I'd like to think I'll get a more detailed list up at some point.
Thanks for sticking with me folks. I'll get ahead soon...
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SAT 10/17 and SUN 10/18
8am-ish to 5pm-ish
Annual Head of the Charles Regatta
along the Charles River, Cambridge (and Boston) [PDF]
FREE
The races will go on even if it's raining, but they'll shorten the distance.
SAT -- 7:45am to 6pm
SUN -- 8am to 4:30pm
SAT 10/17
10am
Tour de Somerville
Start at Seven Hills Park, behind the Somerville Theatre (Davis Sq)
FREE
It's early, and it'll probably cold 'n rainy.
Have a good bike ride!
Raindate: SUN 10/18
SAT 10/17 and SUN 10/18
11am to 6pm
Annual Fort Point Open Studios
all around Fort Point (South Boston/Seaport)
FREE
Some of the artist studios are open tonight, a bunch of artists are still in Fort Point and you can see it (the art) for yourself.
SAT 10/17
Noon
"All Troops Home Now...": Rally & March
at Copley Square, about 600 Boylston St, Boston
FREE
In case you didn't get one of the flyers handed out last week, I actually take stuff from strangers. I'm passing this on for people in the mood for some protest.
Noon: Music startsThe supposed "speaker guidelines":
1pm: Rally
3pm: March
50% on wars and occupations of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Palestine.SAT 10/17
25% on the economic crisis and the war at home
25% on movement building, local campaigns, action
Noon to 5pm
First Annual Homestead Hayfest
at Jackson Homestead, 527 Washington St, Newton (Newton Corner/Newtonville)
Free
Old-time fun in Newton. Check out the PDF flyer. Raindate: SUN 10/18
SAT 10/17
1pm
For Amie: A Breast Cancer Awareness Benefit
at Middle East - Downstairs, 480 Mass Ave, Cambridge (Central Sq)
$10 / All Ages
Feat: Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses), Bill Janovitz (Buffalo Tom), Travels, Drew O'Doherty, Colin Clary (The Smittens), The Broken River Prophet, more
Wow, there's a lot of good music.
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SAT 10/17
1pm to 4pm
Home Movie Day
at Room B-04, Carpenter Center, 24 Quincy St, Cambridge (Harvard campus)
FREE
Anyone can bring in 5 minutes -- or less -- of footage on VHS, DVD, 16mm, 8mm, or Super 8. (They can show Super 8's?)
Or just watch...
Film check-in at 11am; please cue tapes ahead of time.
SAT 10/17
4pm
Stuart Weisberg, "Barney Frank: The Story of America's Only Left-Handed, Gay, Jewish Congressman": Reading
at Harvard Book Store, 1256 Mass Ave, Cambridge (Harvard Sq)
FREE
This was written with Barney's cooperation. I wonder if he's in town this weekend...
Remember when he said this?
On what planet do you spend most of your time? ...Trying to have a conversation with you would be like arguing with a dining room table.SAT 10/17
4pm to 6pm
Ghosts of Somerville
in Milk Row Cemetery, about 420 Somerville Ave, Somerville (next to Market Basket)
$8 / $5 for ages 8 to 12 and over 65
Walk around the usually closed cemetery and listen to historic Somervillians who've
Families welcome. Hot cider, donuts and pumpkins for sale. (Rain date: SUN 10/18)
SAT 10/17
6pm
Jason Crigler
10pm
Dennis Brennan
at Atwood's Tavern, 877 Cambridge St , Cambridge
FREE
Two good shows in one location: poppy folk/rock from Jason Crigler (dig the early time) and rock 'n roll master Dennis Brennan.
SAT 10/17
8pm
Red Invasion, August Spies, The Ruperts, Brunt of It, Allston Pants, Colin & The Cancer
at Massasoit Lodge #129 of Elks, 55 Bishop Allen Dr, Cambridge (Central Sq)
$8 / 18+
Punk rock at the Elks Lodge. Need I say more?
*** Cheap Book Sale ***
SAT 10/17 and SUN 10/18
10am to 7pm
Loading Dock Sale
at MIT Press Bookstore, 292 Main St, Cambridge (Kendall Sq)
- Whatever You Spend -
Literally *tons* of books will be on sale at drastically reduced prices--up to 90% off their original retail price. Saturday will be the "no-book-dealers" day.
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