November 2009

Sun, Nov 1st
Baypath Humane Society Prius for Pets Car Raffle
Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton is selling tickets to win a brand new 2009 Toyota Prius. Tickets are currently on sale through Oct. 30, online, and at the shelter, 5 Rafferty Rd Hopkinton. Raffle drawing will be held at Baypath's First Annual Paws & Claws 5-K Run/Walk at Hopkinton State Park on Nov. 1. We need volunteers! Please consider signing up to help Baypath sell tickets: www.baypathhumane.org/helpsell
http://www.baypathhumane.org/prius

Tue, Nov 3rd
Danforth Museum of Art - Holiday Art Sale - Drop Off Dates
CALL TO ARTISTSHoliday SaleBe part of our annual holiday art and craft sale! Local artists, Danforth Museum School faculty, students, members and friends are invited to submit their paintings, watercolors, pottery, fiber art, jewelry and other work for sale. Sale DatesNovember 7 – December 13, 2009 in the Museum School Galleries. GuidelinesThere are no fees to submit works. All works must be original (no giclee prints or reproductions). If possible, please submit by email one image (properly labeled) for possible advertising (jmaguire@danforthmuseum.org). Final approval for all pieces will be made by staff and instructors.2-D Work: Members are invited to submit up to five framed works and fifteen unframed works suitable for bins. Framed works must have a wire for hanging. Original art cards are also accepted. Non-members may submit 5 works.3-D Work: Members are invited to submit up to 25 pieces. Non-members may submit 15 pieces.Drop off DatesTuesday, November 3rd 10am - 4pmWednesday, November 4th 10am – 9pmMuseum School Office on the 2nd floorSalesAll works submitted must be for sale, and will be sold "off the wall". The artist will receive 60% of the sale price; 40% will benefit the Danforth. Each piece must be labeled.Paperwork for Drop-offFill out inventory form on reverse side or print from website: http://www.danforthmuseum.org/roundRoom.html Label artwork: Each artist has or will be given a number by Museum staff (you may call the Museum School office for this number prior to drop-off). The label on the reverse of each piece must include:ARTIST NameDanforth artist # - piece #Title, Material, PRICEPick up DatesWork can be picked up in December. Tues. 12/15, 10am – 4pm Wed. 12/16, 10am – 9pm Thurs. 12/17, 10am – 4pm
http://www.danforthmuseum.org

Tue, Nov 3rd
Main Library Book Club- "Olive Kitteridge" by Elizabeth Strout
The Framingham Public Library Tuesday evening book club continues at 7 p.m. in the Costin Room. Books are available at the Library. The book discussion will be led by Marilyn Harter.The book was named a best book of 2008 by several newspapers and magazines.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

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Wed, Nov 4th
Music for Little Zingers
Bring your little ones and join Jean Schwartz for 45 minutes of songs and silliness. Amazing Things Arts Center, 160 Hollis St.9-9:45 am $8/family ($6/member family)
http://www.amazingthings.org

Wed, Nov 4th
Workshop: Promote Your Business Online at Keefe Tech
Promote Your Business Online: (2 Sessions – 11/4 & 11/18) 6:30 - 9:00 PMIf you have a small business with a limited marketing budget, then this is course for you. Learn how to harness the power of blogs, social media and search engines to turn your web presence into a revenue generating machine. Course fee of $59 includes resource CD ROM with course material.
http://www.jvf.com/services/events/

