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Now that summer is in full swing the

area is filled with ample outdoor and

indoor opportunities. There are many

summer Cape venues which offer

their riches this time of year like the

Melody Tent, Heritage Museums and

Gardens and others that bring name

brand entertainment to the area, as

well as the best bet featured NewportFolk Festival.

RI International Film Festival

Providence RI

Aug. 510. 300 films in six days.

Now in its twelfth year, the Rhode

Island International Film Festival,

(RIIFF) in its brief life span has be-

come a leading juried competition

showcase for international indepen-

dent filmmakers and their work. In

2007, RIIFF screened 320 titles in six

days. The Festival had 5 sell-outs and

is recognized within the industry as

the largest festival in New England.

Prices range from $10 to $1,000. 268

Broadway, Providence RI.

401-861-4445. www.rifilmfest.org

Newport Folk Festival

Newport RI

Aug. 1-3. The Newport Folk Festival

is a multi-day, multi-stage music fes-

tival held at the historic International

Tennis Hall of Fame and Fort Adams

State Park. International Tennis Hall

of Fame at the Newport Casino. Fri-

day, August 1 Doors: 6pm Show: 8pm

Fort Adams State Park; Saturday, Au-

gust 2 Doors: 10am Show: 11:30 am

to 7pm; Sunday, August 3rd Doors:

10am Show: 11:30am to 7pm. P.O.

Box 1221, Newport, RI 401-847-3700

for tickets 877-655-4TIX (4849) range

of prices from $40 to $500 for VIP.

www.festivalnetwork.com

Clambake at the Rose Island

Lighthouse

Newport RIAug. 16. The worlds most trashless,

bring-your-own-blanket-and-sit-on-

the-ground-clambake feast. Island fun

for the whole family. Reservations re-

quired. 11am-3:30pm. Rain or shine.

Rose Island Lighthouse Foundation,

P.O. Box 1419, Newport. 401-847-

4242 www.roseisland.org

Lizzie Borden Museum Annual

Re-enactment

Fall River MA

Aug. 4. Did she or didnt she? For

over a century many have debated

whether Lizzie Borden actually killed

her parents. On the anniversary of

the crime, take in a re-enactment and

see for yourself. Admission charge.

Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast, 92

Second St, Fall River MA. 508-675-

7333 or 508-675-7334 www.lizzie-

borden.com

Family Day in Buttonwood Par k

New Bedford MA

Aug. 24. A family stroll in the Park.

Walk through the arboretum (guides

will be available). Nature table and

craft table for children. Meet Blue

Dog w/ free balloons. New accessible

handicap playground. Sensory garden

(at the playground). Face pain

magic show. Free children p

Zoo with paying adult. 12-2pm

concert The Grace Brothe

Friends featuring Chris Water

Grace, Paul Newby Grace

nette Almeida. Bring your ow

or blankets. 2-4pm. 508-99

www.buttonwoodpark.org

James Montgomery wi

Johnny Hoy and the Blue

Heritage Museums, Sandwic

Aug. 13. The summer heats up

evening of harp and Blues. John

and the Bluefish will play divers

cal styles of this genre - from a

walking blues, to swing and barr

blues. This Marthas Vineyard gr

cuses on a wide variety of rootsy

driving tunes sure to get you out

seat! Then blues legend James

gomery will take the stage and

it home. 7:30 pm, gates open

Ticket prices are $18 for memb

$22 for non-members in advan

$25 on the night of the show. H

Museums and Gardens Concer

67 Grove Street, Sandwich MA

888-3300. www.heritagemuseu

gardens.org

Cape Cod Melody Tent

Hyannis MA

Thru Labor Day. World class en

ment. Theater in the round, eve

up close and personal with your

stars. 21 West Main Street, Hyan

tickets and schedule of performe775-5630. www.melodytent.org.

Up Top StopsIn August - Folk & Film Festivals, Concerts and Family Fun

By Richard Pacheco


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inal owner Dave Dolinsky,

who started it in 1966. A lo-

cal landmark, Davys Locker

blends the traditional with

the new. Nouvel le cuisine of

Shrimp Pierre and Seafood

Linguine graces the menu

alongside longtime favorites

of chowder, fried clams and

broiled haddock. An even

more pleasant addition is an

outside dining area, complete

with thatched Tiki Bar. Open Sun. through

Thurs. 11:30 a.m.9:30 p.m., Fri. to Sat. 11:30

10 pm.

Driving I-195 to New Bedford, one takes

the Downtown Exit to MA-18 S (which

becomes the John F. Kennedy Memorial

Highway). Turn left onto Cove Street,

right onto East Rodney French Boulevard,

then follow along the hurricane dike to the

Fort Taber Military Reservation at 1000

South Rodney French Boulevard.So whether youre looking for a deli-

cious seafood dinner and drinks after an af-

ternoon of exercise and sea air, or a family

lunch with room to play afterwards, Davys

Locker 508-992-7359 and Fort Taber www.

forttaber.org 508-994-3938 in New Bedford

will make for a beautiful day out.

com, call 401-331-2211, or visit the Newport

Yachting Center Box Office at 4 Commercial

Wharf (just off Americas Cup Way) in New-

port, Rhode Island.

Party packages are welcomed. They are a

great way to celebrate family events, entertain

clients or to show employee appreciation. The

patio at The Newport Yachting Center is avail-

able for a 90 minute private or semi-private party

before the performance, which includes an open

bar (beer, wine,

soft drinks and

water), sump-

tuous buffet

dinner, DJ and

CD music,and some of

the best seats

at the comedy

show. Parties

begin two

hours before

show time. For

i n form at i on

call Joe Rocco

508-336-5818

or visit joe@

rocjo.com

Fort Taber and Davys Locker

Restaurant

Laughter is medicine for the soul. It

needs no prescription, has hilarious

side effects and is readily available to

all. Whether we burst out laughing or laugh

up our sleeves, humor makes us feel good.

Watch humor at its best when The New-

port Summer Comedy Series presents wit and

word play under the harbor-side tent at the

Newport Yachting Center in Newport, Rhode

Island; seven stand-up comedians that have

audiences laughing til their sides hurt.

What better way to spend a summer night than

having a good laugh.

Every year our lineup gets better and big-

ger. Last year 13,000 people attended our 10

featured performances. This year we expect tobreak that record, remarks Joe Rocco, Presi-

dent and founder of the series.

Terry Fator, an extraordinary imperson-

ator, comedian, singer and ventriloquist who

touched millions of peoples hearts when he

competed on and won NBCs Americas Got

Talent says that, Im really excited about

performing in Newport in July. I know its

going to be a wonderful time. Fator has just

signed a five year contract to perform at the

Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas. He will be appear-

ing on Thursday, July 31 at 7:30 p.m.

Other featured performers this season:

Louis CK (HBO, Leno, Letterman) Sunday

July 20; Joel McHale (E!s The Soup), Sat-

urday, July 26; Craig Shoemaker (The Love

Master) Sunday, August 17. Performances

begin at 7:30 p.m. Ticket prices vary. For

more information visit www.newportcomedy.

