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6/1 • Lola Marsh - The dreamy Tel Aviv-based indie band Lola Marsh combines nostalgic vocals, warm harmonies, and lilting Middle Eastern guitar melodies. The Sinclair. 9pm sinclaircambridge.com
6/9 • Laszlo Gardony and his quartet – featuring saxophonist Bill Pierce, bassist John Lockwood and drummer Yoron Israel. Scullers Jazz Club. 8pm. scullersjazz.com
6/10 • The Rippingtons - The Rippingtons is a Grammy-nominated American contemporary jazz band celebrating its Twenty-sixth anniversary. Scullers Jazz Club. 8pm. scullersjazz.com
6/22 • Gregory Alan Isakov - Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, Isakov is a lifelong traveler. Royale. 7pm. royaleboston.com
6/16 • The Cure - Robert Smith (voice/ guitar), Simon Gallup (bass), Jason Cooper (drums), Roger O’Donnell (keys) and Reeves Gabrels (guitar) will explore 37 years of Cure songs, mixing hits, rarities, favorites and as yet unreleased tracks. Agganis Arena. 7:30pm. agganisarena.com
6/17 • Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - After three and a half years, the award-winning Seattle-based Hip Hop duo have released their new album This Unruly Mess I’ve Made. Agganis Arena. 7:30pm. agganisarena.com 6/24 • Deerhoof. Everyone showed up in the mood to sing. Satomi, Greg, John and Ed dream up alchemies of punk, pop, glam, hair metal, doo-wop, hip hop, and R&B, late-night car rides, long days, attitude and spandex. Brighton Music Hall. 8pm. crossroadspresents.com/brighton-music-hall
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6/4 • Chameleon Arts Ensemble Presents a Free Family Concert & Instrument Petting Zoo. The Chameleon Arts Ensemble of Boston will present a Free Family Concert titled Magical Melodies and Music of Life • 2pm. Hyde Park Branch of the Boston Public Library • chameleonarts.org
6/5 • Nothing - People often wonder why Philadelphia’s NOTHING are so damn loud. In the case of many artists, the volume stems from a preoccupation with negativity, misanthropy and the human condition. The Sinclair. 8pm. sinclaircambridge.com
6/13 • Casket Girls - The Casket Girls are the virtually reclusive Savannah sisters, Phaedra and Elsa Greene, and Ryan Graveface (Graveface Records, Dreamend, etc). Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
6/4 • Hubbub: Creative Commotion for Kids – Hubbub is a festival celebrating creativity, inventiveness, and exploration for children ages zero to twelve and their families. Copley Square Park. 9am. hubbubfest.org
6/19 • Jaye Bartell - Originally from from Massachusetts, Jaye Bartell’s moved to Brooklyn, NY in 2013. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
6/20 • Matt Corby - Australian artist Matt Corby will perform songs from his debut album, Telluric, which continues to receive critical acclaim. Paradise Rock Club. 7pm crossroadspresents. com/paradise-rock-club
TUESDAYS 6/7 • Florence & the Machine - Florence + the Machine are nominated for five awards at the 58th Annual Grammy . Xfinity Center - 7:30pm. xfinity. centermansfield.com 6/7 • DIIV - “Hits on a visceral, teenage level similar to that of the Cure or Smashing Pumpkins...” – Pitchfork. Sinclair. 8pm. sinclaircambridge.com 6/14 • TWENTY ONE PILOTS - The band has had massive success with their #2 Alternative radio smash “Tear In My Heart,” and Twenty One Pilots’ new single “Stressed Out” is rapidly climbing the Alternative radio chart. Agganis Arena. 7pm. agganisarena.com
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EDITOR’S NOTE While it may not officially be summer yet – it is fast approaching and most of us are already in summer mode. With summer comes a bevy of outdoor activities, many of which we hope to bring you in the upcoming issues of W.H.A.T.* Magazine. To get you started, we’ve brought you a couple of great options to enjoy the great outdoors while also enjoying fun activities at the same time. If you are heading up towards Mt. Washington, take a trip on the
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We have other great ways to spend time indoors as well, take in a concert, a play or check out our centerspread if you are a guitar lover. Guitarfest is coming – check out what these masters of the instrument can make it do! Whatever your pleasure, inside or out – we can help make your presummer days fun-filled!