Thu, Nov 5th
Reiki and Other Energy Practices: Their Role in Good Health
Thursday November 5, 11:00am–12:00noonGuest Speaker: Helene Royce-Tolland, Certified Massage Therapist, Certified Healing Touch Practitioner, Reiki Master Teacher. Helene Royce-Tolland will provide an introductory talk on energy work and how it relates to your health and wellbeing. Framingham Public Library, Costin Room, 49 Lexington St.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Thu, Nov 5th
Under Our Skin: A Tale of Microbes, Medicine and Money (2008) 104 min.
Thursday November 5, 7:00pmUnder Our Skin follows the stories of several individuals with chronic Lyme disease and the doctors who treat them. Through their trials and tribulations, we learn that Lyme is not a typical disease. The film offers an enthralling and penetrating view into the science and politics of one of the most prevalent, misunderstood, and controversial illnesses of our time. Library Trustee Liz Fideler, who is currently recovering from Lyme disease, will introduce the film and facilitate discussion. Framingham Public Library, Costin Room, 49 Lexington St.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Fri, Nov 6th
Jean-Marie Corrois Quartet
Rhythm... everything in this universe is about rhythm...from the microcosm to the macrocosm everything moves on its own path. For French born musician, Jean-marie Corrois, drumming has been a true love story. Inherently attracted as a child by a wide range of music, his current focus is more organic …a blending of Jazz, Latin, African, Brazilian and Indian rhythms. Specific grooves and their influences in the history of music have brought hope, joy and courage to humanity despite centuries of human struggles. When Jean-marie performs, he is sharing his love for diversity, blending the cultural colors of original music with his audience. More than 20 years of performance and teaching in Europe, and now five years in the United States, he has had the opportunity to connect with a wide spectrum of world musicians.
http://www.amazingthings.org

Fri, Nov 6th
Library Friday Night Film: "The Proposal"
The Framingham Public Library continues it's Friday Evening film series with "The Proposal"(2009) PG-13The film stars Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds and is a romantic comedy. Please enter through the Lexington Street doors between 6.30- 7.15 p.m. Free with refreshments. Sponsored by the Friends of the Framingham Library.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Sat, Nov 7th
"See What's Cookin'!" Original Danceworks
Original Danceworks in Process by Moving West Repertory Dance Theatre. Presented by the Performing Arts Center of MetroWest, 140 Pearl St., Downtown Framingham.$15 admission includes dramatic appetizers cooked by members of the group. Proceeds will be used to support Moving West's March, 2010 performances.To purchase tickets, call PAC at 508-875-5554.
http://www.pacmetrowest.org

Sat, Nov 7th
Charity Breakfast and Food Drive at the Framingham Masonic Hall
The Monthly Charity Breakfast and Food Drive will be held on Saturday, the 7th of November, 2009 from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM, at the Framingham Masonic Hall, 404 Concord Street, Framingham. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, and sausages are available for $4.00 per person. Proceeds go to Masonic Angels charities. All are welcome. We are continuing our Food Drive for "A Place To Turn". We thank everyone for their contributions.
http://MiddlesexLodge.org

Sat, Nov 7th
Danforth Museum of Art- Holiday Art Sale
Holiday SaleBe part of our annual holiday art and craft sale! Local artists, Danforth Museum School faculty, students, members and friends are invited to submit their paintings, watercolors, pottery, fiber art, jewelry and other work for sale.
http://www.danforthmuseum.org

Sat, Nov 7th
MetroWest PFLAG
Meets monthly on the second Sunday of every month from 7pm to 9pm at the First Parish Church, 24 Vernon Street in Framingham Centre.
http://www.gbpflag.org

Sat, Nov 7th
Oen Kennedy CD release concert
On this night, Oen Kennedy is releasing his fifth CD, and is entering into fresh artistic territory. After a successful 2008, during which Oen's song "Annapurna" won the Boston Folk Festival Songwriting contest, Oen has launched into a new creative phase. Besides more exciting forays into the natural world, this new batch of songs is also a celebration of humans who touch other's lives. One song, "Herb," is a mini-hymn about a real man who is also an angel. Once again, Oen will take you on a green musical adventure, and with the help of expert musician-friends, we'll take flight together into the blue (and the blues)!
http://www.amazingthings.org

Sat, Nov 7th
Veterans Acupuncture Care (VAC)
A local group of volunteer acupuncturists is offering free community acupuncture for Iraq/Afghanistan veterans and their families or those from any past conflicts. The program addresses issues related to post combat stress such as sleep, anxiety, panic or other mood changes. VAC is located at St. Andrew's Church 3 Maple St. Framingham MA. The ongoing clinic will be open the hours of 10-12 every Saturday. Walk in. No appointment needed. For more information and snow cancellation, call 508 626 0896.
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Sat, Nov 7th
Wellesley Hills Congregational Church + Bluegrass Gospel Project
The Wellesley Hills Congregational Church will be hosting a Bluegrass Gospel Concert the evening of November 7th. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Metrowest Interfaith Hospitality Network, providing temporary shelter to homeless families in the Metrowest Area.
http://www.metrowestihn.org

