| Event Name | Organization | Dates | City | | Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour Presented by Cirque du Soleil at DCU Center May 16-May 17, 2012 The Estate of Michael Jackson and Cirque du Soleil are proud to present Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour in Worcester on May 16 - 17, 2012 at the DCU Center. This once-in-a-lifetime electrifying production combines Michael Jackson music and choreography with Cirque du Soleil creativity to give fans worldwide a unique view into the spirit, passion and heart of the artistic genius who forever transformed global pop culture. Proudly sponsored by Sun Life Financial and Infiniti, the show... | Cirque du Soleil | 05/16/12-
05/17/12 | Worcester |
Enter the Endangered Species Day Coloring & Writing ContestPresented by Stone Zoo at Stone Zoo May 18, 2012 Do you know Stone Zoo is home to a number of endangered species, including jaguars, Mexican gray wolves, Panamanian golden frogs, and hyacinth macaws? In order to promote awareness of the endangered animals at the Zoo and across the world, Stone Zoo is hosting its third Annual Endangered Species Day Coloring & Writing Contest. Children are invited to draw a picture of their favorite endangered species or write a short piece about the animal that details why it is endangered and what we... | Stone Zoo | 05/18/12 | Stoneham |
Taste and See, Shabbat and MePresented by Leventhal-Sidman JCC May 18, 2012 On Friday, May 18, welcome Shabbat through story and song with Rabbi Braham David and Tamar Siegel, Education Director, from Temple Shalom in Medford. Meet other families and create a special Shabbat craft to bring home. Event held at the Robbins Library Community Room (700 Massachusetts Avenue) in Arlington from 10-11am. Geared for families with children ages 2+ years. No charge. Open to the entire community. Register at bostonjcc.org/metronorthshabbat. For more information, contact... | Leventhal-Sidman JCC | 05/18/12 | Arlington |
Meet PEEP™ at The Discovery Museums!Presented by The Discovery Museums May 18, 2012 Join us as we kick off our new bi-weekly PEEP™ Science Adventures for preschoolers program with a visit from that very special chicken himself! Peep, star of the WGBH animated series, PEEP and the Big Wide World®, will be on hand for hugs and photographs with all his fans. Do fun, hands-on science activities as we explore the science concepts related to ramps, as Peep and his friends do in the episode, “The Whatchamacallit.” Take home activity resources and PEEP... | The Discovery Museums | 05/18/12 | |
Morses Pond Walk: Guided trails walkPresented by Wellesley Trails Committee May 19, 2012 As part of Wellesley's Wonderful Weekend, walk the trails along Morses Pond, a 102-acre pond and a source for our town water wells. View the pond, islands and wildlife. The walk will take you through a pine forest to the old town beach and gravel pit, and along the Cochituate Aqueduct. Meet at 9 a.m. at the gate to the town beach, located at the end of Turner Road, 0.3 mi. west of Weston Rd. | Wellesley Trails Committee | 05/19/12 | Wellesley |
| Wild About Amphibians | Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary | 05/19/12 | Natick |
Ramona Quimby
Avg. Event Rating(5.0 Stars): Presented by Dover Sherborn High School May 19, 2012 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): Two Beans Productions’ play based on Beverly Cleary’s “Beezus and Ramona” series of books will be performed at Dover Sherborn High School, 9 Junction Street Dover, Mass on May 19, 2012 at 2:00, under the auspices of Time Out for Kids. Featured for this production is a national tour originally staged by New York based Theaterworks USA. The company is making one local stop on its 6 month tour by special arrangement at Dover Sherborn High School bringing 2007 alum Greg... | Dover Sherborn High School | 05/19/12 | Dover |
Motif #1 Day EventsPresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center May 19, 2012 Saturday, May 19
Motif # 1 Day
10:30 AM - 12 PM: Instrument Petting Zoo at Old Firehouse Trust, Dock Square
12 – 1 PM: Free concert at the Shalin Liu Performance Center | Rockport Music | 05/19/12 | Rockport |
| Motif #1 Day Events | Rockport Music | 05/19/12 | Rockport |
Transforming Trash to Treasure: Cleaning Artifacts from Harvard YardPresented by Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology at Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology May 19, 2012 Recommended for ages 8 and up accompanied by an adult
Do you enjoy mysteries of the past? Ever wonder what lies beneath Harvard Yard? Join Archaeology of Harvard Yard Instructors and students as they process their finds from this year’s dig in Harvard Yard. Learn what “trash” can tell us about the past. This is your chance to get your hands dirty - who knows what you’ll find! | Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology | 05/19/12 | Cambridge |
Franklin Park Zoo Kicks Off Summer with Centennial Celebration “Zoo 100 Day”Presented by Franklin Park Zoo at Franklin Park Zoo May 19, 2012 On May 19, Franklin Park Zoo begins its exciting summer season with Zoo 100 Day, a kick-off event to salute the Zoo’s 100th birthday. While Franklin Park Zoo’s 100th birthday isn’t until October, we believe such a milestone year should be celebrated all season long!
