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This page was created to share with you all of the wonderful and sometimes exclusive event information that gets sent to me to share with my readers. Since I get hundreds of e-mails, I am going to have to be kinda picky about what I choose to post, but I will constantly be adding to this page (almost daily) Some might be for events a few months away or as close as tomorrow. If you are searching for a certain event, you can type in the Google search box to see if we have the information for you, if not, Google with gladly show you further information.
FINE LIVING HAPPENINGS AND THINGS TO DO IN NEW ENGLAND
Newburyport's Free Waterfront Festival
Saturday, July 10th at Waterfront park from 1 pm - 7pm The concert if free, most parking is free... there are some paid parking available as well.
Nantucket Preservation Trust will hold its Sixth Annual Summer Kitchens Tour on Thursday, July 15 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. This year the tour will be showcasing kitchens on historic Union Street.
The tour illustrates how historic homes can be sensitively updated or how historic kitchens can be incorporated into everyday life. You may visit the homes at your own pace. There will be trained docents available to answer questions and educate you about the home’s history. Several of the homes will host local chefs and you can taste some of their delicious food along the way.
For tickets call (508) 228-1387
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Parade of lights
The second annual Boston Parade of Lights will be held in Boston Harbor on Aug. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Boaters will set sail from Anchorage One at Logan Airport, and follow a route along the harbor to Charlestown, and back down to South Boston's Castle Island.
Join us at one of the many Boston waterfront parks to watch the parade, or enter your boat in the event and sail through the harbor for a great cause.
For more information:
Contact: Tom Wanderer
E-mail: tom.bostonparadeoflights@gmail.com
Website: www.bostonparadeoflights.com
Enjoy the Sights of the Charles River Reservation on a Bike Tour with the Boston Center for Adult Education
Summer has arrived, bringing with it sunny days, warm nights, and nostalgia for the less stressful days of childhood summers. You find yourself yearning for those afternoons spent with friends, biking around, swimming and rolling your eyes as your mother incessantly reminded you about applying sunscreen. Those glory days are long gone, your grubby sneakers replaced with shiny loafers, your ripped shorts with a tailored suit. Or are they…
The Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) invites you and your friends (or even co-workers) to reclaim your youth in a grown-up way with their “Urban Bike Tour: Explore the Charles River Reservation.” This is the perfect opportunity to embrace the summer like you did an unnamed number of years ago: biking on 4-6 miles of both the paved and unmarked trails of the Reservation on a late summer afternoon.
After the ride, feel free to join your biking comrades for a complimentary appetizer and a beer or two (hey, no need to hide it from Mom now) at John Harvard’s Brew Pub in Harvard Square.
Don’t miss this chance to take advantage of your inner child and beautiful city on Friday, July 23, 2010 from 6:00PM-8:30PM for a night of fun, friends and fantastic cuisine.
WHERE: Meet Tim Post and the rest of your tour group in front of the Harvard Square Red Line subway station next to the information kiosk.
WHEN: Friday, July 23, 2010 from 6:00PM - 8:30 PM
COST: $25.00
ADDITIONAL: Students should come prepared with a bike, a bike lock, helmet and water or snack as needed. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and sneakers too.
RSVP: Registration is necessary. Please visit www.bcae.org or call the Boston Center for Adult Education at 617-267-4430 to sign up.
