A collaboration between Ancestral Bridges and the Amherst Historical Society Museum to celebrate Juneteenth in Amherst, MA. This walking tour explores the unique history and contributions of generations of Black families in Amherst curated and guided by descendants.
A special exhibition of BIPOC families in Amherst through the generations, curated by Ancestral Bridges. This is a tour through photographs of families who lived in the West Side Historic District of Snell Street, Baker Street, Hazel Avenue, and Northampton Road, McClellan Street, Beston Street and Railroad Street.
A special exhibition of BIPOC families in Amherst through the generations, curated by Ancestral Bridges. This is a tour through photographs of families who lived in the West Side Historic […]
Bella Musica is a quartet of local musicians: Cindy Naughton on the flute, Steven Williams on the violin, Rebecca Phelps on the piano, Scott Halligan on the cello, and perhaps Sarah Mahler Kraaz on the piano. They will play duets, trios and quartets from Quantz, Telemann and Handel.
The Amherst Historical Society Summer Concert Series is held in the Museum garden; all performances are free and open to the public. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on.
Bring a chair or blanket to sit on and enjoy a program of cello works by J.S. Bach and Zoltán Kodály. Made possible by a grant from the Amherst Cultural Council and sponsored by Stamell Stringed Instruments.
The Amherst Historical Society is delighted to welcome Conway Fine Arts. This Quintet will offer a program of Shubert, Beethoven and Coleridge-Taylor.
Made possible by a grant from the Amherst Cultural Council and sponsored by Stamell Stringed Instruments.
The Cushman Quartet was established in the summer of 2020 by a group of friends who had always enjoyed playing chamber music but craved togetherness during the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic. Made possible by a grant from the Amherst Cultural Council and sponsored by Stamell Stringed Instruments.
Both the hurricane of 1938 and World War II were transformative events for Amherst College. Listen to Pulitzer Prize winning architectural critic Blair Kamin as he explains the events and the reactions of the college and the community of Amherst.
Henry Wilson was a native of Natick Massachusetts, who rose from humble beginnings to be a major influence in the abolitionist movement.
Visit one or more of the seven local history museums in eastern Hampshire County, which will be open from 11 to 4 on Saturday, October 1.
Lecture with slides by author Ed Londergan. ‘Unlike Any Other’ is a novel based on the life of Bathsheba Spooner, a Revolutionary War-era woman, and Loyalist, married to a man she did not love, who is driven to thoughts of murder
From 1- 3PM, our collaborators Jane and Amrita from Sunrise Amherst will facilitate an intergenerational conversation about climate grief at the Museum.
And from 3:30 - 6PM we will host Elizabeth Cardaropoli for an immersive event exploring the historic mourning traditions of New England