Sun, Nov 8th
Framingham DTC Pasta Party & Business Meeting
The Framingham Democratic Committee is having its annual pasta dinner party on Sunday November 8th in the Community Room of the Framingham Green. Address is 136 Maynard Road, Framingham. Guest speaker is Diane Saxe, a member of the Democratic National Committee, speaking on diversity and participation. Starts at 5pm, suggested donation $10 per person.
http://www.framinghamdems.org/pastaparty2009.html

Sun, Nov 8th
Reiki Healing Therapy Level II Class
Learn the art of Reiki Healing Therapy from Reiki Master Ulrike Dettling. You will become certified in Reiki Level II, and CEUs are available for RN, SW, and MT.Classes are held at Framingham Counseling & Healing Therapies, 860 Worcester Road, Framingham, MA 01701 fee: $400.00 To Register call 508-572-9225
http://counselingwellness.com

Wed, Nov 11th
Music for Little Zingers
Bring your little ones and join Jean Schwartz for 45 minutes of songs and silliness. Amazing Things Arts Center, 160 Hollis St.9-9:45 am $8/family ($6/member family)
http://www.amazingthings.org

Thu, Nov 12th
4th Annual MetroWest YMCA Auction
Join us on Thursday November 12 at 6:30 pm for our Annual Silent and Live Auction event at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Natick. Welcoming special guest and emcee, Susan Wornick from WCVB Channel 5 News. Proceeds from the Auction go directly to supporting affordable access for children, family, and persons in need.MetroWest YMCA, 280 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham 508-879-4420
http://www.metrowestymca.org/whats_new.html

Thu, Nov 12th
F-SEPAC presents "Sensory Integration"
The Framingham Special Education Parent Advisory Council (F-SEPAC)cordially invites you to Sensory Integration: Ideas for Home and SchoolPhyllis Samara of the Barrett Family Wellness Centerwill share her knowledge of SI, and discuss ideas for helping special kids both at home and at school. DATE: Thursday, November 12TIME: 7:00 - 9:00 pmPLACE: Cameron Middle School Auditorium 215 Elm Street, Framingham 01701-3439 http://tiny.cc/cameron577WHO MAY ATTEND: This presentation is free & open to the public. It is geared toward parents, guardians, & education professionals who teach children with special needs.PDPs: All TEACHERS attending may get PDPs (Professional Development Points). All ATTENDEES may receive a certificate of participation. Sign-up sheets will be available at the workshop.RSVP: So that we may have enough handouts available for all attendees, please RSVP to info@f-sepac.orgABOUT THE SPEAKER: Phyllis Barrett Samara has been in the business of Occupational Therapy for over 35 years and is a graduate of Boston University. She is an SI Certified Therapist, specializing in treating children with varying disabilities. She is also a professor of Occupational Therapy at Quinsigamond Community College. In 1980 she began her own practice, P.B. Samara OT & Assoc., servicing area school systems and nursing homes. In 2000, she started the Barrett Family Wellness Center www.barrettfamilywellness.com with the goal of providing exceptional occupational therapy services that would benefit the children and parents alike. It has been her mission to educate parents about their children's various disabilities in order to empower them, and enable them to make informed decisions as to what course of treatment is best for their child. ETC.: For more information call 508.558.7220 or go to our web sitewww.f-sepac.orgPlease share this notice & invite friends! Thanks,Cathryn S. Kaner-TaytslinMom/Advocate of 3, CatalystPast Co-Chair & Publicity ChairFramingham Special Education Parent Advisory Councilwww.f-sepac.org
http://www.f-sepac.org

Thu, Nov 12th
Wildlife and Conservation Talk & Slide Show
Thursday November 12, 7:00pmGuest Speaker: Mr. Ron McAdow, Exec. Dir. of Sudbury Valley Trustees. Mr. McAdow will present a slide-illustrated talk on wildlife commonly found in our region. Using motion-triggered cameras, he has captured images that provide insight into wildlife's nocturnal ramblings, adaptation to man-made structures and use of natural open spaces. Mr. McAdow's presentation will also cover how SVT carries out its mission of local conservation. Refreshments provided by Trader Joe's!Framingham Public Library, Costin room, 49 Lexington Street.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Fri, Nov 13th
Seussical the Musical
FHS Drama Company presents Seussical the MusicalFriday, November 13th at 7pm Saturday, November 14th at 2pmTickets can be purchased at the door: Adults $12/Children $8Advance tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketstage.com : All tickets $10 online

