Join the Northampton Community Repair Cafe for hands-on learning with volunteer fixers skilled in sewing, electrical repair, and woodworking. Learn how everyday objects work and explore practical skills that support
The Annual West Springfield Garden Club Plant Sale brings together gardeners and plant enthusiasts to celebrate the season. Visitors can browse plants from neighborhood gardens, learn about sustainability, and connect
Stanley Park’s Whimsical Fairy Walk in Westfield invites visitors to explore woodland trails and wildflower gardens, where imaginative fairy houses made from natural materials spark curiosity about forest ecosystems. This
Pasture Day at Barstow’s in Hadley celebrates the joyful moment when dairy cows return to fresh spring pasture after winter, highlighting the rhythms of farm life and the connection between
The Annual Plant & Garden Market in Northampton brings together gardeners and plant enthusiasts to celebrate the season and support local schools. Visitors can browse plants from neighborhood gardens, learn
Experience the majestic sound of bells at a Carillon Concert at Stanley Park in Westfield, where skilled musicians play this historic instrument to create a magical atmosphere. Enjoy beautiful music,
Mother’s Day At The Clark If you’re looking for an art-filled way to spend Mother’s Day, The Clark has a little bit of everything. Families can wander through galleries with
The Chesterfield Annual Youth Fishing Derby invites kids to try fishing, learn about fish habitats, and discover how people support local ecosystems. With a stocked pond and a morning outdoors,
The Annual Wild Acres Fishing Derby in Pittsfield invites kids ages 14 and under to try fishing, learn about fish habitats, and discover how people support local ecosystems. With a
Mass Kids Lit Fest returns for its third year with a week of author visits, workshops, and hands-on activities in towns across western Massachusetts. The festival gives young readers a
Join Hadley’s Maple Valley “Go Fly A Kite” for a family-friendly event where geometry meets flight. Learn how symmetry, angles, and wind power connect kites to STEM, turning play into
The Daffodil & Tulip Festival at Naumkeag in Stockbridge invites families to explore shifting spring colors as daffodils and tulips bloom in succession. Each path offers new views and inspiration
Join Westfield Feed at Annual Baby Goat Day, where families can cuddle friendly goats and learn about their importance in sustainable farming. Enjoy local food truck fare while kids discover
Celebrate Mother’s Day and the arrival of spring at Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge, where the Plants-and-Answers Plant Sale and SpringFest are happening together for the first time. Enjoy blooming
Join Historic Deerfield for a family-friendly weekend celebrating heritage-breed sheep and traditional New England wool-processing. Enjoy hands-on activities, sheepdog trials, and shearing demonstrations that bring the history of sheep farming
Join Historic Deerfield for a family-friendly weekend celebrating heritage-breed sheep and traditional New England wool-processing. Enjoy hands-on activities, sheepdog trials, and shearing demonstrations that bring the history of sheep farming
Hampshire Pride’s annual Pride Parade returns to downtown Northampton, beginning at Sheldon Field and moving along Route 9 and Main Street. This event highlights LGBTQ+ community, celebration, and local history
Join the Chesterfield Public Library’s Annual Pansy Planting Day to pot pansies alongside neighbors and enjoy a friendly, hands-on activity. Leave with a cheerful plant for your windowsill and maybe
The Annual Westfield Sportsmans Club Fishing Derby invites kids to try fishing and learn about fish habitats in a stocked pond. The event offers a fun morning outdoors while encouraging
The Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail lets families step inside working studios to see how pottery is made. Traveling from studio to studio across the Connecticut River Valley, visitors can learn
The Hilltown Draw-Around invites people of all ages to gather at Cowell Gym in Shelburne Falls to create art together in a relaxed and welcoming setting. No experience is needed,
Four Sundays 2026 celebrates 33 years of community arts in Northampton with film, music, youth expression, and cultural events. This spring series, presented by the Northampton Arts Council, brings people
The Annual East Longmeadow Lions Club Fishing Derby invites kids ages 3–14 to try fishing and learn about fish habitats in a stocked pond. The event offers a fun morning
The Earth Day Festival at Springfield Museums brings together local organizations and community partners for hands-on activities and conversations about environmental stewardship. Families can connect with groups supporting healthy ecosystems
During school vacation week, families can join MassWildlife to help stock trout and learn how people shape local ecosystems. This hands-on experience offers opportunities for outdoor learning and sparks conversations
