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Get out and take a walk. Not just any walk, a very special walk – the MSPCA Walk for the Animals, this year taking place in Hyannis on Cape Cod. Nothing could be better than helping out our four legged friends; they make us all better at being human. Put on your walking shoes and head to Aselton Park on September 17 – bring the whole, including the four legged ones, family. Donate, adopt, spay and neuter – they deserve the best. Enjoy the coming of fall with Misquamicut’s Fallfest, where is that you say? Why it is Misquamicut State Beach in Rhode Island – fun fall festivities of all kinds await at this annual event that kicks off the season. Another great thing about this season, live theater once again abounds as new seasons kick-off with their inaugural productions. Support your local small theater – attend Sleeping Weazel’s new production, Cleanliness, Godliness, and Madness: A User’s Guide at Boston’s Boston Center for the Arts. So much still to do – get out before the crow, or snow, flies! Thanks for reading. Ann Marie LeMiere - Editor
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH Old Orchard Beach is a famous small quaint tourist town with seven miles of sandy beach, a Pier, restaurants, nightlife, shopping, amusements, and more. Kennebunkport and Portland are a short drive away and great places to visit while in the area. Old Orchard Beach Campground is family owned and operated. The Daigle family and its staff take great pride in offering family camping at its finest. The campground has expanded and has many updates in recent years. It offers recreational facilities, and a choice of simple rustic tent sites to spacious RV and Park Model sites capable of accommodating today’s largest motor homes. The campground is further expanding in 2017 and will offer rental units and have a brand new RV section. The campground is one mile to the beach and two miles to the center of town. During the summer months, there is a trolley service that operates taking guests back and forth to the beach for a nominal fee. Late summer and fall are an ideal time to vacation as well. Enjoy beautiful fall foliage, local fairs, apple picking, shopping at factory outlets and LL Bean, and much more. Guests of the campground can stay for a night, a week, or a season. Our season is from May 1 to November 1 each year. Reservations can be made anytime on our website gocamping.com. There are two sections of the campground for seasonal guests. The Tall Pines section is for Park Model Homes. Guests of Tall Pines have exclusive use of a large pool and tent for gatherings. Guests can bring in a Park Model home or purchase one through us. We are a Park Model home dealer. The Grove is a new Deluxe RV section for seasonal and overnight guests. Our spacious RV sites include 30 and 50 amp electrical outlets, water, sewer, wi-fi, cable, picnic table and fire ring. Campground activities include a swimming pool, arcade, two playgrounds, basketball court, horseshoes, cornhole, whiffle ball field, volleyball court, pickle ball and badminton. Old Orchard Beach Campground is the perfect place to sit by the fire, relax and enjoy time as a couple or with your family. A vacation in Old Orchard Beach is sure to please.
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8/31 • Gad Elmaleh: One of France’s most popular comedians, Gad Elmaleh was voted Funniest Person in France in 2006 and made history in 2007 when he sold out the prestigious L’Olympia in Paris for seven consecutive weeks. Somerville Theatre. 7:30pm. worldmusic.org 9/21 • Rodrigo Amarante: Amarante, a national hero in Brazil for his work in iconic Brazilian band Los Hermanos — came to the US in 2007 to play in Devendra Banhart’s band. He quickly became widely known for his project with The Strokes’ Fabrizio Moretti and Binki Shapiro – Little Joy. The Sinclair. 8pm. sinclaircambridge.com
9/15 • Owen: For more than two decades, Mike Kinsella has been a central figure in Chicago’s indie rock universe, serving multiple roles in a string of bands whose influence continues to resonate across a span of genres and musical approaches. Arts At The Armory. 7pm. artsatthearmory.org 8:30pm. greatscottboston.com 9/22 • Tijuana Panthers: After releasing their brand new EP, Ghost Food, at the top of August via Innovative Leisure, Long Beach trio Tijuana Panthers are back today to announce a fall tour of the US with Tiger Army. Middle East Downstairs. 7pm Doors. mideastoffers.com
9/10 • Five O’Clock Shadow: Throughout Five O’Clock Shadow’s 25 year history, the band has redefined the possibilities of vocal music by incorporating mouth percussion, real time effect processing and innovative writing and arranging into its critically acclaimed live performances and recording. The Regent Theatre. 7pm. regenttheatre.com
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9/11 • Haley Bonar: Haley Bonar is more than a hard working musician. She writes genuine, epochal and poetic tales that feel like our heartbreak, failure, frustration and joy. The Middle East Upstairs. 7pm. mideastoffers.com
9/6 • Audrey Harrer: Part of Club Passim’s Labor Day campfire festival, Harrer is A harpist, composer, and songwriter based in Jamaica Plain, Harrer pitches her work somewhere between classical composition and the experimental pop of Kate Bush and Björk.” [James Reed - BOSTON GLOBE]. Club Passim. 8pm. passim.org
9/17 • The Saint Johns: The upcoming tour celebrates the duo’s acclaimed debut album, Dead Of Night. The Saint Johns are band members Louis Johnson and Jordan Meredith. Café 939 at Berklee. 8pm. berklee.edu/red-room-cafe-939/ calendar
9/25 • Ages and Ages: Ages and Ages is an American rock band from Portland, Oregon which has been receiving positive critical attention because of their upbeat “raw choral pop” sound. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
9/23 • Brodinski: Internationallycelebrated French producer Brodinski announces the impending release of his new mixtape entitled The Sour Patch Kid due out on September 9th. Brodinski will also be embarking on a full U.S. tour in support of the mixtape. Bijou. 10:30pm. bijouboston.com
9/19 • Against Me!: In a career already full of classic punk records, Shape Shift With Me feels like the definitive Against Me! album. Moreover, it’s the culmination of four years of existence as Laura Jane Grace. Royale. 7pm Doors. royaleboston.com
TUESDAYS 9/6 • CI Opening Night Concert: Directed by CI Co-Chair Eden MacAdam-Somer. NEC’s groundbreaking Contemporary Improvisation Department kicks off the academic year with a concert featuring CI faculty. Brown Hall – NEC. 7:30pm. necmusic.edu 9/20 • Lucius: Lucius is led by its cofounders and vocalists Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig accompanied by multiinstrumentalists Andrew Burri, Peter Lalish and Dan Molad. House Of Blues. 7pm. houseofblues.com/boston
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