Fri, Nov 13th
The Two Man Gentlemen Band
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http://www.amazingthings.org

Sat, Nov 14th
French Film series
I've Loved You So Long (2008) 117min PG-13 Saturday November 14, 2:00pm. Discussion Leader: Dr. Arthur Nolletti, Jr., retired Professor of English & Film Studies, Framingham State College. Claudel's film is the final film in the series, and stars Kristin Scott Thomas as a shattered woman who has served 15 years in prison for an unspeakable crime. Having nowhere to go, she is taken in by her loving sister (Elsa Zylberstein), who tries to help her begin a new life. Refreshments.A subtle character study with outstanding performances. Framingham Public Library, Costin Room, 49 Lexington Street.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Sat, Nov 14th
Seussical the Musical
FHS Drama Company presents Seussical the MusicalFriday, November 13th at 7pm Saturday, November 14th at 2pmTickets can be purchased at the door: Adults $12/Children $8Advance tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketstage.com : All tickets $10 online

Sat, Nov 14th
The Zing Fling!...Amazing Things Arts Center Annual Mixer and Live Auction
Amazing Things Arts Center will be conducting its annual election of new Board members followed by its ANNUAL MEMBER MIXER, THE ZING FLING 7PM-10:00PM. All are welcome to participate. Festivities include dancing, buffet and cash bar as well as the opportunity to bid on auction items to benefit The Center. This year we'll be dancing and partying to the great sounds of The Boston Soul Review who feature timeless classics, everyone's favorite dance hits of the 60's and 70's. From Otis Redding, The Temptations, Sam & Dave, Aretha, Wilson Pickett, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Al Green, Etta James, on through Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes (they feature the original saxophonist of the Bluenotes in the band), the Commodores, Stevie Wonder, Donna Summer, the O'Jays, and all the great disco and funky dance music of the 70s, you get the idea.During the months of October and November, an online Silent Auction fundraiser will also be conducted, with a goal to raise funds to support operations in 2010. It is our most important fundraiser of the year for operational support. Auction items are generously donated by businesses, and local artists. All sales benefit Amazing Things. Bidding for on-line auction items will be finalized before The Zing Fling. There will be a live auction for other select items during the evening Party Mixer. The auctioneer for the live auction will be none other than the extraordinary Gary Harding. This is Gary's second year at the event. All successful bids will be announced as the evening proceeds. Throughout the evening, guests will have a wonderful buffet, music, and dancing while enjoying the company of other Amazing members, friends and donors. Please visit the on-line auction at www.amazingthings.org/auction during the month of October/November. You can also visit the Downstairs Gallery at our wonderful new home at 160 Hollis St, Framingham at any time to view the art donated for auction this year.
http://www.amazingthings.org

Sat, Nov 14th
Veterans Acupuncture Care (VAC)
A local group of volunteer acupuncturists is offering free community acupuncture for Iraq/Afghanistan veterans and their families or those from any past conflicts. The program addresses issues related to post combat stress such as sleep, anxiety, panic or other mood changes. VAC is located at St. Andrew's Church 3 Maple St. Framingham MA. The ongoing clinic will be open the hours of 10-12 every Saturday. Walk in. No appointment needed. For more information and snow cancellation, call 508 626 0896.
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Sat, Nov 14th
Yard Sale/Craft Fair
Cameron Middle School, 215 Elm Street, Framingham, will be holding an indoor yard sale/craft fair from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. There will be several vendors and tons of yard sale items. Admission is free!
http://framingham.k12.ma.us/cameron

