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Ah – January has come and gone, the longest month of the year, not made any shorter by the antics of our new political administration. Never have I been so concerned, amazed, saddened and confused by the whole messy experience. By so called family and friends, and not so friendly others, as well as from the Washington political establishment. The only positives – the Dow is up, if you are into that sort of thing, and millions of women, and friends to women, around the world renewed my faith, somewhat, in our future. VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 21 FEBRUARY 1
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Now that February is upon us – time to forget what some of those Trump supporters stood for, and stand up for Black History Month. Many great people have contributed not only to African-American society in this country – but to all of us, and made lives better for everyone. Let’s not forget once February rolls into March. In the meantime – enjoy the little things, like the Hanna-Barbera exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum, better to remember the Stone Ages through the Flintstones and not the White House. Or enjoy some “Nasty” women, taking control of their sexuality and owning it at The Great Burlesque Exposition at the Hyatt in Cambridge. Lowell is holding their annual Winterfest – great activities celebrating the season and the city. Food, glorious food – check it, we’ve got you covered. Check out Mt. Washington Valley’s Cupcake Battle or the Cambridge Farmer’s Market. Enjoy Valentine’s Day as well – whether you are with the one you love, or love the one you’re with – even if you are alone! Treat yourself to something nice – check out WHAT we’ve got going on! As always, thanks for reading. Ann Marie LeMiere - Editor
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Norman Rockwell Museum Norman Rockwell Museum houses the world’s largest and most significant collection of art by Norman Rockwell. Located in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, where the artist lived and worked for nearly 25 years, the Museum presents, preserves and studies the art of illustration and is a world resource for reflection, involvement and discovery inspired by Norman Rockwell and the power of visual images to shape and reflect society. On view through May 29, 2017, Hanna-Barbera: The Architects of Saturday Morning presents the first museum exhibition on the world’s most successful animation partnership. Before the rise of basic cable, Saturday mornings for many children in America were spent watching cartoons on one of three available television channels. From 1958 through the 1980s, a majority of those cartoons bore the Hanna-Barbera imprint. Featuring original animation artwork, cels, and memorabilia from such favorites as Yogi Bear, The Flintstones, and Scooby-Doo, children of all ages are sure to have a “yabba-dabba doo” time! Opening June 10, Inventing America: Rockwell and Warhol will be the first exhibition linking Norman Rockwell and Andy Warhol, two iconic visual communicators who embraced populism, shaped national identity, and opened new ways of seeing in twentieth century America. Original artworks; process materials and studies; archival photography and film footage; and props, costumes, and personal artifacts will make this art exhibition pop! The Museum presents family-friendly programs related to the works on view, including art workshops, talks, performances, Four Freedoms Forums, and visits from contemporary illustrators. The Museum’s 36-acre campus offers scenic views of the rural Berkshire landscape and includes the artist’s original Stockbridge studio, moved from the center of town, which stands today much as it did in Rockwell’s lifetime, complete with easel, brushes, books, and furnishings. Visitors can literally step back in time by visiting the studio, which is open from May through October. The Museum advances social good through the civic values of learning, respect and inclusion and is committed to upholding the rights and dignity of all people through the universal messages of humanity and kindness portrayed by Norman Rockwell. Visit Norman Rockwell Museum online at www.nrm.org. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 9
When Emma celebrated birthday number 9, she and a group of her closest friends came in to try their hand at some SplatMaster Paintball. When she turned 10, she brought them back for Round 2. This year when her 11th birthday came around, Emma decided she was ready to take it to the next level. She and the girls would be celebrating for the 3rd year in a row with new Low Impact Paintball. Her mom said that she always wakes up the morning of her party and says - “this is my favorite day of the year!!”