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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Great Barrington
This Holiday Inn hotel is located in southern Berkshire Mountains. Every room includes a microwave oven, refrigerator, high speed internet access, iron & coffeemaker. The King Studio Suites has a sofa-bed, sitting area, wet bar & activity table and the Jacuzzi suites includes a heart-shaped tub. The Hotel offers an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, fitness room and the Express Start breakfast is free.
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The Town of Great Barrington was founded in 1761 and is located in the southwestern corner of Massachusetts in Berkshire County.

Tourism is of major importance in the town which is encouraged by a combination of outdoor activities and cultural offerings as well as restaurants, B&B's and small inns. There are activities that help carry tourism though the four seasons like skiing for winter, fall foliage and summer culture along with the beauty of spring.

Residents note that Great Barrington is a wonderful community to raise a family or run a business and enjoy the pleasure of small town living.

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Dave Arcari - Cannibal Ramblers
Age Limit: 18+

Dave Arcari

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When: Aug 10, 2013 3 PM in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts (Sat, 10 Aug 2013 15 )
Full On Fridays @ ROYALE
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When: May 24, 2013 10 PM to May 25, 2013 2 AMin Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: $15.00 (Fri, 24 May 2013 22 )
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons


When: Aug 24, 2013 7 PM in Hyannis, Massachusetts (Sat, 24 Aug 2013 19 )
Garrison Keillor


When: Jul 26, 2013 7 PM in Cohasset, Massachusetts (Fri, 26 Jul 2013 19 )
Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees
MLB Baseball

When: Jul 20, 2013 4:05:00 PM in Boston, Massachusetts (Sat, 20 Jul 2013 16:05:00 )
Boston Bruins vs. New York Rangers Conference Semifinals
NHL Hockey

When: May 29, 2013 12 PM in Boston, Massachusetts (Wed, 29 May 2013 12 )
Flying Dragon and Dancing Phoenix
In Chinese mythology, the Dragon and Phoenix represent water and fire. These in turn symbolize Yin and Yang, the two basic powers of Chinese philosophy which are responsible for movement and life. Our performance group features both male and female performers in an energetic, one and half hour-long show  that  includ es  dazzling acrobatics, a glow in the dark dragon, powerful drums, LED yoyo and delicate Chinese folk dances.  Representing both the Dragon and Phoenix at the same time, by flying and dancing together, these two powerful entities create graceful and powerful movements that bring life to the performance and the audience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUxFPsGWVJE



When: Jun 15, 2013 7 PM to Jun 15, 2013 9 PMin Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts
Cost: Member 16.82

(Sat, 15 Jun 2013 19 )
We Will Rock You


When: Nov 5, 2013 7 PM in Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: TBA (Tue, 05 Nov 2013 19 )
Age Of End - TESTER


When: May 31, 2013 9 PM in Haverhill, Massachusetts (Fri, 31 May 2013 21 )
BENEFIT FOR GIRLS ROCK CAMPAIGN BOSTON THIRD ANNUAL JAMAICA PLAIN VS. SOMERVILLE DANCE OFF!!

BENEFIT FOR GIRLS ROCK CAMPAIGN BOSTON
THIRD ANNUAL JAMAICA PLAIN VS. SOMERVILLE DANCE OFF!!

MAY 31ST, STARTS AT 8 PM
All proceeds to to benefit GRCB 21 + Event

 

Naga Cambridge Girls Rock Campaign Boston's annual 
Jamaica Plain vs. Somerville Dance Off, May 31st, 2013.
Emceed by hilarious celebrity Somerville and JP baristas from
the finest local establishments (Diesel Café, Block 11, Ula Café and City Feed and Supply)

 

featuring DJ's from both sides of the river

DJ Mark E. Moon (BIG DIGITS)

D'HANA (CHUBRUB PRODUCTIONS)

LEAH McFLY

DJ ANGIE DONUTS

 

Teams will dance throughout the night and be judged on participation, spirit, style and creativity in competition. Winners will walk away with the grand prize of a year of gloating rights, an enormous trophy and overall hometown pride.

More special guests, contests, raffle items and prizes TBA 


TICKETS: $12 dollars in advance, $15
Sold at door
Proceeds benefit Girls Rock Campaign Boston, a non-profit music and mentoring program for girls and women in the Greater Boston area.

 

www.girlsrockboston.org

twitter: @girlsrockboston

 

 



When: May 31, 2013 8 PM to Jun 1, 2013 1 AMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Team Somerville 13.59

Team Jamaica Plain 13.59

Team Undecided 13.59

(Fri, 31 May 2013 20 )
Yoko Miwa Trio
Age Limit: All Ages

Yoko Miwa Trio




When: Jun 23, 2013 10 AM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free - reservations recommended but not required (Sun, 23 Jun 2013 10 )
JAY Z & Justin Timberlake - Official
When: Aug 11, 2013 7:01:00 PM in Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: USD 0.00 (Sun, 11 Aug 2013 19:01:00 )
New Baby Celebration!

Don't miss this special celebration for families and their newest addition (0-12months).

