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We are giving away 2 tickets a week all summer for Tubing at the Amesbury Sports Park! Click here for more information on this giveaway. Click here to enter to win!
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 | Canton, Life Is Good Festival (9/11 - 9/12): The Life is good Festival is a one-of-a-kind benefit event taking place the weekend of September 11th & 12th outside of Boston. The Festival will create an atmosphere that spreads the power of optimism to all ages by featuring three stages |
 | Williamsburg, Williamsburg Grange Fair (9/11): Bake sale in the hall all day, supper by order of Eastern Star 6:00pm. Auction of produce & flowers at 7:30pm. Quilt raffle. Williamsburg Church Draw. |
 | Eastham, Eastham Windmill Weekend (9/10 - 9/12): Weekend-long Festival. Events include parade, road race, arts & craft fair, car show, children's events, music and sand art contest. |
 | Boston, Cirque du Soleil presents OVO (9/10 - 9/12): OVO is a headlong rush into a colourful ecosystem teeming with life, where insects work, eat, crawl, flutter, play, fight and look for love in a non-stop riot of energy and movement. |
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 |  | Amherst, Leo Lionni: Geraldine, the Music Mouse (5/25 - 11/28): In celebration/observance of the centenary of the birth of the beloved artist Leo Lionni, the Carle is mounting a small exhibition in its Central Gallery of Geraldine, the Music Mouse, borrowed from the Lionni family. |
 |  | Barnstable, Barnstable Village's Haunted & History Tour (6/19 - 11/14): Are you looking for something out of the ordinary to fill your evenings? Join us as we walk the historic and haunted “Old Kings Highway” in Barnstable Village.... |
 |  | Billerica, BMX Racing (4/11 - 9/26): BMX Racing is the newest Summer Olympic Sport! Cyclists of all ages are encouraged to participate in our sport. If you can ride a bike, you can race BMX! Billerica BMX races on Sundays and competition is organized based on age and proficiency. |
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 | Bolton, Family Event to Celebrate Fall Harvest (9/26): Experience the colors and fruits of the season on Sunday, September 26 from 10-11:30am at the Carver Hill Orchard Annex (Annie Moore Road) in Bolton. Pick apples, take a hay ride, listen to a story, make a craft. Geared for families with ch |
 |  | Boston, Boston Jewish Cultural Walking Tour (8/31 - 12/31): A 2-hour walking tour linking the cultural, historic and immigration Jewish sites in Boston. Includes parts of Downtown, Beacon Hill, the West End and North End. Lots to see and learn in this great under 2 mile guided tour. Mondays at 2:30 PM. |
 | 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 |
 |  | Boston, Boston Harbor and Boston Harbor Island Private Boat Charter (7/14 - 10/3): Enjoy the panoramic view of the Boston skyline and Boston Harbor Island from your own personal vessel with Captain Dave, Great opportunity to host a small birthday, anniversary, engagement, batchelor, batchelorette romantic celebration day |
 |  | Boston, Boston harbor Private Fishing Charter (7/14 - 10/3): Come aboard to get your own personal catch of the day, Captain Dave will take you into Boston Harbor or Stellwagon Bank to find your fishing ground oasis. |
 |  | Boston, Boston Light Tour (7/23 - 9/26): Enjoy a narrated boat tour and lighthouse visit in the Boston Harbor Islands. See all of Boston's historic lighthouses, land at Boston Light, meet the keeper, climb to the top for a fabulous view of the lens and Boston harbor! |
 |  | Boston, Voices of Hope (9/16): Voices of Hope has partnered with The Expect Miracles Foundation to create a one-of-a-kind theater production called "Voices of Hope" which is being taken to Boston's Symphony Hall September 16, 2010, to raise funds for cancer research. |
 |  | Boston, Voices of Hope Musical Theater Event (9/16): Voices of Hope has partnered with The Expect Miracles Foundation to create a one-of-a-kind theater production called "Voices of Hope" which is being taken to Boston's Symphony Hall September 16, 2010, to raise funds for cancer research. |
 |  | Boston, Swan Boat of Boston (4/17 - 9/19): To the delight of the young and old for over 130 years, the Swan Boat tradition has been preserved by the Paget Family to provide our residents and visitors with a unique Boston memory to endure for generations.