In New Bedford MA the sea surrounds us

with its never ending loveliness, and its

the easiest thing in the world to stroll the

hills of Fort Taber watching the clouds out to

the far horizon of sapphire. Then enjoy the fresh

bounty of that same ocean five minutes away at

the outside patio of famous Davys Locker Res-

taurant, where the salt tang mixes with the scent

of delicious New England cooking.

Fort Taber Park at Clarks Point, open

from dawn to dusk, has clean green swards,

circling bike paths, a colorful playground,

snack shack and friendly beaches to be en-

joyed in this sultry summer heat. It also has

a magnificent reminiscence of past wars that

established this peaceful scene, the seven-

sided edifice of Fort Rodman.

In 1997, the City of New Bedford created

a public park with bicycle trails and walk-

ing paths, taking advantage of the panoram-

ic views. Als o built were moving memori-

als representing the various armed forces

and conflicts. Available for conversation

and history are the volunteers of the FortTaber Historical Association who maintain

a military museum on the grounds.

After working up an appetite, you can re-

trace your route to stop in at Davys Locker at

1480 East Rodney French Boulevard.

The restaurants name is a combination of

the sailors legend of the afterlife and the orig-

By Marsha Zeitz

Newport Summer Comedy SeriesLaughs galore with top name comedians

Walk, bike, chat and relax

all by the sea

by Liz LaValley

Terry Fatorphoto by Richard Faverty

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August 8-10, 2008Battleship Cove & Heritage State Park

Our Communitys Family Festival

Spectacular Fireworks

International Food Court

FRCA Kids World

Traveling Amusements

Fall River Catches A

Star Talent Search

$3 for all three days beforethefestival

$3 per dayduring thefestival

Children 12and under arefreewithadult

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Entertainment to include:

Down & Dirty

Soul PowerFunky White Honkies

The Streamline Band

New ImageSanta Mamba

Fall RiverCelebratesAmerica

Fall RiverCelebratesAmerica

OnSale

OnSale

MoonwalksWater Sl ides

Party Amusements

Set the Stage for a Great Event

enjoy comedians

los Mencia, LarCable Guy, Brian

and Artie Lange.

cal guests include Rogers, KC & Th

shine Band, The Boys, Huey Lewis

News, a special a

evening with Vinthe Saw Doctor

Garrison Keillorsrie Home Compan

All shows take

rain or shine, fromthrough Labor Day

ets can be purchased through master or at the box office u

show sells out. The excellent w

contains the entire seasons ule, descriptions of performers

prices, box office hours, polic

rections, photo gallery, news, acertificate information.

Consider supporting the arts

chasing a ticket for a great nigwhile sitting so close to the s

will take your breath away.

The Cape Cod Melody Tent isat 21 West Main Street, Hyann

775-5630.www.melodytent.org

by Rona Trachtenberg

Cape Cod Melody TentTheater in the round

The hottest ticket in town this summer

performers merchandise on the night

of their show. Before the show is the

perfect time to grab a bite and drink,mingle and get into the mood.

You can feel the excitement in the

air as you walk into the tent and takein its ambience. The 2250 comfort-

able stadium chairs are tiered for clearviews and the venue is handicap ac-

cessible. The state-of-the-art lighting

and sound system envelopes the en-tire audience for a spine-tingling sen-

surround experience.

Parents will especially appreciatethe childrens shows on Wednesdays

at 11 a.m.

The Au-

gust line-

up includesRapunzel,

Cinderella,

R u m p e l -s t i l t sk in ,

and Hansel

& Gretel.In the

A u g u s t

evenings,adults can

How would you

like to sit nomore than 50

feet from your favorite

star, who is performingon a revolving stage, in a

round theatre, under a big

blue tent in Hyannis?For nearly 60 years,

people from all over

Massachusetts have been

enjoying world-classentertainment such as

concerts, childrens the-

atre, comedians, singers,

bands, and acting legendsat The Cape Cod Melody Tent an

historic venue that began as an experi-

mental summer theatre.It all started in 1950 when famed

English actress Gertrude Lawrence

chose Massachusetts as the third stateto open a tent theatre. Today, Cape

Cod Melody Tent and its sister loca-

tion South Shore Music Circus, inCohasset, are the only two continu-

ously operated tent theatres left inexistence. Both are under the auspices

of South Shore Playhouse Associ-ates, a not-for-profit organization that

reinvests a portion of the profits into

the community. Over the past decade,

they have raised nearly $2.5 millionto promote cultural activities, support

art education, and feature emergingperformers. This month, they donated$25,000 to the Cape Cod Conserva-

tory and $100,000 to the Cohasset Li-brary Trust.

When you arrive at The Cape Cod

Melody Tent, you will appreciatethe large parking lot and convenient

concession stands that sell an assort-

ment of summer time foods, snacks,beverages, alcoholic libations, and



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someone or to commemorate a special accom-

plishment or occasion. Tables in the park offerlanterns in exchange for a $10 donation.

There are also opportunities to volunteer

to help at WaterFire as well. They need hun-

dreds of volunteers as well as the full time

staff to make it a reality. Even though it is onlya seasonal event, they need help year round.

Any individual WaterFire can use 100 volun-

teers. Volunteers do a multitude of tasks from

preparing the river and park for the evenings

event, setting up receptions, and they mayeven help construct stages. At nightfall, t hey

are dressed in all black but without masks, toblend in with the night. It creates an unobtru-

sive and ceremonial communal presence, and

actually creates the WaterFire ambiance.August schedule and sponsors: Saturday, Aug

2nd Jazz 8:02 p.m., Saturday, Aug 16th Ballroom

7:44 p.m., Saturday, Aug 30th 7:22 p.m. For info

401-272-3111 www.waterfire.org

tion Ceremony of new American citizens on

board the Battleship Massachusetts at 9 a.m.

on Friday, August 8. The whole show starts

at 5 p.m. with local favorites Down & Dirty,

playing in the Heritage State Park Meadow.At 6:30, Fall River-based Soul Power

takes the stage with a five-piece horn line and

strong rhythm section. Then at 8:30 world fa-

WaterFire Providence

A beautiful experience that engages

the senses and emotions

by Richard Pacheco

Fall River Celebrates America 2008Our Communitys Family Festival by H.B. Ussach

Time again for a perennial favor-

itethe 22nd annual Fall River Cel-

ebrates America, Friday, August 8

through Sunday, August 10. This years theme

is Our Communitys Family Festival. Thisyears festival will have more family oriented

activities going on at the Carousel Parking lot,

says Thomas F. Lyons, 2008 Fall River Area

Chamber of Commerce board chairman.

And how about that food! Of course, therewill be Portuguese and other ethnic food and

music. Says Joan Medeiros, director of the

food court, We have reached out to local eth-

nic groups, churches and restaurants to put to-

gether a mouth watering array of food choices

to satisfy all tastes.Monte Ferris, 2008 festival chairman, has

good news for pinched travelers, vacationers

and area residents this summer. Weve made

it far more affordable for everyone from youngpeople to seniors. Last years admission price

of $10 will be reduced by $7, or 70%, with ad-

vance sale wristbands good for all three days

available for only $3. Daily admission at the

gate will be $3. Children 12 and under are ad-mitted free.