Enjoy fantastic FREE activities & gifts just for you, including:

  • Sample parent/child music demo at 10am with music educator, Ronni Olitsky
  • baby sign language intro lesson with Signing Time Academy
  • Special storytime with First Connections
  • FREE children's books & raffle prize entry tickets

In addition, parents can enjoy (fee-based, deeply discounted) a mini family photography session with Carlee Kettell of ckdesign (limited space; $50 fee payable by phone in advance), and half-price custom clay keepsakes of your newest addition’s hand-/footprints ($20).

Activities (free & discounted) for older siblings available.

Registration limited to 20 families; 15-minute professional photo session limited to eight families (call the Studio to register at 978.369.1770).

Families with infants (0-12mos.). Pre-register.



When: Jun 15, 2013 10 AM to Jun 15, 2013 12 PMin Concord, Massachusetts
Cost: New baby celebration (free activities only; one ticket needed per family) 0.00

New baby celebration (50% off Clay Keepsakes project; one ticket per project) 22.09

(Sat, 15 Jun 2013 10 )
The Four Tops and the Temptations
When: Jul 27, 2013 7 PM in Cohasset, Massachusetts (Sat, 27 Jul 2013 19 )
Barrington Levy @ Dreamland, Martha's Vinyeard MA

Supporting Acts: Crooked Coast

Barrington Levy

One of the great success stories of the 80's, arrived on the dancehall scene and swiftly remodeled it in his own image. Although numerous DJ's and vocalist would rise and fall during this decade, Levy was one of the few with staying power, and he continued releasing massive hits well into the 90's. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, as a youngster, Barrington Levy formed the Mighty Multitude with his cousin Everton Dacres. They started off playing the sound systems and cut their first single, "My Black Girl," in 1977. All of 14, Levy broke out his own the next year and recorded his debut solo single, A Long Time Since We Don't Have No Love." It didn't have much of an impact, however the teen's appearances in the dancehalls were eagerly awaited events. It was at one of these that Levy met former singer turned producer Junjo Lawes and Mew York-based producer Hyman "Jah Life" Wright. The pair took the youth into King Tubby's studio, accompanied by the Roots Radics, and recorded a clutch of cuts. The first fruits of this union were "Ah Yah We Deh," quickly followed by "Looking My Love", and " Wedding Ring Aside." Success was immediate, but it was the mighty "Collie Weed" that really cemented the teen's hold of dancehall. "Shine Eye Girl", was a smash follow up, and the young Levy was now in great demand. A stream of singles followed "Jumpy Girl", a lovely version of Horace Andy's "Skylarking", "Reggae Music", Levy joined forces with producer Alvin Ranglin for another sting of hits—"Never Tear My Love Apart," "Jah", "You Made Me So Happy," and "When You're Young and in Love." Levy's rich vocals were made for duets, both with other vocalists and DJ's , and it wasn't long before the young star was also recording collaborative singles. Toyan was a great foil on "Call You on the Phone"", he paired with Jah Thomas on "Moonlight Lover" and "Sister Debby", and joined forces with Trinity for "Lose Respect" and a follow-up, "I Need a Girl" in 1980. That same year, Levy made a sensational appearance at Reggae Sunsplash, then returned in 1981. During these early years, the singer seemingly spent all of his time between the recording studios and the dancehalls. Amidst the deluge of singles, four albums arrived as well between 1979 and 1980. First up was Bounty Hunter, which boosted three smash singles—"Reggae Music", "Shine Eye Girl", and "Looking My Love" –and a clutch of other tracks that were just about as good. In Britain, the Burning Sounds label released Shine Eye Gal, also a hits heavy package which included the title track-track, "Collie Weed", and "Ah Yah We Deh." It was swiftly followed by the mighty Englishman, an absolutely fabulous record which was overseen by the unbeatable studio grouping of Junjo Lawes and two of King Tubby's protégés—Scientist and Prince Jammy. A veteran of the clubs, he brought the spontaneity of the DJ to his records while returning vocals back to the sound system scene which had been purely the realm of the Djs. Utilizing old roots rhythms revitalized by the Radics, and giving the songs a hard, but danceable edge, Lawes and Levy together helped establish a whole new dancehall sound. 1980's Robin Hood merely affirmed that everyone in Jamaica already knew: That Levy was now the biggest star on t he island, with a talent that was unbeatable. Or more accurately, he was king of the singers, because ruling beside him was DJ Yellowman, another Lawes' discovery, that was brought to him by Barrington Levy. Robin Hood was as big as its predecessor and was beginning to have an impact in Britain as well, where both it and Englishman had been released by the Greensleeves label. Not surprisingly, both albums heavy rhythms would provide the building blocks for the Scientist V Prince Jammy dub clash album. Unfortunately, Levy's very popularity was now beginning to have some serious drawbacks. Even before stardom arrived, the singer had noticed with delight fans tapping his sets at the dancehalls, and these tapes were coming back to haunt him. Suddenly, the shelves were buckling under the weight of the bootlegged albums, featuring not just older pirated live material, but also unreleased outtakes and recycled older singles. In response, Levy didn't release a new album for two years, but in the meantime, new singles more then made up for it. From 1980 came such hits as the haunting Lawes-produced "Mary Long Tongue" producer Linval Thompson's "Too Poor," and a string if hits cut with Karl Pitterson, including " I Have a Problem" and "Even Tide Fire a Disaster". And as the decade progressed, the flood hits continued. "I'm Not in Love", "You Have It", "Tomorrow Is Another Day", "Robberman", "BlackRose" "My Women", and "Money Move" were just a small number of the hits released between 1981 and 1983, with the latter song the biggest smash of the batch. Levy even tried his hand at self-production, recording such excellent songs as "In the Dark" and "Love of Jah." Amongst there were fabulous singles recorded for Joe Gibbs, "My Women" included. The Reggae Vibes album would bundle up Levy's best with the producer, s well a number of cuts from fellow dancehall singer Sammy Dread. 