to be a student or a staff member of GCC to submit.

To submit or for more information, please visit www.gcc.mass.edu/plum

Book event on Reproductive Justice: An Essential Guide for Resistance

Book event on Reproductive Justice: An Essential Guide for Resistance

Sunday, March 29th 2026 - 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Mt. Toby Meetinghouse
194 Long Plain Road (Rte. 63)
Leverett

The Reproductive Justice Task Force of FCCPR  & Amherst Feminist Generation are pleased to host a book event, authors’ discussion,  Q & A and book signing with noted reproductive justice activists and scholars, Marlene Gerber Fried and Loretta Ross, educators, authors and feminist social justice activists.  Their new book is “Abortion and Reproductive Justice: An Essential Guide for Resistance.”

This event will take place on Sunday, March 29th, from 2-4pm, at the Mt. Toby Friends Meetinghouse, 194 Long Plain Rd. (Rt. 63), Leverett MA

Free & open to the public; serving light snacks.

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Saturday, April 4th 2026 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carnegie Library
201 Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

Thankful Thursday Fundraiser and Trivia Night - Friends of the Montague Public Libraries

Thankful Thursday Fundraiser and Trivia Night – Friends of the Montague Public Libraries

Thursday, April 9th 2026 - 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at Element Brewing Company
16 Bridge Street
Millers Falls

Support the Montague Public library and show off your trivia skills! Join The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries at Element Brewing Company on Thursday, April 9th at 6:30 for a fundraiser and trivia night.
Library Director, Caitlin Kelley, will lead two rounds of trivia and the winning team will receive an Element gift card. Teams are limited to 4 people. Suggested donation of $5-$10 per player.
A huge thank you to Element Brewing Company for hosting us and contributing a portions of the night’s sales to the Friends of the Montague Public Libraries.
Participation Information:
Suggested donation: $5-10 per player
Max team size: 4 players
Prize: Element gift card
Location:
16 Bridge St, Millers Falls, MA 01349

Laughs at the Lodge Comedy Showcase

Laughs at the Lodge Comedy Showcase

Saturday, April 11th 2026 - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Greenfield Moose Lodge
20 School Street
Greenfield

Comedy showcase featuring some of western New England’s best stand-up comics! Admission is $5.00 at the door and open to the public. All proceeds go to charity. Doors will open at 5:00pm for drinks, food service will start at 6:00pm, and the show begins at 7:00pm. Ages 21+

Annual Lasagna dinner fundraiser

Saturday, April 18th 2026 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm at Republican Masonic Lodge
215 Munson St.
Greenfield

Courageous Strides Therapeutic Riding Program is a 501 (c) 3 Non-Profit organization specializing in Veterans with PTSD, as well as First Responders, and now open to others with traumatic memories.

This fundraiser helps cover the many costs associated with this Program. Veterans participate for FREE under our scholarship funding.

Tickets available online at:

www.courageous-strides.org

 

34th Annual Autism Conference

34th Annual Autism Conference

Thursday, April 30th 2026 - 8:00 am - 4:45 pm at Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel
One Monarch Place
Springfield

Our 34th annual Autism Connections Conference in downtown Springfield, MA is on April 30! This conference is for you if you are a social worker, agency professional, educator, medical professional, therapist, family, friend, caregiver, or are autistic yourself.
The day-long conference features a keynote address by an autistic psychologist, a variety of 18 breakout topics in three sessions, and an exhibitor showcase to collect resources and find supports. Tickets include breakfast, a snack break, and a networking lunch. Once again, we’ll also have a quiet sensory room to decompress and recharge.
Professional credits (PDPs, ABA credits and, pending approval, CEUs) are available for professionals working in the autism field.
Tickets and info: https://autismconnections.servicenet.org/conference
Interested in sponsoring our conference or becoming an exhibitor? Click the ticket link for details.

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Saturday, May 2nd 2026 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carnegie Library
201 Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Saturday, June 6th 2026 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carnegie Library
201 Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

Saturday, July 4th 2026 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carnegie Library
201 Avenue A
Turners Falls

The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

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