Zoo 100 Day will be the first event of a series of centennial celebrations throughout the summer. Be sure to join us for a fun-filled day that will include zookeeper encounters, entertainment and... | Franklin Park Zoo | 05/19/12 | Boston |
Samurai Academy-Japan Day! Celebrating Asian Pacific Islander Heritage MonthPresented by Passion East Educational Performances May 19, 2012 Samurai Academy in N. Weymouth presents FREE fun activities for children and families. Celebrate MAY Asian Pacific Islanders Heritage Month! Activities include martial arts, Samurai Taiko-Japanese taiko drumming, Japanese brush calligraphy, Japanese language and more. | Passion East Educational Performances | 05/19/12 | North Weymouth |
Classical Piano Master Class with Andy Icochea IcocheaPresented by Brookline Music School at Brookline Music School May 19, 2012 Brookline Music School (BMS) is pleased to present a Classical Piano Master Class led by world renowned conductor and pianist Andy Icochea Icochea on Saturday, May 19 at 4:00pm. The event will feature student performances from the BMS piano department followed by interactive coaching sessions with Mr. Icochea Icochea. The event is free and open to the general public.
Andy Icochea Icochea became artistic director of PALS Children's Chorus in July 2011. Before joining PALS,... | Brookline Music School | 05/19/12 | Brookline |
Believe in Brookline KidsPresented by Brookline Community Mental Health Center at Fenway Park May 19, 2012 Give your Kids an un-BELIEVE-able Fenway Park Fantasy, including special performances by Lil Phunk and the Yo-Yo People:
Enjoy a glorious day and an experience of a lifetime: Batter up, tour behind the scenes, pose with Wally and the World Series Trophies, eat your favorite Fenway treats (free!), rock a flip book, and see live entertainment by the Yo-Yo People and Lil Phunk. It’s “Believe in Brookline Kids,” a fun family day welcoming EVERYONE to support the... | Brookline Community Mental Health Center | 05/19/12 | Boston |
Mixed Media Canvas Workshop Presented by Artbeat at Artbeat The Creativity Store May 19, 2012 It’s time to play! Learn how to monoprint with gelli printing plates, create texture with artist spackle, and incorporate other media like fabric and found objects on a 9 x 12 canvas. You’ll leave with a versatile work of art that you'll be proud to display. Class fee of $15 includes all materials. Advance registration required, space is limited. | Artbeat | 05/19/12 | Arlington |
Meet Bessie the Dinosaur!Presented by The Discovery Museums at The Discovery Museums May 19, 2012 Come meet Bessie, the dinosaur mascot of The Discovery Museums. She’s loves to give high-fives and hugs! *Bessie is a costumed museum staff member. | The Discovery Museums | 05/19/12 | Acton |
Music and Movement with Miss Carolyn Presented by The Discovery Museums at The Discovery Museums May 19, 2012 Explore sound through singing and playing. Move, make music, listen, learn, and get a multi-sensory workout! Music improves your child’s memory, cognitive development, learning skills, and ability to express emotion. Plus, it’s fun! Miss Carolyn is a professional musician, serves as a faculty member at Indian Hill Music School, and has been a licensed Kindermusik Educator for 7 years. | The Discovery Museums | 05/19/12 | Acton |
EarthFest 2012Presented by Department of Conservation and Recreation at DCR Hatch Shell on Boston Esplanade May 19, 2012 Radio 92.9 EarthFest is proud to announce the 19th annual event will return to DCR’s Hatch Memorial Shell in Boston on May 19, 2012. Presented by Whole Foods Market, the free festival is a family-friendly celebration for the Earth, showcasing national and local music acts, environmentally-friendly products and local non-profit environmental organizations produced in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Performances by: Third Eye... | Department of Conservation and Recreation | 05/19/12 | Boston |
