#RoxTweet @ The Haley House
Are you working in the arts? Looking to connect to others? The Haley House Spring 2012 #RoxTweet is a social networking opportunity for folks who are working in the arts or arts management and using social media to promote their work. It is also a great opportunity for those who are looking to learn more about how to use social media to promote their work. Click HERE to more information.
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Social Media Marketing
Dudley Square Main Streets and Greater Grove Hall Main Streets are sponsoring "Social Media Marketing", a continental breakfast that will focus on social media tools such as Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, etc. and how they can be utilized to make a business profile stronger and more connected. Click HERE to learn how to RSVP.
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UMass Plays "Spelling Bee"
The University of Massachusetts of Boston Department of Performing Arts presents the 2005 Tony Award Winning Musical: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. There will be a special community night performance held on April 19th at 7PM. For a full list of performances, please click HERE.
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Children's Theatre Presents "Cinderella"
Under the direction of Michelle Barri-McCourt and Assistant Director Elizabeth Rouse, The Neighborhood Children's Theatre is proud to present Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. There will be three different shows taking place this upcoming weekend at the Saint Ann Parish Hall. Please click HERE to get the dates and times.
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The Kana Dehara Piano Jazz Trio
Looking for a soothing way to end your week? Look no further than St. Mary's Episcopal Church on Friday evening, when the Kana Dehara Piano Jazz Trio, featuring St. Mary's own Kana Dehara and friends, will be playing Jazz Standards along with an original composition by Kana. Please click HERE for more information.
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Pianist Sarah Takagi
Greater Boston House Concerts is proud to present pianist Sarah Takagi featuring music from her solo debut album by Chopin, Albéniz, Ginatstera, Brahms and improvisations by Sarah. A brief 'Talk-Back' with Sarah will follow the concert and then a meet-the-artist reception. Click HERE for more information.
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Healthy Strides, Codman Walks!
Starting on Saturday, Healthworks Community Fitness is inviting anyone in the community to meet on Washington Street, for a 45 minute walk to raise awareness about the importance of being active, because an active community is a healthy community! Click HERE for the address of the meeting place.
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Victorian Egg Hunt
The Boston Public Library Lower Mills Branch is partnering with Forbes History Museum for the 2nd Annual Victorian Egg Hunt. Children ages 3- 8 are welcome. Hundreds of eggs will be hidden on the east and west lawns of the Museum. Each child will receive a handle basket to gather eggs. Click HERE for more information.
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Spring Planting 2012
The Green Neighbors Education Committee, Inc. and The Foundation for a Green Future, Inc. invite you to participate in our Spring Planting 2012. The objective of the Spring Planting is to teach folks how to grow food in their own homes in their yard, on their porch or inside their house. Click HERE for more information.
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The Strike for Bread and Roses
An hour-long performance seen at over 200 venues, and commissioned by the Bread and Roses Festival Committee, about the women textile workers who changed the course of American labor history,
including the actual testimony of four 14-year-old mill workers before the United States Senate. Click HERE for more information.
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Bus Routes Meeting
The MBTA will continue to introduce the Key Bus Route Improvement Program at a series of community meetings. The MBTA wants feedback on how to improve Bus Routes 15, 22 and 28. Preliminary recommendations include the addition of customer amenities and bus stop consolidation, which will result in changes to the location of some bus stops. Click HERE for more information.
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Meet Author Emily Sweeney
Boston has had its share of bookies and loan sharks, gangsters and wiseguys, hoodlums and hit men. From the Great Brink's Robbery, which was hailed as the crime of the century; to the long-forgotten Cotton Club in Roxbury, where the legendary nightlife kingpin Charlie "King" Solomon was gunned down-all of these dark moments, and more, in time are a part of Boston's history that is rarely spoken about. Drawing upon an eclectic collection of crime scene photographs, mug shots, and police documents, author Emily Sweeney takes readers on an eye-opening journey through Boston's underworld. Click HERE for more information.
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Fields Corner Children Thrive Cluster
Fields Corner Children Thrive/Dorchester Cluster invites parents, caregivers, community member and service providers to join the next Fields Corner Children Thrive School Readiness Roundtable.For those who are interested in being part of the FCCT Planning Committee, we will set aside some planning time at the meeting. Must RSVP by April 20th. Click HERE for more information.
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