The Swan Boats are open seven days per week, weather permitting. We cannot operate on rainy, windy, or extremely hot days. |
 |  | Boston, Ocean Detectives (3/13 - 12/11): Ocean Detectives Programs Children will work with parents and peers to unlock the secrets of the deep while developing their math, science and literacy skills. We may track turtles, study crab movement of look for trends in penguin behavior. Held once a month. Ocean Detectives is offered for 5- to 7-year-olds. |
 | Boston, Stationery Box Class (9/18): Start holiday gifts early with this Stationery Box Class, includes all materials to create box and notecards, plusstep by step instructions to recreate again at home! $24 for class and box, add Return Address Stamp for $15 more!
Class r |
 |  | Boston, Truth Values: One Girl’s Romp Through MIT’s Male Math Maze (9/8 - 9/26): Following sold-out runs in New York and San Francisco, as well as a critically acclaimed run at Central Square Theater last year, Catalyst Collaborative@MIT welcomes back Gioia De Cari’s one-woman tour-de-force, TRUTH VALUES: ONE GIRL'S ROM |
 | Boston, Fall Flix Film Festival (9/9): Calling all college students and twenty-somethings: we're showing some of your favorites this fall at our new Fall Flix, in partnership with Radio 92.9. |
 | Boston, Fall Flix Film Festival (9/16): Calling all college students and twenty-somethings: we're showing some of your favorites this fall at our new Fall Flix, in partnership with Radio 92.9. |
 |  | Boston, Prudential Center Farmer's Market (7/13 - 10/28): Kick off spring and celebrate summer with fresh produce from the Prudential Center Farmer's Market. The market will offer fresh and locally grown fruits and vegetables, unique breads, and other organic market-fresh goods. |
 |  | Boston, The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard (9/2 - 9/25): Characters and conventions collide in Tom Stoppard’s layered and witty indictment of the English "whodunnit", merging murder mystery clichés with a satirical send up of insouciant newspaper critics that results in a hilarious cautionary tal |
 |  | Boston, Yo Gabba Gabba! Live!: Theres A Party In My City! (9/25 - 9/26): Fresh off a triumphant sold-out tour debut, a headlining performance at The White House, a critically-acclaimed, chart-topping album, and an appearance at Coachella that garnered rave reviews from spectators and media alike, DJ Lance Rock a |
 |  | Bridgewater, 22nd Annual Autumnfest 2010 (9/25): Sponsored by the Bridgewater Business Association, Autumnfest is a longstanding tradition in Bridgewater, MA. Bring the whole family for a fun day of games, food, music, and meet local businesses. |
 |  | Cambridge, The Charles River Conservancy's Sunday Parkland Games (7/4 - 9/19): The Charles River Conservancy is sponsoring free games and athletic activities for families to spend an afternoon in the outdoors at the Weeks Footbridge on the Cambridge bank of the Charles River. |
 | Canton, Especially for Dads (10/17 - 11/7): Calling all new dads! Especially for Dads is a 4-week series for new fathers and their babies. Offered in two locations: Temple Beth David (1060 Randolph Street) in Canton and Our World (100 Sohier Street) in Cohasset. Classes held on Sunda |
 |  | Chelmsford, Plaster Fun Time (7/16 - 12/31): Plaster Fun Time is the place for birthday parties and group outings, but it's also the place to drop by anytime the mood strikes you.
