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In late 2020, Valley music fans were disheartened to hear that Gateway City Arts, the multi-arts venue in Holyoke, was shutting it doors because of lost business during the first year of the pandemic.But the outlook brightened in April 2021, when...
Northampton Public Arts Festival features outdoor paintingNORTHAMPTON — The fourth annual Northampton Public Arts Festival takes places May 6-8 with three invited artists painting downtown locations and offering a workshop that includes community...
UMass dance students to present senior thesis projects AMHERST — On Thursday, March 3 and Friday, March 4, dance majors at the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Department of Music and Dance will present their senior thesis projects in a program...
Podcasts Posted on Stefan and Dan start the conversation this week with Will Meyer and Jules Marsh from The Shoestring, an alternative local news collective. They then talk to Lori Divine and Vitek Kruta, owners of
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Four months after announcing its closing, Gateway City Arts in Holyoke plans its comeback Updated 9:09 AM; Today 9:09 AM Vitek Kruta and Lori Divine Hudson are partners in the Gateway City Arts complex, located on Race Street in Holyoke. (Don Treeger | The Republican file photo) Facebook Share HOLYOKE — Vitek Kruta and Lori Divine announced in December that they were shutting down their Gateway City Arts complex with the hope of selling the property after exhausting efforts to keep it going amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Live entertainment fans were given a much-needed dose of good news on...