with Sebastian Merrill: All are welcome to join us for this special Thanksgiving Day yoga class to benefit Transhealth. Transhealth serves trans and gender-diverse communities through primary care, mental health care, community support, education, and advocacy. They are the only independent, non-profit healthcare organization in the U.S. solely devoted to serving trans and gender-diverse communities. All experience levels welcome. Pay-what-you-can, by donation: $5-$150.* All proceeds will go to Transhealth. Thank you for helping us support our local community.

Open to anyone who identifies as queer, trans, or gender-expansive, come hang out, make art in community, or just connect with other queer and trans folks in a safer space!

Join Transhealth for another Trans and Gender-Diverse Book Club! This month’s group will be reading and discussing “Compound Fracture” by Andrew Joseph White.

Join us in the 50 Arrow Gallery and across the Eastworks foyer, to dream with us in the future HYPHAE space with a makers market. Browse 20+ vendors with a variety of high-quality, handmade wares across mediums of print, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, and more. Learn more about HYPHAE and shop to help open the doors to this amazing dream while also supporting local makers! Then buy some local veggies and fruits at the Easthampton Farmers Market! Masks required per radical community care.

Come get some shopping done at River Valley Co-op in Easthampton while RCA minds your kids FOR FREE!!

Full House Fridays is an opportunity for both K-2nd students and for 3rd-5th graders; a perfect option for families with siblings in different age groups!

Join NPC director Lindsey King for a free weekly drop-in group for infants and their caregivers. Coffee and tea included and siblings welcome.

Artists in grades 2nd-5th go on an artistic adventure, this time exploring sculptures and comics IN SPAAAAACE: alien beings, paper mache rocket ships, comic books detailing trips around the milky way!

A supportive, flexible environment for teen artists, letting them shape their own creative journeys through a wide range of mediums— printmaking, sculpture, jewelry making, painting, and more!

Nestled in the hills of Amherst, the historic Red Barn offers breathtaking mountain views during this year’s Autumn Musical Feast. Supporters of the Northampton Community Music Center are invited to join us for a Balkan dinner and lively performance by Orkestar Banitsa.

Join us in the 50 Arrow Gallery and across the Eastworks foyer, to dream with us in the future HYPHAE space with a makers market. Browse 20+ vendors with a variety of high-quality, handmade wares across mediums of print, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, and more. Learn more about HYPHAE and shop to help open the doors to this amazing dream while also supporting local makers! Then buy some local veggies and fruits at the Easthampton Farmers Market! Masks required per radical community care.

with Jorie Morgan: Special Sound Bath to raise funds for Trans Relocation Support in Western Mass. Every being has the right to feel safe and comfortable enough to relax, regroup and heal. In this time, when transgender and nonbinary individuals are being threatened and denied care and services, let us open our hearts and our capacity for giving. Let us support those of us who need sanctuary, and work to create communities of belonging. For this special Sound Bath, Certified Sound Healer Jorie Morgan will curate a journey of sound designed to settle our nervous systems, ground and open our energetic systems, and invite in qualities of lightness, curiosity, hope and connectivity. All who attend are invited to show up mindfully with intentions of allowing sound to settle our bodies so that we may engage in the work of healing.

Join Translate Gender and Resilient Community Arts for an all-ages version of Queer and Trans Art Group. Open to anyone who identifies as queer, trans, or gender-expansive, come hang out, make art in community, or just connect with other queer and trans folks in a safer space!

Full House Fridays is an opportunity for both K-2nd students and for 3rd-5th graders; a perfect option for families with siblings in different age groups!

Come build your own cozy pal to cuddle all winter long!  This 2 hour workshop invites artists of any experience level to make a unique and functional piece of fiber art.

Join NPC director Lindsey King for a free weekly drop-in group for infants and their caregivers. Coffee and tea included and siblings welcome.

Open to anyone who identifies as queer, trans, or gender-expansive, come hang out, make art in community, or just connect with other queer and trans folks in a safer space!

Artists in grades 2nd-5th go on an artistic adventure, this time exploring sculptures and comics IN SPAAAAACE: alien beings, paper mache rocket ships, comic books detailing trips around the milky way!

Learn about symbolism found in tattoos, their cultural significance and more at this talk with Donnabelle Casis.

A supportive, flexible environment for teen artists, letting them shape their own creative journeys through a wide range of mediums— printmaking, sculpture, jewelry making, painting, and more!

This one's for the tiny creators with big ideas!! Family Make & Take Sundays are a special studio play time for kiddos ages 3+ and their caregivers.

Please join High Five Books in celebration of the new middle-grade novel by bestselling local author Alex Gino, CHRIS MAKES A FRIEND. You’re invited to scour High Five Books on a scavenger hunt for titles mentioned in the new novel, meet Alex, and have books signed.

High Five Books is thrilled to celebrate the picture book release of A CENTURY FOR CAROLINE on Saturday, November 8! Readers are invited to bring their special elders to this multigenerational storytime, featuring a reading and book signing by the author, Kaija Langley.

La Mimosa Collective is performing at NCMC November 7th. The mimosa flower is an international symbol of female empowerment. Expect performances of flute, cello, viola, violin, piano, and voice.

Full House Fridays is an opportunity for both K-2nd students and for 3rd-5th graders; a perfect option for families with siblings in different age groups!

Join NPC director Lindsey King for a free weekly drop-in group for infants and their caregivers. Coffee and tea included and siblings welcome.

Artists in grades 2nd-5th go on an artistic adventure, this time exploring sculptures and comics IN SPAAAAACE: alien beings, paper mache rocket ships, comic books detailing trips around the milky way!