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Free outdoor film series set in North Amherst Published: 6/27/2021 8:14:49 PM AMHERST — An outdoor cinema series featuring three musicals begins in the Mill District in North Amherst on Wednesday evening. Sponsored by the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce and in coordination with the Amherst Cinema, UMassFive College Credit Union and North Square Apartments, the first film will be “Get on Up,” a biopic about soul singer James Brown. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. at the Cowls Road location, and the film will be shown at 9 p.m. “Whether indoors or out, films are best experienced on the big scr...

Bend Cultural Tourism Fund announces nearly $320,000 in grants BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The Bend Cultural Tourism Commission announced Wednesday 20 grants for Bend cultural tourism-focused activities taking place September 2021 through June 2022, awarding a total of $319,500.  The funds will help local organizations leverage marketing resources to attract more cultural tourists during the shoulder seasons and winter months – a time of year when the city’s tourism industry is down yet the vibrant cultural activities so central to Bend’s character are still going strong, according to the...

After pausing the project last year due to COVID-19, Farmers Kitchen + Bar is set to open early summer.

Anne Schrager May 27, 2021 July Fourth firework light up the Marin County Fair in San Rafael in 2004. The fair plans to go mostly virtual this year. Photo: Craig Lee / The Chronicle 2004 Summer is around the corner, and with it comes a hopeful start to festival season in the Bay Area. Though growing pains are apparent, local guidelines for large gatherings continue to ease, and some of the popular county fairs and festivals have started unveiling plans for their in-person, virtual and hybrid offerings. After last summer saw the cancellation of most traditional summer outings, it�...

Atlanta (PRWEB) May 25, 2021 -- The Georgia Brownfield Association presents its seventh annual Brownfield Seminar, featuring more than two dozen of the