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Stunning Bay Club Contemporary Colonial beautifully sited on an elevated acre+/- lot overlooking the golf course. Dramatic home with four bedrooms, 5.5 baths, three-car garage; superior quality throughout. Club amenities include golf, pool, tennis, health and dining club. Contact Will Milbury 508.525.5200 or Alice Petersen 508.965.6938.

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2.5 acre private haven surrounded by scenic woodlands in rustic Westport. Built as a barn, the home was re-designed in 2015 to feature an inviting open floor plan, wood floors with radiant heat Charming Cape, deeded Stoneledge Beach rights, And a minute’s and high ceilings…a sophisticated home in the country! Contact stroll into Padanaram Village. Perfect for year round living or a Will Milbury 508.525.5200 or Margo Choquette 504.259.2683. summer retreat. Contact Sarah Meehan at 508.685.8926.

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Architecturally unique home with direct water frontage and dock on an inlet of the Slocum River. “The Barn” is set on 4.5 acres with stone walls and rolling lawns to water’s edge. Simply spectacular! Contact Will Milbury 508.525.5200.

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Beautifully designed Colonial on over an acre of land in the heart of Padanaram Village. Five bedrooms, including two master suite Land! .34 acre parcel within walking distance to Padanaram options. Walk to Village shops and restaurants. Contact Collette Village’s shops, restaurants and the NBYC. Contact Collette Lester 508.287.2075.

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Charming cottage in the heart of Nonquitt. Perfect blend of period details with contemporary fixtures, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths.

Three Salters Point offerings from $1,100,000 to $1,250,000. One car garage w/attached game room. Nonquitt amenities; Salters amenities include, sandy beaches, dock, tennis and club- white sandy beaches, tennis, golf and a children’s camp. Contact house. Contact Maggie Tomkiewicz of Team MCM 508.995.2444. Maggie Tomkiewicz Team MCM 508-995-2444.

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Charming shingled cottage features wrap-around covered porch, three bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors, bead-board…A short stroll to Padanaram Village and access to the harbor at the end Hidden Bay! Enjoy carefree living in this three+ bedroom, three-bath of the road. Suitable for year-round or an ideal summer retreat. condo, recently updated to perfection. Association amenities include Contact Will Milbury 508.525.5200. sandy beach, pool, tennis. Contact Will Milbury 508.525.5200.

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WELCOME 10 It’s time to speak the truth

IMPRESSIONS 12 A dishonest media is called out with their own words

HOME 18 South Dartmouth home offers premier privacy and seclusion

WATCH 28 We can beat the Coronavirus, but it will take education and common sense

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WALLET 32 Is this the time to jump into the market and grow rich or use caution?

STYLE 36 Summer fashion has never looked so good, plan for the summer season

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INTIMACY 44 Begging for change and finding dissatisfaction once you get it? Take a look at the complexities of a relationship

LIVING WELL 46 New and exciting treatments for depression worth examining

SIGNS OF THE TIMES 52 What our world looks like today

ITINERARY 54 Many options but a need to verify whether events are open

BLACK TIE 62 Future events and more

MUSEUM GUIDANCE 63 Keeping the kids focused on fun

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WELCOME

FACING A CRISIS

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e’re not going to sugarcoat the truth, distort reality, and as many will attest to,

we won’t publish fake news.

Integrity and a willingness to uphold legitimacy in reporting—at the most critical junctures of daily living, is our mission. We follow and analyze the 24hour news cycles, so we may present a straight and unadulterated point of view to our readers who demand a full and accurate account of stories relevant to their lives.

With this obligation comes intense pressure to provide honest and historical accounts of important events within a specific duration of time. Our job is to expose injustice or hidden agendas that affect us all. Adhering to this premise, is it any wonder why we are sometimes the polar opposite of what the mainstream media preaches as gospel to the unsuspecting low-informational consumer (or radical) political partisans?

Much of our efforts point to the distortions and the manipulations of facts.

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and elections by feeding the public inaccurate—even false accounts—of the news, events, and orchestrated perspectives produced by political parties, for delivery by news sources daily.

We are serious about our work and equally committed to reporting what we see as dishonesty and insincerity by those who are perpetually hungry for power.

But, fear not, there is a growing stable of organizations willing to peel back the façade so you might have a clear view of the facts and enjoy an alternative point of view.

Unlike many in today’s media, we don’t overlook questionable content, play to political parties or appease to those who peddle influence; instead, our mission is to tell a story of our time and the events that shape us into who we are at this moment.

This month, readers will find that we have documented many of the experiences citizens have faced, or will soon endure, as a result of the outbreak of COVID-19.

You’ll learn that the Caronavirus— which originated in China, (regardless of what you are being fed by false news and social media outlets), has turned into a political football by an enemy of the people. These reprehensible individuals,

partisan groups, and some in the media have politicized and manipulated a worldwide health crisis. They have enhanced the financial meltdown of the stock market, and are attempting to create a distrust in the federal government.

While wringing their hands over personality conflicts between themselves and the current Administration, they plot and strategize the most devious and divisive means of splitting the public, while following the infamous words of Rahm Emanuel, “…never let a serious crisis go to waste.”

Oh yes, we face a crisis, and the first step is to search for the truth so that we might uncover those with self-serving agendas.

It is unfortunate when the country needs a unified voice from its leadership; it gets discourse, loathsome accusations, and false innuendos.

Our April issue provides a front-row seat to view the lack of a cohesive and unified voice coming out of Washington.

It also serves as a guide to understanding how disruptive the spin—pumped out around the clock—can fog our vision, and how some will use dishonest tactics at the expense of our nation’s health and economy. H

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IMPRESSIONS

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

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veryone has a right to their opinion; unfortunately, sometimes beliefs spill over, resulting in the casting of blame onto others for a host of reasons. Case in point; have you ever had a furious argument with a personal friend, husband, wife, or child? Affirmative. So, try to recall, did the discourse get resolved by yelling, screaming, and blaming the other person, or did reasonable minds come together, and an adult discussion followed?

Probably.

Any good therapist, arbitrator, or mediator will tell you that until you arrive on an equal platform and weigh the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing party’s arguments, nothing can be resolved.

Also, in most negotiations, no one achieves 100 percent satisfaction or is entirely correct, gray is the color of compromise—not red or blue.

With this knowledge, let’s tease out some facts from the misinformation surrounding the Coronavirus, or more accurately termed, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2, shortened to SARS-CoV-2.

FACTS: ➤ The virus originated in China, and their

leaders stalled in releasing a warning 12 | APRIL 2020 | NEW ENGLAND NEWS + MEDIA

about its existence at the first stages of its moving from animal to human. ➤ The disease is highly contagious, can cause serious illness—even death within specific populations. ➤ We face unknowns, but the administration and citizens are attempting to slow down the transmission of the disease in the US. ➤ The President, upon learning of the disease’s effects, sealed borders and prohibited travel from regions that could have caused US citizens serious injury, only to be criticized for his timely and now appreciated insight and response. ➤ The media—specifically, Jim Acosta, CNN’s chief White House correspondent (who has had multiple verbal altercations with President Trump over the last three years), stated that a comment made by President Trump during his Oval Office address, “smacked of xenophobia.” Acosta’s comment referenced the President calling the Coronavirus a “ foreign virus.” ➤ The mainstream media allowed a personal attack—when on February 26, 2020, New York Times, Opinion Columnist, Gail Collins, penned a piece, “Let’s Call It Trumpvirus, with a subhead; ‘If you’re feeling awful, you know who to blame.’”