Volunteering at Pleasant Valley Volunteer Day in Lenox lets families learn about local ecology and habitat conservation through hands-on activities like trail work and invasive plant removal. All ages can
Celebrate the sights and sounds of Scotland at this lively family-friendly festival! From sheep herding and swordplay to piping competitions and Celtic music, there’s something for everyone—including a spray park
Yidstock: The Festival of New Yiddish Music invites you to experience how language and music pass culture from one generation to the next. Concerts, talks, and workshops, complete with supertitles
Shakespeare’s works are still relevant today, with timeless themes and innovative use of language. His stories connect us across centuries, revealing the depth of human nature. Adapting his plays
Arbor Day celebrates trees’ vital role in maintaining ecological balance and enhancing our quality of life. Originating in 1872, it promotes community involvement in tree planting and conservation efforts, fostering
Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, inspires action to protect the planet by promoting sustainability, policy reform, and community engagement. By participating in Earth Day activities, we help preserve the
Celebrating National Poetry Month, we embrace this intricate and expansive art form, which opens doors to exploration, creativity, and cross-disciplinary learning. Poetry invites us to probe into human emotion, the
Easter at The Brewery at Four Star Farms in Northfield offers egg hunts for all ages, face painting, and a chance to cuddle baby farm animals. Families can also enjoy
The Berkshire Opera Festival’s free family concert invites everyone to experience opera up close, featuring live performances, interactive moments, and famous arias. Join the fun at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts
The Daffodil & Tulip Festival at Naumkeag in Stockbridge invites families to explore shifting spring colors as daffodils and tulips bloom in succession. Each path offers new views and inspiration
The Easthampton Library Book Sale offers more than great deals! It invites readers to explore unique finds, build a personal library, and support sustainability. Proceeds fund library programs and foster
The annual Flywheel Zine Fest gathers independent creators who share handmade booklets filled with stories, comics, poems, and art in Holyoke. This free festival celebrates grassroots publishing and invites everyone
Enjoy the flavors of the season at the annual Littleville Fair Pancake Breakfast in Chester, a community meal celebrating local tradition and the sweet bounty of the maple harvest. This
Festival season in Amherst means the common is alive with neighbors, music, and hands-on sustainability displays. The Sustainability Festival offers free outdoor demonstrations, local expertise, and practical ways to waste
Plates of spaghetti are served in the company of neighbors at the Greek Cultural Center in Springfield. Sharing a meal offers a pause in the season, where conversation and warmth
The annual Poetry Walk at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst celebrates Dickinson’s legacy as participants explore the town and visit sites that inspired her. Along the way, guests hear
The 18th Annual Empty Bowls event invites the community to celebrate the Amherst Survival Center’s 50 years of serving neighbors with dignity and compassion. Attendees can enjoy a delicious meal,
The Amherst Global Village Festival celebrates cultural diversity and inclusivity through international food, live performances, and local vendors. By fostering a welcoming atmosphere, the event brings people together from all
April Fool’s Day is a celebration of humor and creativity, encouraging light-hearted pranks and laughter while highlighting the universal appeal of shared joy across cultures. It also prompts reflection on
The Wistariahurst Museum in Holyoke will host its 3rd annual Sensory-Friendly Egg Hunt, designed for families with sensory sensitivities. This festive event offers a gentle, welcoming environment to ensure every
Annual Egg Hunt at Riverfront Park in Erving. A community egg hunt offers families a shared way to celebrate the season while children build social skills, practice cooperation, and connect
The Farm Table in Bernardston will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt, featuring free activities like egg hunts, crafts, face painting, spring-inspired food, and more. The community event is
View the Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour in Northampton, an evening of short films celebrating nature and environmental activism at Smith College’s CEEDS. This event showcases stories of
Slow Art Day encourages visitors to spend more time with a few artworks, paying attention to details like color and composition to better understand the art. Sharing your observations and
Celebrate the spring equinox at the UMass Amherst Sunwheel. Learn how Earth’s tilt affects seasonal daylight, explore ancient solar alignments, and safely observe the sun through a telescope (weather permitting).