..... Not exactly the stereotypical player whom you imagined enjoying the paintball experience. Paintball has come a long way - it’s now more out of the woods and has new versions that are getting players as young as 8 years old into the game. SplatMaster gives the little ones all the thrill of the splat but with a spring powered marker, smaller paintballs and minimal impact. Low Impact is the great in between that allows players from 10-85 a chance to share the thrill of paintball with a little less ouch - smaller, lighter compact paintball markers with smaller paintballs and lower velocity make this the perfect fit for mixed groups, first time players and mid-level adrenaline seekers. Full on Dare Devils will still enjoy traditional paintball, in all of its glory fitting for celebrating the Bachelor or settling some friendly office or dorm room scores. There are 3 locations to choose from - all with a unique playing experience and walk on play as well as private group play is always available. Boston Paintball has become a staple in the Boston entertainment scene over the past 25 years and you can be sure that the memories you create with a little paintball adventure will last a lifetime. Since 1992, Boston Paintball has been the largest indoor playing facility in New England. Conveniently located off Rt 1 in Chelsea (5 minutes from downtown in Home Depot Plaza), we cater to players of all skill levels and specialize in first -time players. We can accommodate groups of any size and with advance planning and can run “tournament”-style events complete with teams, scoring, and event awards! Brand-new facility with 2 fields, staging area, seating and 180 feet of viewing. Additional facilities include the all outdoor facility located at 145 Powder Mill Road in Sudbury Ma and New England’s newest multi-use playing facility at 120 Pond St. in Ashland (Indoor & outdoor paintball). SPLATMASTER EXPERIENCE AT ALL LOCATIONS FOR AGES 8 AND UP as well as the new Low Impact version for players ages 10+. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 6
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Two Ways to Have the Perfect Valentine’s Day The twin secrets to having a great Valentine’s Day, whether you’re coupled or solo, are doing a little preparation and having a plan for the big day itself. No one like scrambling around at the last minute looking for a gift, which is why you should head over to The Great Burlesque Exposition (www.Burlesque-Expo. com) at The Hyatt Regency Hotel in Cambridge the weekend before Valentine’s Day. You can catch one of the four shows on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night. Each show is different but they all feature performers from around the country. Just as fun as the shows is The Exhibit Hall, which is open noon to 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 11 and Sunday, Feb. 12. The Exhibit Hall features a display of gorgeous burlesque costumes, a mini-museum of burlesque history, and – of course – shopping. Vendors sell everything from corsets to jewelry to retro fashion so you can look your pin-up best. If you’d like to give your special someone a more personal gift, there are free drop-in classes taught by the instructors from The Boston Academy of Burlesque Education (www.StudyBurlesque.com). All of these things are included in a Fan Admission and you can save $10.00 off of any ticket by using promo code W.H.A.T. The second part of the secret is having fabulous plans for Valentine’s night – whether you’re going out with a friend, a date, or on your own. We suggest you get yourself over to brand-new Thalia Theatre(www.TheThalia.com) in Central Square to see The Boston BeauTease in The Road to Striptopia, a hysterical romp around the globe in the tradition of the best buddy movies. When a traveling show comes through their hometown, Ruby and Katie are bitten by the burlesque bug. Their quest to become student ecdysiasts takes them around the world in search of the fabled city of Striptopia! The Road to Striptopia is a delicious assortment of comedy, music, dance, magic, and striptease all wrapped up in a heart-shaped box! The Boston BeauTease were named “Best Burlesque” in Boston by The Improper Bostonian,The Boston Phoenix, and WGBH. Come see why at one of the two performances on Tuesday, February 14; there’s one at 7:00 p.m. and one at 9:00 p.m. Tickets are $36 and available on-line or by calling (800) 838-3006.
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2/22 • Death by Unga Bunga: The Norwegian band are touring in support of their 2016 releases, this spring’s full-length Pineapple Pizza, praised by NPR Music for an “uncomplicated and infectious” sound, and more recently the fall release of the Fight! EP, dubbed a “brilliant return” by Impose, and a nod from Stereogum for the title track’s “blast of crunchy riffage that culminates in a pleasure-center bullseye of a guitar solo.” Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com 3/8 • Regina Spektor: Born in the Soviet Union, Spektor began studying classical piano when she was six. Her family emigrated in 1989, landing in New York City, where she continued her classical training. She began writing pop songs and her commercial breakthrough came in 2006 on her fourth LP, Begin to Hope. The gold-certified album included the singles “On the Radio,” “Better” and “Fidelity,” which climbed the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. Orpheum Theatre. 8pm. crossroadspresents.com/orpheum-theatre