You never need an appointment, just come on in! |
 |  | Cheshire, Bascom Lodge Opens for the Season (5/15 - 10/31): Bascom Lodge is a rustic stone and wood Lodge that was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's to provide accommodations for hikers, vacationers, and nature enthusiasts. It has private and group rooms available for overnight |
 |  | Concord, "into your hands..." (4/26 - 9/19): Now through September 19, visit the Concord Museum’s special exhibition, “into your hands…” featuring over 60 objects that have been passed down in Concord’s families and then entrusted to the Museum. |
 | Concord, Playtime Theatre (9/18 - 5/21): High school-aged actors perform new and improved versions of class children's stories, complete with many opportunities for audience participation. |
 |  | Cotuit, Wine & Music Wednesdays at the Cotuit Center for the Arts (3/17 - 9/15): Join us on the third Wednesday of the month - Bring your friends and learn more about what’s happening at the Center while tasting wine, listening to local musicians, and enjoying the current art exhibit in our gallery. |
 |  | Gloucester, Family Free Days (3/7 - 12/31): Drop in to the Education Room of the Cape Ann Historical Museum on the Second Saturday of every month from for theme-based activities inspired by our current and permanent exhibitions. |
 |  | Haverhill, Kimball Farm Corn Maze (8/28 - 11/7): At Kimball Farm Corn Maze all are welcome to come and enjoy the challenge of finding your way through the winding corn field maze. |
 |  | Haverhill, Tattersall Farm Day Event (9/19): A New England Style Agricultural Event with activities that include nature walks, beekeeping, wine making, animal and farming demonstrations, storytelling, crafts, art work, pony rides, hay rides, hot air balloon and much more! Live enterta |
 | Holden, Wachusett Community Band Rehearsals (5/24 - 12/27): Wachusett Community Band has been together since 2000 and we rehearse on Monday nights in Holden, MA. If you play a band instrument, you are welcome to join us. |
 |  | Hopkinton, Hopkinton Farmers Market at Weston Nurseries (6/11 - 10/15): Market Season is here! Buy fresh and local produce, listen to music, watch an artisan demonstrate their craft... all at the Hopkinton Farmers Market at Weston Nurseries.
Opening Day is June 11! Open every Friday thru October 15, 2010. 12-6pm |
 |  | Hopkinton, Run Around Hopkinton Marathon Relay (10/3): A relay race with with six legs each approx. 4 miles in Hopkinton to benefit the importance of youth fitness for mental well being. Great event for family, coworkers or serious runners. Experience the fun of relay racing. |
 |  | Hyannis, Cape Cod Baseball Hall of Fame (4/15 - 10/31): The Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL) is an amateur baseball league located on Cape Cod, in which many college baseball stars play during the summer. |
 |  | Ipswich, North Shore scenic bicycle tours (5/23 - 10/17): Explore the charming and scenic roads of the Massachusetts North Shore area from Ipswich and Newburyport MA. Visit scenic ocean overlooks, salt marshes, state forests, and charming historic villages. P |
 |  | Lenox, Mengelberg and Mahler (6/11 - 9/10): By Daniel Klein
Directed by Emile Fallaux
Featuring Robert Lohbauer |
 |  | Lenox, Play Pétanque at The Mount! (6/4 - 10/12): Last year The Mount hosted its first pétanque and it was un grand succès! This season we will be playing pétanque in the flower gardens on Fridays. |
 |  | Mashpee, Pinkalicious! (9/12): Moms, grandmothers, (dads) and princesses of all ages – mark your calendars for the 7th Annual Princess Tea Party extravaganza on Sunday, September 12th (which is also Grandparents Day!) Join us at Willowbend Country Club for the most pinke |
 | Maynard, 13th Annual Maynard Road Race (9/19): Boys & Girls Club of Assabet Valley 13th Annual Maynard Road Race - 3.5 mile run or walk through Maynard, MA. Kids Fun Races and prizes, Dunk Tank, Wellness Tents, and more. All proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Assabet Valley. |