1983 finally saw the release of Levy album "Money Move". The latter was excellently overseen by George Phang and boasted a stupendous group of rhythms that Sly & Robbie had specifically made for the producer. In the U.K, the burning sounds label also released Hunter Man, a greatest-hits collection. But the hits were still coming on strong; in 1984 none were bigger then Levy and Jah Screw produced "Under Mi Sensi." The pair would also record a new album that year, Here I come, whose title-track would the top 50 in the U.K The album itself took Britain by storm and ensured that Levy walked away with the best Vocalist Award at Britain's Reggae Awards. It was also these songs that secured his spot in the Guinness Book of World Records, as the first reggae artist to hold both 1st and 2nd place slots in the charts. The same year, the singer also joined forces with another young singer who was tearing up the dance floors, Frankie Paul, for the intriguing sound clash set Barrington Levy meets Frankie Paul. 1985 brought Prison Oval Rock (the Volcano Jamaican label release, and not to be confused with the RAS label's U.S. compilation of the same title), which found the singer joining forces with Lawes again, for another roots-fired set equal to its predecessors. It had been six years since Levy burst onto the scene with all the force of a nuclear weapon. Now in his early twenties, the singer's output significantly began to slow. He did return to Reggae Sunsplash in 1987 and would remain a top attraction at the festival until 1985. He also released "Love the Life you Live" in 1988, a rather patchy effort compared to previous releases. It was to be his last new album until 1991. But Levy wasn't a spent force yet. Before the 80's were over, he scored tow more hits with "My Time" and "Too Experience", both under the aegis of producer Jah Screw, and both covers of songs written by Bob Andy (ex-Paragons and also of Bob & Marcia fame). Signing with MCA in t he U.S., Levy attempted to cross over into the North American market with 1983's Barrington. Produced by Lee Jaffe, the Album featured a re-recorded "Under Mi Sensi", and boasted strong songs as "Murderer" and "Vice Versa Love" and "Be Strong", a major hit in the Caribbean and South America. However, the relationship with MCA was not a happy one and Levy quickly departed. Meanwhile, back in Britain, the singer was chalking up another hit with "Work". In 1994, Levy was joined by Beenie man on the singles "Two Sounds" and "Murderer". Both soon reappeared as fiery jungles remixes, with "Sensi", in particular, mashing up the dance floors. Under Jack Scorpio's direction, the singer next paired with Mega Banton for "She's Mine". Jah Screw took these collaborations to the next logical step, and recorded an entire album and recorded and entire album of shared songs, Duets (this is its American title and it was released in the U.s. by RAS, and in the U.K., Levy's relationship with Greensleeves continued, where the album there was titled Barrington Levy's DJ Counteraction). From this set, "Living Dangerously" with Bounty Killer rocketed up the Jamaican charts and set pace at clubs around the world . Time Capsule came hot on its heels in 1996, a short album (a mere eight tracks plus five dubs), which more than made up for lack of quantity with quality. Over the next two years, his circle of friends was obviously growing, and 1998's re-make of "Murderer" featured such diverse artists as rap master Snoop Doggy Dogg and Southern California punk-reggae heroes Long Beach Dub All-Stars. In 2003, his debut album Bounty Hunter was reordered and reissued as Moonlight Lover on the Burning Bush label. Two years later, the Sanctuary label collected his recordings with Henry Lawes and Alvin Ranglin for "Love Your Brother man: The Early Tear". Numerous compilations have continued to appear featuring much of the singer's greatest work. He was also featured in 2000 on rapper on Shyne's debut album "Bad Boyz", with two singles "Bad Boyz" which was number 1 on the hip-hop charts, and "Bonnie and Shynz.



When: Jun 7, 2013 9 PM in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts
Cost: $25.00 - $200.00 (Fri, 07 Jun 2013 21 )
The Walkmen
This event is 18 and over
The Walkmen


“The detachment you can feel throughout our younger records is gone. We felt like it was time to make a bigger, more generous statement.”

When describing the new album, Heaven, the Walkmen lead singer Hamilton Leithauser portrays a band hitting maturity, comfortable in its mastery, after a decade together. Adds guitarist Paul Maroon, “when you’re starting out, you’re sitting there trying to come up with a big idea, but after a while, you learn about the process of writing. You learn about your friends in the band and how they work best.”

It’s been ten years since the Walkmen made their debut album, Everybody Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone. Ten years since they mixed the lovingly recorded analogue tapes down to the cheapest CD burner they could find. Ten years since lead singer Hamilton Leithauser snapped guitarist Paul Maroon’s arm in a celebratory wrestling match. Ten years since critics attached them to a New York scene they never wanted any part of.