(Interestingly, when researching for this information, Google Chrome didn’t make

the hit after multiple attempts, while Firefox found the target information on the first try). ➤ On the same night—and on the same cable station—where Jim Acosta made a false accusation, (see above), CNN contributor Don Lemon got into a heated exchange with former Governor and CNN analysis John Kasich for not condemning the President’s Oval Office address.

Here is a copy of the transcript: DON LEMON: You said the President should stick the script. I don’t know if he stuck to the script or not. But whatever script he read was wrong because they’ve had to clarify it several times. And I just got to say if the President came out to calm people’s fears, he didn’t do a good job of it because they’ve had to come back and clarify it several times. And this has been going on long enough for them to get it straight. We need straight, accurate information from this President and this administration. And I don’t understand why you are tiptoeing around it. He came out. Gave an address that usually—that happens very rarely. And he doesn’t get it right?

KASICH: I’m going to tell you–first of all, he read it. Look, I don’t want to get into that. He—

LEMON: Why not? That’s why you’re here. To talk about the President.

KASICH: Can I finish now?

LEMON: No, you can’t John, because we are here to talk about the President’s— KASICH: I can’t talk?

LEMON: We’re here—I don’t want you to go on and deflect and talk about something else because we’re here to talk about the President’s address, and you said that someone else wrote it. He’s the President. Even if someone else wrote it, it should be right.

KASICH: I’m trying to say to you Don that we got to move down the right.

Looking back doesn’t get things fixed.

LEMON: We’re not looking back. The President’s address was tonight. That is the newest information.

KASICH: I think his address tonight. I think it was fine. I think it was fine. That’s what I think.

LEMON: You think the wrong—you think inaccurate information that you have to clarify two or three times, you think that’s fine?

KASICH: It was fine. It was the right tone. I thought he did fine. That’s what I thought. I thought he had the right tone.

And he no longer played around with we’re going to blame Democrats or we’re— forget this stuff. He—I hope he’s trying to move forward because he understands the seriousness of this situation.

Now, the fact that they clarify, it isn’t unusual in a speech for somebody to clarify something. Okay? But I don’t think that the tone he showed tonight takes away from some clarification. I think he set a serious tone. That’s what I wanted out of him for a long time. And I think we got it.

LEMON: John.

KASICH: That’s what I think.

LEMON: I can be serious and sit here and tell you four plus four equals 85. I am serious. That doesn’t mean that I’m right.

The information he gave was not right. You have to come back and clarify several times, information that you gave. Listen. I tried to cut him a break at the top of the show.

KASICH: Like, who’s going to get back into the country? You mean—what is it the clarification that you thought was so terrible? Tell me what you thought.

LEMON: I didn’t say I thought it was terrible. I’m telling you that we are in the middle of a pandemic right now.

We’re in the middle of a pandemic. And every time this President comes out, he gives inaccurate information. So I don’t understand why he would even come out and do it at all if he is going to confuse the American people even more. You don’t understand that? You’re a governor. I’m surprised that you don’t understand that.

If you’re not going to help—if you’re not going to be accurate, why do it?

KASICH: No, Don, I do—no, I do understand it. Look, I’m just trying to tell you that I thought his tone tonight was good. So he had to clarify something.

Okay. 98 percent of what he did was good.

And what we wanted was a seriousness out of the President, to tell people that things are not good and they’re probably going to get worse. And I’m not saying this is going to disappear or go away. This is very serious stuff. Now, if you got to clarify, are you still going to let products come into the country, okay, I wish it didn’t have to do it. But it doesn’t take away from what I thought was the seriousness of the matter.

Because we all have to understand how serious it is. And I’m not deflecting or running away. ➤ And, of course, there is the unnamed

source who felt it necessary to offer an opinion of the situation, when they were quoted in TheHill.com; “I’m not sure this administration has the intellectual capacity

or the strategic understanding to address this,” said a former State Department official who worked under the Trump administration and previous presidents.

“I really do think this could end up being Trump’s Katrina, where people finally begin to question his ability to govern.”

Much of this sounds repetitive, and while everyone understands the level of anger felt by Democrats, we would hope they would take a moment to consider the harm their actions cause. The country needs to unite and work together for the common good of humanity; there are numerous factions which seem to indicate they would prefer to see the breakdown of society and live through the horrors of civil discord—even anarchy—with the intent of a new administration in November.

It is objectionable that anyone would attempt to undermine a sitting President, and his administration midst a worldwide crisis. It isn’t as if nothing has been accomplished; every safeguard, proposal, and fiscal action has been implemented in a timely fashion. These actions are in addition to meetings being held and efforts cemented between the government and the private sector.

It will not be an easy road for anyone, so shouldn’t we be the cheerleaders of this great country, rather than looking like idiots to the rest of the world because of infighting?

This commentary began with the notion that everyone has an opinion. But, it has evolved into a request that politicians and the media provide citizens a balanced voice so they might evaluate progress made and sincerity.

We advocate for the people, and now is the time for both parties to do the same.

Stop the antics and power grabs, cease the deceptive practices visible to a voting public, and end the hostilities that make this fight so unbearable and offensive to watch.

In November, the people will speak, and their word will be the final evaluation on how well our elected officials carried themselves through a crisis no one was prepared to handle. H NEW ENGLAND NEWS + MEDIA | APRIL 2020 | 13

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A very private location, the home sits high above the flood-line and across from Ricketson’s Point and the harbor’s breakwater. The featured residence with its dramatic roof lines, blue-stone terrace, a three-season enclosed patio—with an outdoor fireplace—offers 5,424 square feet of elegant and luxurious living space.

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The home’s interior boasts extraordinary craftsmanship and attention to detail. From a mahogany domed ceiling located on the second floor in the observatory to the custom countertop with wet bar reminiscent of a yacht’s galley in the dining area, these unique details provide a personalized feeling to the environment.

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By following these steps, one can significantly lower the chances of contracting the modern-day plague while also offering a quick and easy means for mitigating contaminants.

Caravans of New Yorkers are headed to the Hamptons, for the reasons above, simultaneously, we’ve noticed an uptick—or at the very least, an earlier than usual arrival of homeowners to the hidden summer enclaves of the SouthCoast.

The timing is interesting and gives rise to the question, are

homeowners seeing the value of owning along the coastline because it offers unique protection from high-density areas? Perhaps.

This transition makes sense because if you live in a populated urban location, your risk factor quadruples. The majority of cities don’t allow for six feet of space around an individual, so heading to such a beautiful place to be able to live freely is not only desirable but a wise decision.

Having an exclusive compound to escape doesn’t have to be a response to a pandemic; it is useful and serves a multitude of purposes. Primarily, it is an ideal environment to relax and enjoy summers and holidays and the shoulder-seasons with family and friends. Plus, having easy access to Buzzards Bay and a long list of sailing destinations of the northeast, the harbor of Padanarama is the perfect home base.

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This month we are pleased to review a stunningly beautiful home located within the confines of Birchfield Farm in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

A very private location, the home sits high above the flood-line and across from Ricketson’s Point and the harbor’s breakwater.

The featured residence with its dramatic roof lines, bluestone terrace, a three-season enclosed patio—with an outdoor fireplace—offers 5,424 square feet of elegant and luxurious living space. Thoughtfully placed on nearly two acres of rolling lawns, complemented by stone walls, it is a shining example of how other private properties are measured and evaluated for their value and pleasure.