Sat, Nov 14th

Holliston's own coffee house, 1728 Coffee House, will be the host of Walk that Walk Blues on November 14, 2009. The 1728 Coffee House debuted last April when a full house enjoyed gourmet desserts, coffee and live jazz. Each coffee house is staffed by Holliston community volunteers and benefits a local nonprofit organization.The November 14th coffee house will feature Walk that Walk, a premier band on the Boston blues scene. Walk that Walk is an east coast combo, but it's Midwestern roots run deep. The group's material and performances are influenced by the fertile sounds of Detroit and Chicago, where the electric blues were ignited in the 1950s. The group has been on the scene for many years, beginning their long-standing blues testimony back in 1992. Admission is $10 per person and fancy desserts, coffee and beverages, and appetizers will be available for sale. Proceeds of the November 14th Coffee House will be donated to The Baypath Humane Society. The Coffee House takes place in Jordan Hall at the Congregational Church, 725 Washington Street, Holliston. Call 508-249-7207 for more information or to purchase tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door.
http://www.hollistonucc.org

Sun, Nov 15th
Ben Rudnick & Friends Family Concert
The Adopt-a-Family program of Temple Israel of Natick is delighted to host the Ben Rudnick and Friends Family Concert on Sunday afternoon, November 15, from 3:00 PM-4:00 PM at Temple Israel, 145 Hartford St., Natick, MA, the proceeds from which will benefit Israeli victims of terror. Tickets are $8.00/person or $25.00/family and may be purchased at the door by cash or check.
http://www.tiofnatick.org

Sun, Nov 15th
Hemenway Elementary School Holiday Boutique
Kick off the holiday season on Sunday, November 15th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hemenway Elementary School at 729 Water Street in Framingham! The school will host its annual Holiday Boutique featuring more than 50 vendors including jewelry, skin care products, handmade artisan arts & crafts, gourmet foods, seasonal gifts and much more. This year will even feature a Kids Craft Corner where children can make their own holiday gifts and the school will have a gift wrapping center if you'd like your purchases wrapped for the holidays. There will be a bake sale and raffle prizes including an American Girl Doll and two different Bose Systems as well as many other great prizes. Admission is free and open to all. For more information, please contact: Caragh Feinblatt at 617/240-1044

Wed, Nov 18th
Food Series Presentation & Discussion: Documentary Film: Food, Inc.
Food Inc(2008) 94 min (PG – contains thematic and disturbing images) Wednesday November 18, 7:00pm Discussion Leaders: Janet Schwartz, Professor, Food and Nutrition, Framingham State College and Susan Massad, Associate Professor of Food & Nutrition. Director Robert Kenner's film is an insightful and eye-opening look at our nation's food industry. In his documentary, Kenner looks at the huge food conglomerates that mass-produce food, putting profit ahead of the health of the American consumer, the environment and the survival of the farmer. Peter Traves of Rolling Stone says: "Don't take another bite till you see Food, Inc., an essential, indelible documentary." Discussion following. Refreshments provided by Whole Foods Market Framingham! Framingham Public Library, Costin Room, 49 Lexington Street.
http://www.framinghamlibrary.org

Wed, Nov 18th
Framingham Education Foundation Annual Adult Spelling Bee
3-member teams compete for the title of Framingham's best spellers! Enter or sponsor a team: $350. Admission to watch the Bee is FREE! This is a fundraiser for our popular mini-grant program.Cameron Middle SChool 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
http://www.framinghamedfoundation.org

Wed, Nov 18th
Music for Little Zingers
Bring your little ones and join Jean Schwartz for 45 minutes of songs and silliness. Amazing Things Arts Center, 160 Hollis St.9-9:45 am $8/family ($6/member family)
http://www.amazingthings.org

Thu, Nov 19th
Saint Bridget School Admissions Open House
Saint Bridget School832 Worcester Rd. (Rte. 9E)Framingham, MASchool Open HouseThursday November 19, 20097:00-8:30-pmClassroom Visits, Meet the Teachers, School Tour!We invite you to come and see one of the best kept secrets in Metrowest and learn more about our Curriculum and High Standards of Excellence.• Full and Part-time Pre-K (4 years old by Sept. 1 of school year)• Full-Day Kindergarten• Challenging program for Kindergarten through 8th grade• Extended Day Program • Academic Excellence In the Roman Catholic TraditionAccredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)For more information or a personal tour contact Jennifer Ryan, at (508) 875-0181, ext. 229 or visit our website at www.saintbridgetschool.info
http://www.saintbridgetschool.info