The fun starts with the official Naturaliza-

It has been called a moving symbol of

Providences renaissance. WaterFires

one hundred sparkling bonfires, the

fragrant scent of aromatic wood smoke, flick-

ering firelight on the arched bridges, the silhou-ettes of the firetenders passing by the flames,

the torch-lit vessels traveling down river, and

the enchanting music from around the world

engage all the senses and emo-

tions of those who stroll the pathsof Waterplace Park. WaterFire has

captured the imagination of over

ten million visitors, bringing life to

downtown, and revitalizing Rhode

Islands capital city.

WaterFire Providence at Wa-terplace Park, RiverWalk is the

award-winning sculpture by Barn-

aby Evans installed on the threerivers of downtown Providence.

Mr. Evans received the Renais-

sance Award from the City of Prov-

idence for his work as an artist and

his role in revitalizing downtown Providence.

The growth was not yet over, WaterFire cel-

ebrated its 200th lighting last August.WaterFire does not charge a formal admis-

sions charge, but they do ask for and need fi-

nancial support. They suggest a gift of $5 per

person. It needs public contributions to present

the event and cover expenses. One particularlysatisfying way to contribute is to dedicate and

light a luminaria candle lantern in honor of

mous Funky White Honkies hit the stage with

a 90-minute show.

Saturday afternoons main feature after

doors open at noon is the opening round of the

Fall River Catches a Star Talent Contest at theHeritage State Park Meadow Stage. Saturday

evenings fun starts at 5 p.m. with The Stream-

line Band, featuring a high energy, interactive

stage show with diverse dance music. New

Image, an eight-man soul, rhythm and bluesensemble, takes over from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Then fireworks! At 9:30, the 30-minute

Fireworks Show will light up the Taunton Riv-

er and Battleship Cove from a barge anchored

off the starboard bow of the Battleship.Okay, are you still with me? There still is

much to see and do.

Sunday afternoons main feature will be the

final round of the Fall River Catches a Star Talent

Competition. Providence-based Santa Mamba,ends the festival with a 6 to 8 p.m. gig on the main

stage. This award winning group mixes rock,

salsa, meringue, funk and red hot chili pepper that

will leave a pleasing taste in your mouth.

For information call the Fall River AreaChamber of Commerce 508-676-8226.

www.fallriverchamber.com

(Ongoing) Trolley Tours of Providence

One-hour, narrated tour of historic Provi-

dence. Daily except Tue., 11am, 1pm &

3pm. $18 Adult, Lap children under 3 free.

Corner Fountain & Eddy Sts downtown,

next to the Biltmore Hotel. ProvidenceTrolley Tours, 401-421-3825 www.provi-

dencetrolleytours.com

(Thru M on. 9/1) Flutterby: Butter-flies in Bloom Exhibit

Wander through a beautifully landscaped

2100-square foot greenhouse filled with

hundreds of free-flying butterflies. Entrance

to Flutterby: Butterflies in Bloom at Roger

Williams Park Zoo requires a nominal fee

in addition to regular Zoo admission. Roger

Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Ave,

Providence. 401-785-3510 www.rogerwil-

liamsparkzoo.org

(Tuesdays in August) Awesome Animals!Kids encounter furry friends, slippery snakes

and creatures big and small. 1 & 2 pm. Ages

311. Providence Childrens Museum, 100South St., Providence. 401- 273-5437 www.

childrenmuseum.org

(Fri. 8/1) Providence Waterfire Concert:

Greg Abate Quartet.

Grammy nominated and Woonsocket native

Greg Abate is no stranger to performing,

known around the world as the Prince of

Bebop. 7:30 pm. Free. Waterplace Park Provi-

dence 401-421-7740 www.providenceri.com

(Fri. 8/1-Sun. 8/3) Evita

The story of Argentinas controversial

actress turned First Lady Eva Peron. $49,

$44, $39. Theatre by The Sea, 364 CardsPond Rd., Matunuck. 401-782-3800 ext. 18

www.theatrebythesea.com

(Fri. 8/1) Dinner & Drag with Jackie

Collins

Dinner and drag, hosted by the beautiful

Jackie Collins. Jackie will be performing as

the talented & vivacious Diana Ross. Seating

limited. 6:30pm. $35. Stadium Theatre,

28 Monument Square, Main St., Woonsock-et. 401-762-4545 www.stadiumtheatre.com

(Sat. 8/2, 8/16, 8/30) Wat erFir e

Begins at dusk. Waterplace Park. W

light, smoke, music, and street perfo

combine to form an elemental art ex

Free. 401- 272-3111 www.waterfire

(Sun. 8/3) Pops Concert

The Ocean State Summer Pops Orch

will give its second concert of the se

Light classical and pops music. 4:- Free. Suggested $8 donation. St. Ann

and Cultural Center, 84 Cumberland

Woonsocket. www.osspo.org

(Sun. 8/3) Sund ays on the RiverTours aboard the Blackstone Valley E

on the Blackstone River on the first S

the month. 12noon. Free. Blackston

Tourism Council, Blackstone Valley VCenter, 175 Main Street, Pawtucket.

454-2882 www.rivertourblackstone.c

(Sun. 8/3) Striking Out Hunge

ball Game

The Pawtucket

Red Sox hosta special food

drive night at

McCoy Stadium.

The first 1,000

game patrons to

donate two cans

of tuna fish for

the Food Bankreceive free

admission. Mc-

Coy Stadium, 1

Columbus Ave.

Pawtucket. 401-724-7300 www.pawsox.com

(Tue. 8/5- Sun. 8/10) R hode Isla

International Film F estival

Various venues. Cited as one of the International Film Festivals in the U

RI International Film Festival is the

film festival in New England. Featur

screenings, forums, a lifetime achiev

award ceremony, and special events861-4445 www.RIFilmFest.org

(Tue. 8/5) Best of Breed

Families meet dozens of dogs tall an

Members of the Providence County Club visit w/ their purebred pups to t

about different breeds. 1 & 2 pm. A

311. Providence Childrens Muse

South Street, Providence, 401- 273-5www.childrenmuseum.org

(Tue. 8/5) Nation al Night Out-F

works

Fireworks begin at dusk, 8 9pm. FOakland Beach, Warwick. 401-468-4

www.visitwarwickri.com


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Fun Family Events

& Unique Things to Do

AugustProvidence Area


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(Wed. 8/6-Sun. 8/31) The Producer s

Producer Max Bialystock and accountant

Leo Bloom hatch the ultimate scam: raise

more money than needed for a sure-fire

Broadway flop and pocket the difference.

Wed.-Thu. $35/$15, Fri Tues $49, $44, 39.

Theatre by The Sea , 364 Cards Pond Rd.,

Matunuck., 401-782-3800 ext. 18 www.

theatrebythesea.com

(Thu. 8/7) Concert Under the Elms:

The Driftwoods

The East Coasts original Beach Boys

tribute band opened for Gary Lewis &the Playboys in 1965 and in 1999 they

were featured as the opening act, for The

Rascals. Today the Driftwoods continue

to bring you the sounds of their EndlessSummer onstage. 6:308pm. Adults, $8;

Society members and children under 12,

free. Refreshments available. John Brown

House Museum Lawn, 52 Power Street,

Providence. 401-331-8575 x33www.rihs.org/concerts.

