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Live music back on tap in downtown Amherst
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Beer dedicated to Calvin missing “A”
The damaged Calvin Theater sign in Northampton, Monday, April 18, 2016.
The Calvin Theatre s A-less sign in Northampton has inspired a beer called C LVIN.
NORTHAMPTON – The city’s most notorious missing vowel is getting its very own beer.
The C LVIN India Pale Ale, named after the appearance of the Calvin Theatre sign with its missing “A,” is slated to be released this week at bars across the Valley as part of Western Mass Beer Week.
The limited-release beer is a collaboration between Brewmaster Jack of Northampton and Abandoned Building Brewery of Easthampton.
“It celebrates Northampton culture,” said Tyler Guilmette, owner of Brewmaster Jack.
Mickey Rathbun: As winter wanes, admire the humble snowdrop
Symbol of spring Oleg Elkov Getty Images/iStockphoto
Published: 3/1/2018 10:38:38 PM
Every year, as winter tarries a bit too long in my garden, I am heartened by the sight of snowbells (Galanthus) nodding their bell-shaped heads above the frozen earth. The snowbells were planted by the original owner of our house, an avid gardener and garden club member, back in the 1960s. Since then they have multiplied and spread far and wide. I do nothing for them except to admire them, which seems to suit them nicely.
A recent article in Horticulture magazine opened my eyes to a whole new aspect of the snowdrop. While I gaze contentedly on my drifts of snowdrops, troops of Galanthophiles from all over the world are gathering each February at special gardens in the United Kingdom to admire rare species of Galanthus that can fetch prices of more than $1,000 (yes, for a single plant!).