Being relatively new, (constructed in 2005), but steeped in tradition, the home has four bedrooms, four full baths and two half-baths with exceptional features and appointments. An open-space great room combines a living room, dining room, and brilliantly designed kitchen, which offers a marvelous space for preparation or entertaining. The form and function of this central location are grand and inviting.

The home’s interior boasts extraordinary craftsmanship and attention to detail. From a mahogany domed ceiling located on the second floor in the observatory to the custom countertop with wet bar reminiscent of a yacht’s galley in the dining area, these unique details provide a personalized feeling to the environment.

Attention to detail is a vital feature in a home of this class. It is seen in the Brazilian mahogany flooring, two fieldstone fireplaces, a beautiful mahogany mantle, expansive coffered ceilings, a quiet study with custom built-in shelving, and cabinets, and the stunning light and views found in all locations.

The community is fabulous and allows one to be as private or social as desired. The intimate neighborhood is complimented with like quality homes and is laced with walkable roadways in and around the compound; the setting exudes freedom and peace.

The home is in like-new condition and is ready to be moved into by a family looking to begin a legacy. The tasteful interior would be a perfect palate for a wide range of tastes and is ready for new owners to display their collection of art and furnishings.

12 South Lane at Birchfield Farm is one of the most impressive and complimented homes on Padanaram Harbor and is always a welcoming sight to mariners who head to the yacht club or to pick up a mooring.

Offered at $2,975,000, listing agents Will Milbury and Jeanne McGlone would be pleased to schedule a tour of the property and provide additional information about this one-of-a-kind retreat regardless of the reason you’re searching for glorious and private living. H For more information, contact Will Milbury, 508.525.2370 or will@milburyre.com, or Jeanne McGlone, 508.728.2370 or jeanne@milburyre.com or visit MilburyRE.com.

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WATCH

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BY MARGO ROBERTS

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f you’re reading this feature, there are a few assumptions to be made; (1) you’re online enjoying the April issue—in its digital version, and we thank you for taking this step. (2) Our magazine was delivered to your mailbox and carefully extracted from the protective plastic wrapper. Or, (3) you picked up an issue at one of our many drop-off locations where our titles are found in large bundles. Finally, and the least desirable choice is that you picked up an issue at an office, coffee shop, or restaurant that allows guests takeout options.

In the last two instances, our magazines are packaged and protected using clean techniques, and delivered in a secure wrapper; however, once exposed to the air in public places, the chances of the virus showing up on the covers are increased.

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We’ve been in contact with those involved with our production; this includes writers, photographers, designers, printers and, delivery staff to discuss our processes, so our publications get into your hands absent of contamination by aerosolized particles of the virus.

Our periodicals are wrapped in heavy plastic and are completely safe. However, once put on display, they are subject to environmental hazards, the same as the coffee cup you’re drinking from, the bottle of water pulled from a cooler, or the plastic utensils picked up from your favorite restaurant. It comes down to this; if you didn’t unwrap it with your clean paws, then calculate that it is infectious and needs to be cleaned before use.

Research shows that Coronavirus can spread quickly. For example, the ATM at

your bank, the mail delivered to your home, the door handle to any of the dozen or so places you visit, even the coat you’re wearing in public today, all could carry the virus.

It isn’t a joke, the risk to our health is heightened because the life of the live virus (whose droplets are invisible) is hours— even days—putting us at an increased risk if we do not take all necessary precautions.

Most individuals are too busy, or they don’t realize that everything they touch during the day is comparable to licking the surfaces other’s hands have touched. Of course, many businesses have upped their game and are regularly cleaning, but this isn’t fool-proof, and that is proven by the rising contagions’ numbers.

Once you’ve touched a surface and put your hands to your mouth, nose, or eyes, you will have introduced the virus into your

To help keep our readers safe, we offer a few suggestions to avoid getting sick or making others ill.

body—which serves as the perfect host— and allows for incubation (growth); all while you are unknowingly infecting others.

Because the virus is microscopic and not visible, many come to the false conclusion that the Coronavirus isn’t in their neighborhood. Unfortunately, this silent and unobserved traveler is around you. Unless you’ve been isolating for the last two weeks or have taken extreme measures—such as wearing a mask, gloves, and eyewear while in public—you could be carrying the virus and sharing its possible deadly effects.

It’s a personal responsibility to prevent the spreading of Covid-19, but this cannot be done unless we all make a conscious effort and restrict our contact with contaminated surfaces and keep at a reasonable distance from others; vigilance is the key to success. H

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oom and gloom, it’s everywhere you look. Masks, gloves, and maybe soon, hazmat suits may become the fashion of the day.

Early adherence to the early warnings would have been a wise choice by packing the house with all the essentials and using what precious time you had available. And, once you had everything in place, you could contemplate your investments and enjoy the free education about economics and the market available on thousands of websites.

For first-timers, we’ll give you a break, the whipsaw action of the market isn’t kind to a newbie’s psyche and could feel more like a baptism by fire, but still, there are lessons to be learned for a lifetime.

First and foremost—DON’T SELL ANYTHING! Losers panic, while the smart money plans.

There is much to be learned in how to evaluate the economy by reading, listening, and watching the best and brightest in the financial industry. It’s also important to keep emotions out of financial decisions. It’s a strategy that will serve you well.

During the last major market crash (September 29, 2008), I had bailed on a portfolio of stocks just in time to avoid the pain. Some call it timing, while others claimed it to be luck. I remember asking myself two questions before the meltdown; is owning a home a right or a privilege, and does everyone deserve credit regardless of their financial history? The answer was easy to calculate, and I saw the writing on the wall and realized we were going to slam into it very soon. The banks and mortgage lenders would give anyone a pulse a loan, and as for down payments—what were those, they seemed unimportant and were overlooked.

So, you might wonder what I did with the cash I was sitting around. First, I invested in real estate, paid off mortgages, and sat on the rest of the money for a long time. The problem I ran into was I became distrustful of the market and missed the run-up of the bull-market; albeit, I slept well.

I finally got back into equities, and once I found that the water was safe and I began to study and follow trends, I also went back and reacquainted myself with some of the new guys who were armed with analytic models that made some sound predictions about where the market was heading.

One important rule I learned from the Oracle of Omaha— Warren Buffet was to buy companies, not stocks, and hold on to them for the long haul. If you take a look at this advice, you’ll find that when the market melts, and a bear follows, it is the wise investor who dollar-cost averages, or at the very least, holds their positions and refrains from panic selling.

Another great investor worth mentioning—and whom I am a big fan of—is investment rock star Peter Lynch of Fidelity Investments. One of the greatest mutual fund managers of alltime, Lynch earned an average of 29.2 percent return for his clients through the Magellan Fund between 1977-1990.

What separates his ‘genius’ from others is his investment principle, “Invest in what you know.” This advice always made sense to me and resulted in my investing money into companies I understood, or at least, I could see they had created a revolutionary product or service.

Today, we have to wonder what the future will look like; should we consider investing in space travel, driverless electric cars, or clean water? As far-reaching as these ideas seem today, for those genuinely interested in long-term investing, these concepts and the companies who will become leaders in their categories should be considered for portfolios of the future.

Many seasoned investors are quietly maneuvering around the market, and so it may be time for you to start selecting solid stocks that you have an understanding of and buy them to own for the next five years.

Think about global air travel, bio-medical treatments, longlasting battery manufacturing, and technology. The best investors are taking small bites from the apple, and even if they don’t get the lowest price on every purchase, they’re adding to their positions slowly and cautiously so that in the end, they have a dollar-cost average on their side.