 |  | Maynard, “Discovering the Green Man” (10/5): This class will examine the mythology of the Green Man and look at how he has appeared in different world cultures throughout history. |
 |  | Medford, Free Real Estate Sellers' Seminar (9/29): The real estate market has changed. Learn what you need to know to sell in today's market. Your questions answered live by a real estate attorney and agent. |
 |  | Monterey, A Day at the Beach (5/31 - 9/30): The town beach in Monterey is located on beautiful, quiet Lake Garfield just minutes outside bustling Great Barrington. |
 |  | Natick, Dessert & Dancing (10/1): This fun fund raiser for a non-profit tutoring program will support educational services for over 60 youth each week. |
 |  | Newburyport, Newburyport Scenic Cycling Tour (5/21 - 10/22): Tour Newburyport, Plum Island, the Great Salt Marsh and the Merrimack River by bicycle. Half day, Full Day, and bike rental options. |
 | Newton, Restore the Core Class (10/8 - 12/17): A 10-week class to help moms get back in shape after childbirth will be offered at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton. |
 | Newton, Distinguished Author Book Club (10/6): The Distinguised Author Book Club will meet at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton on Wednesday, October 6 at 7pm and continue on the first Wednesday of the month for seven successive months. |
 | Newton, Between the Lines Book Club at the JCC (10/4): A topic-specific book club called Between the Lines will read and discuss books that look at questioning and/or rebellion in several contexts at Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton (333 Nahanton Street). |
 | Newton, History of Opera Class (9/28 - 11/16): A comprehensive, historical survey of opera, focusing on the stylistic and formal development of the medium from its origin in the Baroque era to the present will be the topic of an 8-week class at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton (333 Na |
 | Newton, Family Event to Celebrate Jewish holiday of Sukkot (9/26): Sukkot is the Jewish holiday of thanks for the fruits of the harvest. Families with children ages 2-8 are invited to the west lawn at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton on Sunday, September 26 (10-11:30am) to celebrate the season with famil |
 |  | North Adams, Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective (3/9 - 12/31): After nearly six months of intensive drafting and painting by a team of some sixty-five artists and art students, Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective is fully installed. The historic exhibition opens to the public at MASS MoCA (Massach |
 |  | North Adams, WordPlay (3/9 - 12/31): Enjoy Wordplay in our new space as local authors read from their published works. Stay for the great refreshments and open mic afterwards! |
 |  | North Adams, Taylor's Trivia Fridays (4/9 - 1/2): This and every Friday, Taylor's hosts a trivia event beginning at 7:30. |
 |  | North Adams, DownStreet Art (6/24 - 10/17): Grand kick off of DownStreet Art 2010! 11 new galleries and 35 arts destinations! |
 |  | North Truro, Highlands Center at Cape Cod National Seashore (1/1 - 12/31): Dramatically situated on a high bluff overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean, the 110-acre Highlands Center at Cape Cod National Seashore occupies a point of singular beauty on the Outer Cape in Truro, Massachusetts. |
 |  | Norwell, Feed the Animals (3/7 - 9/30): Feed the Animals: Wednesdays at 3:00pm, and Saturdays & Monday Holidays at 10:00am. Meet an Animal: Saturdays and Monday holidays at 2:00pm. |
 | Norwood, Tumbling Toddlers (10/17 - 11/7): Tumble on everything as we play a variety of group games, go through obstacle courses and create silly movements. Children and parents are active participants in this class as we get our whole bodies moving. |
 |  | Orleans, Cape Escape Ultimate Adventure Golf (4/1 - 10/12): 18 Holes of Mini Golf in a nautical setting with Authentic Cape Cod Fishing Boats, A Live Koi Fish Pond and beautiful waterfalls |