(Thu. 8/7- Mon. 8/11) Pr ovidence Ital-

ian Festival

Celebrate Rhode Islands proud Italianethnic heritage, special guest Al Martino in

concert. Thu-Fri.-6pm to 12pm, Sat.& Sun,

noon to 12pm, Mon.- noon to 9pm. Free.

Waterplace Park. 401- 421-7740 www.

providenceitalianfestival.com

(Fri. 8/15) Th e Day It Snowed Tortillas

Crabgrass Puppet Theatres newest creation

is a delightful Mexican-American folktale

in which creative problem solving is thekey ingredient that helps a poor couple

outwit a gang of bullies. 10am, 12pm. $10.


Matunuck., 401-782-3800 ext. 18 www.

theatrebythesea.com

(Sat 8/16) 2nd Annual Summerfest

Family festival celebrates the culturally

diverse music, art, and food of RI & the

world. $10, Children free. ProvidencePiers, Allens Avenue, Providence 401-846-

1600 www.providencepiers.com

(Sun. 8/17) Pop s Concert: Ocean State

Summer Pops OrchestraLight classical, pops, and show tunes. Free.

Suggested $7 donation. Saint Paul Church,

One Saint Paul Place, Providence, 401- 942-

4552 www.saintpaulcranston.com

(Sun. 8/17) WBRU Summer Concert

Series

Featuring Paramore, Jacks Mannequin,

Phantom Planet, Paper Route. Doors open at5pm, Show at 6pm. $25. Providence Piers

401-274-1787 www.providencepiers.com

(Wed. 8/20) Greg Abate All Star J azz

Band

Multi-saxophonist Greg Abate is a prime

example of the rear back and blow schoolof contemporary bop-based players. 6-8 pm.

Free. Route 2, Cranston. 401-942-2800www.gardencitycenter.com

(Thu. 8/21) Galler y NightHop a free Art Bus and visit more than

two dozen galleries, museums, and historic

sites. 59pm. Free. Free parking at select

locations. Art Buses available from 5pm-

8:40pm.. 80 Washington Street. Providence401-751-2628www.gallerynight.info

(Fri. 8/22) James Montgomery Band

Whether its recording with Kid Rock,sitting in with Gregg Allman, or fronting

his hot band of thirty years, blues legend

James Montgomery plays the harmonica

with authority. 8pm, $18. 10pm, $15. Both

Shows, $10. Chans Fine Oriental Dining,267 Main St. Woonsocket. 401-765-1900

www.chanseggrollsandjazz.com

(Fri. 8/22) Cra ig Babcock

Craig is not the traditional mime in white

face, but a wry and witty artist who finds

humor and surprise in the familiar. 10am,

12pm. $10. Theatre by The Sea , 364 Cards

Pond Rd., Matunuck., 401-782-3800 ext. 18www.theatrebythesea.com

(Sat. 8/23- Sun. 8/24) Militia Days

Witness a tug-o-war and militia drill. Classic

food favorites such as corn-on-the-cob, wa-

termelon, and other light fare will be servedat a nominal fee. Event is free; museum

tours are $4 per adult for non-members.

10am4pm. Smith-Appleby House Museum,

220 Stillwater Road. 401-231-7363 www.

smithapplebyhouse.org

(Sat. 8/23) Ted Nugent

Throughout his

lengthy career, gui-

tar wildman TedNugent has reveled

in the controversy

and criticism that

always seems to

follow in his path.Doors open at 6

pm. Show 7pm.

$25 Advance $30

Day of, ReservedSeating: $37.50.

Lupos Heartbreak

Hotel, 79 Washington St, Providence.www.lupos.com

(Sat. 8/23) Sa vor Providence: A Ben-efit for Trinity Rep

Participants can sample a taste of each

restaurants personality and flavor, with

samples of signature dishes, house special-

ties or classic cocktails. Noon-4 pm. Tickets

available in a book of 10 Tastes for $37.Tickets may be purchased at the Trinity Rep-

ertory Company box office, 201 Washington

Street, Providence. Order by phone at 401-

351-4242 www.SavorProvidence.com.

(Sun. 8/24) Annual Knights of Colum-

bus Car Show

Proceeds go to scholarship fund. Registra-

tion 8am to 12 noon. Awards at 3pm. 50/50

raffle, door prizes, food tent. Free. Hopkins

Field-across from State PD On Rt. 6 in

Scituate. 401-934-1325 or 401-486-5914ww.cruisinbruce.com

(Tue. 8/26) Hansel & GretelWhen Hansel and Gretel go for a walk in

the woods, they stumble upon every childs

dream: a house made entirely of candy!

11am. $8 in Advance, $10 Day of Show.Kaleidoscope Theatre, Roberts Hall Audito-

rium, Rhode Island College. 401-456-8144www.kaleidoscopechildrenstheatre.com

(Fri. 8/29) Pat Benatar and Neil

Giraldo

Four-time

Grammy

Award-

winningAmerican

rock

singer

with six platinum and four gold albums

to her credit, as well as 19 Top 40 singles.8pm. $46,$33,$20. Twin River, 100 Twin

River Road, Lincoln 401-723-3200 x8346www.twinriver.com

(Fri. 8/29) Squeaky CleanKid-and-parent-friendly songs of the 50s,

60s and 70s. Squeaky Clean has been mak-

ing music for over twenty years. Theyre

best known for educational programs

teaching kids the history of the 60s and 70sthru music from the era. 10am, 12pm. $10.


Matunuck., 401-782-3800 ext. 18 www.

theatrebythesea.com

(Sat. 8/30) Fly Away Day

Its the last hurrah for Flutterby: Butterflies

in Bloom at Roger Williams Park Zoo. Fly

Away Day kicks off the closing weekend

of the Zoos walk-through butterfly exhibit

with fun butterfly-themed activities for the

whole family. Admission to exhibit requires

a nominal fee in addition to regular Zoo

admission. Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000Elmwood Avenue, Providence. 401-785-

3510 www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org

Newport Area


(Ongoing) Ghost Tours of Newport

Take a lantern-led evening stroll down

historic Newport, Rhode Islands shadowy

lanes and discover the ghosts, ghouls, and

legends of this haunted city by the sea. 401-841-8600. 1-866-33GHOST www.ghostsof-

newport.com

(Ongoing thru Labor Day) Public

Tours of Rose Island Lighthouse . 10am-4pm. Newport. www.roseislandlighthouse.

org/SummerTours.htm

(Ongoing) Fort Adams Daily Tour

Guided tours leave from Visitors Center ev-

ery hour on the hour 10am-4pm. Adults $10

Children (6-17) $5 .5 & under Free. Family

Rate $25. Tours are weather dependant. 401-841-0707www.fortadams.org

(Ongoing) Gu ided Tours of Belcourt

Castle

10am-4pm. Tours last about 1 hour. BelcourtCastle, 657 Bellevue Ave. Newport. 401-

846-0669 www.belcourtcastle.com

(Thursdays & Saturdays) Ghost Tours

Miss Virginia Smith, world traveler, presentsher often revised ghost tour. 5pm. $18. per

person. Not for children under 8. Reserva-

tions needed. Belcourt Castle, 657 Bellevue

Ave. Newport. 401-846-0669www.belcourtcastle.com

(Thursdays & Saturdays) Murder atThe Mansion

An interactive murder mystery set in New-

ports glorious past. 7pm. Astors Beech-

wood Mansion, 580 Bellevue Ave, Newport.401-846-3772www.astorsbeechwood.com

(Fridays) Comedy Murder Mystery

Solve a humorous murder mystery whiledining along scenic Narragansett Bay.