2/2 • Mindi Abair: Mindi Abair is one of the most recognizable saxophonists on the music scene today. In addition to great solo albums over the years, she was one of the regular musicians on American Idol and has also toured with mega-rock band, Aerosmith. Scullers Jazz Club. 8pm. scullersjazz.comLight, their ninth LP. Royale. 8pm. royaleboston.com 2/23 • The Dig: From the beginning, The Dig have been a classic band’s band, and a true collaboration: three longtime friends, three songwriters, two singers in a true dual frontman setup, all individuals but all woven more and more tightly together as they have evolved. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
2/10 • Marc Anthony: The show will be 360 Degree Arena-Size celebrations of love and friendship and will serve as part of the festivities of Valentine’s Day 2017. Agganis Arena. 8pm. agganisarena.com 2/24 • Rose Cousins: A native of Prince Edward Island who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Cousins deeply values being part of multiple music communities, and is constantly fueled by collaboration. She tours widely and has shared stages with dozens of artists including Mary Chapin Carpenter, The Staves, Lisa Hannigan, Ron Sexsmith and Nathaniel Rateliff. Club Passim. 7pm. passim.org
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2/4 • South Asian Showdown 2017: This competition puts 2 of the most popular dance forms from South Asia on one stage to compete against one another for the best dance of the night. We have selected 12 teams from all over North America to represent their respective genres. John Hancock Hall. 5pm. southasianshowdown.com 2/18 • Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls: British singer-songwriter Frank Turner and his band, The Sleeping Souls, are touring in support of his sixth album Positive Songs For Negative People, the follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2013 release Tape Deck Heart. Turner is also touring with special guests Bouncing Souls, Arkells and Will Varley. Agganis Arena. 6:45pm. agganisarena.com
2/5 • Hespèrion XXI: Jordi Savall brings his worldfamous ensemble back to the BEMF concert stage. One of the giants of Early Music, Savall directs a consort of seven virtuosic instrumentalists in a rousing program of Venetian Baroque dance music by Gabrieli, Marini, Merula, and more. Sanders Theatre. 4pm. bemf.org 2/12 • Chameleon Arts Ensemble presents Flutist Deborah Boldin and Pianist Vivian Choi in Chameleon Up Close Recital: The program, inspired by song, poetry and myth, includes Schubert’s Variations on Trockne Blumen from Die schöne Müllerin, Op. 160, D. 802; Samuel Barber’s Canzone, Op. 38a; Francis Poulenc’s Sonata; Claude Debussy’s watershed work, Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune, in a 1925 arrangement by Gustave Samazeuilh; and the Boston premiere of Jeremy Gill’s Parabasis. Goethe-Institut. 4pm. chameleonarts.org
2/6 • Dan Layus: Layus will be performing songs from his debut solo album, Dangerous Things, which spans influences from Hank Williams to Tom Waits, from Dwight Yoakam to Woody Guthrie. Brighton Music Hall. 7pm. crossroadspresents.com/brighton-music-hall/ 2/27 • John Doe: Acclaimed solo artist and founding member of the influential L.A. punk rock band X John Doe released his latest solo effort, The Westerner, which was embraced by outlets like Rolling Stone Country and NPR Music. The album was inspired by Michael Blake (author of Dances with Wolves) and features guest appearances from Chan Marshall of Cat Power, Debbie Harry of Blondie, Cindy Wasserman of Dead Rock West and Tom Brosseau. Club Passim. 7pm. passim.org
TUESDAYS 2/14 • Cyrille Aimee: Winner of the Montreux Jazz Festival’s Vocal Competition, the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition and finalist in the Thelonious Monk Vocal Competition, Aimée is—in the words of Will Friedwald of The Wall Street Journal—”one of the most promising jazz singers of her generation.” In the same Wall Street Journal feature (which included vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant), Friedwald declared both to be “astonishing creative singers, with a brilliant sound, fresh ideas, impeccable rhythm and an overall approach that honors tradition without being shackled to the past.” Scullers Jazz Club. 8pm. scullersjazz.com 2/21 • Lisa Hannigan: Of her live performances, NY Daily News says, “Lisa Hannigan shudders when she sings, letting her vibrato shake through her entire body until it exhausts itself in a whisper.” Brighton Music Hall. 7pm. crossroadspresents.com/brighton-music-hall
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VIRGO Virgo, you may become preoccupied with what others Aug 24/Sept 22 think of you. Try not worry so much about what others
TAURUS Taurus, your heart is telling you to aim for the highest Apr 21/May 21 peak because anything is possible if you put your
LIBRA It may be difficult to pull yourself out of a slump this Sept 23/Oct 23 week, Libra. However, if you surround yourself with
GEMINI Your reputation will precedes you, Gemini. That May 22/Jun 21 reputation may elicit positive feelings in some and
SCORPIO Scorpio, try not to drift on autopilot this week; Oct 24/Nov 22 otherwise, you may miss crucial details along the
CANCER You may notice a strange vibe in the air this week, Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer. You might feel your intuition kick into high
SAGITTARIUS Sagittarius, make extra time for your immediate family Nov 23/Dec 21 and other loved ones this week. Enjoy the warmth and
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