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Come Aboard! Mayflower II Returns to Plymouth Following a six-month stay at Mystic Seaport’s Henry B. DuPont Preservation Shipyard, Plimoth Plantation’s iconic square-rigged wooden sailing vessel Mayflower II has returned to her berth in Plymouth Harbor and is ready to greet visitors! This was the second winter away for Plymouth’s hometown ship, as part of a multi-year, $12 million preservation effort that is set to continue – pending successful fundraising – later this year. Visiting the ship has given millions of people who have stepped aboard since 1957 a rare glimpse into the maritime world of the 17th century and now Plimoth Plantation, the acclaimed living history museum of 17th-century Colonial and Native New England, is working to save her. As the Town of Plymouth and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts prepare for 2020, the 400th commemoration of the Pilgrims’ arrival on the region’s shores, it’s an exciting time to enjoy Mayflower II – from hands-on demonstrations to living history programs and concerts to engaging speakers on a variety of maritime topics. Come aboard this summer to experience Mayflower II. For details on a season of fun programming for the whole family, visit www.plimoth.org. Follow @plimothplantation on Facebook and Instagram and @plimoth on Twitter and Snapchat – use #MayflowerII and #MayflowerMemories to share your photos! SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 3
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Summer is in full swing, and nothing says summer more than the 4th of July! Celebrating America’s Independence takes on a whole new meaning this year – what with all of the political vitriol that has been spewing from “politicians”, the media outlets and armchair facebook trolls. I try not to involve politics into our little magazine that could – but this year it seems increasingly hard to stay out of the fray – or at least have an opinion. Which I suppose, as Americans, we are certainly entitled to. I will refrain from using this forum from giving my own opinions, further than what you could glean from what I’ve already written – and try to put a positive spin on the fact that at least we can go into this holiday with the knowledge that when our forefathers signed the infamous “Declaration”, little did they know what varying degrees of opinions they would unleash in future generations – and with that “Declaration” gave us the right to have them. So when you set out with your sparklers, try to think hard about what this country really stands for – it’s stands for the right to the pursuit of happiness, with life, liberty and justice for all. And also the right to go to the theater, go explore different parts of where this country was born, enjoy art, revel in the magic that is summer in New England! We are on vacation – hooray! Look for our next issue dated July 20-August 2nd coming soon! Thanks for reading. Ann Marie LeMiere - Editor
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This All-In-One Adventure Park Will Thrill Your Whole Family, Rain Or Shine! We all know New England weather is unpredictable. That’s why I was so excited to come across Surf’s Up & SkyVenture NH! This place is serious about fun. The state-of-the-art facility has four unique attractions for all ages. Indoor skydiving and surfing are the premier activities for thrill seekers. As long as they’re potty trained, kids ages 3+ can fly and 5+ can surf! The facility itself is gorgeous. As you walk into the lobby you are overwhelmed by the sight and sound of the wind tunnel. On one side, you can see first-time flyers floating in the chamber and being spun up to the top with their instructor, and on the other, you can see surfers shredding the 2’ wave while their friends sip on smoothies under live palm trees. Surf’s Up is a real hidden gem, decorated with authentic Hawaiian tikis, and hand-crafted wooden furniture. The Oasis Café is a tiki-style bar right inside Surf’s Up. This area is also home to two other attractions – an exquisitely realistic 24’ rock wall with auto belays, and the Fishpipe – a spinning water ride simulating the world’s longest water slide! A great facility is one thing, buy what really sets this place apart are the attractions and the staff. Each activity is preceded by a class where one of the friendly instructors will help even the timid feel ready and excited to fly or surf! There is nothing like the feeling of floating in the wind tunnel for the first time. The best part is definitely the Fly High, where the instructor spins you up higher into the wind tunnel! On weekday nights, you can watch skydivers practicing tricks, too! Surfing here is the most realistic you can find outside of the ocean. It’s perfect for those who don’t want to paddle for waves all day or dodge sharks, but want to really learn to surf. And, if you come on a Saturday night, sometimes you can see local pro surfers and wakeboarders shredding the 6’ barrel wave! If you are looking for something exciting to do this summer, check out Surf’s Up & SkyVenture NH! They recommend reservations, so make sure you call ahead! Spend an hour, or spend the day! The Oasis Café serves great pizza, salads, wraps – and there’s a bar, too! Bring on the Margaritas! Check out their new referral and loyalty program. Use code below to get $15.00 off a surf session. Share it with your friends, and when they redeem the voucher, you get a $10 credit to use towards any of the facility’s activities! Go to http://rfrz.us/bybhcptl or scan QR code in ad to claim coupon.