But when Leithauser sings “We Can’t Be Beat,” on the opening track of their new album, he means it, like Cool Hand Luke getting up off the floor for one more round. “The world is ours,” he declares. This time, he may be right.
This spring, the band played a series of 10th anniversary shows that demonstrated how far they have outstripped their peers: two sets over two hours, no filler, rapturously received. In contrast, fellow graduates from New York’s celebrated rock revival class of ’02 have burned out or faded from view.

The Walkmen are the great New York band of their generation, and in Heaven, they have delivered their third killer album in a row. Although Leithauser argues that “our biggest accomplishment is just being here,” they are making the best music of their career and filling their largest venues yet. Their spot at the top of the bill at May’s Crossing Brooklyn Ferry festival, curated by The National, demonstrates the respect in which they are held by the current wave of bands making music in the city.

All five members of the band have kids now and if the impact of parenthood is hard to pin down in a single lyric, there is definitely a new openness and emotional honesty to the songs. Most importantly, the old gang mentality has deepened, becoming something worthwhile and lasting. “I’m very proud of what we’ve done. We’ve stayed friends and those friendships have grown,” says Bauer. “We have survival experience and real love that children generate in your life.” Heaven is a definitive statement of purpose and commitment, from a band at the peak of its powers that is finally winning the recognition it deserves.

- Andrew Purcell

When: May 26, 2013 9 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $25 (Sun, 26 May 2013 21 )
Lenny Clarke

Supporting Acts: Dave Russo



When: May 31, 2013 7 PM in Quincy, Massachusetts
Cost: $25.00 - $30.00 (Fri, 31 May 2013 19 )
Ben Kenney (Incubus / The Roots) @ Hard Rock Cafe, Boston MA

Supporting Acts: Forgetful Jones, The Release

Ben Kenney

Ben Kenney, (born on March 12, 1977), is an American musician, and the bassist for the band Incubus. Ben Kenney played guitar for the hip-hop group The Roots before he joined Incubus in 2003 after the departure of bassist and founding member Alex Katunich aka Dirk Lance. He had previously played with Incubus members Mike Einziger and Jose Pasillas in Time Lapse Consortium. The introduction of Kenney into the group marked a shift in the band's sound. His groove-oriented sound replaced previous bassist Dirk Lance's funky bass lines. He also plays in his own band, The Division Group, (formerly known as Supergrub) with Neal Evans of Soulive and Ashley Mendel. They are releasing their new CD Saturnize in 2006. Ben is known to play 6 different instruments and sometimes plays drum solos with Incubus' drummer Jose Pasillas live on-stage. He has also done studio work for artists including Ben has two solo albums, 26 released in 2004, and Maduro released on March 1, 2006. Both were released by the independent record company, Ghetto Crush Industries. Ben plays guitar, bass, and drums while singing and writing every part on the solo records. His on-stage equipment includes Lakland Joe Osborn and Bob Glaub signature basses (based on Fender Jazz and Precision basses respectively), Line 6 effects and Mesa Boogie amplifiers.



When: Jun 6, 2013 8 PM in Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: $12.00 - $15.00 (Thu, 06 Jun 2013 20 )
18+ FOAM Party - June 20th @ Pufferbellies w/ DISCO DROP - Save $ - Order Tickets Online

DISCO DROP (KIDD LOGIC / JOHN MATHER) 18+ FOAM PARTY JUNE 20th -

Click the PAYPAL button to order with any DEBIT/CREDIT Card! [Quantity 1 = 1 PARTY PASS (3 tickets) for only $20 [Your PARTY PASS will be emailed to you INSTANTLY - if you dont have a printer, thats ok, once you get to the venue, at the register say you ordered tickets online, say the Ticket Buyer name and YOU plus 2 people will get in!


< If you have ANY questions, Call Rachel @ 774-208-1677> (Single Tickets (1 person entry) will be available @ the door for $15)

 

 Save $$ - Order Tickets Now and Skip the Line!

(3 Tickets for only $20 for a LIMITED TIME online)

*18+ FOAM PARTY - June 20th @ Club Pufferbellies (Hyannis 02601)

*(3 Tickets for only $20 for a LIMITED TIME online )

*its easy, use any DEBIT or CREDIT with PAYPAL (safest way to pay online)! (if you have any questions about placing an order, please CALL Rachel @ 774-208-1677 

*[Arrive before 10pm for FREE GLOWSTICKS + Giveaways!]

Tickets WILL BE available @ the door, but we suggest ORDER ONLINE and Save $$$ and Skip the Line!

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Club Pufferbellies has a capacity of over 1000+ w/ 100,000+ watts of bass and surrounding blacklights, laser, fogmachines, 2bars and open area to smoke and chill! plus get ready for the famous FOAM CANNON @ Pufferbellies and c02 to cool you down!

thursday June 20th, come party on the Cape!

< if your not into foam, its cool, there is plenty of foam free dance areas, but once you get there we hope you change your mind :) >

NewEnglandEDM.com Ultimate FOAM XPERIENCE

June 20th @ Club Pufferbellies (18+ to Dance/21+ to Drink)

Party Starts @ 8:30pm until 1AM

 [Arrive before 10pm for FREE GLOWSTICKS + Giveaways!]

