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Open Wednesday - Saturday Kitchen 5-9pm. Bar 5pm-10pm Wednesday and Thursday. Nightclub 10pm - 2am Friday and Saturday

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It’s fall, ya’ll! 🍂 A day in Northampton: Leaf peeping, Tarot readings and energy cleansing at Market Street Market Curiosities Fair, shopping at Thorne’s and A2Z, local beers at Progression, snacks and drinks at the new-to-us Tellus & the Satellite (must visit for the dancing next time), a visit to the iconic Hotel Northampton, street art, and so much more. There’s a reason Northampton has been named in the top 5 best holiday shopping towns in New England, one of the best small arts cities in the US, and continues to earn the nickname Paradise City. It had been way too long since my last visit!

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September glimmers ☀️✨🪩💖

#september #cats #love #dance #food September Glimmer ✨: Fred&Ginger

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This meal was pho-king 🍜 delicious

📍 Tellus: 150 Main St, Northampton MA

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Today is the day! 🍴✨ The Taste of Northampton kicks off right behind Thornes in the Armory Street lot. Come hungry and come thirsty!

A quick note on Tellus: the restaurant will be open 1–9pm today with cocktails, mocktails, wine, and beer inside and out on the patio. No food service in the restaurant. Catch them out at the Taste for bites. 😋

See you out there!

#TasteOfNorthampton #ThornesMarketplace #NorthamptonMA #DowntownNorthampton #EatLocal #FoodFestival

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Thornes Marketplace was such a gem 💎. Spending the day here made me enjoy malls again 🥹. They had dozens of retailers and places to snack/eat. This place is vibrant, diverse, & small-business center…I’m truly obsessed 🛍️ @thornesmarketplace

@sharenorthampton ☕️ 🍵
@paulandelizabeths 🍝 🥗
@suzettecreperie 🇫🇷 🥞
@lillaswedishcandy 🍭 🍬
@firetypechocolate 🍫 🔥
@tellusrestaurant 🍜 🍕
@footbeats_noho 👠 👟
@staygoldenfashionnorthampton 🛍️ 👚
@bluemarblegifts 🐰 🧙🏼‍♀️
@cedarchestnorthampton 🍴🛍️
@noteworthynoho 🐇 🔖
@booklinkbooks 📕 📚
@photobooth_noho 📸 🎞️
@hometownnoho 👾🎮

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We are a few short weeks away from the Taste of Northampton 2026!! ⭐️

@thornesmarketplace is looking very festive 👀

Don’t miss the Taste of Northampton!
September 12th and 13th 🗓️
Armory St Lot 📍

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Oh July you’ve treated me well! Celebrated my 25th birthday and had so many fun adventures!
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Bear Necessities from @samwalkerstavern

Sam Walkers can’t seem to get rid of me! Their Specialty drink the Whoomp There It Is

Finally made it to @kowloontikirevere for a Vicious Virgin (which was boozy af!)

Indian Taj Mahal lager from Aroma in Great Barrington

The Baby Zombie Panda from @tellusrestaurant while visiting Bailey in Northampton

Birthday drink from @ckpearl which paired perfectly with my lobster pasta

Another birthday drink from @witchcityhibachisalem (not pictured, the entire squirt bottle of Sake that the gang finished!)

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It’s not too late to join us for Battle of the Botanicals the Thursday!
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Some of our region’s top bartender/chef teams will bring botanically inspired food, cocktails, mocktails, and more in the hopes YOU will vote for them! Then, the top voted teams will compete in a LIVE cocktail mix-off voted on by a panel of celebrity judges, @mindyforma @montebelmonte and Kaliis Smith from @nepublicmedia and Lincoln Allen from @thedrakeamherst

🥟 Celebrate local talent and enjoy original, botanically inspired libations from these local restaurants! Swipe ➡️

🍺 Thanks to our spirit sponsors @berkshirebrewco @berkshiremtdist @zumbadortequila @threeofstrongspirits @fullcurlbrands @litchfielddistillery

🌶️ Thanks to the local businesses who donated incredible raffle prizes from Red Sox tickets, trips away and a staycation, gift cards, dinner and a show, a landscaping consult, and a surprise prize you have to be there to believe! (Swipe to see)

Battle of the Botanicals (21+)
Thursday, June 18 at @amherstpowerhouse
6 - 9 PM | Get Early Bird tickets now!

It’ll be a night celebrating local talent, music and dancing, community connection, raffle prizes, and more, all supporting Hitchcock Center’s environmental justice programs.

See you soon!

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Quickly becoming one of my favorites @tellusrestaurant ‘s Insomniac delivers on all fronts! Rich, fresh espresso creates a perfectly formed foam, balanced by subtle sweetness from the cream and Liquor 43…chefs kiss 💋 Easy vibes and perfect menu for sharing a few plates. Enjoy one (or two) of these delectable cocktails and meander through @thornesmarketplace for shopping or take your buzz up to @photobooth_noho for some impromptu fun!!

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Caps off, glasses up. 🎓🥂 Cheers to all the Amherst and Mount Holyoke graduates celebrating this weekend!

#ThornesMarketplace #TellusAndTheSatelliteBar #GraduationCelebration

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Space changed maps #history #tech #gps - The Map Above Us
The Satellite That Quietly Changed the World 😳🛰️
What if one tiny satellite changed how billions of people move every day? Before GPS, sailors relied on stars, rough estimates, and unreliable clocks just to figure out where they were. Then in 1978, engineers launched an experimental satellite that would begin rewriting human navigation forever.
The technology grew through decades of Cold War research and precision engineering until the first GPS systems felt almost like magic. Today your phone, car, plane, and maps depend on signals traveling from space above your head.
The strangest part? The system guiding you today started as a quiet experiment no one expected to reshape the world.
Watch until the end for the hidden history behind GPS.
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In 1978, engineers in California launched a small experimental satellite without knowing it would change how humans move forever. But the idea wasn’t new, because sailors in the 1700s once relied on unreliable stars and shaky clocks to guess where they were. So the Cold War pushed scientists to build something more exact, which meant using signals from orbit to track positions on Earth. And that’s why the first GPS receiver in 1983 felt like magic, even though it was the product of decades of quiet trial and error. Its accuracy later opened the path to the navigation we trust today.
#shorts #space #tech #gps #history #science #satellite #innovation #technology #engineering #spacefacts #maps #navigation #viral #didyouknow

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