About Turners Falls

Part of the Town of Montague, MA, the Village of Turners Falls is an extraordinary historic mill town that is blossoming from its industrial roots to become a hub of artistic inspiration, recreational adventure and natural beauty. The RiverCulture Project seeks to promote this rebirth of an area that is filled with history, promise, and a character all its own. Come experience Turners Falls and RiverCulture for yourself!

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Recent News

Call to Producers: Blossom Project

Mar 14, 2013

Call for proposals for an event/exhibit/project to happen on Thursday, May 16 2013 from 6-9 pm as part of a Thursday night out in downtown Turners Falls.  Award: $1,750

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Project a real page turner

Feb 25, 2013

First published in The Recorder, February 25, 2013.  Story by Chris Curtis

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Franklin County looks to community collaboration to spur economic development in 2013

Feb 11, 2013

First published by MASSLIVE/The Republican, February 11, 2013.  Story by Cori Urban

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Pop Up Shop Plans

Jan 24, 2013

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Turners pop-up store has legs

Dec 30, 2012

By CHRIS CURTIS Recorder Staff, Sunday, December 30, 2012,(Published in print: Monday, December 31, 2012)

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A ‘Wonderful Night’ in Turners should indeed be wonderful

Dec 12, 2012

First published in The Recorder, Wednesday, December 12, 2012.  Story by CHRIS CURTIS

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Powertown Pop Up Shop Gets a Longer Shelf Life

Dec 6, 2012

First published in the Montague Reporter on December 6, 2012. Story by By PETER KOBEL

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'It's a Wonderful Night' in Turners Falls offers holiday shopping, dining, movie opportunities

Dec 5, 2012

First published in The Republican December 05, 2012.  Story by Cori Urban

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Avoiding the Malls While Supporting Local Artists and Businesses

Nov 29, 2012

First published in the Montague Reporter on November 29, 2012.  Story By LEE WICKS.

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Shopping opportunities just seem to pop up

Nov 26, 2012

First published in The Recorder, November 26, 2012.  Story by Chris Curtis

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