The mission of the Academy of Music is to enrich greater Northampton’s quality of life by offering first-class performing arts and film presentations …
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May 29, 2023
Really beautiful old theater. We arrived to our event early and were able to park on the street right next to the entrance - free on Sundays! The sound is excellent and we had great views from our co… Full review by Carol C
Apr 26, 2023
Saw Father John Misty on Sunday night at The Academy of Music in Northampton. The seats were comfortable and the sound was very good. Although its a building from the 1800's, the bathrooms were moder… Full review by rlee2000
May 3, 2022
Restored 1890's theater in downtown Northampton MA. Ticket prices are very reasonable if bought through their website...very minor service charge. All seats are good...only drawback is dim lighting… Full review by Tonto7
When searching for entertainment for this past weekend I thought I had come across a musical performance in February that I thought was perfect for me and my 10 yr old daughter. I believe it may have been tribute to ABBA, I can no longer located this on your site. Please help me identify where I found this Many thanks Donna
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ABBA Mania is down the street on February 11 at the Calvin Theater in Northampton. You and your 10-year-old daughter might also be interested in at least two of the Four …
ABBA Mania is down the street on February 11 at the Calvin Theater in Northampton. You and your 10-year-old daughter might also be interested in at least two of the Four Sundays in February sponsored by the Northampton Arts Council. The Silver Chord Bowl, a fun and impressive collegiate (and high school) a cappella showcase will be down the street in the other direction at the John M. Greene Hall at Smith College on February 5th. The third Sunday in February (2/19/17) is at the Academy of Music and features a live version of the family radio show "Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child." According to the ticket site it celebrates "LGBTQ youth and the legacy of David Bowie through story, songs, poetry and conversations." Not allowed to post links, but this info should make a google search for any of these three events easier.
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