6:30pm. Newport Dinner Train, 19 Ameri-

cas Cup Avenue, Newport. 401-841-8700.www.newportdinnertrain.com

(Saturdays) Summer Jazz

Bring along a picnic and some lounge chairs

for an afternoon of wonderful wine and mu-

sic. 14pm. Free. Greenvale Vineyards, 582

Wapping Road, Portsmouth. (401) 847-3777www.greenvale.com

(Saturdays) Coastal Growers Market

A seasonal farmers market in collaboration

with local farms and artisanal food produc-

ers. 9am-12pm. Free. Rain or shine. Casey

Farm, 2325 Boston Neck Rd, Saunderstown.401-295-1030

(Saturdays) Viking Tours of Newport

Narrated Trolley Tour of Newports Ocean

Drive and Bellevue Avenue Mansion area.11:30am. Tours leave from the Newport Visi-

tor Center, 23 Americas Cup Avenue (next to

the Marriott Hotel). 401-847-6921.www.vikingtoursnewport.com

(weekends) Capn Nicks Newport

Pirate Walk

Join in on a great, grand walkin adventure

along Newports streets an waterfront wherepirates preened an plotted. 401-294-4922

www.piratewalk.com

(Sundays & Mondays & Fr idays)

Candelight Tours

Enjoy Belcourt Castles rich social history as

told in the romantic atmosphere of candlelit

rooms. 6pm. $18. per person. Not for children

under 5. Reservations needed. Belcourt

Castle, 657 Bellevue Ave. Newport. 401-846-0669.www.belcourtcastle.com

(Sundays) Old Colony/Newport

Train Rides

Remember the days of old and travel alongthe scenic tracks of Aquidneck Island.

11:45am & 1:45pm Adults $7.50, Children

$5, Parlor Car $11. Old Colony/Newport

Railroad Newport Depot, 19 Americas

Cup Ave. Newport. 401- 624-6951www.ocnrr.com

(thru August) The Aquidneck Growers

Market

Saturdays 9am-1pm, 909 East Main Rd (Rte138) Middletown. 401-848-0099 & Wed 2pm

to 6pm, Corner Pelham & Bellevue St. (Touro

Park) Newport. www.dem.ri.gov/programs

(thru Mon. 9/1) The Breakers FamilyTour

Provides a childrens-eye view of what life

was like to live in such a large mansion, with

an interactive tour that focuses on the sociallife and daily activities of the Vanderbilt chil-

dren. The Breakers Mansion, 144 Ochre Point

Ave, Newport.401-847-1000www.NewportMansions.org.

(thru Sun. 9/14) No Sex Please, Were

British

This farce ran in London for eight years and

delighted Broadway audiences, as we

port Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant

Connell Highway, Newport. 401-848

(7529) www.newportplayhouse.com

yhouse.com

(thru Sat . 11/3) Corn Maze

Get Lost in Escobars Corn Maze. Thhas 2 miles of paths (in 2 phases), an

8 acres of farm. Fri 3pm til dusk, Sa

til dusk, & 11am -dusk Sun. 12 & ove

$7; 5 - 11 yrs, $5; children 4 & under

Escobars Highland Farm, 251 MiddlPortsmouth. 401-683-1444. escobars

landfarm.com

(thru Sa t. 11/8) Zoo in the House

mals in the Doris Duke Ar t Collec

A personal glimpse of Doris Duke an

beloved pet dogs will be provided thr

photographs and video. Rough Point,

levue Ave, Newport. 401-849-7300www.newportrestoration.com

(Tuesdays) An Evening with the

7pm. Tour the mansion by candleligh

enter the ballroom for beautiful music

dancing. Reservations suggested. AstBeechwood Mansion, 580 Bellevue A

Newport. 401-846-3772 www.astorsbwood.com

(Wednesdays) PM Picnics

al fresco concerts on the lawn of New

Museum. 6:30pm. Newport Art Muse

Bellevue Ave, Newport. 401-848-820newportartmuseum.org

(Thursdays) Wine Down Thursd

Guests will sample wines from diffe

leading vineyards during each Thurs

session. 6pm-7:30pm. Limited to 40

The Top of Newport at Hotel Vikinglevue Ave. Newport. 401-848-4813

www.hotelviking.com

(Thursdays & Saturdays) Murd

Mystery

An interactive murder mystery set at

masquerade party in the 1890s. Rese

suggested. Thurdays 7pm, Saturdays

Astors Beechwood Mansion, 580 BeAvenue, Newport. 401-846-3772

www.astorsbeechwood.com


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New Bedford Area

(Fri. 7/25-Sun. 7/27, Thu. 7/31-Sun. 8/3)

Les Misrables

New Bedford Festival Theater proudly an-

nounces the exclusive Southern New England

engagement ofLes Misrables. Epic, grand

and uplifting,Les Misrables is a powerfulaffirmation of the human spirit. $24-36/Adult;

$21-33/Senior & Student; $21-33/Children

ages 8 and up. Wheelchair Accessible.

Zeiterion Theatre, 684 Purchase Street, New

Bedford. 508-994-2900 www.zeiterion.org

www.nbfestivaltheatre.com

(Thu. 7/31-Sun. 8/3) Feast Of The

Blessed Sacrament

The largest Portuguese Feast in the world andthe largest ethnic festival in New England at-

tracting over 300,000 visitors. Thu. 6pm2am;

Fri. 6pm12am; Sat. 11am12am (5K road

race at 11am); Sun. 11am12am (Parade 1pm).

Free. Madeira Field, New Bedford. 508-992-

6911 www.portuguesefeast.com

(thru Sat . 9/13) Art Exposed: From Con-

cept to Completion

Illustrates the artistic processes involvedbehind creating a finished piece of art.

