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April, 2026

Monday
6
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The Programs Committee plans social, educational, and cultural offerings for our members. New participants and fresh ideas are always welcome; come and help us shape Amherst Neighbors‘ programs and events!
Monday
13
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Create, explore, and have fun in this hands-on collage workshop led by Lindsay Whiting. Using cut images from magazines, calendars, and favorite pictures, participants will make their own collages while learning the Sonoma Collage Studio method. No experience is needed. Some materials will be provided, and participants are also welcome to bring their own images, magazines, calendars, or tools. About Lindsay: Lindsay Whiting practiced collage at the Sonoma Collage Studio for six years and is the author of Living into Art: Journeys Through Collage.
Thursday
23
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Join Amherst Neighbors for an informational Zoom program about Five College Learning in Retirement (FCLIR), a vibrant community of over 250 older adults who enjoy learning, discussion, and connection. FCLIR offers peer-led seminars, interest groups, and social opportunities for people who want to stay mentally active and engaged. Programs are offered both on Zoom and in person, covering a wide range of topics, from literature and history to science, the arts, and current issues.
Thursday
30
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Learn how native plants and other simple steps can help support pollinators and restore insect populations, right in your own yard. Beginner and experienced gardeners alike will come away with practical ideas for creating a more beautiful landscape and a healthier environment. Presenter: Heidi Dollard, co-chair of the Massachusetts Pollinator Network, Master Gardener, and longtime educator on native plants and pollinator-friendly landscapes.

Getting in touch with Amherst Neighbors

Email: amherstneighbors01002@gmail.com

Office: 413-345-2555

Service Requests: 413-248-7481