Wild About BirdsPresented by Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary at Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary May 20, 2012 Broadmoor is full of many different kinds of birds. Do males look different from females? Which ones are most likely to visit the feeders, fields, woods or the marsh? Wonder who is singing in your yard? Come with the whole family as you watch up close with a spotting scope and learn about common bird songs as you enjoy a guided adventure around Broadmoor. See how many birds you can discover! Pre-registration is required. | Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary | 05/20/12 | Natick |
Anything Goes Presented by Walnut Hill School for the Arts May 11-May 20, 2012 Walnut Hill School for the Arts Presents ‘Anything Goes’. Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes,” is a high seas romantic adventure filled with fabulous music and dazzling dance numbers set aboard the S.S. American cruise liner. This musical farce follows an eclectic group of ocean liner passengers, which includes an evangelist nightclub singer, society debutante, English gentleman, and wanted gangster Moonface Martin, on their journey from New York to London.... | Walnut Hill School for the Arts | 05/11/12-
05/20/12 | Natick |
Shoebox Tour: A Juggling ShowPresented by MIT Student Juggling Club at MIT's Wong Auditorium May 20, 2012 Two of the world’s best jugglers stop in Cambridge on their American tour!
Shoebox Tour, a modern juggling show that has played in Canada, Ireland, Finland, Sweden, Japan, and Iceland, returns to America this spring with a new cast. International Jugglers’ Association Gold Medal winners Wes Peden and Jay Gilligan created and perform this year's show. Erik Nilsson, a graduate from the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, provides a live original soundtrack on... | MIT Student Juggling Club | 05/20/12 | Cambridge |
Peri Smilow - Live in ConcertPresented by Temple Beth David May 20, 2012 PERI SMILOW is a nationally recognized touring artist. As a performer, composer, educator and activist she has the
unique ability to deeply move people of all ages, to forge connections and understanding and to use her extraordinary
musical gifts, passion and commitment to community to create social change.
Peri’s music and message of tikkun olam have been heard throughout the US, Canada, England, Singapore and Israel. She
was the Artist-in-Residence at the... | Temple Beth David | 05/20/12 | Westwood |
Charlotte's WebPresented by Watertown Children's Theatre at The Arsenal Center For The Arts May 18-May 20, 2012 The classic story of Charlotte’s Web paints a picture of childhood on the farm, in which the power of friendship can conquer anything. WCT’s Play Factory brings this heartwarming tale to life, performed by an ensemble cast of 2nd-4th graders directed by Elizabeth Gutterman. Performances are May 18- 20 in the Black Box Theater at the Arsenal Center for the Arts. Seating is limited. General admission tickets are $10 and will be available beginning May 8th through WCT’s... | Watertown Children's Theatre | 05/18/12-
05/20/12 | Watertown |
From Formal to Fanciful Music for Flute and PianoPresented by Park Avenue Congregational Church May 20, 2012 PACC is pleased to present music appealing to both adults and Children played on piano by Margaret Cheng Tuttle, and flute by Andrea Hart. The program includes sonatas by Bach and Poulenc, Claude Bolling's jazzy "Baroque and Blue," as well as transcriptions of pieces for young audiences including Debussy's "The Little Shepherd." | Park Avenue Congregational Church | 05/20/12 | Arlington Heights |
Little Red Riding Hood by WonderSpark PuppetsPresented by Puppet Showplace Theatre at Puppet Showplace Theatre May 17-May 20, 2012 Little Red is sent into the big woods to deliver a basket of goodies to her sick Grandmother, but is hounded by a hungry wolf who wants the basket for himself.
