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Newfields, NH · Arts & Culture
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The Anchor Boston’s Watch Wednesdays are here to stay
As the evening chill settled over Boston’s waterfront on Wednesday Oct. 28, from 8-10 pm, families and friends gathered outside The Anchor Boston for an evening of movies, conversation and warmth. As people were bundling up, the smell of popcorn and the glow of the fire pits gave the waterfront a familiar neighborhood feel, bringing people together for “Ghostbusters,” the sixth week showing of the venue’s Watch Wednesdays series.
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Low Cut Connie rides a new wave of success into Boston
Low Cut Connie ’s music has always had a palpable human element, because singer/songwriter/pianist Adam Weiner writes about people and places he knows, and experiences he’s either had or observed. The fact that Weiner and his band deliver the music with the kind of all-out, joyous energy that often seems lacking in popular music today has made them a surefire live music sensation. Local fans who heard Low Cut Connie’s show at the Spire Center in Plymouth last year can attest to that. But in the past year, Weiner’s writing took on a bit more of a topical tone, as the chaos and upheaval in American life left him dismayed. Last year’s single “ Livin In the USA ,” which is seemingly a plea for understanding and an end to hostility, led to some of the most far-reaching reaction of the band’s career. You could call it notoriety if you want, and not all the attention was positive, but the most tangible result is that Weiner’s music and the band he founded in 2010 has seen more exposure than ever. Low Cut Connie is another example of that old showbiz cliché, an "overnight sensation" with their eighth album, after 16
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Billerica Mom Says Her Tongue Turned Blue After Boston Concert Drink
Andrea Butler of Billerica says she had just one drink at the House of Blues bar during a Boston concert, and by the end of the night she was violently sick, foggy and missing hours of memory. Her friends noticed something else alarming too: her tongue had turned bright blue.
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The Karen Read Netflix documentary comes out this month
"The Trials of " a Netflix documentary that follows the case from the initial investigation through its development into a national spectacle, comes out this month. The documentary will be available to watch on Nov. 23, Netflix announced. Read was acquitted of second-degree murder in the death of John O'Keefe,...
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Concert Review: Candlebox Celebrates 33 Years of Music at House of Blues Boston with Sponge
Thirty-three years into their career, Candlebox is proving that some bands aren't quite ready to call it quits, even when they've tried. Frontman Kevin Martin had plans to retire from touring a few years ago but judging by the band's October 28 performance at the House of Blues in Boston, neither Martin nor the fans seem ready to say goodbye just yet.
Dorchester Reporter
The annual Pumpkin Parade was a big hit at Dorchester’s Pope John Paul II Park last Thursday (Oct. 29).
Iline Bouaoun takes a photo of Massila Chellal before the start of the parade. Photos by Jenny Chen for The Reporter. The free, family-friendly celebration along the Neponset River Greenway featured costumes, games, crafts, music and plenty of Halloween treats. Organized by the Neponset River Greenway Council, the state Department...
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Arlington's Film Fest Rebrands, Vows to Make Boston Weirder
Arlington's Capitol Theatre is about to get a lot stranger, in the best possible way. The venue's longtime fall film showcase has rebranded as Finding Bright Film Festival, and it opens Thursday for a four-day run through Sunday, bringing 32 independent films from more than a dozen countries to the historic theater alongside tarot readings, crafting stations and an immersive horror theater piece.
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ManRay spends a year planning for its Heroes Halloween, and you might want to also
“Orc, orc, orc, orc!” the masked and costumed crowd chanted around ManRay’s main stage half-past midnight on Halloween. Saturday at the legendary club is typically reserved for Heroes, a postpunk and ’80s new wave night that has no dress code but encourages creative attire. When Halloween fell on this Heroes night, partygoers took that guidance to the extreme, some for a costume contest. Among them were people dressed as superheroes, pumpkin heads and an orc – who in human form happens to be a ManRay regular.
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Rose Kennedy Greenway hosts outdoor screening of ‘Casper’ ahead of Halloween
Throughout the month of October, the Rose Kennedy Greenway has hosted a series of outdoor movies alongside a free activity to fit the theme of each movie.The Greenway presented Casper and pumpkin painting to ring in the spooky season Oct. 29. The pumpkins, small in size, were a hit as...