Opening reception: 8/2, 2-5pm. ArtWorks!,

384 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford. Gal-

lery hours Tue - Sat, 12noon-5pm & until9pm on AHA! Nights (second Thursday of

every month). 508-984-1588

www.artworksforyou.org

(Mondays) Toe Jam Puppet Band

Creative Arts Playgroup

Come sing, dance and play the hour awaywith the famous Toe Jam Puppet Band Two

shows 10:30am and 12:30pm. Zoo admis-

sion + $5/family. Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425

Hawthorn St, New Bedford, 508-991-4566

www.bpzoo.org

(Mondays) Brooklawn Park Farmer s

Market

Enjoy the freshest produce and finest goods

our local farmers have to offer. 2pm-Dusk.Brooklawn Park, New Bedford. Karl Glosl,

Jr. 508-995-5019

(Wednesdays) Free Summer Concert

Series

8/6 An Evening Of Celtic Music & More

With Jay & Abby Michaels; 8/13 Troubador

Art Tebbitts; 8/20 Ragtime Jack Radcliffe;

8/27 t Tesseract- Joan Akin, Joanne Doherty

and Mary Beth Soares. 7-8:30pm. At the

Freetown/Assonet Bandstand Rt 79 Assonet,MA. Contact Jay Michaels 508-863-2989

www.theharperandtheminstrel.com

(Tuesdays thru. 8/26) Yoga in the Park

Lori Watkins, certified yoga instructor. Spon -sored by the Friends of Buttonwood Park.

Weather permitting. Bring your own yoga

mat. 8-9am. Free. Next to Buttonwood Park

greenhouse, Fuller Parkway. buttonwood-

[email protected]

(Wednesdays & Saturdays) Summer

Walking Tours Of 19th Century Neighbor-

hoods

Walking tours of historic city neighborhoods

on Wed & Satafternoons. Reservation only forgroups of five or more. 1-3pm. $5/per person.

Location: Step off 388 County St. 508-997-

6425 www.nbpreservationsociety.org

(Thursdays) Wings Court Farmers MarketEnjoy the freshest produce and finest goods our lo-

cal farmers have to offer. 2pm-Dusk. Wings Court,

Union Street Entrance, New Bedford. Karl Glosl, Jr.508-995-5019.

(Thursdays & Sundays) Fairhaven Village

Militia

Colonial era men, women, children tell of forthistory and life in the 1770s. Thu 1-4pm & Sun 2-

5pm. Free. Handicap accessible. Fort Phoenix, Fort

St., Fairhaven. 508-979-4085.

(Fridays thru October) Padanaram

Farmers Market

1-6pm at Rex Field (351 Elm Street, South

Dartmouth. 508-991-5185 Karen Snyder

[email protected] farmsilver-

[email protected]

(Saturdays) Rochester Far mers MarketFresh local produce, flowers, certified organic

eggs, herbs, artisan baked goods. 8am-Noon.

Plumb Corner Shopping Plaza parking lot,515 Rounseville Rd, Rochester. 508-763-4905

www.rochesterfarmersmarket.org

(Saturdays) Concerts in the Park

A free night fun for all. 8/2 Nite Shift, 8/9McCarthy-Richards Band, 8/16 Absolute,

8/23 Stretch Harpo, 8/20 Nate Mott Band

6-9pm. Free. Shipyard Park, Mattapoisett.

Contact Neal, 508-758-2604

(Sundays) Fairhaven Far mers Market

Buy wonderful, fresh local produce from area

farmers. 1-4pm. Free. West Lawn, Fairhaven

High School, 12 Huttleston Ave, Fairhaven.Access the parking lot off Main St to the rear

of Academy Building.

(thru Sun. 8/3) Annual Summer Mem-

bers Show

Vibrant summer members exhibition

featuring an eclectic blend of oil paintings,watercolors and sculptures. Free. Gallery

hours: WedFri 11am5pm; Sat & Sun

11am3pm. Wheelchair Accessible. Gallery

X, 169 William St, New Bedford, 508-992-

2675 www.galleryx.org

(Fri. 8/1-Sun. 8/3) Mattapoisett Heritage

Days Celebration

Family events throughout the weekend. Cook-outs, custom car cruise, bonfire, music, histori -cal re-enactment & more! email Bobbi Gaspar

[email protected].

(Sat. 8/2) Wild Night At The Zoo!

Enjoy scrumptious food, sparkling cocktails,

live entertainment and fabulous silent auction.

One of the premiere fundraising events of the

season. 7-11pm. $100/Per person. Button-

wood Park Zoo, 425 Hawthorn St, New Bed-ford. 508-991-6178 www.bpzoo.org

(Sat 8/2, 8/9, 8/16 & 8/23) Maritime Her i-

tage Days

Maritime craft demonstrations and make &take activities for kids. 8/2 Dean Rantz, black-

smithing; 8/9 Willie Banks, knot tying; 8/16

Bill Boffa, creating sailors valentines; 8/23

Tor Bendiksen, net making. 12-2pm. Free.

Wheelchair Accessible. Waterfront VisitorCenter, 52 Fishermans Wharf, New Bedford.

508-996-4095www.nps.gov/nebe

(Wed. 8/6 & Wed. 8/20) Sunset Kayak

Tour

What better way

to end the day

than a peaceful

paddle along the

Slocum River.Paddlers of all

abilities are wel-

come. 6-8pm.

$25 Members.

$45 Non-mem-bers. Lloyd Cen-

ter Headquarters. Register online or call the

Lloyd Centers Event line at 508-558-2918.

Lloyd Center, 430 Potomska Rd. Dartmouth.

508-990 0505www.lloydcenter.org

(Wed. 8/6-Sun. 9/7) Public Hanging XIX

An invitation to all artists! Come & display yourfine work at our much-anticipated Public Hang-

ing Show. Every piece of art submitted will be

displayed. WedFri 11am5pm; Sat & Sun

11am3pm. Gallery X, 169 William St, New

Bedford, 508-992-2675 www.galleryx.org

(Thu. 8/7) Womens Canoe TripLadies only! Enjoy canoeing the historic Slo-


cum River. Transportation and all equipment

provided. Bring footwear that you wont mind

getting wet, as well as a snack and drink (non-

alcoholic). 6:308:30pm. $20 Members $25Non-members. Register online or call the

Lloyd Centers Event line at 508-558-2918.

Lloyd Center for the Environment, 430 Po-

tomska Rd. Dartmouth. 508-990 0505 www.

lloydcenter.org

(Thu. 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28) Thursday

Evenings In The Park

Summer evening entertainment tradition

continues. 8/7 Black Brook Singers, ances-tral Wampanoag music; 8/14 Toe Jam Pup-

pet Band, entertainment for kids; 8/21 Rum

Soaked Crooks, songs of the sea; 8/28 The

Beans, maritime music. 6:30pm. Free. NewBedford Whaling Natl. Historical Park, 33

William St. New Bedford. Jennifer Gonsalves,

508-996-4095www.nps.gov/nebe

(Fri. 8/8) Summer Soiree

Fabulous summer soiree featuring a

bountiful feast catered, open bar, raw barand great live music. Proceeds to benefit

WHALEs historic preservation efforts,

neighborhood restoration and advocacyprograms. 6-10pm. $125/per person. Rotch-

Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum,

96 County St. New Bedford. Wheelchair

Accessible . Diane Brodeur 508-991-1776

www.waterfrontleague.org

(Sat. 8/9) Girls Night Out

Join zoo staff for the first ever girls only

overnight at Buttonwood Park Zoo! Enjoy

a pizza w/ salad for dinner before divinginto activities, a flashlight tour of the zoo,

roasting smores and finally falling asleep

to an animal-themed animated movie. Wake

up early for breakfast & second tour. 6pm.