Save $ --> Arrive Early!

$15 at door for first 300 people, $20 after (Save $$ Order Tickets Online)

or 

 Save $$ - Order Tickets Now and Skip the Line!

(3 Tickets for only $20 for a LIMITED TIME online)



When: Jun 20, 2013 8 PM to Jun 21, 2013 1 AMin Hyannis, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Thu, 20 Jun 2013 20 )
Ron White
When: Aug 15, 2013 8 PM in Hyannis, Massachusetts (Thu, 15 Aug 2013 20 )
Peter Hook & The Light
Peter Hook & The Light
Tuesday, September 10, 8:00 PM
This event is ages 18 and over with valid ID.
Advance Box Office Price - $20.00
Buy Tickets

When: Sep 10, 2013 8 PM in Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: USD 20.00 (Tue, 10 Sep 2013 20 )
Somi
When: Aug 22, 2013 8 PM in Allston, Massachusetts
Cost: USD 0.00 (Thu, 22 Aug 2013 20 )
Celebration Gala for Daniel Noel

 The Holy Bible Baptist Church

invites you to celebrate God's abundant goodness

through the ministry of His servant Daniel Noel

On June 29, 2013 at 6:00pm

Anthony's

105 Canal Street

Malden, MA 02148

On the menu: family, friends, testimonies, dinner, entertainment with Maesto Jimmy Jean-Félix & Band, Suze Raymond, Tehilah, etc.



When: Jun 29, 2013 6 PM to Jun 29, 2013 11 PMin Malden, Massachusetts
Cost: Celebration Gala for Daniel Noel 75.00

(Sat, 29 Jun 2013 18 )
Puppet Show: Little Superheroes

Superheroes in training, Ruby Raccoon and Benny Bunny, have to prove they’re super fearless, super helpful, and want to save the world. Bring your little superhero(es) to enjoy this performance by Talking Hands Theatre, a 9-year old theatre troupe that travels throughout New England combining handmade puppets with original & classic stories.

Recommended for ages 2-8. Pre-registration strongly encouraged.

$8/child ($20 family max.). NOTE: Adults do not pay so tickets are unnecessary (reasonable attendance appreciated).



When: Jun 8, 2013 10 AM to Jun 8, 2013 11:15:00 AMin Concord, Massachusetts
Cost: Puppet Show: Little Superheroes 8.00

(Sat, 08 Jun 2013 10 )
STUDIO CLOSED ~ Happy Memorial Day!


When: May 27, 2013 9 AM to May 27, 2013 5 PMin Concord, Massachusetts
Cost: STUDIO CLOSED 0.00

(Mon, 27 May 2013 09 )
We Run The World! w/BLOWW, Oilhead, The Evil Streaks, Harris Hawk

Boston League of Women Wrestlers

http://www.blowwboston.com/



When: Jun 1, 2013 8 PM in Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: $10.00 (Sat, 01 Jun 2013 20 )
Yoko Miwa Trio
Age Limit: All Ages

Yoko Miwa Trio




When: Jun 9, 2013 10 AM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: free - reservations recommended but not required (Sun, 09 Jun 2013 10 )
Della Mae
Age Limit: All Ages

Della Mae




When: Jul 11, 2013 8 PM in Fall River, Massachusetts (Thu, 11 Jul 2013 20 )
Brian Dolzani
Age Limit: 21+

Brian Dolzani




When: Jun 2, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: TBA (Sun, 02 Jun 2013 20 )
Bim Skala Bim , Pressure Cooker , John DeCarlo and Company
When: Jul 20, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $10.00 (Sat, 20 Jul 2013 20 )
National Wine Day


Saturday, May 25th 2-5pm
Celebrate National Wine Day
With Oak Barrel of Beverly MA
John Grange Selections
& Smirnoff Sorbet Light Tasting, Kenny Chesney Coconut & White Rum Tasting
PLUS- SCHOFFERHOFER GRAPEFRUIT BEER TASTING



When: May 25, 2013 2 PM to May 25, 2013 5 PMin Gloucester, Massachusetts
Cost: free tasting 0.00

(Sat, 25 May 2013 14 )
Learn about LEAH Friend & Fundraiser

The LEAH Project of Health Resources in Action invites you to learn more about the amazing work of Boston high school students working in afterschool programs engaging elementary school students in hands-on science activities. As LEAH settles into its new home at Health Resources in Action (HRiA) we will celebrate the accomplishments this year and look forward to its growth in the next years!

 

Join LEAH Mentors, Advisory board members, staff and friends at Bella Luna Restaurant & Milky Way Lounge at 284 Amory St., Boston MA 02130 on Wednesday, June 5th, 2013 5:00-9:00PM for a fun-filled evening. 

