George Lenker is a freelance writer and editor based in Northampton, Massachusetts. With a focus on local events and the craft beer scene, George's articles provide readers with insight into the vibrant cultural and entertainment offerings in the area.
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George Lenker's work primarily focuses on local entertainment news, live music events, and the food & beverage industry. He frequently covers announcements and seasonal topics related to beer, live music events, holidays, and gift ideas in the Northampton area of Massachusetts.
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By: Glenker, George Lenker
Lexi Weege and Signature Dish to play in Holyoke, while Chris Hartman will help ring in the New Year in Easthampton.
We're now in the season where champagne takes center stage. There are good reasons for this: the drink's effervescence and sparkle add to the celebratory shimmer of the holidays.
The band's frontman Chris Devine was able to meet Tull's Ian Anderson at a Mohegan Sun show... with the help of astronaut Cady Coleman.
| I'd like to wish everyone a “Happy New Year,” and I sincerely mean that.
All the sparkle and joy of the holiday season is receding in the rearview mirror, which means the winter doldrums are arriving.
“Dry January,” a death and a merger are all in the news today.
Maloney will play the new songs during two Northampton shows.
The classic brown ale from British-based Coniston Brewing is balanced and satisfying.
If the recent snow has you longing for summer, here's some good news: The Green River Festival has just announced its lineup for this year.
One beer from Western Massachusetts and one from Vermont get a mention this week.
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