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TANGO
Argentina Tango Exhibition Coming To Art For The Soul Gallery —By Rosemary Tracy Woods— In keeping with the mission to feature artists of diverse cultures and backgrounds, the curator and artistic director at the Art for the Soul Gallery are gearing up for what promises to be a very lively exhibit and event series…
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Centennial Visions – 50 Artists in Three Parks
Cornish, NH, Woodstock, VT, and Springfield, MA, — In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, the New England Sculptors Association has joined with three national parks — Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, and the Springfield Armory National Historic Site — to create a major exhibition of contemporary sculpture.…
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Shake, Rattle and Roll
Great Balls of Fire! There’s only a few weeks left before we’ll be rockin’ around the clock! Pull out your poodle skirts and blue suede shoes, and let The Food Bank transport you back to the rockin’ 1950s, as we host A Recipe to End Hunger. Top chefs from around the four counties…
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Adapting Fannie Lou-derived Work for the DC Stage Helps Its Light Shine
One of the interesting aspects of “Scenes and Songs from Fannie Lou” is its ability to be fluid, yet still get the message of the voting-rights struggle across to audiences, according to composer/lyricist Felicia Hunter. “It’s a wonderful vehicle for telling an important aspect of our history, and doing it in a way that can…
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Meet Local Author KESHAWN DODDS
Meet Local Author Keshawn Dodds —By Sally Fuller— I’d like you to meet Keshawn Dodds, local author, father, husband, born and raised in Springfield. He is shown in the photo reading to his lovely 10-year-old daughter Sydney. Well, that’s not exactly true. Sydney was reading to him! I know because I was there when we…
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Student Support Program Keeps Men’s Soccer Successful on the Field and in the Classroom at STCC
SPRINGFIELD – For Coach William Sweidel, the defining moment of the men’s soccer season at Springfield Technical Community College didn’t come from a single goal, win or playoff result. Instead, it came from a realization. “I think this kind of experience,” Sweidel said, gesturing toward the table where he sat alongside MILE advisor Melvin Tejada…
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