Nancye Tuttle is an On-air Correspondent at Sentinel Enterprises Inc. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including plays and musicals, fine art, urban art and street art, as well as arts and crafts. Nancye's work has been featured in the Lowell Sun.
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Nancye's coverage heavily focuses on event and seasonal happenings in the Lowell, Massachusetts area. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that highlight upcoming local art exhibitions, theater shows, and other entertainment events.
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June arrives next week and besides being the first month we have summer in all its glory, we also greet Gay Pride Month with parades, concerts and exhibitions.
Art is all around us and it's evident at the Arts League of Lowell and Western Avenue Studios, which both have receptions on Saturday.
It's awards season, and in Boston that means it's time for the Elliot Norton Awards, named for and started by the late, great dean of Boston theater critics in the early 1980s
Summer is here in all its humidity-filled glory. But we don't mind because that means that summer theater is back, too, and we love it.
By: Nancye Tuttle
Lowell celebrates its 200th birthday this year, and to honor and commemorate the bicentennial the galleries and museums of the Mill City are putting on exhibits and strutting their stuff.
Summertime and the living is easy, but there's still lots of art around to savor and to view.
Summer officially arrives on June 21. That's three days away if you are counting. And besides being the longest day of the year, summer means vacations, relaxation and learning new things.
By: Nancye Tuttle
America turns 250 on July 4. There will be parades and picnics, fireworks and nationwide festivities, and special exhibits to mark the momentous occasion.
America turns 250 on July 4. There will be parades and picnics, fireworks and nationwide festivities, and special exhibits to mark the momentous occasion. Locally Gardner artist Paul Gaj has created a special painting for the 250th…
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