Will Little Red ... be able to outsmart the wolf and save her Grandmother? | Puppet Showplace Theatre | 05/17/12-
05/20/12 | Brookline |
WorldFest WoburnPresented by Social Capital Inc May 20, 2012 Come join us at WorldFest Woburn! - a multicultural festival celebrating diversity. This year's festival will take place on the lawn of the Woburn Public Library. There will be food, activities, music, arts and crafts, traditional dress, and performances from many different countries. Fun for all ages! Sponsored by Social Capital Inc and the YMCA International Learning Center. | Social Capital Inc | 05/20/12 | Woburn |
A FISH TALEPresented by Beth Walsh Dance Centre May 19-May 20, 2012 Join the students and staff of the Beth Walsh Dance Centre in their 20th Anniversary Celebration with our annual recital A FISH TALE | Beth Walsh Dance Centre | 05/19/12-
05/20/12 | West Barnstable |
Friends of the Somerville Public Library Spring Book SalePresented by The Friends of the Somerville Public Library May 17-May 20, 2012 This year’s collection of books for sale includes most categories, but is particularly strong in History, Biography, Arts, Children's Literature, Foreign Language, lots of Audio-Video materials and there is always plenty of fiction. Thanks to the librarians the popular Bake Sale is back this year. PLUS, we have 3 musical acts playing in the forecourt to coincide with PorchFest on the Saturday. | The Friends of the Somerville Public Library | 05/17/12-
05/20/12 | Somerville |
Wellesley Theatre Project Master Class with Broadway Performer Kevin Duda! Presented by Wellesley Theatre Project at Wellesley Middle School May 21, 2012 When: May 21st Where: Wellesley Middle School; Who: 6th -12th Grade Students; Cost: Free!; Join us for... Musical Theatre Audition Workshop: 3pm-4:30pm (WMS Chorus Room) 15 students will workshop a song. All other students are encouraged to observe as space is permits. Please come prepared with 32 bars of music. Meet a Broadway performer and learn great tips and insight from a pro.; Dance Workshop: 5:30pm-8pm (WMS Theatre) Learn a dance combination with choreography from a broadway... | Wellesley Theatre Project | 05/21/12 | Wellesley |
Teen Sketch CrawlPresented by swampscott public library May 22, 2012 Teen Art Class at Swampscott Public Library TUESDAY MAY 22nd 6:00pm TEEN SKETCH CRAWL for 5th-12th graders Join the latest craze in drawing and go on a sketch crawl inside and outside the library. A sketch crawl is when a group of people travel around together sketching buildings, objects and people. We will warm up for drawing by doing some exercises. Then we’ll wander around the library and even go outside and draw. Everyone will get a free sketchbook and Italian pencil, and... | swampscott public library | 05/22/12 | Swampscott |
Watch Out for Vulture Vomit and Other Adventures in Bird WatchingPresented by Harvard Museum of Natural History at Harvard Museum of Natural History May 26, 2012 Family Program with Bill Thompson III
SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2:00 PM
Bird watching isn’t just for adults anymore. Kids and teens are getting hooked on nature through birds, and birders of all ages will enjoy this humorous and engaging presentation by Bill Thompson III, author of the new Peterson Field Guide, The Young Birder’s Guide to Birds of North America (Houghton Mifflin). While other field guides might overwhelm kids who are new to birding, The Young... | Harvard Museum of Natural History | 05/26/12 | Cambridge |
FaMiLy PaInTPresented by palettes March 25-May 27, 2012 kids, moms, dads, grandparents, nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors... bring the family down on sunday afternoons and join us at palettes to eat. drink. paint. (and laugh). here’s how it works - on sunday afternoon arrive around 1:30pm and get settled in, painting begins around 2pm and lasts for 1.5 hours to 2 hours. our friendly resident artists will walk you through step-by-step how to create a fun painting using non-toxic acrylic paints (be sure to wear something you... | palettes | 03/25/12-
05/27/12 | Natick |
Wool Days: May 26-28, 2012Presented by Old Sturbridge Village at Old Sturbridge Village May 26-May 28, 2012 During Wool Days the Old Sturbridge Village get their annual “hair cuts” and historians demonstrate how wool is processed – from shearing, scouring, and carding to dyeing, spinning, and weaving (in other words, from sheep to shirt). Try your hand and test your history IQ at our textile exhibit. Memorial Day is also our official kick-off to summer activities like period games, 1830s “base ball” and “French & English” tug-of-war contests. For... | Old Sturbridge Village | 05/26/12-
05/28/12 | Sturbridge |
Memorial Day Flag Garden on Boston CommonPresented by Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund at Boston Common May 23-May 28, 2012 This year, to mark the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund will be planting 33,000 flags at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument to represent every brave Massachusetts service member who gave his or her life defending our country since the Civil War. The completed garden is a breathtaking tribute to the true meaning of Memorial Day and a powerful message of community support to the families of these fallen heroes that their sacrifices will never be... | Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund | 05/23/12-
05/28/12 | Boston |
Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performers Festival Presented by Faneuil Hall Marketplace at Faneuil Hall May 26-May 28, 2012 On Memorial Day weekend, Faneuil Hall comes alive with a Street Performers Festival Extravaganza.
