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Blue Moose & The Unbuttoned Zippers and Abi Tapia

Saturday, Feb 13

Lindsay Mac

Thursday, Feb 18

Apply For The PACE Credit Card with Capital One and 1% of your purchases will be donated to PACE!

Two CDs produced by PACE are available - "P.A.C.E. Theater Presents Godspell" and "In The Wrist" Buy Them NOW!!

Indian Food NOW AVAILABLE along with Beer and Wine at the PACE Cafe!

ENJOY IT ALL IN PACE'S COMFY CABARET-STYLE SEATING!

PACE's cabaret set up is complete with tables and cushioned seats! Come out to a show and experience the new set up!

SUPPORT PACE

Community support is always needed to help keep PACE going strong! You can help by making make that tax deductible donation you've been thinking about, or by becoming a member of PACE!

For more information call (413) 527-3700

Membership

All PACE members receive discounts through our Business Partners Program in addition to discounts at PACE shows and classes.

Donate to PACE

PACE is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. A donation to PACE is tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

CDs

P.A.C.E. celebrates five years of great music and theater with the release of two albums. "In The Wrist" and "Godspell"

Acoustic Music Jam

Every second Thursday of the month folks can come and share songs and sing together unplugged! Come join in the fun! Bring the whole family!
$5 Suggested Donation

Every 1st Friday! (usually)
Bring your chops, axes, sticks, licks etc. and be ready to JAM! There will be a full rhythm section to sit in with, and occasional special guests. Dancing is also encouraged!
$5 / $3 Members

Blue Moose & The Unbuttoned Zippers and Abi Tapia

Abi Tapia's songwriter's sensibility allows her to appreciate subtle differences of each place she visits and offers adventure and inspiration.
Blue Moose & The Unbottoned Zippers brews up a tasty mix of traditional music infused with zesty rhythms and innovative arrangements.

Lindsay Mac

Lindsay Mac is a multiple-conservatory dropout. She now plays her cello like a guitar and sings. Lindsay's stories are memorable and rich. Her songs hover between tragedy and pure hopefulness, with a healthy dose of irony and political grit.