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“Hello! Welcome to The Butterfly Place!” • “It’s a tropical oasis!’ • “I can’t stop smiling!.” “Reminds me of The Wizard of Oz when all the flowers greet Dorothy. We’re not in Kansas anymore.” “You don’t see as many butterflies in nature these days. I’m so happy to be able to bring my grandchildren here.” “We bring our second graders here every year. The children are able to experience first hand the life cycle that we’ve been studying.” The Butterfly Place, Westford MA is an indoor garden filled with hundreds of freely-flying butterflies. Have fun and learn something new as you walk among the butterflies, see caterpillars, chrysalides and cocoons, watch a 15 minute video which describes butterfly life cycles and gives interesting facts about butterflies and moths. As you visit, enjoy fish, chinese painted quail and finches which live in the flight area. A self-guided experience, there is always a staff docent at our show and tell area to answer questions and welcome you. Most visitors like about one hour to enjoy and you may come out and go back in as much as you like. There is an outdoor picnic area available and places nearby where you may go for lunch. During weekday morning hours, especially during the school year, large groups visit and quieter times are after 1 pm. Open February 14-October 31 everyday, closed Easter Sunday, 10-4, ticket sales end at 3:30 and new customers are not allowed to come in to visit past 3:30. The Butterfly Place is a family-owned small business. George Leslie, now 84, opened The Butterfly Place in 1990, twenty-six years ago. “I read in the Smithsonian Magazine about butterfly houses in England. I thought, I’d like to do that! So I sold my business I had run for 20 years and started The Butterfly Place. We were the 4th butterfly house to open in the U.S.” George’s daughter Sylvia Leslie is the Educational Director and a Justice of the Peace. “My husband Dick Ross and I got married 1990, we were the second couple to get married at The Butterfly Place. People will say, You got married at the office? I say, It’s a nice office.” George and Sylvia are grateful for the hard work and dedication of the staff at The Butterfly Place. “Everyone who works with us always makes sure that customers enjoy their visit and hopes that everyone will go away with an appreciation for how delicate the balance of nature is. Insecticides, loss of habitat and changes in weather patterns all take a toll on butterfly population.” Only 5 miles south of Nashua NH, The Butterfly Place welcomes school groups, summer camps, seniors, non-profits and all kids at heart! Ask about Wedding ceremonies among the butterflies and Birthday Parties! Visit our website www.butterflyplace-ma.com for hours, directions, shopping online, SEE OUR AD ON FRONT COVER featuring butterfly hatching kits, and discounts available.
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Mount Washington Cog Railway, 147 Years and Counting! The Mount Washington Cog Railway, the World’s first mountain-climbing cog railway, is now open for its 147th season bringing passengers to the summit of the Northeast’s highest peak. The historic railway is considered a must-do adventure for visitors to New England. As part of each 3-hour round trip on the Cog, passengers spend about an hour on the summit, where those ticket holders get free admission to the new summit weather museum created by the Mount Washington Observatory. The exhibit provides a fascinating look at the extremes of winter on Mount Washington, all from the comfort of an interactive exhibit located in the lower level of the Sherman Adams Visitors Center. This year marks the 150th birthday of Peppersass, the locomotive that built the railway. The Cog will be offering some new events in celebration of the anniversary. July 15 and 16 marks the first annual Handcrafted Fest at The Cog. The League of NH Craftsmen, NH Handmade, and WREN exhibiters will be featuring their fine Granite-state products. On Saturday, August 20, The Cog will host its first ever Steampunk Festival. Steampunk is a melding of the Victorian age fused with modern technology in a Wild Wild West style for a colorful and exciting event. Starting Memorial weekend, the Cog will be firing up its vintage steam trains, and will be running the steamer as the first train up the mountain throughout the season on scheduled days. Beginning June 19, everyone saves with $15 off their ticket on the last train on most days. Even this Fall, passengers can save with a $10 discount beginning in September. Discounts are not available during Holiday periods. Throughout the season on select dates, photojournalism workshops are offered, giving participants access to a professional writer and photographer for a fun day of touring the summit. The details on the train schedule, special offerings and discounts can be found online. Advance ticket purchase is strongly recommended. Tickets for Cog Railway excursions can now be purchased online at www.TheCog. com or by phone at 603.278.5404. The Cog offers round-trip tickets as well as one-way options going both up or down for hikers. Also available and popular with hikers, is a Cogger Pass, offering unlimited biodiesel train trips throughout the season. The Cog is located at Marshfield Base Station on Base Road, Mount Washington, NH just 6 miles off route 302 near Historic Bretton Woods. For more information and the daily train schedule, visit thecog.com. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 11
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Keep riding this creative wave you seem to be on, Capricorn. It will take you far and in many different directions. Trust in your dreams and put a plan to realize them into action.
AQUARIUS Aquarius, assert yourself a little more at work so that Jan 21/Feb 18 you get the respect and the recognition you deserve.
When you state your case, others will see your perspective.
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PISCES Pisces, you tend to see the best in everyone and that Feb 19/Mar 20 is why you are such a good friend to so many people.
LEO Leo, realizing your dreams is fully within your Jul 23/Aug 23 capabilities. Make a commitment now and stick with
ARIES Aries, you may desire to be somewhere else this week, Mar 21/Apr 20 but responsibilities keep you close to home. You can
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TAURUS Taurus, you initially felt good about choices you just Apr 21/May 21 made a few days ago, but now you’re not so sure. Ask
LIBRA Libra, your energy is focused on too many things at Sept 23/Oct 23 the moment. Focus your attention on just one thing
GEMINI Lately you are more willing to take risks, Gemini. It’s May 22/Jun 21 fine to want to try new things, but always let reason
SCORPIO Scorpio, you may not be up to too many trivial tasks Oct 24/Nov 22 right now, so immerse yourself in a creative project
CANCER Cancer, the solution to a lingering problem is on the Jun 22/Jul 22 horizon, and you will get some closure. This week you
SAGITTARIUS Sagittarius, you may have reached a turning point Nov 23/Dec 21 in a romantic relationship. Now is the time to fan
Maintain your positive outlook.
still have a good time and make lasting memories.
around for advice before making any final decision.
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control and enjoy this respite from being the go-to guy or gal.
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