Fri, Nov 20th
No Static
Inspired by the genius of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, by the hundreds of artists who've helped create their legacy, and by the giants on whose shoulders they stand, No Static delivers impeccable live performances of the best music there is. Playing the hits as well as deeper cuts from Steely Dan's varied musical catalog, No Static makes it clear why many critics call this music the most perfect fusion of jazz, rock, and R&B musical styles ever achieved. Fil Ramil, Vocals- Guitar, Lydia Harrell - Vocals, Jeff Harris - Vocals, Rosemary St. George - Vocals, David Arteaga - Tenor Sax, Brad Kohl - Tenor Sax, Walter Platt - Trumpet, Mitch Rodriguez - Lead Guitar, Rob Currier - Keyboards, Jamie Sheldon - Bass, and Barry Lit - Drums.
http://www.amazingthings.org

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Peter Mulvey with Natalia Zukerman opening
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http://www.amazingthings.org

Sat, Nov 21st
Senator Karen Spilka's 2009 Senior Health and Wellness Fair
State Senator Karen Spilka's 2009 Senior Health and Wellness Fair will be held on November 21 from 9:00am - 1:30pm at the Callahan Senior Center in Framingham. This year's programming will include presentations on health, wellness & prevention, informational booths, and health care screenings along with a continental breakfast and hot lunch.
http://karenspilka.com/2009/10/09/senator-spilkas-2009-senior-health-and-wellness-fair/

Sat, Nov 21st
Veterans Acupuncture Care (VAC)
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Sun, Nov 22nd
Three Tall Pines; The Folk Arts Quartet; and Red Hot Black Top
Three Tall Pines is an acoustic quartet in demand throughout the Northeast. Their original songwriting, which tells heartfelt stories of rural America, has been described as both lyrical and exuberant. The Pines' impassioned melodies and vivid lyrics are complemented by creative arrangements for guitar, mandolin, fiddle, and upright bass, which deliver colorful textures while retaining a rich, traditional acoustic sound.The Folk Arts Quartet (FAQ) combines folk styles from the fiddle world with the arts heritage of the classical string quartet. The result is a new, grooving, and prodigiously tasteful progressive string quartet. As the four young women of FAQ pioneer this style they are gaining recognition for their musicianship and innovation.Red Hot Black Top delivers high octane acoustic entertainment. Fusing bluegrass, old-time folk and blues with a distinctive rock and roll attitude, Red Hot Black Top mixes modern with tradition. With an extensive lineup of young talent, inventive arrangements and old fashion hot licks, Red Hot Black Top delivers a show that is as exciting as it is intriguing
http://www.amazingthings.org

Mon, Nov 23rd
AARP Framingham Chapter #3557
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Wed, Nov 25th
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Miss Tess and The Bon Ton Parade perform a free concert Wednesday, 11/25/09, 12:00p.m. 1:00 p.m. at the acoustic masterpiece - Mechanics Hall in Worcester. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. The concert will also be broadcast live on WICN at 90.5 FM and streaming on line at www.wicn.org. This performance is part of the Brown Bag Concert Series provided by WICN and Mechanics Hall, with funding from Bank of America.
http://wicn.org

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Gary Backstrom Band
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http://www.amazingthings.org

Sat, Nov 28th
Scamps Comedy presents: Tim McIntire; E. J. Murphy; and Ed Kopesky
Scamps Comedy returns with a hilarious lineup headed up by Tim McIntire, who has been one of the most prolific comics in Boston for nearly a decade. He began his career in Colorado and honed his act on the road, working every comedy club, roadhouse, and speakeasy between California and Pennsylvania. After moving to Boston "to move in with a hot girlfriend who would eventually become his hot wife," he quickly gained notoriety for his Thursday Night Fights at the Comedy Studio, his edgy hosting job for the Boston Music Awards, and for his first comedy CD, Poor Impulse Control. Joining McIntire, is the hilarious E.J. Murphy, a Vermont native who has become a fixture in the Boston and New York City comedy scene, and hot newcomer Ed Kopesky.
http://www.amazingthings.org