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: George Lenker
| Jamie Kent said he learned to dance as a young boy when he'd attend Roger Salloom's annual summer concert with his family.
As long time readers will know, I have occasionally groused about the lack of women in craft brewing.
By: Glenker, George Lenker
A fretted instrument sales and repair shop by day transforms into a hip music venue at night.
Founder Gary Bogoff reflected on his Deerfield brewery and the beer industry in general.
The lineup this year includes Grammy award winner Ludacris, Phil Wickham, Public Enemy and Big Time Rush.
By: Glenker, George Lenker
Brewery co-owners, couple Tanzania Cannon-Eckerle and Joe Eckerle, agree that simplicity is the key to their success.
For those of us old enough to recall the early days of craft brewing, Cambridge was a shining star of Massachusetts beer. Opening in 1989, the brewery became a destination for craft beer aficionados across the region.
By: Glenker, George Lenker
Fall is arriving across the region, with several events lined up, including the Outlook Farm Apple Festival and the North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival.
By: George Lenker, Glenker
Anat Cohen, the inspiration behind this year's theme, will headline the festival.
By: Glenker, George Lenker
Regional breweries and restaurants, from Springfield to Northfield, are gearing up to celebrate.
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