52 Sumner Announces Schedule for Early 2025 Performances

Springfield, Mass. – 52 Sumner, by Springfield Performing Arts Ventures, Inc. (“SPAV”), has become the hottest new venue in Greater Springfield. Since opening in the historic, but completely renovated, 125-year-old former church they have welcomed Grammy award-winning artist, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, as well as regional performers and break-out new artists; plus they’ve raised money, toys and food for the community.
 
Most recently, they’ve announced the first few performances of the new year:
 
●      The 413s & The Midnight Riders on Saturday, January 25, doors open at 7pm
●      Big Yellow Taxi – New England's premier Joni Mitchell tribute band on Saturday, February 1, doors open at 6:30pm
 
This is just a sampling of the extensive list of performances, click here to see the full list.
 
52 Sumner’s mission is to spark the artistic spirit within the urban community, providing a haven for creative expression, cultural enrichment, and personal growth through the arts. The venue opened in late 2023 after a year of renovation work, including installing a new sound and lighting system, and now a 125-year-old Springfield landmark has a new lease on life.
 
For more information visit their website, or follow them on Facebook or Instagram.
 
If interested or have questions regarding any event please contact Jill Monson at (413) 219-9692 or jill@chikmedia.us.
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About SPAV and 52 Sumner:  Springfield Performing Arts Ventures Inc., is a nonprofit organization that uses 52 Sumner as its performance and event venue. This new venue found its home in a portion of Faith United Church, a 125-year-old landmark that had recently come on the market amid declining church membership in Springfield, MA.