VISUAL ARTS

Canadian Musician JayWood stops by to perform before his sold out show at The Iron Horse, learn about the Massachusetts Sheep and Woolcraft Festival, and discover the new exhibit, "Witch Panic!," at Springfield Museums.

We meet many of the folx making up the former factory, now work/event/living space Greylock WORKS in North Adams.

We learn about some exciting upcoming productions from Nero Orchestra and Eggtooth Productions and the nuances behind depicting the history of enslavement in picture books.

We learn about an art exhibit at Wistariahurst Museum that highlights the experience of those inside the American carceral system and recap some of the 413 Day festivities with Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll and Mr. Unvierse.

We learn about renowned fiber artist Ed Johnetta Miller's exhibit in Westfield and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.

We learn about uplifting voices through art with the dance performance, "Unmuting, check in with Images Cinema as they hope to expand their screening capabilities and visit a new benefit exhibition from Mo Willems.

We visit the solo exhibition, "Black Hands: Black Earth," learn about the history of gambling in Massachusetts and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.

We hear the ska tunes of The Valley Moonstompers for Live Music Friday, gain the perspective from Gayle Kabaker, an artist behind many covers for The New Yorker, and taste some bubbles at Juicebox Wine Bar.

We learn about the third stage of the exhibition of Indigenous works, "Boundless," on display at the Mead Art Museum and conclude our coverage of the 15th annual March for the Food Bank.

We take a tour of Snow Farm's Second Sale, meet the final grant recipient of CitySpace's Pay-It-Forward program, and break bread with the Word Nerd.