It takes a stomach of steel to buy stocks when they are falling like heavy rain, and this is when emotions need to be checked at the door. For those engulfed by fear, consider an ETF or mutual fund, which are excellent methods for attaining benefits of capital appreciation without losing too much sleep.

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ith the headlines buzzing about social distancing, we feel that offering a fashion plate showcasing attire that would never see the light of day would be impractical and a waste of paper and ink.

The whole idea is not to be packed in with others.

Plus, nearly all of this month’s (and perhaps, May and June), many galas, fundraisers, and soirees will have been canceled. (see our notice at the beginning of our Event’s section).

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But, not all is lost; many of us will face the challenges the pandemic delivers with grace, style, and common sense; and, it doesn’t mean we can’t keep ourselves busy and looking good for the summer.

This month we’re going practical, and so we’d like to share some observations and scientific advice we found online.

With the temperature rising, people getting out of the house and into the wide-open spaces, (do keep six feet from your closest neighbor), and the sun beaming down on us, means that the Coronavirus doesn’t stand a chance.

Walking the beach, relaxing by the pool, or heading out on the boat, means that you’ll be able to use this reprieve to relax and get some much-needed rest, while at the same time, those dangerous ultraviolet (UV) rays will be obliterating the virus. It’s true; sunlight is a critical defense in killing off harmful bugs!

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INTIMACY

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hy is it that when an old problem is resolved, a resentful partner may grow angrier rather than happier?

This defies logic, and one would believe that when a partner is given what he or she has wanted for years, gratitude would be expressed.

Unfortunately, it isn’t always the case; often, the longer a chronic problem persists, the more pronounced this headscratching dynamic becomes.

When problems mount, loving feelings get buried under negativity. The journey back to a loving connection faces headwinds. Like the truth in physical science, gravity makes it easier to fall rather than rise; the same for a relationship, more effort is needed to maintain a satisfying passionate relationship or marriage than is necessary for it to devolve into a poor one. In part, it is the long-standing unresolved problems generating a build-up of resentment.

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against what comes naturally. When the other partner reacts by withdrawing, the motivation for continued efforts is discouraged, potentially pulling the couple back into disconnection.

Many couples try to pull themselves out of unhappiness only to fall back into the pull of negative relationship habits because of this phenomenon.

The pattern doesn’t seem to make sense; why would partner improvements not be rewarded?

Uncovering the specifics gives us a fascinating look into how we as humans love and function. The truth is that if our behaviors, choices, or attitudes don’t make sense, then the source of it is emotional, and from our feelings. Within love relationships, people interact with emotions. Yet in our daily tasks, most of us function predominantly from our intellect, especially in our jobs.

When perceived through the lens of the intellect, most emotionally-influenced choices and behaviors make no sense.

More than most of us would like to admit, we act and live the way we “feel” like living. Though not valued as highly as sharp intellect, intense emotion is deceptively powerful.

When a love relationship has been unhappy for years, the romantic partners are in pain. Each partner copes with grief in unique ways, but common practice is to repress the painful emotion to feel it less. Burying the feelings deep within, away

When a love relationship has been unhappy for years, the romantic partners are in pain.

Each partner copes with grief in unique ways, but common practice is to repress the painful emotion to feel it less. Burying the feelings deep within, away from conscious awareness, helps unhappy partners endure their discomfort, especially in situations in which they are powerless to fix the problem.

from conscious awareness, helps unhappy partners endure their discomfort, especially in situations in which they are powerless to fix the problem.

Each lover has control over his or her behavior, but not over the other. The only power a resentful partner has is not to make problems worse while waiting for the awakening of love and compassion from the other in the form of a willingness to change old problem behavior.

Upon the arrival of that moment, when the other partner takes a long-awaited corrective step, the resentful partner does not feel immediate relief. Instead, the appearance of loving efforts, and perhaps compassionate acknowledgment for the painful impact of chronic hurtfulness, arouses and brings to conscious awareness the painful repressed feelings.

This is not relief, but instead, the hurt and anger that has been buried are now felt. Emotional pain rises to the surface of conscious awareness to be healed, and as a result, a sincere apology may, unfortunately, be greeted with coldness.

After improvements have begun, couples will eventually be rewarded if they hold on tight by persisting towards growth.

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Despite multiple antidepressant medications, including the drug Paxil, Burns remained a shadow of her former self while also experiencing significantly reduced sodium levels from the SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) she was taking.1 Severe depression impacts about 350 million people globally and, according to the World Health Organization, is the leading cause of disability. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) says that about 17.3 million or 7.1 percent of US adults experienced a major depressive episode in 2017, many with severe disabilities from their depression. Up closer, 5.3 percent were men and 8.7 percent women, with younger adults aged 18-25 having the highest prevalence. That year, some 65 percent of severely depressed adults received a combination of medication and mental health treatment, with another six percent medication alone.2 However, like Susan Burns, about a third of people with severe depression do not recover even after multiple medications.3 The human and economic toll is not insignificant.

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Burns was left with two options at the suggestion of her psychiatrist: electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) or transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).

ECT is an invasive method involving electricity applied externally to a patient’s head (typically 70-120 volts). Though effective, the practice has become stigmatized and has usually been reserved for the hospitalized.

Burns instead chose TMS, an emerging safe and non-invasive therapy approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2008 for treatment-resistant depression, defined as an illness that fails to improve with at least one antidepressant medication.

TMS involves a repeated series of on-off magnetic pulses emitted by what looks like a large dental apparatus. The patient reclines, and an electromagnetic coil is strategically placed against an area of the forehead believed to control mood (typically the left occipital lobe). Similar in strength to an MRI, the short pulses penetrate one to two inches into the brain, producing a slight tapping sensation on the head. This repetitive on-off pulsing lends to the treatment’s formal designation “rTMS.”4 The Mayo Clinic explains that a series of 20-30 treatments are given over a four to six week period, Monday through Friday, with a typical session lasting 40 minutes. Afterward, a tapering program of less frequent TMS sessions is usually undertaken.

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percent, while a 2014 study of 250 patients showed 63 percent of those feeling improved still doing well after one year.5 Anesthesia is unnecessary, and memory and alertness are not affected so that a patient can drive home. However, the machine can be loud, so earplugs or headphones may be needed.

Side effects may include mild to moderate scalp discomfort and facial twitching or tingling during therapy, as well as brief lightheadedness and treatable mild headaches.

That said, the possibility of seizure exists. NIMH says recorded instances are rare (fewer than 1 in 1,000). But Mayo Clinic advises that people with a history of seizures or implanted “ferromagnetic materials” (example, nickel, iron, cobalt) within a foot of the magnet, avoid TMS. NIMH also states that since the therapy is relatively new, “long-term side effects are unknown.”4 THE BRAIN ON TMS

TMS creates a weak electrical current in nerve cells of the targeted brain area, which, it is believed, either raises or lowers cell activity to restore healthy balance and mood.

Daniel Press, MD, Clinical Director of the TMS program at Beth Israel’s Berenson-Allen Center for Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation, says the physics behind TMS has been known for about 150 years. When a powerful magnetic field is quickly turned on and off, an electrical current will be created in any wire running perpendicular to it. The current is weak enough that it does not hurt the brain but strong enough to get the nerve cells to “fire.”6 But, there has been little research on the actual goings-on in the brain during TMS. In one recent study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, German investigators showed that TMS reorganizes the “orientation” maps in the visual section (occipital lobe) of the brain, an area partly influenced by both genetics and the environment. After high-frequency TMS, the researchers found neurons seemingly open to new tasks, creating a potential window

to introduce added therapy (in this case, visual training) for the neurons to change their connectivity pattern.7 The jury is still out as to whether TMS works best alone or in concert with antidepressants and/or other therapy to relieve depression. There is also disagreement among scientists regarding optimal magnet positioning and pulse administration.

