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FRYEBURG FAIR 2016 AN OVERVIEW! Fryeburg Fair, established in 1851, will host its 166th annual eight day fair October 2-9 in Fryeburg, Maine. As always Fryeburg Fair, considered to be one of the best agricultural fairs in the U.S. offers non-stop livestock, agriculture and farming exhibitions with over 3,000 head of cattle, horses, sheep, goats, hogs, poultry, rabbits, oxen and more. The Fair’s Woodsmen’s Field Day on Monday, October 3, is the largest spectator woodsmens event in North America. Contestants come from all over the U.S. and Canada to compete in over 34 woods skills events such as log-rolling, axe throwing, standing block chop, tree felling, skidder driving and log loading. Fair highlights include horse and ox pulling, draft horse tandem hitches up to eight, calf and pig scrambles, cooking contests, flower shows, exhibition halls of crafts, handiwork, photos, art, forest and wood products; a full museum of old farm equipment and memorabilia with live demonstrations; the “Little Red Schoolhouse” built in 1835; the milking parlor, firemen’s musters, sheepdog trials, tractor pulling, 4WD pulls and pari-mutuel harness racing on the Fair’s half-mile track. The Fair’s Specialty Foods Pavillion offers innovative food products made with local farm ingredients. The Expo Center features 9,000 square feet of commercial exhibits. Along with daily entertainment starting at 9 a.m. in the Fair’s six parks, these talented musicians and performers play and perform until the Fair’s signature Night Shows begin at 8 pm at the Grandstand. This year’s Night Show lineup - Monday night - The Mallett Brothers (Rock); Tuesday night - Sam Bush (Bluegrass); Wednesday night - Recycled Percussion (Rock); Thursday night - Brothers Osborne (Country); Friday night - Laura Bell Bundy (Country) and Saturday night - Krazy Jake (Maine Comedy). The annual Fireworks show is Friday night at 9 p.m. right after the Night Show ends. Saturday’s 10 a.m. Grand Parade is two hours of Fryeburg Fair’s best on display. The Fair is known for the best French fries made with just harvested Maine potatoes, along with an incredible variety of food choices for every palate! Camping at Fryeburg Fair is very popular and always fun with over 3,000 campsites. Contact the Fair for rates and availability. For further information on Fryeburg Fair, go to www.fryeburgfair.org or email info@fryeburgfair.org or call the Fair Office at (207) 9353268. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 3
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The time to put those summer clothes away has begun and the time to bring out the flannel shirts and sweaters is here. I don’t know about you – but there is no better place to be than the fall in New England. We hope we can give you a few suggestions on how to spend the upcoming weeks enjoying this splendor, both inside and out. Fall’s bounty brings Harvest Festivals, Fairs, pumpkin picking and patches – and a bit further down the road – every child’s, and quite a few adults too, favorite holiday Halloween. We can help you enjoy all of the above by checking out some of our advertisers in this issue. VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 28
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10/5 • The Faint: The Faint announces North American fall tour dates with Gang Of Four. Todd Fink says, “We are so psyched to play shows with Gang Of Four this fall. They’ve been a long time influence on The Faint. Life is insane.” Paradise Rock Club. 8pm. crossroadspresents. com/paradise-rock-club
10/13 • From Indian Lakes: The brainchild of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joey Vannucchi, From Indian Lakes takes its name from Indian Lakes, CA, a small community outside of Yosemite National Park near where Vannucchi grew up on 40 acres of land with no electricity aside from a sparely used generator. Growing up off the grid and surrounded by rural California’s natural beauty has had a heavy influence on Vannucchi’s songwriting as well as his musicianship. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
10/7 • Fretwork (United Kingdom) Asako Morikawa, Richard Boothby, Reiko Ichise, Emily Ashton, & Sam Stadlen, viols: Celebrating their 30th anniversary, viol consort Fretwork is joined by soprano Suzie LeBlanc. First Church in Cambridge, Congregational. 8pm. bemf.org
10/20 • NEC Jazz Orchestra performs Music of Guillermo Klein: The NEC Jazz Orchestra will draw on music from Klein’s large and small ensembles. NEC’s Jordan Hall. 7:30pm. necmusic.edu/jazz
10/14 • Mariza: Mariza is a charismatic fado singer with a clarion voice and mesmerizing stage presence. Whether singing traditional numbers or new songs, Mariza honors the legacy of fado, Portugal’s expressive lament of destiny. Berklee Performance Center. 8pm. Berklee.edu/BPC
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10/2 • Chameleon Arts Ensemble presents “moon dreams”: The program includes one of the most sumptuous entries in the chamber music repertoire: Arnold Schoenberg’s Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night) for string sextet, Op. 4 along with Ernest Bloch’s Violin Sonata No. 2 “Poeme Mystique;” Brett Dean’s Night Window for clarinet, viola, and piano; John Woolrich’s In the Mirrors of Asleep for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano; and Rebecca Clarke’s 1917 miniature, Morpheus for viola and piano. First Church in Boston. 4pm. chameleonarts.org
10/10 • Fantastic Negrito: Known for his unique fusion of blues, soul, roots and rock music, on The Last Days of Oakland Xavier Dphrepaulezz tackles the socioeconomic, race and class issues he witnesses on a daily basis living in the East Bay. “Something has happened,” observes Dphrepaulezz. “We are in a new phase. Café 939 at Berklee. 8pm. berklee.edu/red-room-cafe-939/calendar
10/19 • Mili Bermejo and bassist Dan Greenspan: Since first joining forces over a quarter-century ago, Bermejo and Greenspan have created a recorded library of timeless music with a number of cherished partners. Arsenal Center for the Arts. 7:30pm. arsenalarts.org
10/8 • Joan Baez: Her most recent album, Day After Tomorrow, carries on Joan’s tradition of serving as a lightning rod for a wide array of songwriters, with material by Steve Earle, Tom Waits, Elvis Costello and others. Wang Theatre. 8pm. Citicenter.org
10/9 • Sturgill Simpson: This tour celebrates Simpson’s widely praised new album A Sailor’s Guide To Earth, which sold 55,000 units in its first week. Orpheum Theatre. 8pm. crossroadspresents.com/orpheum-theatre
10/17 • Cinemechanica: Pioneers of the Athen’s region millennial math-rock landscape, through years of exhaustive performance, tireless composition, and – most recently – a new level of aggressive sneer honed by Kurt Ballou (Converge) at GodCity Studios. O’Brien’s. 8pm doors. obrienspubboston.com
TUESDAYS 10/4 • Moses Sumney w/James Blake: Moses Sumney has emerged as an independent artist to watch, riding a wave of word-of-mouth praise, hushed recordings, and dynamic live performances. Since the self-release of his debut EP, “Mid-City Island,” and 2015’s Terrible Records 7”, “Seeds/ Pleas,” Moses has performed around the world alongside forebears like Beck, Karen O, Sufjan Stevens, James Blake and more. House of Blues. 7pm. houseofblues.com/boston 10/25 • La Sera: Take It, It’s Yours, a covers album conceived and recorded by Katy Goodman (La Sera) + Greta Morgan (Springtime Carnivore), featuring reimagined versions of 70s & 80s punk and New Wave songs. Brookline Teen Center. 6:30pm. bostonhassle.com
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