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The Holyoke community has gained a new spot dedicated to a love of books and culture. With great enthusiasm, the Wistariahurst Museum officially unveiled its new Little Free Library, a […]

In its 15th year of dedicating critical resources to the frontlines of grassroots activism, the Carlos Vega Fund for Social Justice convened its annual grant ceremony at the historic [...]

Wistariahurst Museum joined thousands of organizations nationwide Monday to launch Civic Learning Week, hosting a recognition ceremony for two local educators at the start of the 250th [...]

As part of the Mexican tradition of celebrating the Day of the Dead on November 1st and 2nd, Holyoke has not only one, but three community forendas this year, located […]

We welcome historian Erika Slocumb in our sound room, to talk about her latest iteration of her research project ‘Black Holyoke’, which is an exhibit at Wistariahurst Museum, titled [...]

Our youth producer and host, Kiara Rosario interviewed local artist, painter, curator and former educator, Lora Barrett, about her upcoming art exhibit at Wistariahurst titled ‘Hues of [...]

For the month of February, the Wistariahurst Museum will display a poster exhibition: Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow, which is organized and distributed by the New-York Historical [...]

Wistariahurst Museum held a multi-dimensional celebration honoring Indigenous cultures. Bridging Voices, Deepening Understanding: Indigenous Heritage Celebration at Wistariahurst, brought [...]

Carrying Prayer: Reclamation, Remembrance, and Honor. Wistariahurst Exhibition Honors Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. A bold and breathtaking exhibition featuring the work of Anthony [...]

Bill Armistead is a retired businessman, having spent his career in corporate finance, including stints at Lockheed Martin, MCI, and a start-up telecommunications company. For five years he [...]