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On the SouthCoast of Massachusetts, child and adult psychiatrist Jonathan Schwartz, MD, offers TMS therapy to patients with complaints of severe depression. Offering a range of treatment options, Dr. Schwartz does rely on TMS in his practice; he offered his observations of the treatment. “Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-drug therapy approved 12 years ago by the FDA for the treatment of depression that has not responded to multiple antidepressants. TMS uses magnetic energy to directly stimulate the area of the brain that is known to be important in depression. This treatment has been proven to be both safe and effective. Treatments last about 18 minutes for most people, with up to 36 treatments for a complete round of TMS. [We’ve found], many patients can stop taking antidepressant medications after successful TMS, [albeit], some continue on medications.”

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While TMS doesn’t work for everyone, about 30 percent of patients experience a full reduction of depression symptoms.

According to Schwartz, 70-80 percent experience either complete remission with at least 50 percent improvement in their depression.

For Susan Burns, she says she once felt like a “dull penny that had been in circulation for many years,” yet related to her doctor that she wanted to be one of the “pennies that are shiny and look brand new.” She seems to be on her way to achieving that goal, as she is now in remission and is regaining the ability to experience pleasure and the relational intimacy she once enjoyed.

Burn’s side effects were minimal, like that of many other TMS recipients. And while she has continued her medication regimen, she recognizes that it was TMS that made a noticeable difference.

The treatment is pricey, based on length and number of sessions needed, but “TMS is paid for by virtually every commercial insurance in the country,” noted Schwartz.

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4. nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/brain-stimulation-therapies/brain-stimulation-therapies.shtml#part_152879 5. M ayo Clinic. (2016, March 29). Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Depression – Patient Info. YouTube.

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NAUTICAL South Shore In-Water Boat Show April 24–26, 2020 Hingham Shipyard Marinas 24 Shipyard Dr. Hingham, MA hinghamshipyardmarinas.com Whaling City Rowing’s Wicked Whaleboat Challenge May 2, 2020 Pope’s Island Marina New Bedford, MA whalingcityrowing.org Laser Masters Atlantic Coast Championship May 30–31, 2020 Fort Adams Newport, RI phlotilla.com 52nd Newport Bermuda Race Start: June 19, 2020 bermudarace.com A 635 mile ocean race.

EQUESTRIAN The Silver Oak Jumper Tournament June 9–14, 2020 Historic Oak Ridge Darien, CT silveroakjumpertournament.com Presented by The Davis McCullough Foundation.

MOUNTAIN ACTIVITIES North Country Climbing Center 2572 US Route 302 Lisbon, NH northcountryclimbing.com Discover WILD New Hampshire Day April 18, 2020 Fish and Game Department 11 Hazen Dr., Concord, NH wildlife.state.nh.us Educational exhibits, live animals, big fish and trained falcons. Archery, casting, flytying, and BB gun shooting.

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GARDENS/PARKS 47th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival April 19, 2020 New Haven, CT historicwoostersquare.org Berkshire Botanical Garden Garden Tours May 1–Oct. 9, 2020 5 West Stockbridge Rd. Stockbridge, MA berkshirebotanical.org Open year-round: Workshops, lectures and classes.

Green Animals Plant Sale May 9, 2020 Green Animals Topiary Garden 380 Cory’s Lane Portsmouth, RI newportmansions.org Topiaries, bedding plants, hanging baskets, perennials and vintage garden items.

Cocktails in Great Gardens June 14, 2020 | Cooper Hill, an exceptional garden/farmstead developed over 25 years ago in Sheffield, MA. July 19, 2020 | Rockland Farm, a ten acre property, with an array of garden rooms, sweeping perennial beds, and beautiful vistas in Canann, NY. August 9, 2020 | Livingston House Garden, inspired by classic English gardens such as Great Dixter and Hidcote Manor located in Hudson, NY. berkshirebotanoical.org Rare opportunity to view these private spaces. Tickets are limited, and reservations are required.

BOOKS/LECTURES/TALKS Benjamin Franklin’s Influence on Jewish Thought and Practice April 1, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave.; Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org With author Shai Afsai. Nonmembers $10. Register online.

PICK YOUR OWN FRUIT Established in 1651, the Belkin Family Lookout Farm is one of the oldest continuously working farms in the United States and today they still carry on the tradition of New England family farming. The farm is located less than 20 miles from Boston in historic South Natick, on 180 exquisite acres with over 50,000 fruit trees.

Picking your own fruit is a New England tradition and the farm offers a variety of fruit for “U-pick” from June through the end of October including 14 varieties of apples, peaches, pears, nectarines, pumpkins and grapes. Board the train at Drew’s Depot and ride to the fruit U-pick stops and Barnyard Play Area where you can visit with our farm animals and enjoy many other family fun activities. Your admission enables you to get on and off the train as much as you’d like during your visit!

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YOU ARE INVITED! Strolling of the Heifers presents: Women’s Expo At the River Garden, 157 Main Street, Brattleboro, Vermont Showcase your products and services: wellness, health, beauty, clothing, jewelry, nutrition, specialty food, travel, and more.

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Author’s Talk and signing: “My Creative Space” by Donald M. Rattner, Architect April 1, 2020 Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore 413 Main St. Middletown, CT wesleyanrjjulia.com New Technologies for DeepSea Exploration April 8, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI redwoodlibrarya.org 401-847-0292 With Dr. Brennan Phillips, Oceanographer, National Geographic Explorer. Nonmembers $10. Register online or call.

New England Lighthouses and the People Who Kept Them April 8, 2020 | Groton Senior Center W 163 Main St., Groton, MA May 20, 2020 | Derry Public Library Derry, NH lizr@derrypl.org May 21, 2020 Fremont Public Library Fremont, NH newenglandlighthouses.net 603-431-9155; nelight@gmail.com Presentations by Jeremy D’Entremont.

How the Legend of Thomas Hazard Impacted the Auto Industry and WWII April 15, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org 401-847-0292 With Richard Earl grandson of Harley Earl, General Motors’ initial Head of Design from 1927 to 1958. Non-members $10.

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Abraham Lincoln April 29, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org; 401-847-0292 With author Edward Achorn.

Pulitzer Prize finalist for Commentary and winner of the Yankee Quill Award; vice president and editorial pages editor of The Providence Journal. Non-members $10.

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DANCE The Washington Ballet’s 2020 Gala May 8, 2020 The Anthem 901 Wharf St. SW Washington, DC washingtonballet.org An evening of cocktails, dinner, dance performances by The Washington Ballet, and dancing.

THEATER Mary Jane April 23–May 17, 2020 The Gamm Theatre 1245 Jefferson Blvd.

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“Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” April 23–May 24, 2020 Providence Performing Arts Center 220 Weybosset St. Providence, RI trinityrep.com Guys and Dolls May 14–16, 2020 Margaret L. Jackson Arts Center, BBC 777 Elsbree St. Fall River, MA littletheatre.net Muscial comedy.

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New England Conservatory 290 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA necmusic.edu Visit the website for Concert & Event Schedule.

Livingston Taylor April 5, 2020 Devens Common Center 31 Andrews Parkway Devens, MA livingstontaylor.com Piano Concert with Itay Goren April 5, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org 401-847-0292 Register online or call for reservations. Non-members $10.

