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Glocester, RI · Arts & Culture
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Natick, Massachusetts Locals Still Fill Up On Steamed Hot Dogs And Burgers At This 1890 Diner Car
Some family traditions get passed down through photo albums. In one Natick household, the tradition is a hot dog order, handed from grandfather to father to kids, stool by stool, for more than four decades. The place behind that ritual has been serving food since 1890, which means it was...
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7 Question Slam With Ms. Barboza
1. Where did you go to college and what was your major?. I just recently graduated from UMass Dartmouth this past weekend!! My major is in English!. 2. If you could describe yourself using three words what would they be and why?. I would describe myself as caring (because I...
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PBS documentary to be screened at Marion Music Hall
MARION — The Sippican Historical Society and the Marion Institute will co-host a screening of “Saving Walden's World” at the Marion Music Hall. A Q-and-A session with director Jim Merkel will follow the Friday, Nov. 13 screening, which will begin at 7 p.m. The film follows Merkel,...
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Meet the Warwick woman proving you're never too old to dance
Wendy Lewis may have taken the phrase "break a leg" a little too seriously. The Warwick resident, 57, has been a performer for 14 years (she worked with TEN31 Productions, the folks who are the living statues and gargoyles at WaterFire), but before she even tried out for the Sunsationals, the senior dance team for the Connecticut Sun women's basketball team, she tore her ACL. Though unable to walk immediately after surgery, Lewis put in many hours of rehab and PT, and just eight months later, she secured her spot on the team. So how does a senior dance team stack up to other performance work she's done? "This was new to me, in the sense that there were thousands of people and ... there's the pressure of, I don't want to forget the choreography," Lewis says. Still, with a full arena and a screaming crowd, she admits, "That's something I'll never forget. I remember standing there thinking, 'This is what it's like to be a celebrity − it's like, wow, so cool.'" Lewis, a former corporate copywriter, is semiretired, running her own business called Thread & Metal, where she makes accessories out of reclaimed fabrics. "When I'm not shaking
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'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' reunion tour comes to Providence
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — There was a big reunion in Providence Sunday night as the cast of the beloved 90s sitcom 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' took the stage at the Uptown Theater. It's been 30 years since the show premiered in 1996, and its cast kicked off a reunion...
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Highland Ave Mural Captures Local Symbols
For those traveling to or from Needham Center, an art piece aims to remind them of elements unique to Needham. Artist and Wellesley College professor David Teng Olsen recently completed “The Accidental Artist,” a mural that includes references to Needham figures, sights and symbols. A reference to astronaut Sunita Williams, the Needham High School Rockets, Echo Bridge and more are woven into the artwork.
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Baroque Highlights at Trinity in Lakeville
This past Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church, Crescendo, under the direction of Christine Gevert, produced a program under the title Gallant Fire,” centering the playlist around a recently discovered choral work by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741). This was the American premiere of this work (the only choral work of Vivaldi that we have). Vivaldi claimed to have composed 94 operas, but we have only the titles of 51 operas and none of the scores. Vivaldi was a violin prodigy at the age of eleven when he began playing in his father’s orchestra; he became the most famous violinist and composer of his era.
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Dig in to Marion’s Native American history
MARION — Join the Marion Natural History Museum for a presentation on the museum’s Nariva American archaeological collections. Heather Olson, the laboratory and collections manager at The Public Archaeology Laboratory, will discuss these objects during her presentation on Friday, Nov. 13 from 6 to 7 p.m. For 154...