Members $80/per adult/child pair & $40 eachadd.child; Non-members $90/ per adult/child

pair & $45 for each add. child. Must be at

least 6 years old. Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425

Hawthorn St, New Bedford. 508-991-6178www.bpzoo.org

(Sat. 8/9) Over The Top Under The

Stars Fundraiser

Spectacular fundraiser featuring luscious

foods, top-shelf open bar w/ specialty cock-tails & fabulous music to dance the night

away. Silent auction w/ unique & diverse

items. 7pm. $100 per person. New Bedford

Whaling Museum, 18 Johnny Cake Hill, NewBedford. 508-997-0046 www.whalingmu-

seum.org

(Sun. 8/10) Antiques Farm Equipment

& Motor Show

Tractor games and smaller tractors for kids

classes. Farming-related organizations are be-

ing invited to bring displays and explain how

the machinery works. Free. 10am-4:30pm.

Smith Neck Friends Meeting, 594 Smith

Neck Rd, S Dartmouth. For info Pam Cole

774-328-1490 [email protected]

(Thu. 8/14) Joan Anderson

Journalist and best selling author presents &

signs her fourth and most recent book, The

Second Journey: The Road Back To Yourself.5-7pm. Reservations are recommended. The

Bookstall, 151 Front St, Marion MA. 508-

748-1041 themarionbookstall.blogspot.com

(Thu. 8/14) Rod & Custom Cruise NightSee a display of great local Rod and Custom

Cars and enjoy music and food. Sponsored by

the North Fairhaven Improvement Associa-

tion. 5-8pm. Free. Benoit Square, intersectionof Adams and Main Sts. Fairhaven.

Call John Medeiros, 508-951-2128

(Thu. 8/14) AHA! New Bedford Kids

Rule

Spotlighting local youth talent with creative

participatory activities and great performanc-es. 5-9pm. Free. Downtown & New Bedford

National Park. Wheelchair Accessible. 508-

264-8859 www.ahanewbedford.org

(Fri. 8/15-Sun. 8/17) Feast of Senhor DaPedra

Annual Portuguese festival featuring delec-

table ethnic foods, carnival rides, games,raffles, auctions and a fine variety of musical

performances. 6pm. Senhor Da Pedra Club,

Madeira Field, New Bedford. 508-996-4373

(Sat. 8/16) Birding on Monomoy IslandEnjoy a day of birding on Monomoy Island,

Massachusetts National Wildlife Refuge!

(Rain date - Sunday, August 17th) Members:

$32, Non-Members: $40. Registration re-

quired. Meeting place: Shaws Supermarketparking lot, Route 6, Dartmouth. Register

online or call the Lloyd Centers Event line at

508-558-2918. Lloyd Center for the Environ-

ment, 430 Potomska Rd. Dartmouth. 508-990

0505 www.lloydcenter.org

(Sat. 8/23) 3rd Annual Barn Bash

Square Dance from 610:30pm at the Sylvan

Nursery Barn located off Horseneck Road

in Dartmouth. Dartmouth Natural ResourcesTrust (DNRT). Contact Deborah 508-991-

2289 www.dnrt.org

(Sun. 8/ 24) Family Day in Buttonwood

Park

A family stroll in the Park. Walk through

the arboretum (guides will be available).

Nature table and craft table for children.

Meet Blue Dog w/ free balloons. Newaccessible handicap playground. Sensory

garden (at the playground). Face painting &

magic show. Free children pass to Zoo with

paying adult. 12-2pm. Free concert

Grace Brothers and Friends. Featu

Chris Waters, Peter Grace, Paul Ne

Grace & Annette Almeida. Bring yochair or blankets. 2-4pm. 508-993-8

www.buttonwoodpark.org

(Thu. 8/28) New Bedford Harbo

Chantey Chorus

Join us on a sultry summers evening

Museums outdoor plaza with the ma

music of the New Bedford Harbor Se

tey Chorus. 7:30pm. Free. New Bedf

Whaling Museum, 18 Johnny Cake HBedford. 508-997-0046 www.whaling

seum.org

(Fri. 8/29) Frog-Aid Benefit Con

Amphibians are facing a major extinccrisis. Jump in at Buttonwood Park Z

benefit concert to save the frogs! 7-10

Playing will be Shipyard Wreck and T

Ups. Tickets are $10 in advance and

at the door. All proceeds will go direamphibian conservation. This is a 21

For more information and to purchas

call 508-991-4556 x 18. Buttonwood

Zoo, 425 Hawthorn St, New Bedford

991-6178 www.bpzoo.org

(Sat. 8/30) Boys Night Out

Dads, uncles, big & little brothers join

our first ever no girls allowed overnig

Buttonwood Park Zoo! Feast on pizzaice cream, tour the zoo by flashlight,

smores and fall asleep to a great mov

Wake up early for breakfast and secon

of the zoo before heading home in tim

your Sunday plans. 6pm. : Members adult/child pair & $40 for each additi

child; Non-members $90/ per adult/c

& $45 for each additional child. Parti

must be at least 6 years old. Buttonw

Zoo, 425 Hawthorn St, New Bedford991-6178 www.bpzoo.org

(Sat. 8/30-Mon. 9/1) Feast of Ou

of Angels

A traditional Portuguese fiesta with

music, game booths, Portuguese & A

foods, auctions, kids rides. Sat. 5pm

night, Sun. noon- midnight, Mon. noo

10pm. Procession on Main St Mon atOur Lady of Angels Feast Grounds, 7

St, Fairhaven. 508-990-0502


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Magazine does

not take responsibility & will not be held

liable for accuracy of events, calendar

listings, ads, or validity of its advertisers

content, offers or otherwise.

(Thru Sun. 11/30) Flight Path: Plim-

outh Beach

Eighty-five striking images by nature

photographer Jim Fenton provide a close-up of

coastal water bird life to reveal their beauty and

behavior. Adults $28, Children: $18. Plimouth

Plantation. 137 Warren Avenue, Plymouth. 508

746-1622www.plimoth.org

(thru Sat. 8/2) Annual Woods Hole

Film Festival

Woods Hole Film Festival offers visitors

only the best in independent film, as well as

a number of educational workshops on the

intricate inner workings of the film business.

Visit website for more info. www.wood-

sholefilmfestival.org/2008

(thru 10/8) Wildlife Canoe/Kayak Tour

Paddle through the wild coast of the island

and observe its natural wonders with a Trust-

ees naturalist. 9am-2pm, Fee: $15/$18/$30& $40. Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge, Edgar-

town Dike Road, Chappaquiddick Island,

Marthas Vineyard 508-62 7-7689

(Tuesdays thru Sept) Yoga in the Gard ens

Held in various gardens throughout the

grounds. 8am-9pm. Fees per 4-week ses-

sion: Members: $50; Non-Members: $55.

Drop in Fee: $15 per class. Heritage Muse-

ums & Gardens, 67 Grove Street, Sandwich,call 508-888-3300 x-102 www.heritagemu-

seumsandgardens.org

(Sundays thru 10/13) 12th Annual

Vineyard Artisans Summer Fair

Fair features

many of the

Islands top

craftspeople.

Food avail-able, free

parking. Craft

demonstra-

tions 10am-2pm, Free.