Concerts at the Point: Muir String Quartet April 20, 2020 Westport Point United Methodist 1912 Main Rd. Westport, MA concertsatthepoint.org; muirstringquartet.org Ticketed event.

Jean-Guihen Queyras, Cello Michael Behringer, Harpsichord April 19, 2020 Calderwood Hall Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 25 Evans Way Boston, MA gardnermuseum.org Late Romanticism in Germany & Austria: Part III The Music of Bruckner & Mahler April 26, 2020 Redwood Library & Athenæum 50 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI redwood@redwoodlibrary.org With Dr. Edward Markward, former Music Director of Rhode Island Civic Choral and Orchestra. Free, and all are

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Schola Cantorum of Boston May 2, 2020 | First Lutheran Church Boston, MA May 3, 2020 | St. Joseph Church Providence, RI scholacantorumboston.com Tickets at the door.

Hello Broadway May 16–17, 2020 Location: TBA smfconline.org Presented by the Southeastern Massachusetts Festival Chorus accompanied by a 30-piece orchestra.

MUSEUMS Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum On view: April 2020 25 Evans Way Boston, MA gardnermuseum.org The cascades of flowering nasturtium vines celebrating the arrival of Spring.

The Bristol Art Museum– Praxis: Abstraction; 4 Strategies Through April 5, 2020 10 Wardwell St. Bristol, RI bristolartmuseum.org Curated by Robert Rustermier.

Featuring work by Ron Ehrlich, Lloyd Martin, Michael Rich and Robert Rustermier.

Patriots’ Day Weekend April 18–20, 2020 Concord Museum 200 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA concordmuseum.org Live Minutemen, reenactments, colonial crafts, gallery talks, and more. Visit the website for specifics.

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Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum 101 Ferry Road, Bristol, RI, 02809 Open 10 a.m. Tuesday – Sunday www.blithewold.org 401.253.2707

“POETRY & ART” Call to Poets – for Original Poems on the Theme: Transition North Kingstown (RI) Wickford Art Association (WAA) launches the 8th Annual Poetry & Art project today with a Call to Poets, for one to three original poems based on the theme of Transition. These poems will be curated for inclusion in the September 25–October 18, 2020 Poetry & Art Exhibit at the WAA Gallery and for the 2020 Poetry & Art limited-edition book.

The Call for entries registration isuntil April 1, 2020. All selected poets will incur a $45 Registration Fee and will receive a complimentary copy of the 2020 publication. All Guidelines, Submission Details and Registration Forms are available online at: http://wickfordart.org/8th-annual-poetry-art-2/.

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May 16–Sept. 7, 2020 Peabody Essex Museum East India Square 161 Essex St. Salem, MA pem.org Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum April 5, 2020 | Opera Theatre of Saint Louis: Awakenings by Tobias Picker and Aryeh Lev Stollman.

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ART Nature Drawing Series April 9, 2020 | Things that Bud April 23, 2020 | Daffodil Days May 14, 2020 | Spring Trees May 28, 2020 | The Garden Beds June 11, 2020 | A Look at What’s Blooming June 25, 2020 | Full Gardens and Treescapes August 27, 2020 | The Rock and Water Garden Blithewold’s Education Center 101 Ferry Rd., Rt. 114 Bristol, RI blithewold.org Beginning and intermediate students encouraged to attend, materials will be supplied. Register for three or five classes for a discount.

Somaflora: Recent Work by Maggie Nowinski Through April 19, 2020 Newport Art Museum 76 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI newportartmuseum.org Maggie Nowinski’s drawings combine the sensibilities of scientific illustrations with continuous contour doodling and, most recently, stark black silhouettes to create and examine complex systems: somatic, psychological, and social. Working with layers of intricate pen and ink linework, she gives form to imagined

specimens, which often appear as plant-animal hybrids.

The Newport Annual Juried Exhibition Through April 26, 2020 Newport Art Museum 76 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI newportartmuseum.org This year, the Newport Art Museum is excited to expand the entry to artists throughout New England (Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine), showcasing an eclectic, regional survey of artworks in various mediums. paperwork: Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection Through June 14, 2020 Newport Art Museum 76 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI newportartmuseum.org This exhibition showcases a selection of prints and drawings from the Museum’s treasured collection of works on paper.

The Newport Art Museum owns over 1,200 prints and drawings dating from the 19th century to present and includes exemplary works of American art and a small collection of Japanese prints.

Cuttyhunk Plein Air June 20, 2020 Cuttyhunk Island, MA cuttyhunkpleinair.com Ferry ticket, box lunch, and reception included $75.

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EXHIBITIONS 2020 Annual Winter Juried Show Through April 18, 2020 The Art Complex Museum 189 Alden St. Duxbury, MA artcomplex.org

NOTICE Be sure to check websites or contact event venues directly before finalizing plans.

PLAN AHEAD TRIPS AND EVENTS THIS SEASON BURLINGTON DISCOVER JAZZ FESTIVAL June 5–14, 2020 Visit discoverjazz.com 10 days of live music in Burlington, Vermont.

For over a quarter of a century Burlington, Vermont, has celebrated amazing live music during the annual Burlington Discover Jazz Festival. In 1983 the Festival gave Vermont’s flourishing jazz community the recognition it deserved—a celebration combining incredible local talent with jazz legends from every corner of the globe.

Throughout the Festival music resonates from every corner of Downtown Burlington—from the region’s premier performing arts facility, the Flynn Center, to the Church Street Marketplace stages, to Waterfront and City Hall Parks, to neighborhood clubs and restaurants. This 10-day event has become a tradition, a chance for the community and visitors to revel in jazz’s spectrum of different forms and an opportunity for fans to learn from and meet the world-renowned artists who have inspired them for years.

Presented by New England Federal Credit Union and produced by the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, in association with Burlington City Arts, the Festival—one of the largest annual events in Vermont.

LUPINE FESTIVAL, SUGAR HILL, NH June 13, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

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THE NEWPORT FLOWER SHOW VOICES IN THE GARDEN June 19–21, 2020

Locations: Sugar Hill NH-Carolina Crapo Building and Sugar Hill Town Meeting House

Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI New England’s Premier Flower Show

Every year Sugar Hill and surrounding areas celebrate the season of Lupine. For about a month, you can see the lupine flower blooming all over northern NH. The highlight of the season is an open-air market in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire. This market features local artisans and crafters selling their wares and putting on demonstrations. There are also several bands and musical performances throughout the weekend, as well as educational talks and events to ensure there is something for everyone attending the market.

Voices are like fingerprints. Each has a unique register and leaves an indelible signature.

A garden is the reflection of the gardener’s voice. Whether that voice echoes the strength in mighty trees, the romance of fragrant flowers or the laughter of bubbling water is still heard in great gardens.

Celebrate the voices of great American gardeners in Newport, RI. Friday, June 19, from 10:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

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Show Highlights Festive Opening Night Party Colorful floral designs Horticulture competition Garden displays Unique shopping opportunities Afternoon Tea Champagne & Jazz Brunch Lectures and demonstrations Opening Night Party Visit newportmansions.org.

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High Art 2020: DREAMSCAPES Opening Reception May 20, 2020 Exhibition: May 19–June 4, 2020 Attleboro Arts Museum 86 Park St. Attleboro, MA attleboroartsmuseum.org

GALA EVENTS THE MAKE-A-WHISH® GALA April 4, 2020 InterContinental Boston Boston, MA massri.wish.org 28th Annual Newport Symposium* & Gala Dinner at the Breakers April 16–18, 2020 Rosecliff & The Newport Marriott Newport, RI newportmansions.org *Discount prior to February 15, 2020. Gala Dinner by separate ticket.

