Five College New Music Festival
Four free contemporary-music performances at UMass Amherst.
Check event detailsFour free contemporary-music performances at UMass Amherst.
Check event detailsTwo days of local food, craft drinks, live music, and downtown energy.
Check event detailsAn 8.2-mile run, walk, or relay from Amherst to Northampton with music along the rail trail.
Check event detailsFood, music, performers, and local businesses take over North Pleasant Street.
Check event detailsA free Florence street festival with live music, art, food, and small businesses.
Check event detailsFree downtown performances plus a Saturday-night Academy of Music headliner.
Check event detailsFree screening and panel discussion featuring executive producer Richard Gere.
An interactive show where the audience becomes the choir.
Comedy, music, and puppetry from the actor and musician seen on Tim and Eric.
Free opening reception for Surveying Gravity.
Free final concert of the Florence Summer Concert Series; food trucks on site.
Free evening of art, making, music, and community.
Free outdoor jazz on the Hess Stage.
Free opening-night program.
Local produce, baked goods, flowers, and Valley vendors.
Food, craft beverages, live music, and local businesses.
Two free programs of contemporary music.
Live professional wrestling taping, about 35 minutes from The Silo.
Run, walk, or relay along the Norwottuck Rail Trail with live music en route.
The festival continues with food and two stages of music.
Cello and piano in an intimate downtown venue.
The free festival closes Sunday evening.
Free weekly lesson and jam; newcomers and listeners are welcome.
Traditional Celtic music from flute, whistles, guitar, and song.
An evening of original songs and stories; doors and signups at 6pm.
Downtown food, live music, acrobats, games, and local businesses.
Free reception featuring artists Anita S. Hunt and Álvaro Alejandro López.
Free live local performances during the downtown celebration.
American Idol alum Tristan McIntosh performs Linda Ronstadt favorites.
A relaxed morning stop for local food, flowers, and baked goods.
Hall of Fame Game and Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
Free live music, interactive art, food, and independent businesses.
Two New England singer-songwriters share the bill.
A short guided visit at the historic summit house.
Chicago indie rock with a warm, melodic sound.
Local produce, prepared foods, and live community atmosphere.
A welcoming participatory session for roots musicians and listeners.
A family soft-rock group known for layered vocal harmonies.
Cult-favorite Texas songwriter in an intimate room.
Amherst College oboist presents Where Does It Come From.
Free student sets in Pulaski Park, jazz in downtown venues, and a late jam session.
Instrumental post-rock and experimental indie.
Local harvest produce, flowers, bread, and specialty foods.
Free short talk on fall raptor migration, with a panoramic Valley view.
Free daytime performances; Lakecia Benjamin headlines the Academy of Music at 7:30pm.
A free 35-minute tour of Yiddish: A Global Culture; suggested museum donation.
Free weekly lesson and jam; newcomers and listeners are welcome.
The weekly downtown market continues through early November.
Jazz saxophone with the Green Street Trio, followed by a jam session.
Save the date and check The Silo’s availability for your next Amherst stay.
Events, times, prices, ticket availability, and public access can change or be cancelled. Tap the event link to confirm details directly with the organizer before traveling.