 

The evening will feature special remarks from:

 

  • Charlie Rose - LEAH Board Member and Senior Vice President & Dean of City Year - about the essential elements of youth leadership.
  • Current LEAH Mentors Wilton Zou and Ricardo Guerrero  - speaking about their experiences as LEAH Mentors
  • Laurie Jo Wallace, Mo Barbosa & Susan Flint - staff of HRiA LEAH



When: Jun 5, 2013 5 PM to Jun 5, 2013 9 PMin Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Wed, 05 Jun 2013 17 )
The Timberfakes + Hard Knock Live
When: Jun 21, 2013 8 PM in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: $13.00 (Fri, 21 Jun 2013 20 )
SOLD OUT - Paul Kelly at Passim Paul Kelly's remarkable new 11-song album "Spring and Fall" -- ...
When: May 21, 2013 12 AM to May 21, 2013 12 AMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Tue, 21 May 2013 00 )
Pizza Night!! at FiRE + iCE Did we say pizza? ...
When: May 21, 2013 12 AM to May 23, 2013 12 AMin Cambridge, Massachusetts (Tue, 21 May 2013 00 )
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When: May 22, 2013 9 AM to May 24, 2013 5 PMin Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: Simplilearn ACP Certification Training in Boston, MA @ $1599 1,408.95

(Wed, 22 May 2013 09 )
CEEO "Alumni Event"

Please register for the
CEEO "Alumni Event"
Sunday, June 9th from 3PM-6PM
at the
Center for Engineering Education and Outreach


For directions, please click here: ceeo.tufts.edu/directions

 

(Don't forget to send video footage to magee.giarrosso@tufts.edu)



When: Jun 9, 2013 3 PM to Jun 9, 2013 6 PMin Medford, Massachusetts
Cost: CEEO Alumni Event 0.00

(Sun, 09 Jun 2013 15 )
Beach Boys


When: Aug 17, 2013 8 PM in Cohasset, Massachusetts (Sat, 17 Aug 2013 20 )
AKA CertiFive: Setting the Standard in Sisterhood and Service

 

 

 

 



When: Jun 30, 2013 6 PM to Jun 30, 2013 10 PMin Brockton, Massachusetts
Cost: AKA CertiFive 37.92

(Sun, 30 Jun 2013 18 )
Thursday Night PubCrawl

Everyone knows that the weekend really starts on a Thursday. After putting in so many hours at your desk, filing papers, making calls, and answering those annoying emails, who could wait until Friday to actually indulge in a little fun? Here's your chance to break the week up nicely and give yourself something to look forward to. Each and every Thursday a special pubcrawl takes place in Boston, so why wouldn't you want to be a part of that!? Rather than opting to stay in one bar for hours on end, you'll have a chance to indulge in a little variety and shake things up during the week. Boston's known for have one of the best bar scenes in the nation, with loads of pubs and bars on nearly every corner.

Here's your chance to finally see what it's all about. Registration for the big event starts at Mija Cantina (1 S. Market Street), a killer bar that's also participating in the crawl. Featuring the best drink special AND food specials, there's no better way to indulge in a little entertainment in Boston than through a special event like this. Make sure to get your tickets while you still can, because we're known to sell out quite quickly. Boston ready for an awesome event every single Thursday, are you?

 

Drink Specials: 

  • $3 PBR Drafts
  • $4 Margarita 

Food Special:

  • $1 Beef or Chicken Taco

**Specials vary based on venue**

Must be 21 years old to participate; valid State ID required. Advertised drink specials are available at specific venues, at specific times, are subject to change, and may not be available at every venue. 2 for 1 drinks means you get 2 drinks for the price of 1. Actual drinks offered are at the venue's discretion. Participating venues and advertised times are subject to change. PubCrawls.com promotes safety and urges all participants to drink responsibly. Participants must bring their Print At Home Ticket to the registration venue. No refunds. All sales are final.



When: Jun 6, 2013 5 PM to Jun 7, 2013 2 AMin Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: Visit EventBrite.com for pricing. (Thu, 06 Jun 2013 17 )
BIG Breakfast Meetup

Join BIG - Boston Israel Group for our first-ever BIG Breakfast Meetup! Come to Pret A Manger  and enjoy some free coffee and a schmooze before work with your Israel-inclined pals.  



When: May 22, 2013 7 AM to May 22, 2013 8 AMin Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: BIG Breakfast Meetup 0.00

(Wed, 22 May 2013 07 )
Flyng Dragon and Dancing Phoenix
In Chinese mythology, the Dragon and Phoenix represent water and fire. These in turn symbolize Yin and Yang, the two basic powers of Chinese philosophy which are responsible for movement and life. Our performance group features both male and female performers in an energetic, one and half hour-long show that includ es dazzling acrobatics, a glow in the dark dragon, powerful drums, LED yoyo and delicate Chinese folk dances. Representing both the Dragon and Phoenix at the same time, by flying and dancing together, these two powerful entities create graceful and powerful movements that bring life to the performance and the audience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUxFPsGWVJE

When: Jun 15, 2013 7 PM to Jun 15, 2013 9 PMin Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts
Cost: Member 16.82

(Sat, 15 Jun 2013 19 )
Making Life More Meaningful - 2nd annual gala @ Holiday Inn Somerville

HOLIDAY INN - Bunker Hill Somerville

Please join us for Walnut Street Center's 2nd Annual Gala.

The evening promises to be fun and entertaining.

  • Bid high in our silent and live auctions
  • Enjoy live entertainment
  • Celebrate with our award recipients

Please join us to to help us realize our mission;

"to empower adults with developmental disabilites to make meaningful life choices."



