Boston, Disney On Ice presents Let's Celebrate! (2/12 - 2/21): Disney On Ice presents Let's Celebrate! It's one colossal party on ice, with all your favorite Disney friends!
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Worcester, Eastern Fishing & Outdoor Exposition (2/11 - 2/14): With hundreds of exhibitors representing the entire world of fishing & hunting, this show is where New England sportsmen will be heading the first weekend of February. Miss any sports show, BUT NOT THIS ONE!
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Newburyport, The Merrimack River Eagle Festival (2/13): The festival will be held on Saturday, February 13th, from 9:00-4:00pm, with activities scheduled in and around Newburyport. All activities are FREE of charge, so come celebrate the return of this amazing bird!
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Boston, Snow Festival! (2/13):
Come sled the hills of the golf course, try out a pair of snow shoes, or join a search for animal tracks in the snow. If you have your own cross country skis, there will be a park tour at 1:30 led by the Franklin Park ski club. Warm up with hot chocolate and board games indoors.
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Concord, Four Loves - A Special Valentines Day Weekend Tour (2/13 - 2/14): True tales of love lost and found at Concord's Old Manse
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Harvard, Love Songs: Duo with singer Leah Randazzo & Jeff D' Antona on piano (2/14): Leah Randazzo & Jeff DAntona perform several sets of pop standards and romantic favorites on Valentines Day. See the performance anytime between 1-4PM. Light refreshments included with admission.
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Boston, Paul Nardizzi's Weekly All Star Comedy Showcase : Every Wednesday, Paul Nardizzi headlines and hosts a showcase of Boston's latest comedy sensations and tried and true veterans. 21 years Boston's most fun comedy club, great comedy with dinners/appetizers available. No drink minimum. 7 nights a week
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Beverly, RENT (2/6 - 2/10): The controversial and history-making rock musical with music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson based on Giacomo Puccini's opera La bohème. It tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive...
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Concord, Tea and Sweets (2/5 - 3/20): Invite a friend, neighbor or family member to elegant Brooke Hall at the Concord Museum for a relaxing afternoon of tea and sweets and a visit to the special exhibition, "A Dedication to Craft."
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Leominster, Barber's Crossing - live music Saturday night (1/9 - 3/27): Hooper and Beckwith entertain with a variety of folk/country.
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West Springfield, The Springfield Sportsmen's Show (2/18 - 2/21): New Englands largest hunting, fishing and outdoor adventure show, featuring the Northeasts biggest and best fishing boat selection. Free seminars from top pros, charterboats, outiftters from throughout the world and great fishing and huntin
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Marblehead, "Down by the Riverside" Photo Exhibition (2/6 - 2/28): Digital Photograph Exhibit by Fran Gardino
Showing:February 6 to 28, Reception:Sunday, February 7, 2-4pm
Marblehead Arts Association, 8 Hooper Street, Marblehead, MA 01970
MAA Open:Tues.-Sun. 12-5pm 781-631-2608
www.marbleheadarts.org
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Brockton, Magical Moon Foundation Charity Dinner Dance (2/20): Event to be held February 20th at the Shaw’s Center in Brockton features live music and a ballroom dance performance by nationally ranked youth dancers
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Dedham, Crime Scene Experience (3/5 - 3/7): We will put you in the shoes of a rookie crime scene investigator
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Boston, The Seventh (3/13 - 3/14): Mavi Dance:
….”their momentum was sending them into the air”, Boston Phoenix
Come see “The Seventh”, a compilation of multi-cultural dances performed by Mavi Dance over its seven-year history.
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Boston, Welding Class at Stonybrook Fine Arts (1/4 - 3/17): Learn to weld at Stonybrook Fine Arts!
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Newton Center, Teen Summer Program Expo (2/8): Newton South High School hosts the sixth annual Teen Summer Program Expo, Monday, February 8, 2010 5:30 PM to 8:00PM, 140 Brandeis Road, Newton in the cafeteria. FREE ADMISSION. Find a rewarding summer experience for your teen and effic
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Framingham, President's Day Show (2/15): The entire family will be amazed by the Magic of Bonaparte. His unique performance will leave you talking about the show for years to come.
