Marisah Helems, also known a DJ PRL, will be mixing dance hits and selling stickers preceding her weekly karaoke night at Majestic Saloon.

Emily Munsell, finds passion in the details of her work and beauty in things and moments that are overlooked. She hopes that viewers can see the imperfect qualities of her subjects and find beauty in the imperfections of their own.

This show focuses on the local river, with scenes from the Connecticut River Valley and abstract rivers presented.

Giving Voice is a documentary portrait and audio storytelling project that delves into the realities of immigrants who have built a new life in the region. Through collaboration with ten participants who have relocated to the Pioneer Valley, Gardner creates a multifaceted experience.

Art Made in Collaboration with Nature. Art which fosters a spirit of engagement with the Natural World through a creative and sustainable practice, using art techniques w/ foraged and found materials. With this collection I wish to inspire the viewer and encourage a sense of wonder, a remembering of what it feels like to be in a relationship with the Earth.

Get creative with a project at our maker space. All ages.

For the second installment of our Premiering Potters series, please help us welcome Lucas May to the store! Lucas grew up in Rhode Island and moved to Western Massachusetts to attend Hampshire College, graduating in the spring of 2020. In 2023 he completed a 3 year apprenticeship with Maya Machin, learning more about the wood-firing process. He now works out of his studio in Northampton.

Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts, A.P.E. Ltd., and Northampton Open Media at 33 Hawley for an opening reception with refreshments and live music during Arts Night Out on Friday 6/14 from 5:00-8:00 pm!

Run and Return | רצוא ושׁוב by Jay Smith can be seen in the Barn Door Gallery. A reflection of a Chasidic concept to “run” to the divine and to “return” to our mortal bodies and material world.

The Endless River of Dreams with work by Dani Schmidt and Elizabeth Meyersohn can be seen in the Split Level Gallery. This show addresses several themes: dreaming, the human experience, liminality and artificial intelligence. Come explore this "reality."

This installation explores the themes of “robot” - industry, labor, humanity, and the soul - through collective artmaking. Join us in Roossum’s Robot Factory…

Paintings by Turi MacCombie. Watercolors with exquisite detail and animals spring from the paper, revealing human-like dispositions as they interact with each other and the world.

A collection of landscapes illustrated by Erin K Cleary, ongoing installation with no reception.

The exhibit will include Sherer's early photographs on the streets of New York City and later photographs of Northampton's shopkeepers, Massachusetts farmers, and the Northampton State Hospital. It will also include images from Albania, China, France, Israel, the Philippines, Russia, and West Africa, showing how Sherer has depicted daily life in varied cultures.

Sherer is an independent photographer, fine art digital printmaker, and filmmaker in Northampton. He holds an MFA from the University of Massachusetts. He has exhibited across the United States as well as in Europe and China, and has published seven books of photographs. He is donating his photographic work (prints, negatives, and digital files) to the Special Collections and University Archives of the W.E.B Du Bois Library at the University of Massachusetts, and to the Forbes Library.

The HCFPC’s new Community Story Archive launches with a special exhibition in the Forbes Library Reading Room throughout the month of June. Kicking off with an Opening Reception on Thursday, June 6th at 5:30pm, the exhibit will highlight a debut collection of stories told by local residents about their food-related experiences during the pandemic. This initial collection, comprising 25 diverse stories, shares the experiences of community members across Hampshire County, including public housing residents, low-income parents, people with disabilities, youth, immigrants, senior citizens, and more. Stories were collected by HCFPC members who share many of the same life experiences.

Sarah draws from nostalgia and their own personal experiences and interests to create art that is bright and fun.

WIP XXIV - WORKS IN PROGRESS- IMPROVISATION AND PERFORMANCE, featuring artists: Hannah Ruth Brothers (VT) Michelle Erard (VT) Laila J. Franklin (Boston, MA and Washington, DC) Madelyn Sher (MA) Samara "Mère" Ternoir (MA) Lailye Weidman (MA) in the Workroom Theater at 33 Hawley

Mondongo's Cookbook features Trombone, Bass and Congas playing dance rhythms of the Caribbean and South America. Groove to the Latin vibe and celebrate the art of Gabriela Sepulveda on view at CLICK.

Join us and local poet Jen Jabaily-Blackburn as she reads from her latest book of poetry Girl in a Bear Suit-winner of the Elixir Press Annual Poetry Award. Contest judge Christopher Citro had this to say about it: “As I turned each page, it kept happening, another poem, another starling came in to roost next to my heart, adding its small but powerful flutter to the whirling filling me delightfully. I started to feel less afraid that it would stop, that the wonderment would be short-lived, and instead began to trust this book. I began to trust Jen, the poet, who'd created these poems. She knows what she's doing, and what she's doing is making art with every line, with every poem, with the whole journey this book takes you on from start to finish.”

Jo is getting ready for Paradise City Arts Festival at the end of the month. Come see her booth that is set up in the studio. New work is always happening as well.

Pinch is proud to announce our new Premiering Potters series for Arts Night Out. This series will showcase the work of budding local potters – such as students, apprentices, home potters, and even long-time potters who haven't shown their work much before. We’re kicking it off in May with local pottery student and longtime artist: Karen Novak. Karen’s work is hand built, and she focuses on minimalist functional and sculptural pieces with clean, sleek glazes. Karen will be with us on May 10th from 5-8pm for a reception and her work will be on display through May 12th. Join us!

Painting using slates from historic buildings in Greenfield, Isabel also uses many other mediums in her works.

PLATITUDE looks at contemporary queer life in America through the form of ceramic serviceware. Using the canon of ceramics as a vehicle not only for function, but also for timekeeping and commemoration, ten artists present artworks that use the form of plates, platters, and other dishware with a queer voice.

We invite you to a special exhibit featuring a variety of pieces created by JFK Middle School 6th through 8th grade art students. Over 400 expressive works in ceramic, sculpture, printmaking, painting, and design will be showcased!

Northampton jewelry artist, Rebecca Rose will be on hand with her elegant hand crafted jewelry. Each piece is a treasure with a voice all its own.

Join us during Northampton's Arts Night Out for the opening reception of Northampton Woodcuts by Susan Gelotte. Northampton has been Susan's home for many years and she is entranced with its variety of architecture. This exhibit pays homage to the city with beautiful hand printed, multicolor woodcut prints of downtown.

Art from the M/others’ Institute for Collaboration and Arts’s MICAFest 2024 can be seen in the Split Level Gallery.

Coalescence, featuring artwork by Northampton High School student artists can be seen in the Barn Door Gallery.

Photographs, artwork, and words illustrate the emotional and social impacts of detention on an asylum seeker.

This self-taught oil painter fills three showrooms with large lively oil paintings

A US Veteran, Amanda is an abstract artist who has found healing through the manipulation of color and form. Replacing unhealthy coping methods, she now conveys her feelings and emotions through visual abstract art.

How is magic alive today and how is it experienced? Join us and local artist Martin Cain as we explore these questions and more with readings from their recent zine: A Flame to Light the Path, a Journey in Alchemy and Natural Magic.