When: Sep 19, 2013 6 PM to Sep 19, 2013 9 PMin Somerville, Massachusetts
Cost: Walnut Street Center, 2nd annual gala 80.12

Reduced ticket price includes family members, Walnut Street Center employees and people who receive supports from WSC. Member ticket- Walnut Street Center, 2nd annual gala 53.74

(Thu, 19 Sep 2013 18 )
Mobile, Social Media, Video & Search: Myths & Best Practices for Growing Your Business

In the new economy it's not not just what you know or who you know.

It's "What do you want to be known for,

and can find you vs. your competition?" 

- Lisa Ann Maini, myMarketingManager


Digital marketing is changing the way that companies do business.  In the past, people used to say, "It's not just what you know, it's who you know," and their marketing was focused on new and innovative ways to find customers.  But customer buying behavior has changed.  Today, more and more consumers and companies are using digital marketing tools to find what they want, when they want to buy it.  From a marketing perspective, the focus has changed from companies finding customers who might like to buy, to customers finding companies when they are ready to buy.


As a business owner you might think, "This does not concern me.  Our clients don't look for our products/services over the internet."   This might be true now, but the next generation of customers, business owners and buyers is all ready there  (last month there were over 20 billion searches on Google alone).  So if you want to get on board with digital marketing (or at least kick the tires) here is your chance.  Join business owners and managers on June 18th to explore the myths, realities and best practices of using digital marketing to grow your business in the new economy.

  

Distinguished Panelists

(click here for bios)

 

Lisa Ann Maini, Founder, myMarketingManager (moderator)

Kevin Wiant, Principal, Spar Networks 

James Ringrose, CEO, Real Cool TV Productions

Todd Van Hoosear, Principal, Fresh Ground 

Jeff Pucko, Senior SEO Specialist, Boston Web Marketing 

  

 Attendees*

Business Owners, Business Managers

Entrepreneurs & Investors

 

 Event Details

Tuesday June 18th, 2013

5:00 pm  - 8:30 pm

Cambridge Innovation Center

1 Broadway, 5th Floor, Cambridge, MA

 

 Light Refreshments & Networking

  

Questions? Please Visit: www.neweconomybootcamp.com


*Bonus: Attendees receive a free, no obligation website assessment to enhance your online presence!  




When: Jun 18, 2013 5 PM to Jun 18, 2013 8 PMin Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cost: Please note that additional fees may apply from Eventbrite and your credit card company. Early Bird Special 41.99

Please note that additional fees may apply from Eventbrite and your credit card company. Regular Price 52.24

(Tue, 18 Jun 2013 17 )
The Market Restaurant Season Grand Re-Opening with Sutton Cellars

Please join us for the private grand re-opening of The Market Restaurant with our first wine dinner of the season. We're teaming up with winemaker Carl Sutton of San Francisco's Sutton Cellars for a night of mustached merriment.

We will offer hors d'ouerves and a three-course meal paired with:

-Sonoma Heirloom Apple Cider

-Brown Label vermouth (featured in NYTimes)

-Old vine Mendocino County Carignan

-Newly released Vin dé Noix dessert wine

*Full menu to be released Wednesday, May 22nd. 

Hope to see you there!



When: May 28, 2013 6 PM to May 28, 2013 8 PMin Gloucester, Massachusetts
Cost: Dinner Reservation - 6:00pm 69.57

Dinner Reservation - 6:30pm 69.57

Dinner Reservation - 7:30pm 69.57

Dinner Reservation - 8:00pm 69.57

(Tue, 28 May 2013 18 )
Kids' Concert with In the Nick of Time*

This fun, interactive concert offers memorable, age appropriate songs that demonstrate what multi-cultural music has to offer. With a generous blend of rock, pop, reggae, jazz and funk, In The Nick of Time truly is music for all, big and small!

Creating great family music for over a decade, In the Nick of Time is the recipient of the Fred Roger's Scholarship, Parents' Choice Gold and Silver awards, and the She Knows Parenting Award. In addition, the band received great critical success when their most recent album was named a Top 10 Album of the Year by Parents' Magazine.

Ages 0-8. $8 per child ($30 family max.). Adults do NOT need to register.

Pre-register.



When: Jun 29, 2013 10 AM to Jun 29, 2013 11:15:00 AMin Concord, Massachusetts
Cost: Kids' Concert with In the Nick of Time* 8.00

Kids' Concert with In the Nick of Time (4 or more children/Family Max.) 30.00

(Sat, 29 Jun 2013 10 )
Nichols College Orientation - Class of 2017

Nichols College and the Center for Student Involvement is preparing for the arrival of the Class of 2017! We have started to plan your summer orientation, and wanted to give you some details.

The Nichols College Orientation program is an overnight, one and a half day program that takes place in June. We have designed a schedule to acclimate you to Nichols College in the best way possible. Your experience at Nichols College begins at Orientation.

We have a wide range of activities planned for you to get familiar with new classmates, Nichols College and all the opportunities awaiting you “on the Hill”. Don’t worry families and guests; we have sessions for you too! We will offer a Family & Guest Orientation on the first day of each orientation session. These sessions will enable you to transition along with your student to Nichols College.

