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RSM-MetroWest kicks off its popular summer program with a Math Fair and Open House, which includes age-appropriate math puzzles and games for kids, such as “Pin the Mustache on Albert Einstein” and “Bean Bag Addit...
Read MoreRSM-MetroWest kicks off its popular summer program with a Math Fair and Open House, which includes age-appropriate math puzzles and games for kids, such as “Pin the Mustache on Albert Einstein” and “Bean Bag Addition,” as well as other unique math experiences, complete with prizes and seasonal refreshments. Every child who attends receives a copy of the school’s unique “Number 13” fact and puzzle booklet, the fourth in a series created by the school to commemorate special numbers.
Free math evaluations are available during the day by calling 508-283-1355 to pre-register, while parents will have the opportunity to meet with the staff to learn more about their renowned year-round afters school math, chess, and SAT prep programs, as well as the new intensive 3-week summer courses, as well as their Summer Math Challenge/Competition, High School Prep, SAT Math & English Prep, Chess, Robotics, and English for grades 7-10. The summer program runs from 7/8-8/16 for grades K-12.
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5 Auburn Street Massachusetts, United States 01760
When:
06/15/2013
Time:
02:00 pm - 06:00 pm
Phone:
508-283-1355
Age:
Family
Price:
FREE
Adult Class: Glove Puppetry Boot Camp!
Instructor: Brad Shur
Four sessions
Mondays, 6:30 - 9:00 pm
June 10 - July 1
Cost: $150 / Register by June 1: $125
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Read MoreAdult Class: Glove Puppetry Boot Camp!
Instructor: Brad Shur
Four sessions
Mondays, 6:30 - 9:00 pm
June 10 - July 1
Cost: $150 / Register by June 1: $125
PST Members: Log in to save 10% or call the box office to order!
Glove puppetry is one of the world’s oldest and most versatile theatrical traditions. From China’s acrobatic Monkey King to England’s Punch and Judy, all glove puppeteers must master the art of bringing characters and stories to life using only their hands.
In this fun and rigorous class, PST's Artist in Residence Brad Shur will guide participants through drills designed to improve your coordination and expressivity. Starting with basic exercises for manual dexterity and building towards complete character-based scenes, students will acquire a movement vocabulary that allows their hands to express almost any emotion or action. Participants will also gain exposure to PST's unique archive of professional hand puppets and will be able to experience working behind
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32 Station St. Brookline, Massachusetts, United States 02445
When:
06/10/2013
Time:
06:30 pm - 09:00 pm
Phone:
617-731-6400
Age:
For Parents
Price:
fee
Join us for the first of many zombie-themed summer movies on our big screen. Bring a cushion/pillow and a snack.
14 Union St. South Hamilton, Massachusetts, United States 01982
When:
06/08/2013
Time:
01:30 pm - 03:15 pm
Phone:
978-468-5577
Age:
Tweens
Price:
FREE
Boston City Singers presents Singing All Together, the grand finale performance of 2013. Hundreds of Boston City Singers’ students will come together from across Boston and Cambridge to perform at the historic Strand T...
Read MoreBoston City Singers presents Singing All Together, the grand finale performance of 2013. Hundreds of Boston City Singers’ students will come together from across Boston and Cambridge to perform at the historic Strand Theatre in Dorchester at 3:00 pm on June 1, 2013. This end of year show will allow all of our students to showcase the amazing work they have done this year! There will be inspiring performances from teens ages 11-18 in all of the divisions of the Concert Chorus as well as songs from our younger children ages 6-11 in our Neighborhood Training Choruses and ages 4-6 in our Kodaly Singing Classes. The choirs will perform music from around the world with a diverse repertoire including South African hymns, American folk songs, contemporary pop songs, and traditional Caribbean percussion music. The concert is free, with donations accepted for the Boston City Singers scholarship fund, and open to the public.
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543 Columbia Rd Dorchester, Massachusetts, United States 02125
When:
06/01/2013
Time:
03:00 pm - 05:00 pm
Phone:
6178250674
Age:
Family
Price:
FREE
Sixth and seventh graders from the Ephraim Curtis Middle School have created some very unique works of art on display in the Children's Room of the Sudbury Goodnow Public Library through the month of May. There will be a...
Read MoreSixth and seventh graders from the Ephraim Curtis Middle School have created some very unique works of art on display in the Children's Room of the Sudbury Goodnow Public Library through the month of May. There will be a reception for the community on May 30th from 5:00-7:00. The students worked in teams to create 2-dimensional, pixilated reproductions of famous works of art with Lego bricks. Once this exhibit is completed, the works will be on display at the Boston Children's Hospital. This project exposes children to contemporary art and the idea of using commonplace items in new contexts to create visual and interactive experiences. It also provides an avenue to explore iconic works of art and for students to give back to the community. "This program is supported in part by a grant from the Sudbury cultural council), a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency."