Enjoy performances by jugglers, mimes, magicians, puppeteers and musicians are just a few of over 50 entertainers presenting three days of entertainment and interactive activities.
This form of live entertainment is a special kind of art. Street performance or busking is the practice of performing in public places, for gratuities, which are generally in the form of money and... | Faneuil Hall Marketplace | 05/26/12-
05/28/12 | Boston |
Cultural Survival BazaarPresented by Cultural Survival May 26-May 28, 2012 An International Festival of Native Arts & Culture Featuring artisans, products, & performers from around the world. Shop handmade art, jewelry, clothing, crafts, decor, tribal rugs, & much more. Enjoy FREE music performances, presentations, Native American storytelling, educational displays, craft-making demonstrations, & Tibetan cuisine. Proceeds support Native artisans, fair trade, and Cultural Survival's non-profit work worldwide. For special features, artisan... | Cultural Survival | 05/26/12-
05/28/12 | Amherst |
Very Beginning WoodworkingPresented by Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts at Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts April 3-May 29, 2012 As students gain experience, they build skills and familiarity with tools and materials. Younger children start with hand tools and small projects; continuing students undertake more complex projects, gaining appreciation for wood as a creative medium.
Each class incorporates beginners and experienced students, with new projects each session. Small classes allow for ample individual attention. All classes emphasize safety and the pleasure of making things and completing them to... | Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts | 04/03/12-
05/29/12 | Boston |
Very Beginning WoodworkingPresented by Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts at Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts April 3-May 29, 2012 Our woodworking program welcomes ages 4 to 17. As students gain experience, they build skills and familiarity with tools and materials. Younger children start with hand tools and small projects; continuing students undertake more complex projects, gaining appreciation for wood as a creative medium.
Each class incorporates beginners and experienced students, with new projects each session. Small classes allow for ample individual attention. All classes emphasize safety and the... | Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts | 04/03/12-
05/29/12 | Boston |
Memorial Day Special Presented by Artbeat at Artbeat The Creativity Store May 8-May 31, 2012 Memorial Day is a day of remembering those who have died in service to our country, and the month of May is a time to contemplate world peace. We offer these studio projects at special prices all month long to bring greater awareness to the need for peace in our world. | Artbeat | 05/08/12-
05/31/12 | Arlington |
Very Beginning WoodworkingPresented by Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts at Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts April 13-June 1, 2012 Our woodworking program welcomes ages 4 to 17. As students gain experience, they build skills and familiarity with tools and materials. Younger children start with hand tools and small projects; continuing students undertake more complex projects, gaining appreciation for wood as a creative medium. Teens advance to shop etiquette, milling, joinery, layout and basic power tools.
Each class incorporates beginners and experienced students, with new projects each session. Small... | Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts | 04/13/12-
06/01/12 | Boston |
Very Beginning WoodworkingPresented by Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts at Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts April 13-June 1, 2012 Our woodworking program welcomes ages 4 to 17. As students gain experience, they build skills and familiarity with tools and materials. Younger children start with hand tools and small projects; continuing students undertake more complex projects, gaining appreciation for wood as a creative medium. Teens advance to shop etiquette, milling, joinery, layout and basic power tools.
Each class incorporates beginners and experienced students, with new projects each session. Small... | Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts | 04/13/12-
06/01/12 | Boston |
Brookstock: A Music Festival for Brookline Where 1969 Meets 2012Presented by Brookline Music School at Pine Manor College, Ellsworth Theater June 1, 2012 In addition to performances by Brookline Music School ensembles, we will be presenting original music from Brookline's most promising young bands, singer/songwriters, and composers.