Nichols College New Student Orientation Dates:
Session A: Monday June 17th – Tuesday June 18th

Session B: Thursday, June 20th – Friday, June 21st
Session C: Monday June 24th – Tuesday June 25th
Session D: Monday July 15th
(Abbreviated One-Day Session)

 

For sessions A – C, plan on arriving between 9:00am – 10:00am to register and put your things in your room for the night. The day kicks off at 10:15 a.m. with the Orientation Welcome in Fels Student Center and is done by 1:00 p.m. on the second day.

Session D is a one-day session that is abbreviated to give those who could not make it to the overnight sessions only the essentials to be prepared for the fall academic semester. We highly encourage you to try and attend sessions A – C to get the complete orientation experience.

Can’t make it to any orientation sessions? Contact us at Involvement@nichols.edu and we will make sure you receive all the information and connect with one of our orientation leaders to get your questions answered.Additional helpful information:



When: Jun 17, 2013 9 AM to Jul 15, 2013 5 PMin Dudley, Massachusetts
Cost: Nichols College Orientation - Class of 2017 0.00

(Mon, 17 Jun 2013 09 )
Meet BN Jain (VC) and VS Rao of BITS Pilani @ Masala Art (Needman) on Monday June 3 @ 630PM

Meet Professor VS Rao, now Chancellor of BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus and Professor, BN Jain, BITS Pilani Vice Chancellor at Masala Art over dinner. They're looking forward to meeting BITSians. Please book your ticket now, so that we can give the food order to Masala Art and take over a section of the restaurant on Monday Evening @ 630 PM. We know its a weekday, so if you arrive a little later that's ok too. 

 

 



When: Jun 3, 2013 6 PM to Jun 3, 2013 9 PMin Needham, Massachusetts
Cost: This ticket is to hold a spot for you at Masala Art All Tickets 20.00

(Mon, 03 Jun 2013 18 )
Forum in Surgical Technology: GERD and the Lower Esophageal Sphincter

 

STIC-UM Forum in Surgical Technology

GERD and the Lower Esophageal Sphincter


The University of Massachusetts Department of Surgery, in collaboration with the UMCCTS and M2D2, is hosting the first of a series of events to introduce the newly formed Surgical Technology Innovation and Commercialization Program at UMass (STIC-UM)!

The STIC-UM Forum in Surgical Technology will occur four times a year and focus on key surgical market opportunities. The events will include presentations from Forum topic-specific clinical experts, engineering experts, and guest speakers from the industry and regulatory spaces.


The first Forum in Surgical Technology will occur on May 29th from 5-7 p.m. at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, MA. The focus of this Forum will be Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and the Lower Esophageal Sphincter.

The agenda will include presentations on:

  • Market opportunities for GERD
  • Overview of the current surgical standard of care
  • Review of novel technology approaches
  • Promising new technology
  • Regulatory perspectives

This will then be followed by a round-table discussion moderated by Dr. Demetrius E.M. Litwin, Chairman of the Department of Surgery.


**Additional details regarding the presentors to follow**


FAQs

What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?

Parking will be at the Visitor Parking Lot on the UMass Memorial Medical Center University Campus  between North Lake Avenue and Plantation Street.  Directions and instructions for parking will be sent out one week prior to the event.

 

Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Contact: Chris Macomber, MD, MBA

Email: christopher.macomber@umassmemorial.org


Will a webcast be available for this event if I can't get to the UMass Worcester Campus?

Yes.  Certain UMass campuses will have a webcast available to view the event.  Additional details will be provided one week before the event.


 



When: May 29, 2013 5 PM to May 29, 2013 7 PMin Worcester, Massachusetts
Cost: STIC Forum in Surgical Technology: GERD and LES 0.00

(Wed, 29 May 2013 17 )
Boston University Orientation Session Zero

  

Join us during Boston University Orientation Session Zero. 

This is an opportunity for you and your staff to learn more about the people and resources highlighted during Orientation to new students and parents as they become part of the Boston University Community.  It will give you insights on how to communicate our mission to our students as well as to connect with fellow staff members in different departments on campus.

Please feel free to forward this invitation to other BU Community members who would find value in joining us in this experience.

Orientation Session Zero on Wednesday, June 5, 2013

9:30 am
            Check In

 10-10:45 am
            The Basics
Housing, Dining, Residence Life, Student Health Services, Sustainability

 11am – Noon
            Create Your Own Scene   
Disability Services, Center for Career Development, Educational Resource Center, Libraries & Study Abroad
            Tech yourself before you Wreck yourself
Information Services and Technology, BU Today, and Marketing and Communications

Noon-1pm
            Lunch on your own

1-2pm
            Actions have impact
Judicial Affairs, Boston University Police & Sexual Assault Response and Prevention

2:10-3:10pm      
            Duende
Howard Thurman Center, Religious Life, Community Service Center, Students Activities, & Physical Education Recreation and Dance  

3:20-4pm
Money Matters
Financial Assistance, Student Account Services, Student Employment

For more information, please contact Boston University Orientation.
617-353-3555
www.bu.edu/orientation 

Mission: We establish a foundation for identity development of our students as thoughtful individuals, growing intellectuals, proud Terriers and active members of society.



When: Jun 5, 2013 10 AM to Jun 5, 2013 4 PMin Boston, Massachusetts
Cost: Boston University Orientation Session Zero 0.00

(Wed, 05 Jun 2013 10 )

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