September 30, 2026 11:07 am

Mark Firehammer

This post was originally published here.

Unitarian Universalist Church of Pittsfield and the Creative Humanity Alliance are bringing something to Pittsfield on Sunday 29th that is genuinely hard to categorize — and that is exactly the point.

Being Jonas Wilder is a 70-minute solo music-theater experience built around five songs and the stories of what those songs were actually carrying — told in real time. It’s part concert, part memoir, part something else entirely. Audiences tend to sit very still for the last one.

The show is co-presented by UU Church of Pittsfield and the Creative Humanity Alliance, a Holyoke, Massachusetts nonprofit whose mission is restoring connection through creative expression. Admission is free. Donations are welcome and tax-deductible.

UU Church of Pittsfield has a long and interesting history dating back to 1890. Located just a few blocks south of Pittsfield’s Park Square, the former England family mansion is a warm and inviting home for their congregation. 

ESSENTIALS

Sunday November 29th  ·  10:30 AM  ·  Unitarian Universalist Church of Pittsfield, Pittsfield, MA

Free to attend · Donations support the Creative Humanity Alliance · Tax-deductible and the Church.

Full details, song descriptions, and seat reservations at:

https://creativehumanityalliance.org/being-jonas-wilder-unitarian-universalist-church-pittsfield-ma/


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About the Author

Mark Firehammer (b. 1962) cofounded Fitstreams.club in 2020 and myFeelness.com in 2024, an innovative alternative for physical well-being. After a career as a professional musician, he founded Attract More Clients in 2004 and now consults for Fitness Business Pros. Mark is also the author of The Echo and the Voice, a novel that explores authenticity, creativity, and cultural healing. As the founder of Creative Humanity Alliance, his vision is to inspire a cultural shift toward reconnection—helping people rediscover their voices, their creativity, and one another.

A believer in opportunities over obstacles, he’s passionate about empowering others to live without limits—and he loves cats.

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