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Discover creativity and inspiration at the League of NH Craftsmen’s Annual Craftsmen’s Fair If you love craft, art, and anything handmade, the Annual Craftsmen’s Fair – August 6-14 at the Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury, NH - is the place to be! Experience an incredible variety of fine craft, meet the makers, and find something fabulous to take home. Here’s what you can see and do: • Shop for fine craft at more than 200 craft booths filled with the nation’s finest craft – all handmade and one-of-a-kind. There’s cool jewelry and scarves, decorative wood, glass and metal bowls and vessels, eye-catching ornaments, prints, and much more at all price points. • Express your creativity: Try your hand at making craft. Sign up for a pottery, glassblowing, printmaking, or leatherworking workshop and receive personalized instruction from a master craftsperson. • Watch engaging demonstrations: See craftspeople work and learn about their techniques. For example, you can learn how a fly fishing rod or a Didgeridoo instrument is made and watch blacksmithing, weaving, embroidery, and quilting demonstrations. • Get inspired: Tour the Fair’s craft exhibitions – CraftWear, Living With Craft, and the Sculpture Garden – and get ideas for you, your home, and your garden. Living With Craft features handcrafted works, artfully arranged in cohesive room vignettes. CraftWear has dazzling traditional and avantgarde jewelry and handcrafted wearables. Stroll through the Sculpture Garden and see decorative sculptures and garden accessories. The Fair is a great place for children, with activities to pique their interest and spur their imagination. Kids can make clay artwork in the all-day pottery workshop, while in Tools for Kids, they can try a variety of woodworking tools in a safe environment. Wednesday, August 10 is Children’s Day at the Fair, featuring singalongs, a mime, and face painting. The Mount Sunapee Resort Adventure Park features a canopy zip line, a treetop obstacle course, miniature golf and more. Marvel at the historic Peppersass Cog Railway train engine, the world’s first mountain climbing cog railway engine – celebrating its 150th birthday! (Presented by the Mount Washington Cog Railway, the Fair’s lead sponsor.) New this year is a Tasting Tent where you can sample scrumptious handmade products. Live music returns to the Fair this year with an incredible lineup of celebrated local and original musicians. For tickets and to learn more, visit nhcrafts.org.
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6/29 • Percussionist Ra-kalam Bob Moses - Jordan Hall. 8pm. necmusic. edu/summer/jazz-lab
7/7 • Berklee Vocal Summit Presents Marlon Saunders / Shea Rose - Former Berklee professor Marlon Saunders. Shea Rose ‘11 is a singer-songwriter, performing artist, and activist. Berklee College Of Music. 7:30pm. berklee. edu/BPC
7/8 • Pale Dian - Formed in 2015, Austin-based dream pop trio PALE DIAN ride the ashes of their previous project, Blackstone Rngrs, into smudgier, esoteric terrains. Lilypad. Doors at 10pm. lilypadinman.com
7/6 • Berklee Vocal Summit Presents Five O’Clock Shadow - Throughout their 24-year history, Five O’Clock Shadow has redefined the possibilities of vocal music by incorporating mouth percussion, real-time digital effect processing, and innovative writing and arranging into its critically acclaimed live performances and recordings. Berklee College Of Music. 7:30pm. berklee. edu/BPC
7/14 • The Coathangers - Their charisma is contagious, their songs exist outside of fads, and their spirits can weather the inevitable ups and downs of life as touring musicians. Such is the case with the Atlanta trio The Coathangers. ONCE. 8pm. cuisineenlocale.com/ once-lounge
7/15 • Bastille Day - Come down to Marlborough Street and be transported to Paris with authentic Francophone music, food, drinks, and dancing in the street! Marlborough Street will be blocked off between Berkeley and Clarendon Streets. 6-11pm. frenchculturalcenter. org
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7/3 • Puro Instinct - The avant-pop composers Piper and Skylar Kaplan a.k.a. Puro Instinct pay homage to that Hollywood on their sophomore LP Autodrama. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
7/4 • Top of the Hub Celebrates Fourth of July Above It All - Standing as one of the most popular events on the restaurant’s yearly calendar. Top of the Hub. 6-11:30pm. topofthehub.net
7/16 • Chris Stapleton w/Luke Bryan - Following a historic turn on the CMA Awards - Awards—where Stapleton became the first artist to win Album of the Year. Gillette Stadium. 5:30pm. gillettestadium.com
7/24 • Anna Vogelzang - Anna Vogelzang has been making songs since 2000, playing them in public since 2003, and driving them around the country since 2007. Her melody-driven, multiinstrumental folkpop ballads have been met with warm reviews (9/10, PopMatters) and landed her at festivals, conferences, and on bills with some of her heroes. Club Passim. 8pm. passim.org
7/11 • Salsa in the Park - A free and popular outdoor summer series for all ages, backgrounds and abilities, Salsa In The Park is an innovative community engagement project that transforms public space for public benefit through music, dance and education. Blackstone Community Center Park. 6-9pm. salsainthepark.org
TUESDAYS 7/12 • Hey Mercedes - Born of the ashes of the now legendary Chicago emo outfit Braid, Hey Mercedes consisted of Bob Nanna on guitar and vocals, Todd Bell on bass and vocals, Mark Dawursk on guitar and vocals and Damon Atkinson on drums. The Sinclair. 8pm. sinclaircambridge.com 7/12 • Sonny & The Sunsets - Helmed by the singer / songwriter, playwright, author & onetime troubadour Sonny Smith, The Sunsets have featured a revolving door lineup that have included Shayde Sartin, Ryan Browne, Kelley Stoltz and Tahlia Harbour. ONCE Ballroom. Doors at 8pm. cuisineenlocale.com
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