Installation Space's dance party is one of several events being held during evening including First Friday Bites. A number of downtown restaurants are offering special "bites," galleries will be open and some stores will be hosting events.
There will be a showing of the sci-fi adventure film "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Doors open at 6:30 and the movie starts at 7.
This free event features popcorn, candy, and non-alcoholic beverages. Participants are welcome to bring their own beverage of choice, including alcohol.
Older children 13 and older may come with an adult at the discretion of their guardian but the film is rated R.
The market will be open from 9 until 1. Featuring local vendors like Red Shirt Farm, Ashford Heights Farm, Square Roots Farm, Svenfish, Cricket Creek Farm, and more.
The Hannaford Kidz Expo features free activities and performances this Saturday from 10 to 5 at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany, N.Y.
The expo, sponsored by Hannaford Supermarkets, will have bounce rides, arts and crafts, mini-golf, theater performances, a magician, and reptiles, along with information on summer camps, sports clubs, dance studios and other youth activities.
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Thunderstorms Leave Downed Trees, Wires and Debris Across North County
By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
A tree limb smashed in the cab on Mark Moulton's truck.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A severe thunderstorm hammered parts of North and Central County on Tuesday night, downing trees and limbs and leaving more than 8,000 customers without power.
The Berkshires, Eastern New York and parts of Southern Vermont were under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. on Tuesday. The storm came through shortly after 6 p.m. with thunder and lightning and torrential rain.
Alerts and calls began streaming into dispatch and fire and police departments began calling in extra help.
When the rain let, the full extent of the damage could be seen — from uprooted century-old trees to scatterings of debris across streets and lawns.
As of 8:30, Brooklyn, Hoosac, Meadow, North Eagle just above Hospital Avenue were closed and the lower section of North Eagle was limited to one-way traffic. Trees were also down on Holbrook, Chestnut and Hall.
Mayor Jennifer Macksey had been getting a close-up look at the damage and speaking with residents.
"I've been trying to hit as many streets as I can so I have couple more streets to hit before I call it a night," the mayor said just before 9 p.m.
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