 |  | Pittsfield, Flavours Restaurant Live Entertainment (5/12 - 12/31): Flavours restaurant is a family oriented, kid friendly in a casual atmosphere. We are NOT a fine dining restaurant and we do have a pool table. We have full liquor license. We offer entertainment on Friday and Saturday nite either Karaoke o |
 |  | Pittsfield, Outspoken (4/15 - 12/30): A monthly performance series and open mic featuring poets, storytellers, spoken word artists, serial monologists,(musicians, too)Hosted by Matt McFadden. |
 |  | Plymouth, Pinehills 'CONCERTS ON THE GREEN' (9/11): Concerts On the Green at The Pinehills welcomes Gin Blossoms, a power pop band that has rocked the airwaves for years and is now returning with the upcoming release of their new album, ‘No Chocolate Cake’. With over a decade in the music in |
 |  | Provincetown, Whale Watches (6/1 - 10/31): Join us in a fun filled year with whales and the other marine life off the shores of Provincetown and on Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. |
 |  | Provincetown, Whydah pirate shipwreck (1/1 - 12/31): The Whydah pirate shipwreck site was discovered in 1984 by underwater explorer Barry Clifford and his team. |
 |  | Provincetown, The Great Provincetown Schooner Regatta (9/3 - 9/11): The week-long festivities include events for sailors, visitors and spectators. Provincetown’s museums and galleries offer special exhibits and talks. Look for Sail in the Arts™ at locations all around town during Regatta week. |
 |  | Sandwich, Family Movie Nights, Finding Nemo (9/10): Enjoy a family movie under the stars at Heritage Museums & Gardens! Bring your blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets and take part in a pre-show activity from 7:15-7:30pm. The show begins at 7:30pm, and a concession stand will be open. |
 |  | Sandwich, Family Movie Nights, Muppet Treasure Island (9/17): Enjoy a family movie under the stars at Heritage Museums & Gardens! Bring your blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets and take part in a pre-show activity from 7:15-7:30pm. The show begins at 7:30pm, and a concession stand will be open. |
 | Sharon, Little Wigglers (10/15 - 11/19): Learn new ways of playing with your baby to enhance his or her fine and gross motor skills, social and cognitive abilities. Includes interactive circle time, a weekly developmental theme and discussion topic. |
 |  | Sheffield, Dewey Hall Folk Series (5/1 - 12/1): Mark your calendars for the first Saturday of each month – beautiful, intimate setting, checkered tablecloths, superior acoustics, and exceptional local, national, and international musicians. |
 |  | South Yarmouth, Tutti Italiani (4/26 - 12/27): A Monthly Gathering for Those Who Love Italy! |
 |  | South Yarmouth, Pirate's Cove Mini Golf (4/1 - 10/31): Pirate's Cove , "the Original Adventure Golf," offers an unequaled miniature golf experience! |
 |  | Stockbridge, Living Stylishly in Nature: Re-Imagining the Humble Garden Shed (5/1 - 10/15): In the creative hands of top designers and architects, even the humble shed can be transformed into a magical garden getaway. Five lilliputian structures will reflect the far-flung creativity of local designers Annie Selke (Pine Cone Hill), |
 |  | Stoneham, SAOC Walk (9/11): 5 mile, Sisters Against Ovarian Cancer Walk. Please join us on our third annual walk to benefit ovarian cancer research, in memory of Marie Spinale. |
 |  | Sudbury, Wayside Inn Farmer's Market (6/19 - 10/2): June 19th through October 2nd, the area's most beautiful market has a bit of everything with something new every week! |
 |  | Watertown, American Songbook: The Jazz View - George Gershwin (9/11): The brainchild of world-renowned composer/saxophonist Larry Monroe and vocalist Donna McElroy, this series explores the interplay of two great art forms, Jazz and the American Song Book. Each concert will feature the work of a single composer. |
 |  | Watertown, arsenalARTs Berklee Jazz - The Lazlo Gardony Quartet (9/20): Berklee College of Music and The Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown partner for arsenalARTS Berklee Jazz, a continuing collaboration featuring performances in a wide variety of jazz styles by some of Berklee’s world- renowned faculty. |
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