Contact:

Andrea Rogers. West Tisbury Grange Hall,

West Tisbury Grange Hall, West Tisbury 508-

693-8989 www.vineyardartisans.com

(Sat. 8/2) Boston Pops Esplanade

Orchestra

8pm. Tickets: $90 & $62.75, Club Prices:

$85 & $57.75. South Shore Music Circus,130 Sohier Street, Cohasset 781-383-9850

www.themusiccircus.org

(Sat. 8/2) Onset Blues Festival

Features five live bands-a mix of blues

legends and regional favorites. 9am Craft &

Food Vendors; 11am-6pm Music. $20 at the

event, and advanced tickets $15 at Onset Bay

Association office. 508-295-7072 onsetbay@

capecod.net www.onsetvillage.com

(Sun. 8/3) TD Banknorth P ops by theSea

Faturing the Boston Pops Esplanade Orches-

tra and conductor Keith Lockhart . Henry

Winkler , honorary guest conductor. 5pm-7pm. Hyannis Village Green, Hyannis

508-362-0066www.artsfoundation.org

(Sat. 8/9) Annual Onset Cape Verdean

Festival

10am-6pm. Held at the Onset Bandshell and

Bluffs. Raindate Sun. 8/10. Onset Bay Asso-

ciation, 4 Union Street, Onset, 508-295-7072www.onsetvillage.com

(Wed. 8/13) James Montgomery withJohnny Hoy and the Bluefish

7:30 pm, gates open at 6:30. Ticket prices are

$18 for members and $22 for non-membersin advance, and $25 on the night of the show.

Concert Stage, Heritage Museums and Gar-dens, 67 Grove Street, Sandwich 508-888-

3300 www.heritagemuseumsandgardens.org

(Fri. 8/15 thru Sun. 8/17) Provinc-

etown Jazz Festival

See website for performing artists and more

info. 8pm. Tickets $25. per concert & can be

purchased online, at the door, or by calling866-811-4111. Provincetown High School,

12 Winslow St, Provincetown, 508-487-5040www.provincetownjazzfestival.org

(Sun. 8/17 thru Sat. 8/23) Provincetown

Carnival Week 2008

Carnival-Wild, Wild West. A week-long

schedule of fabulous events and entertain-

ment. Boat cruises, dance parties, casino

nights, headline concerts. Parade is scheduled8/21. www.ptown.org

(Fri. 8/22) Gu ided Bird Walk on Long

Beach

Meet at State Pier and take the water route(via The Volunteer, Plimoth Plantations work

boat) to Goldenrod Cottage on Plymouths

Long Beach.The days events include a

guided bird walk and brunch at the cottage.

You take the water taxi back to the pier. $75non-members; $50 members, limit 12 people

per walk. Regisster by 8/20th. RSVP Kathy

Roncarati at [email protected] or 508-

746-1622, ext 8114. Plymouth Plantation, 137Warren Avenue, Plymouth 508-746- 1622

www.plimoth.org

(Fri. 8/22) Gretchen Wilson

8pm. Tickets: $72.75 & $57.75. South ShoreMusic Circus, 130 Sohier Street,Cohasset,

781-383-9850www.themusiccircus.org

(Sat. 8/23 & Sun. 8/24) Annual Plym-

outh Waterfront Festival

Festival takes place throughout Plymouths

waterfront & downtown with events for thewhole family. 508-830-1620 www.plymouth-

chamber.com

(Sun. 8/24) The Beach Boys-Special

Guest Charlie Farren

4:30pm & 8:30pm. Public: $42.25. Club

Members: $37.25. Cape Cod Melody Tent,

21 West Main Street, Hyannis, 508-775-5630www.melodytent.org

(Tue. 8/26) Hu ey Lewis & The News

Opening Act: Paul Thorn. 8pm. Public:

$52.75. Club Members: $47.75. Cape CodMelody Tent, 21 West Main Street, Hyannis,

508-775-5630www.melodytent.org

(Fri. 8/29-Sun. 8/31) Day Out with

Thomas the Tank Engine

Thomas the Tank Engine heads the train on

a 2-mile train ride through the 1300 acre

cranberry plantation. 9am-5pm. $18 for any-

one ages 2 and over. Children under 2 free.

Admission includes all rides and attractions.Edaville USA, 7 EDA Avenue, Carver, 508-

866-8190 www.edaville.com

(Fri. 8/29) A Special Acoustic Evening

With Vince Gill

8pm. Public: $42.75. Club Members: $37.75

Cape Cod Melody Tent, 21 West Main Street,

Hyannis, 508-775-5630 www.melodytent.org

(Sat. 8/30) Pop Goes the SummerBroadway artist Jodi Benson performs with

the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, led by

conductor Jung-Ho Pak. Table seating 10

guests $450 per table. Garden seating is

available on a first-come, first-served basis$20. Guests are welcome to bring picnic

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Providence Childrens Museum100 South St., Providence401-273-5437www.childrenmuseum.org

Providence Festival Ballet825 Hope St., Providence401-353-1129www.festivalballet.com

Providence Performing ArtsCenter (PPAC)220 Weybosset St., Providence,401-421-2997 www.ppacri.org

Roger Williams Park Zoo1000 Elmwood Ave.Providence

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194 Bellevue Avenue, New-

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Fall River Histor ical Society451 Rock St., Fall River508-679-1071

Narrow Center for the Arts16 Anawan St., Fall River508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org

Old Colony and Fall RiverRailroad MuseumBattleship Cove, 2 Water St.,Fall River 508-674-9340

USS Massachusetts MemorialBattleship CoveFall River 508-678-1100

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ButtonwoodPark Zoo425 Haw-thorn St.,New Bedford508-991-6178 www.bpzoo.org

Fort Taber Military MuseumClarks Cove, New Bedfordwww.forttaber.org

Gallery X169 William St., New Bedford508-992-2675 galleryx.org

Lloyd Center430 Potomska Rd., S. Dartmouth508-990-0505

Museum of MadeiranHeritage27 Hope St, New Bedford508-994-2573

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Zeiterion Theatre684 Purchase St., New B508-997-5664 www.zeite

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Thursdays, 2:00 p.m., Fort Phoenix Minuteman Tour Hear the history of Fort Phoenix from the AmericanRevolution through the Civil War, see the equipment a militiaman carried and learn about life in the 1770s.See a musket firing demonstration and other demonstrations by men, women and children in period dress.Tour starts at Fort Phoenix.

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94th Annual Feast of the

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Buzzards Bay Regatta

New Bedford Community

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August 14 - 16

Annual Feast Of Senhor Da Pedra

Senhor Da Pedra Club

August 31

2nd Annual Ocean Breeze

Music Festival

September 6

Cultural Heritage Fall Feast

Our Lady Of Purgatory Church

September 6 & 7

4th Annual Azorean Whaleboat Reg

Azorean Maritime Heritage Society

September 14

3rd Annual Seaport Chowder Festiv

Downtown New Bedford Inc.

September 27

3rd Annual SCBA Octoberfest

South Coast Business Alliance

September 27 & 28

5th Annual Working Waterfront Fest

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