The ICA Gala 2020 April 17, 2020 Big Night Live 110 Causeway St. Boston, MA icaboston.org Cocktails, Dinner & Program, Entertainment $1,500 and up.

In honor of Virgil Abloh and Sterling Ruby.

FreshPaint 2020 April 23, 2020 Copley Society of Art 158 Newbury St. Boston, MA copleysociety.org Gala & Auction NEC Annual Scholarship Gala May 2, 2020 Jordan Hall Boston, MA necmusic.edu Run for the Roses: 2020 Concord Museum Gala May 2, 2020

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Concord Museum 200 Lexington Rd. Concord, MA concordmuseum.org Kentucky Derby themed Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dancing & raffle at the Concord Country Club. A gala supporting educational initiatives.

The McCourt Foundation Gala & Auction May 8, 2020 Boston Harbor Hotel Boston, MA mccourtfoundation.org Support the Foundation’s commitment to fight neurologic diseases.

Rainforest Alliance Gala May 13, 2020 American Museum of Natural History New York, NY rainforest-alliance.org Register for advance tickets.

2020 Redwood Gala July 10, 2020 Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org Save the date.

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The Ellsworth Antique Show at Woodlawn August 12, 2002 | Opening Night: Cocktail Party & Dinner

August 13–15, 2020 | Show Woodlawn Route 72 19 Black House Drive Ellsworth, ME woodlawnmuseum.com Features dealers from Maine, across the US and England.

A Benefit for Woodlawn School Programs.

TOURS Tour of the Month: Newport’s British Occupation May 16, 2020 Museum of Newport History & Shop 127 Thames St. Newport, RI newporthistory.org 401-846-0813 Reservations, $20 pp. Organizer: Newport Historical Society Secret Garden Tour June 12–14, 2020 Private Gardens Newport, RI secretgardentours.org Self-guided walk. Advance $20, day of $25.

COMEDY High Mud Comedy Festival April 17–18, 2020 Mass MoCA Hunter Center 87 Mass MOCA Way North Adams, MA massmoca.org General admission. Suited for audiences 16 and up.

Comedy Connection 39 Warren Ave. East Providence, RI ricomedyconnection.com

DELICIOUS Cruise & Royal Tea April 19, 2020 Lady Katharine Cruises Harbor Park Landing Middletown, CT kandiecarle.com;

ladykatecruises.com Live music. Cruise on the Mystique along the Connecticut River.

Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea May 9, 2020 Hearthside House Museum 677 Great Rd. Lincoln, RI hearthsidehouse.org Back by popular demand.

SPECIAL EVENTS National Cherry Blossom Festival Through April 12, 2020 April 4, 2020 | Parade April 11, 2020 | Petalpalooza Washington, DC nationalcherryblossomfestival.org Boston Design Week March 25–April 5, 2020 Citywide Boston, MA bostondesignweek.com

All-Breed Dog Shows April 18, 2020 | Springfield Kennel Club, Inc. April 19, 2020 | South Windsor Kennel Club Mallary Building Eastern States Exposition Grounds 1305 Memorial Ave. West Springfield, MA pdf.infodog.com Plymouth 400™ 1620-2020 April 24, 2020 | Opening Ceremony Visit the website for a listing of events at locations in and around Plymouth.

Plymouth, MA plymouth400inc.org “Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of America’s Founding Story” 46th Annual Daffodil Festival Weekend April 24–26, 2020 Nantucket Island, MA

nantucketchamber.org Flower Power Daffodil Kickoff Party, Flower Show, Daffodil 5k Race, Parades, Hat Pagent, and more!

Newport Daffodil Days Festival: April 24–May 3, 2020 April 24th “Swing Into Spring Gala” The Atlantic Resort at Wyndham Newport Hotel 240 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown, RI newportdaffydays.com Gala Tickets $145 at the door, $125 advance. Festival event schedule online.

6th Annual Fashion Show & Luncheon–“The Art of Style–2020” May 19, 2020 Wequassett Resort and Golf Club 2173 MA-28 Harwich, MA ccmoa.org

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Annual fundraising event.

33rd Annual British By The Sea Gathering June 7, 2020 Harkness Memorial State Park 275 Great Neck Rd. Waterford, CT ctmgclub.com For all British car, truck, motorcycle owners and enthusiasts.

Newport Flower Show Voices in the Garden June 19–21, 2020 Rosecliff 548 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI newportmansions.org New England’s Premier Flower Show.

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THE MAKE-A-WHISH® GALA April 4, 2020 InterContinental Boston, Boston, MA massri.wish.org 28th Annual Newport Symposium & Gala Dinner at the Breakers April 16–18, 2020 Rosecliff & The Newport Marriott, Newport, RI newportmansions.org The ICA Gala 2020 April 17, 2020 Big Night Live, 110 Causeway St., Boston, MA icaboston.org Cocktails, Dinner & Program, Entertainment $1,500 and up. In honor of Virgil Abloh and Sterling Ruby FreshPaint 2020 April 23, 2020 Copley Society of Art, 158 Newbury St., Boston, MA copleysociety.org Gala & Auction NEC Annual Scholarship Gala May 2, 2020 Jordan Hall, Boston, MA necmusic.edu Run for the Roses: 2020 Concord Museum Gala May 2, 2020 Concord Museum, 200 Lexington Rd., Concord, MA concordmuseum.org Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dancing & raffle at the Concord Country Club. A gala supporting educational initiatives.

The McCourt Foundation Gala & Auction May 8, 2020 Boston Harbor Hotel, Boston, MA mccourtfoundation.org Support the Foundation’s commitment to fight neurologic diseases.

2020 Redwood Gala July 10, 2020 Newport, RI redwoodlibrary.org Save the date.

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1 Colt Drive Bristol, RI Coggeshall farm Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch April 11, 2020 Rosecliff 548 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI newportmansions.org Reservations from nonPreservation Society Members begin on March 20, 2020.

The Children’s Museum Of Greater Fall River Closed Mon. & Tues.

441 North Main St. Fall River, MA cmgfr.org Mayflower Sails 2020 May 14–19, 2020 Charlestown Navy Yard 114 16th St. Charlestown, MA Maritime Festival Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower Landing.

National Marine Life Center 120 Main St. Buzzards Bay, MA; nmic.org Visit the website for hours of operation.

Boston Dragon Boat Festival 2020 June 14, 2020 Charles River Cambridge, MA bostondragonboat.org

OUTDOORS Easter In Bermuda April 10–12, 2020 Bermuda gotobermuda.com Kite festival, spring-inspired events, great food, sunrise services, outdoor adventure, island culture, and more.

Cuttyhunk Ferry Company 66B State Pier, South Bulkhead New Bedford, MA cuttyhunkferryco.com

MUSEUM GUIDANCE

CHILDREN’S MUSEUMS IN NEW ENGLAND NOTICE Be sure to check websites or contact venues directly before finalizing plans.

This month we focus on children’s museums across New England. Please plan and contact the Museums for hours of operation and special programming.

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Boston Children’s Museum 308 Congress St., Boston, MA bostonchildrensmuseum.org Boston Children’s Museum is the second oldest and one of the most influential children’s museums in the world. For over 100 years, it has been engaging children in joyful discovery experiences that instill an appreciation of the world, develop foundational skills, and spark a lifelong love of learning.

Discovery Museum 177 Main St. (Rt. 27), Acton, MA discoveryacton.org The Discovery Museum and its Discovery Woods: outdoor nature play-scapes and 550 square foot treehouse blend the best of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) learning on a beautiful 4.5 acre campus abutting 180 acres of conservation land.