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Lexington, THE Summer Camp Fair (2/8): The American Camp Association, New England Presents THE Summer Camp Fair on February 8th to Help Your Family Decide
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Lexington, Valentine's Weekend Comedy at Palio's (2/13): Bring your valentine out for a great night of cocktails, comedy and (maybe) romance. Great standup comedy with Tim McIntire (Comedy Central, National Public Radio), Steve Calechman & 2006 Boston Comedy Festival winner Dan Boulger
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Newton Center, Jason Bishop Magic Show (2/15): Young and hip, this dynamic magician performs visually stunning magic illusions in a unique and dazzling magic show. Voted 2006 APCA Performing Artist of the Year, The Jason Bishop Show is truly a treat for the senses!
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Newton, Vacation and Summer icamp- Registration Open For All Locations (1/8 - 8/30): Not your average computer day-camp! Registration is open for February Break in Wellesley, April Break in Newton, and summer camps in Newton, Weston, Needham, Concord, Wellesley and Lexington.
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Cambridge, Frame by Frame: Animated at Harvard (1/28 - 2/14): The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University presents Frame by Frame: Animated at Harvard, an exhibition showcasing Harvard’s animation history: rarely-seen films retrieved from the Harvard Film Archive, works by world-renowned recent animation faculty, and a survey of films by current and former students of the department.
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Framingham, Kids Workshops at Home Depot (6/14 - 5/30): The Home Depot's Kids Workshops offer useful projects including the creation of toolboxes, fire trucks and mail organizers,
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Framingham, Lowe's Stores : Build & Grow Clinics (6/14 - 5/31): Build on your kid's talent with regularly scheduled clinics designed just for children at Lowe's.
Clinics are usually held on the second and last Saturday of the month. Call to confirm!
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Boston, Ice Skating at Frog Pond (12/1 - 3/16): Capture the scent of wood smoke in the air. Hear the sound of metal blades skimming over smooth ice. Children under 13 skate for free!
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Danvers, MarsQuest (1/15 - 3/26): The Dunn Planetarium's Friday Nights Under the Stars presents “MarsQuest,' narrated by Patrick Stewart (Captain Jean-Luc Picard of Star Trek movies and TV.)
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Lenox, "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" (1/29 - 3/21): Directed by Tina Packer and adapted from Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ novel, the story of love, sex and betrayal stars Elizabeth Aspenlieder and Josh Aaron McCabe.
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Weston, Making Valentine's Day Cards With Postage Stamps (2/13): Using postage stamps with a love theme, children and adults can make Valentine's Day cards, envelopes and collages. Also stamp hunts, games, puzzles and other arts and crafts.
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Cambridge, Gallery Exploration of the Twelve Animals of the Chinese Zodiac for Year of the Tiger (2/12 - 2/28): Celebrate Chinese New Year at the Harvard Museum of Natural History with a gallery exploration to find the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac, each linked to a specimen in the galleries.
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Boston, American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days® (1/3 - 3/5): You can give hope to people facing cancer and save lives by supporting the American Cancer Society Daffodil Days program.
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Boston, Another Side of In (1/16 - 3/31): Experience Another Side of In at Boston Children's Museum, January 16 through March 31, 2010.
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Boston, Curious George™: Let's Get Curious Exhibit (2/7 - 6/6): The world of Curious George, one of literature's most beloved characters, comes to life in a new traveling exhibit. In the exhibit, Curious George™: Let's Get Curious!, visitors can explore the world of Curious George while also learning about science, math, and engineering.
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Boston, Peep's World (11/1 - 4/30): Boston Children's Museum is transforming WGBH's animated children's series PEEP and the Big Wide World into a hands-on, interactive exhibit.
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Boston, Literacise (10/3 - 3/30): With tunnels to explore and secrets to find, children visiting the Literacise exhibit will zig-zag, bunny-hop, and giant-step their way through a kid-sized interactive book.
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Cambridge, Not Enough Air (2/11 - 3/14): Local playwright Masha Obolensky electrifies with this "vivid" and "riveting" script, in its East Coast Premiere by The Nora Theatre Company. Drawn into the sensational 1920's murder trial of Ruth Snyder, famed journalist-turned-playwright
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Brookline, Mime Robert Rivest (2/14):
Robert Rivest has presented over 5,000 performances in 11 countries in Europe, Africa, and across the United States. A student of Marcel Marceau, Robert trained for over 10 years with internationally renowned masters of mime, dance, theater, and improvisation.