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21 Concord Rd. Sudbury, Massachusetts, United States 01776
When:
05/30/2013
Time:
05:00 pm - 07:00 pm
Phone:
(978) 443-1035
Age:
Family
Price:
FREE
New England Conservatory Preparatory School's senior most orchestra, the YPO and conductor Hugh Wolff play kick-off concert before departing on tour of Argentina in June. Repertory is vivid and exciting--Osvaldo Golijov'...
Read MoreNew England Conservatory Preparatory School's senior most orchestra, the YPO and conductor Hugh Wolff play kick-off concert before departing on tour of Argentina in June. Repertory is vivid and exciting--Osvaldo Golijov's tango-infused "Last Round," Wuite from Wagner's "Die Meistersinger" and Berlioz "Symphonie fantastique." Players are between 12 and 18 years old but perform with the panache and passion of a top notch professional orchestra.
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290 Huntington Ave. Boston, Massachusetts, United States 02115
When:
05/25/2013
Time:
08:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Phone:
617-585-1143
Age:
Tweens
Price:
FREE
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Memorial Day Weekend Family Fun at USS Constitution Museum
in Exhibits by Jodie Mcmenamin
Admission by donation. Learn about the life of a Marine and Sailor at sea by learning to march, using the tools of the seafarer’s trade, exploring everyday life on board USS Constitution, and making an Officer’s Hat....
Read MoreAdmission by donation. Learn about the life of a Marine and Sailor at sea by learning to march, using the tools of the seafarer’s trade, exploring everyday life on board USS Constitution, and making an Officer’s Hat. Young sailors can purchase a “Build a Ship” activity to take home or make at the Museum ($2).
For more information, call (617) 426-1812 or visit www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org.
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80 Constitution Road Boston, Massachusetts, United States 02129
When:
05/25/2013 - 05/27/2013
Time:
09:00 am - 06:00 pm
Phone:
617-426-1812
Age:
School
Price:
FREE
The Freedom Trail® Foundation’s Walk Into History tours brings history to life along Boston’s iconic 2.5 mile red brick or painted walking trail! Led by 18th century costumed guides, learn the tales of the American...
Read MoreThe Freedom Trail® Foundation’s Walk Into History tours brings history to life along Boston’s iconic 2.5 mile red brick or painted walking trail! Led by 18th century costumed guides, learn the tales of the American Revolution as you retrace the footsteps of Americans who played a significant role in the formation of the country. Experience the Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, Paul Revere’s Ride, tall tales, colorful patriots, pirate lore, waterfront yarns, and the fiery speeches of the Sons of Liberty that first stirred the spirit of the Revolution. Historical facts and anecdotes on colonial life and Boston history are told as visitors follow the Freedom Trail from Boston Common to Faneuil Hall (1 mile) while stopping at 11 of the 16 historical sites. It’s American history, but not the same old story!
Tours offered daily, departing from: Boston Common Visitor Information Center from 11am to every hour on the hour; $13 adults; $11 seniors/students; $7 children
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139 Tremont St. Boston, Massachusetts, United States 02111
When:
05/01/2013 - 10/31/2013
Time:
11:00 am - N/A
Phone:
617-367-8300
Age:
Family
Price:
fee
A startling juxtaposition of ideas: sometimes that’s all it takes to kick-start creativity. How much easier it is to pick up a pencil when a teacher, instead of saying, “draw something,” offers the prompt: “draw ...
Read MoreA startling juxtaposition of ideas: sometimes that’s all it takes to kick-start creativity. How much easier it is to pick up a pencil when a teacher, instead of saying, “draw something,” offers the prompt: “draw a peanut butter sandwich resting on the ocean floor.” At Maud Morgan Arts, an epicenter of creativity unto itself, the spring session features classes that provide more than prompts; these courses stretch the imagination across multiple mediums to send students galumphing down new avenues of artistic expression in the belief that all students can surprise themselves with their own art.
Registration is now open for spring classes at Maud Morgan Arts. Classes for all ages, preschoolers through adults. Special April vacation week workshops and weekend intensives.
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20 Sacramento Street Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States 02138
When:
04/08/2013 - 06/10/2013
Time:
09:00 am - 09:00 pm
Phone:
617-349-6287
Age:
School
Price:
fee
