Welcome to GATEWAY CITY LIVE

The mission of Gateway City Live is to promote, support and foster the visual and performing arts and all creative endeavors that enhance the public good. While based in Holyoke, Massachusetts, GCL works in collaboration with public organizations, private institutions and individuals throughout the Commonwealth.

GCL is founded on the common belief that the arts and creativity should be encouraged and provided an opportunity to be presented, experienced and shared by as wide an audience as possible. We welcome all inquires into its activities and Non-profit status.

Dream Picnic

Saturday, September 21

GATES OPEN AT 12PM NOON. Full schedule coming soon.

$39.50 Early Bird Tickets on sale:
16+ unless accompanied by parent or legal guardian
*Presented with Signature Sounds

Outdoors and Indoors at Gateway City Arts: Live on Race Street, with the outdoor area overlooking the Connecticut River

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VOLUNTEER KICK -OFF EVENT

Saturday,July 27th
2pm —4 pm
Gateway City Arts
Learn about our exciting upcoming season and meet
others interested in helping the arts in Holyoke.
Food and beverage provided.

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Significant Other

Date: May 3rd, 2019 (3 days) , including 5/9/19. 5/10/19. 5/11/19.

Time: 8:00 PM

Category: Play

Location: Gateway City Arts

GLT Presents: Significant Other, by Joshua Harmon at Gateway City Arts!! Do you have your tickets yet?

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The Lost Forests of New England

Conserving Our Remnant Old-Growth Forests

Date: April 21st, 2019.

Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Location: Mark Landy Party Hall at Gateway City Arts

In celebration of Earth Day, come enjoy a film showing of "The Lost Forests of New England: Conserving Our Remnant Old-Growth Forests."

This documentary by Ray Asselin includes stunning footage of our region's rarely seen old-growth trees, and tells the story of central New England's old-growth forests: what they once were, what changes have taken place since European settlers arrived, and what our remnant old-growth stands look like today. Bob Leverett, co-founder of the Native Tree Society and an old-growth tree expert, is featured in this fascinating film.

Following the 1-hour screening, there will be a Q&A featuring Bob Leverett, Ray Asselin, and botanist Jared Lockwood, hosted by Lee Halasz, Kestrel's TerraCorps Regional Conservation Coordinator.