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Acton, February Vacation Week : Discovery Muesums (2/13 - 2/21): Celebrate school vacation week at the Discovery Muesuems, Feb 13th - 21st, 2010.
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Lunenburg, Sleeping Beauty (2/7 - 2/28): Join us for one of the most romantic tales of all time! Most suitable for ages 4 +.
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Boston, Love is in the Air! (2/13 - 2/20): Visit Franklin Park Zoo during February School Vacation Week, February 13 – 20, 2010.
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Cambridge, ImprovBoston Family Show (12/13 - 6/30): Start your Saturday night off with an evening full of improvised music, scenes, stories and games that is fun for the whole family!
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Foxboro, The 6th Annual Foxborough Bridal Expo Show (2/14): The 5th Annual Foxborough Bridal Expo premieres at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Sunday, February 14, 2009. Conveniently located near Boston, Worcester and Providence, the Foxborough Bridal Expo is an exciting and welcome addition to our Bridal Show Roster.
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Saugus, Kids Night at Kelly's (8/30 - 6/4): Kids of all ages can take pleasure in storytelling, have fun with face painting, balloons, design exciting arts and crafts projects, and enjoy a New England favorite in any season, ice cream.
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Newton, Cinderella (2/14): Cinderella is performed by the Tanglewood Marionettes at the Newton Cultural Center on Feb 14th, 2010 at 2pm.
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Sturbridge, February School Vacation Week (2/13 - 2/21): Keep the kids busy during February school vacation week with a mix of invigorating outdoor fun and cozy indoor activities and hands-on crafts.
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Salem, Trash Menagerie (6/20 - 6/1): Trash Menagerie presents over 30 improbable works of art created from things most of us simply throw away.
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Salem, School Vacation Week : Peabody Essex Museum (2/13 - 2/21): Visit the Peabody Essex Museum during School vacation week, Feb 13-21,2010.
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Arlington, Chinese New Year Celebration (2/10): Please be our guest at our annual Chinese New Year Celebration. This year's event will be held on Wednesday, February 10th at the Fox Branch Library. Festivities include arts and crafts, music, food, a parade and a puppet show.
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Rockland, Singles Dance : Rockland and Waltham (2/5 - 2/27): Singles Dances held every Friday and Saturday night at various venues throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Dance Lessons!
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Groton, 2010 Camp Fair Listings (1/9 - 3/13): There a series of camp fairs occurring in the first few months of the new year.
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Boston, BEANPOT (2/1 - 2/8): It has become Boston's "social event of the winter season." The first two Monday nights of February in Boston are reserved for the Beanpot, an annual hockey tournament that featues Boston College, Boston University, Harvard and Northeastern.
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East Sandwich, Critter Capers at Green Briar (6/7 - 6/6): Drop in for a half-hour visit with a naturalist and one of the resident animals. Learn about life cycles, habits and habitats. Suitable for families with children ages 2 ½ and up.
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Charlestown, School Vacation Week @ USS Constitution Museum (2/13 - 2/21): Stop in to experience School Vacation Week in the Navy Yard by participating in hands-on activities: design a Sailor's Valentine, write your name in coded Signal Flags or create other CONSTITUTION crafts!
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Stoneham, Love is in the Air! (2/13 - 2/20): Visit Stone Zoo during February School Vacation Week, February 13 – 20, 2010.
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Boston, Stargazing at the Observatory (12/1 - 6/1): Equipped with a computer-controlled, 12-inch Meade LX200 telescope and staffed by knowledgeable Museum employees, the Gilliland Observatory is the perfect way to end a Friday evening at the Museum
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Cambridge, Ice Skating: The Charles Hotel (12/13 - 3/8): The Rink at the Charles Hotel is open for all winter enthusiasts, including Bostonians and hotel guests.
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Somerville, Saturday Local Artist Market (SLAM) @ The Burren - Davis Sq. Somerville (2/13): Showcasing the work of local artists in a variety of media including: painting, photography, jewelry, book bindery, handmade soaps, glass, textiles, ceramics and artisan foods.
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Newbury, Farm Friends (6/14 - 6/14): Children ages 3 to 6, and a favorite adult of their choosing, are invited to share in some fun-filled, farm adventures which will connect them to daily life at Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm
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Cambridge, Masked Festivals of Canton Bo (8/22 - 4/20): The African masks that inspired painters like Picasso in the early twentieth century were only a small part of a larger cultural context and spectacle.
