Anyone familiar with the mysterious and spooky, not to mention altogether ooky, Addams Family will tell you that the clan’s faithful butler, Lurch, is not known for his voice.
The Firehouse Center for the Arts has received a grant from the New England Foundation for the Arts’ New England States Touring program. The Firehouse Center for the Arts will be using NEFA funds to help underwrite the cost of presenting Shakesperience Productions, Inc.’s performance of “Hamlet.”
The Firehouse Center for the Arts’ Vacation Week Theater Program is now accepting applications. The week-long intensive program in theater, performance and play-writing for students Grades 6-10 will be taught by instructor Bonnie-Jean Wilbur Monday, Feb. 20 through Friday, Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Arakelian Theater in the Firehouse, Market Square, Newburyport.
Medford’s Jessica Popken led the way with 14 points as the St. Clement girls basketball team defeated Maimonides, 40-36, Feb. 29, for its sixth win of the season.
Approaching his 50th birthday last fall, Christopher Petrini laced on his old hiking boots and kept his promise to himself by trekking through the Rooftop of the World. On Wednesday at the Framingham Public Library, he'll show his 40-minute video from his trip.
In her second novel, 28-year-old Framingham native Liz Moore new book "Heft," published last month to strong reviews, brings alive the voices of flawed and desperately funny characters
Chinese New Year officially arrived last week but there’s still “Dragons and More’’ at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society.
Celebrate the end of Chinese New Year with a local Lantern Festival on Sunday, Feb. 5, before the Super Bowl at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society.
On April 21-22, the Peabody Historical Society will present “Uncommon Threads 2012: A Celebration of Quilts, Old & New.” This exhibition will feature antique and contemporary quilts that are inspired by traditional quilting patterns and techniques. Rarely exhibited quilts from the society’s collection and from museums, private collections, guilds and quilters across the North Shore will be on display during this two-day event. Uncommon Threads will also feature vendors from local quilting, sewing, and needlework shops; heirloom quilt appraisals; quilting demonstrations and much more. The event will take place Saturday, April 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, April 22, from noon to 4 p.m. at the society’s Smith Barn, 38 Felton St.
PHS is seeking quilt submissions. Quilters, local guilds and quilting groups that have created a quilt inspired by a traditional quilting pattern or technique, or who have an antique quilt that fits this theme, are invited to exhibit in Uncommon Threads. There is no fee to participate in this exhibition. For guidelines and registration information visit peabodyhistorical.org or call 978-977-0514.
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