The best arts & culture spots in Montague

4 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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The Greenfield Gallery

Arts & Culture

Whether it’s a beloved print or an odd-sized masterpiece, The Greenfield Gallery does thoughtful, appointment-based custom framing and…

231 Main St (Greenfield)

“Whether it’s a beloved print or an odd-sized masterpiece, The Greenfield Gallery does thoughtful, appointment-based custom framing and backs it up with, well, exquisite art in their gallery shop. It’s the kind of small, careful operation that remembers your taste and makes your walls look like you meant it.”

From the Greenfield newsletter, September 14, 2026

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Historical Society-Greenfield

Arts & Culture

Skip the internet rabbit holes, Historical Society-Greenfield lives in an 1852 building stuffed with photographs, maps, paintings, and…

43 Church St (Greenfield)

“Skip the internet rabbit holes, Historical Society-Greenfield lives in an 1852 building stuffed with photographs, maps, paintings, and artifacts.”

From the Greenfield newsletter, September 18, 2026

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Historic Deerfield

Arts & Culture

Cluster of preserved, early New England houses with textile exhibits, tours & craft demonstrations.

80 Old Main St (Deerfield)

“Cluster of preserved, early New England houses with textile exhibits, tours & craft demonstrations.”

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Museum of Our Industrial Heritage

Arts & Culture

Museum of Our Industrial Heritage dives into Franklin County’s maker roots, with exhibits on cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, measuring…

Newell Snow Factory, 2 Mead St (Greenfield)

“Museum of Our Industrial Heritage dives into Franklin County’s maker roots, with exhibits on cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, measuring instruments, and river-powered mills.”

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