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Danvers, Kelly's Roast Beef Kids Night : Enjoy Kids Night every Sunday from 5-8 p.m. at Kelly's Roast Beef on Endicott St. in Danvers (in front of Liberty Tree Mall.)
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Boston, Honk! (1/29 - 2/28): Based on Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale, "The Ugly Duckling", HONK! is a musical packed with sparkling wit, a memorable score, and a dazzling chorus of tap dancing frogs.
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Boston, Jim Lauletta's Comedy Showcase @ Dick's Beatown Comedy Vault! : Every Tuesday, Jim Lauletta headlines and hosts a showcase of Boston's latest comedy sensations and tried and true veterans. 21 years Boston's most fun comedy club, great comedy with dinners/appetizers available. No drink minimum. 7 Nights A Week
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Boston, 22 Years N.E's Most Fun Comedy Club 7 Nites A Week BOSTON : 22 years Boston Most Fun Comedy Club, Boston's Only Full Service, 7 Nights A Week Comedy Club. Great food, drinks and show at great prices. 18+ National headliners with a Boston connection and local comedians are joined by Boston's next superstars.
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Boston, Every Sunday Boston's Original OPEN MIKE NITE @ Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault : Over 21 years Boston's Most Fun Comedy Club, Great Comedy with Great Dinners and Appetizers Available. No Drink Minimum
7 Nights A Week, Dane Cook had a show here every Friday for 2 years in the 90"s. Boylston Street between "Gypsy Bar" &
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Hyannis, Presidents' Holiday Antiques Show & Sale (2/13 - 2/14): The 34th Hyannis Antiques Show and Sale will take place Saturday, February 13, from 10 to 5 and Sunday, February 14, from 11 to 4 with over 35 exhibitors at the Barnstable High School Field House on Route 28 in Hyannis. Cape Cod.
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Brookline, Hansel & Gretel (2/13 - 2/14): In the newest production from National Marionette Theatre, two master puppeteers bring the most famous of the Grimm Brothers’ stories to life. Featuring exquisitely crafted marionettes, scrolling scenery and the beautiful music of Engelbert Humperdinck.
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Reading, Lynne Jackson & "Uncle" Mike Palter: Forty years of Making Music Together (2/13): The internationally acclaimed jazz/cabaret duo present a special concert to commemorate their fortieth anniversary of performing and the release of their new CD, "Ten Cents a Dance: A Remembrance of Lorenz Hart."
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Concord, A Dedication to Craft: North Bennet Street School @ 125 (11/28 - 3/21): Concord Museum presents “A Dedication to Craft: North Bennet Street School @ 125,” a juried exhibition of furniture, jewelry, musical instruments and bookbindings, crafted by 59 alumni of the renowned North Bennet Street School.
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Concord, Fireside Stories (2/14): Come in from the cold and nestle around the crackling fireside in the Concord Museum’s colonial kitchen for a delightful winter storyhour.
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Boston, Bronze Casting Class (1/5 - 3/2): Learn the whole process of casting a piece in bronze! This class takes you through creating a piece in wax, molding it, casting it in bronze or aluminum, cleaning and finishing it using a variety of techniques.
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Boston, Jewelry Classes! (1/4 - 3/17): Learn basic metalsmithing techniques such as sawing, piercing, surface embellishment, soldering, filing, shaping, riveting, oxidation, polishing and basic stone setting to create several finished pieces.
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Boston, Live Figure Modeling Class (1/4 - 3/19): Learn how to sculpt the Figure or the Bust (shoulders up) using a live model. This class is open to all levels.
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Natick, Valentine's Weekend Comedy (2/13): Great comedy with Patty Ross, sometimes called "a female Jackie Gleason," plus P.J. Walsh, Gary Sohmers and Maria Ciampa
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Winchester, Gamemaker After School Club (1/29 - 3/12): You've played videos games- now try making your own with Children's Technology Workshop.
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Lexington, Gamemaker After School Club (1/26 - 3/23): You've played videos games- now try making your own with Children's Technology Workshop.
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Weston, Gamemaker After School Club (1/13 - 3/10): You've played videos games- now try making your own with Children's Technology Workshop.
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Harvard, Weekend Winterfest (1/16 - 2/21): New England winter-lovers unite! Create your own fun and winter memories on Fruitlands Museum's 200 acre wintery wonderland and catch snowy views of towering Tree Figures.
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