BMS ensembles will be performing music from 1969, the final year in an amazing decade of American popular music, one which laid the foundation for all that followed. Brookstock seeks to contrast this music with music being created here and now by today's young musicians. The similarities and... | Brookline Music School | 06/01/12 | Chestnut Hill |
PLAYGROUND MEET-UPS #1Presented by Leventhal-Sidman JCC June 1, 2012 Make new friends for you and your kids and cool off at a shady playground on Friday, June 1 at 10am. Join the Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston at Robbins Farm Playground (51 Eastern Avenue) in Arlington. Geared for families with children ages 0-5 years, with adults. No charge. Open to the entire community. In case of inclement weather, contact 617-841-8009 after 9am on Friday, June 1 for an update. Find the JCC staff member at the playground in a blue t-shirt by the wooden house... | Leventhal-Sidman JCC | 06/01/12 | Arlington |
Antique Car Rally: June 2, 2012Presented by Old Sturbridge Village at Old Sturbridge Village June 2, 2012 When Old Sturbridge Village first opened in 1946, visitors toured the museum in their cars. To commemorate those early days, we will be showcasing pre-1946 automobiles during the Antique Car Rally. See how early 20th-century transportation compares to the early 19th century. | Old Sturbridge Village | 06/02/12 | Sturbridge |
Hemlock Gorge & Echo Bridge: Guided trails walkPresented by Welle June 2, 2012 Celebrate National Trails Day and walk the trails in Hemlock Gorge. See Echo Bridge, the historic 500-foot stone bridge across the Charles River that was used to carry water to Boston. Stand under the main arch and count the number of times you hear your echo. Meet at 9 a.m. at the Hemlock Gorge parking area in Needham, located on Central Avenue just before it crosses the Charles into Newton. Directions from Rt-9: Take Rt-9 toward Newton, exit at the first ramp (to Chestnut Street) after... | Welle | 06/02/12 | |
Cultural Survival BazaarPresented by Cultural Survival June 2, 2012 An International Festival of Native Arts & Culture
Featuring artisans, products, & performers from around the world.
Shop handmade art, jewelry, clothing, crafts, decor, tribal rugs, & much more.
Enjoy FREE music performances, presentations, Native American storytelling, educational displays, craft-making demonstrations, & ethnic cuisine.
Proceeds support Native artisans, fair trade, and Cultural Survival's non-profit work... | Cultural Survival | 06/02/12 | Boston |
Portuguese Lusitano Horse ShowPresented by Boston Portuguese Festival June 2, 2012 This will be a great opportunity to understand the role of the wonderful Lusitano horse in Portugal’s history and culture.
Sons of the Wind Farm located Merrimac, MA, is home to the national horse of Portugal. This horse, also referred to as the “Royal Horse of Europe”, is known for his extraordinary beauty, bravery, athletic talent and intelligence.
The day’s events will feature Portuguese freestyle dressage clinics, airs above grounds... | Boston Portuguese Festival | 06/02/12 | Merrimac |
Teddy Bear Check-up Day at Stone Zoo!Presented by Stone Zoo at Stone Zoo June 2, 2012 Visit Stone Zoo on June 2 with your favorite teddy bear for a day of cuddly fun! Zoo staff will be on hand to give your bear a check-up and clean bill of health. Later, march through the Zoo in the Teddy Bear Parade and say hello to Smoky and Bubba, Stone Zoo’s resident black bears! | Stone Zoo | 06/02/12 | Stoneham |
The Lazy Fox by Spring Valley Puppet TheatrePresented by Puppet Showplace Theatre at Puppet Showplace Theatre May 31-June 2, 2012 Can a very lazy Fox trick an Armadillo? Perhaps...but in this Spring Valley Puppet Theater production of "The Lazy Fox," the Armadillo has a few tricks up HIS sleeve! This program, based on an Argentine Folk Tale, features enchanting hand puppet animals and a large rod puppet Sun. It is combined with "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing," adapted from the Aesop fable. This popular story is enlivened with a colorful Mexican setting, a humorous communication gap and a surprise... | Puppet Showplace Theatre | 05/31/12-
06/02/12 | Brookline |
Disney's Beauty and the BeastPresented by Broadway In Boston at Boston Opera House May 29-June 3, 2012 Live On Stage!
Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, the smash hit Broadway musical, is coming to Boston! Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature film, this eyepopping spectacle has won the hearts of over 35 million people worldwide. This classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes, and dazzling production numbers including “Be Our Guest” and the beloved title song. Experience the romance and enchantment of... | Broadway In Boston | 05/29/12-
06/03/12 | Boston |