Children’s Museum at Holyoke 444 Dwight St., Holyoke, MA childrensmuseumholyoke.org Children’s Museum at Holyoke is located in downtown Holyoke and sees over 50,000 visitors a year with an average age of 1 to 10.

20 stations of interactive play and learning.

Also included in the World of Motion Room is a Rocket Launcher.

EcoTarium 222 Harrington Way, Worcester, MA ecotarium.org The EcoTarium is a unique indooroutdoor museum opened year-round. Set in an urban oasis, the EcoTarium offers a chance to walk through the treetops (seasonally), take a thrilling multimedia journey through the galaxy at a digital planetarium, meet wildlife, stroll nature trails, and get hands-on with familyfriendly exhibits.

Museum of Science 1 Science Park, Boston, MA mos.org One of the world’s largest science centers, the Museum of Science, introduces about 1.5 million visitors a year to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) via dynamic programs and hundreds of interactive exhibits. Highlights include the Thomson Theater of Electricity, Charles Hayden Planetarium, Mugar Omni Theater, Gordon Current Science & Technology Center, Butterfly Garden, and new 4-D Theater.

The Children’s Museum in Easton 9 Sullivan Ave., North Easton, MA childrensmuseumineaston.org The Children’s Museum in Easton is a vibrant, engaging cultural resource serving over 50,000 visitors annually, focused on promoting early learning in children, ages 1 to 8. They are located in The Old Fire Station in the historic North Easton Village. The Museum has three floors of interactive exhibits. Events during the year are always changing based on the seasons or holidays. Field trips and group visits are also an excellent way for groups of young children to learn and discover everything that the Museum has to offer.

Springfield Museums 21 Edwards St., Springfield, MA springfieldmuseums.org The Springfield Museums offer access to five world-class museums, including, The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum, two Art Museums, Science Museum, History Museum, and the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, all under a single admission.

There is something for everyone to enjoy from dinosaurs to motorcycles, classical sculptures to modern art, and Dr. Seuss.

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that engage creativity in the sciences and the arts. Each week brings new guided activities and events, lectures and gallery talks, planetarium presentations, and classes for children and adults.

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art 125 West Bay Rd., Amherst, MA carlemuseum.org At The Carle in Amherst, Massachusetts, picture books come alive through art exhibitions, art-making workshops, film, children’s theater, music, and storytimes.

Presenting and celebrating picture books from around the world, The Carle’s mission is to ensure generations to come to experience the wonders of this remarkable artistic and literary tradition.

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Providence Children’s Museum 100 South St., Providence, RI ChildrenMuseum.org Providence Children’s Museum is located in the heart of Providence’s Jewelry District; the Museum is a hands-on place for kids and families to play, learn, and grow together. The Museum presents interactive indoor and outdoor exhibits and creative daily programs designed for children ages 1 to 11 and their caregivers.

Coggeshall Farm Museum 1 Colt Dr., Bristol, RI coggeshallfarm.org Coggeshall Farm Museum portrays the lives of everyday Rhode Island tenant farmers living on the edge of a salt marsh in the late 18th century. The farm raises heritage breed livestock, grows heirloom vegetables, and authentically represents the lives of the hard-working people who fed this country as it grew. Located in the beautiful town of Bristol, Rhode Island,

the town boasts a rich array of historic sites and museums, boutique shopping, and great restaurants, against the backdrop of an active waterfront.

Audubon Society of Rhode Island Environmental Education Center 1401 Hope St., Bristol, RI asri.org The Audubon Environmental Education Center is a state-of-the-art natural history museum and aquarium offering many natural wonders to explore. See the habitat displays. Look inside a 33 foot life-size Right Whale, discover life in a tide pool, observe Narragansett Bay’s marine life, visit the rare blue lobster and orange lobster, or even explore a cornfield at night.

The Center’s interactive exhibits feature local habitats and offer many fun ways to enjoy nature.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Children’s Museum of New Hampshire 6 Washington St., Dover, NH childrens-museum.org

The not-for-profit Children’s Museum of New Hampshire strives to ignite children’s creative potential and forge memorable family learning experiences. The Museum offers two floors of hands-on, customcreated exhibits where visitors can explore a wide range of interests, from dinosaurs, music, and aeronautics to world cultures, art, and natural history. Families enjoy the Museum’s central location in downtown Dover’s riverfront Henry Law Park with a playground, picnic areas, and proximity to family-friendly restaurants and shops.

The Little Nature Museum 18 Highlawn Rd., Warner, NH littlenaturemuseum.org Discover the natural world at The Little Nature Museum. See, hear, and touch collections and exhibits. Exhibitions and collections include rocks and minerals, fluorescent minerals, mounted birds and animals, insects, sea life, bird nests, sand, fossils, fungi, lichens, cones, changing exhibits, children’s nature activities, and exhibits on current topics such as bats, invasive species, and bees.

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Libby Museum 755 North Main St., Wolfeboro, NH wolfeboronh.us The Libby Museum is open full-time June - August. Built in 1912, it is the personal collection of Dr. Henry Forest Libby housing local wildlife, birds, Native American artifacts, rocks, minerals, fossils, fish, and local history. Children’s programs, free live animal shows, and the favorite scavenger hunt are part of a summer tradition experienced through generations.

VERMONT

Vermont Toy Museum 5573 Woodstock Rd., US Route 4 Quechee, Vermont vermonttoymuseum.com Vermont Toy Museum has a beautiful

collection of more than 100,000 toys and is the result of one man’s dream and 30 years of dedication to share the preservation of our toy heritage and the importance that toys play in our lives.

Visitors (both young and old) return year after year to rediscover and share their childhood memories with family and friends. The decades melt away in the presence of displays from metal to windups, TV toys, lunch boxes, cap guns, Star Wars, and Barbies.

Wonderfeet Kids Museum 11 Center St., Rutland, Vermont wonderfeetkidsmuseum.org Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum is a children’s Museum in the heart of the Green Mountains. Whether you are local, visiting friends and family, or on vacation, join them for a few hours, a full day, or even the whole week. They offer something for all ages, so explore with us.

CONNECTICUT

Children’s Museum of Southeastern Connecticut 409 Main St., Niantic, CT cmsect.org Children’s Museum of Southeastern Connecticut is a hands-on, interactive, educational place for children to try on new roles and let their imaginations soar.

Explore the Discovery Room featuring the Museum’s resident critters and sciencebased activities. Visit the imaginative play side and pilot a fishing boat, build skyscrapers with giant foam blocks, try on the gear of a firefighter and hop into an authentic fire truck cab, or explore the global village. Outdoor areas delight youngsters with a real treehouse, obstacle course, whale drum, climbing wall, performing stage, and kid-sized zipline.

Imagine Nation, A Museum Early Learning Center 1 Pleasant St., Bristol, CT imaginenation.org 126 children attend Imagine Nation, the NAEYC accredited preschool, while children and families from across Connecticut and beyond visit to explore three levels that feature 12 interactive Museum Studios with a daily schedule of STEAM based initiatives and educational workshops.

Mystic Seaport 75 Greenmanville Ave., Mystic, CT mysticseaport.org Mystic Seaport’s grounds cover 19 acres on the Mystic River in Mystic, Connecticut. They include a recreated 19th-century coastal village, a working shipyard, formal exhibit halls, and state-of-the-art artifact storage facilities.

The Museum is home to more than 500 historic watercraft, including four National Historic Landmark vessels.

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