Events

SoulFest is New England's premier Christian music festival and family retreat. This four-day music festival features world renowned Christian music of all genres on six separate stages, guest speakers, and authors from around the world. For more information and tickets go to www.thesoulfest.com or call our office at 978-346-4577

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

SoulFest is New England's premier Christian music festival and family retreat. This four-day music festival features world renowned Christian music of all genres on six separate stages, guest speakers, and authors from around the world. For more information and tickets go to www.thesoulfest.com or call our office at 978-346-4577

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

SoulFest is New England's premier Christian music festival and family retreat. This four-day music festival features world renowned Christian music of all genres on six separate stages, guest speakers, and authors from around the world. For more information and tickets go to www.thesoulfest.com or call our office at 978-346-4577

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

SoulFest is New England's premier Christian music festival and family retreat. This four-day music festival features world renowned Christian music of all genres on six separate stages, guest speakers, and authors from around the world. For more information and tickets go to www.thesoulfest.com or call our office at 978-346-4577

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

When you see the Free Lemonade and Good News Stand as you go by 475 Burncoat Street, please stop and quench your thirst with free ice-cold lemonade and, more importantly, begin to quench your thirst to know Jesus Christ by receiving a free Bible. Burncoat Baptist Church members and friends will be at the stand passing out free lemonade and free Bibles for the 4th year in a row on Tuesday, August 7 from 10 AM to 3 PM. A rain date has been set for Wednesday, August 8 at the same time. You can contact the church at 508-853-6240 or visit the church website for additional information

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Worcester World Cup Schedule
Saturday August 11

9:00 am

Game 1: Iraq x Senegal

10:10 am

Game 2: Brazil x USA

11:20 pm

Game 3: Togo x Ecuador

12:30 pm

Game 4: Liberia x Jamaica

1:40 pm

Game 5: Kosova x Ghana

2:50 pm

Game W1: Guatemala x El Salvador (women)

4:00 pm

Game 6: Albania x Iran

5:10 pm

Game W2: Mexico x USA (women)

6:20 pm

Game 7: Vietnam x Guatemala
Sunday August 12

9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Men’s Round 2 (winners from Round 1 & Best Loser)

2:10 pm - 4:20 pm

Men’s Round 3 (winners from Round 2)

4:30 pm

Women’s Final Game

5:40 pm

Men’s Final Game

6:50 pm

Awards Ceremony Men’s (1st & 2nd) & Women’s (1st & 2nd)

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer, the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Worcester World Cup 2007! This 2-day tournament will bring together 18 teams representing 16 countries and immigrant communities. Women’s teams from Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and the USA will be joined by Men’s teams from Togo, Albania, Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Iraq, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Liberia, USA, Ecuador, & Senegal.

The tournament is held at Elm Park Community School field, a focal point of the nascent immigrant soccer leagues and pick-up games in Worcester. The Worcester World Cup is a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! EHANA, the neighborhood association around the Elm Park Community School will be coordinating children’s activities and awarding prizes. There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of an effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the neighborhood’s common good. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches playing year round by using the EPCS gymnasium and the EPCS school field.

**** We still have openings for ball retrievers. To volunteer, email or call Laura at Netwkctr@verizon.net / 508.754.7793.****

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Worcester World Cup Schedule
Saturday August 11

9:00 am

Game 1: Iraq x Senegal

10:10 am

Game 2: Brazil x USA

11:20 pm

Game 3: Togo x Ecuador

12:30 pm

Game 4: Liberia x Jamaica

1:40 pm

Game 5: Kosova x Ghana

2:50 pm

Game W1: Guatemala x El Salvador (women)

4:00 pm

Game 6: Albania x Iran

5:10 pm

Game W2: Mexico x USA (women)

6:20 pm

Game 7: Vietnam x Guatemala
Sunday August 12

9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Men’s Round 2 (winners from Round 1 & Best Loser)

2:10 pm - 4:20 pm

Men’s Round 3 (winners from Round 2)

4:30 pm

Women’s Final Game

5:40 pm

Men’s Final Game

6:50 pm

Awards Ceremony Men’s (1st & 2nd) & Women’s (1st & 2nd)

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer, the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Worcester World Cup 2007! This 2-day tournament will bring together 18 teams representing 16 countries and immigrant communities. Women’s teams from Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and the USA will be joined by Men’s teams from Togo, Albania, Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Iraq, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Liberia, USA, Ecuador, & Senegal.

The tournament is held at Elm Park Community School field, a focal point of the nascent immigrant soccer leagues and pick-up games in Worcester. The Worcester World Cup is a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! EHANA, the neighborhood association around the Elm Park Community School will be coordinating children’s activities and awarding prizes. There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of an effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the neighborhood’s common good. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches playing year round by using the EPCS gymnasium and the EPCS school field.

**** We still have openings for ball retrievers. To volunteer, email or call Laura at Netwkctr@verizon.net / 508.754.7793.****

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Worcester World Cup Schedule
Saturday August 11

9:00 am

Game 1: Iraq x Senegal

10:10 am

Game 2: Brazil x USA

11:20 pm

Game 3: Togo x Ecuador

12:30 pm

Game 4: Liberia x Jamaica

1:40 pm

Game 5: Kosova x Ghana

2:50 pm

Game W1: Guatemala x El Salvador (women)

4:00 pm

Game 6: Albania x Iran

5:10 pm

Game W2: Mexico x USA (women)

6:20 pm

Game 7: Vietnam x Guatemala
Sunday August 12

9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Men’s Round 2 (winners from Round 1 & Best Loser)

2:10 pm - 4:20 pm

Men’s Round 3 (winners from Round 2)

4:30 pm

Women’s Final Game

5:40 pm

Men’s Final Game

6:50 pm

Awards Ceremony Men’s (1st & 2nd) & Women’s (1st & 2nd)

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer, the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Worcester World Cup 2007! This 2-day tournament will bring together 18 teams representing 16 countries and immigrant communities. Women’s teams from Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and the USA will be joined by Men’s teams from Togo, Albania, Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Iraq, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Liberia, USA, Ecuador, & Senegal.

The tournament is held at Elm Park Community School field, a focal point of the nascent immigrant soccer leagues and pick-up games in Worcester. The Worcester World Cup is a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! EHANA, the neighborhood association around the Elm Park Community School will be coordinating children’s activities and awarding prizes. There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of an effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the neighborhood’s common good. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches playing year round by using the EPCS gymnasium and the EPCS school field.

**** We still have openings for ball retrievers. To volunteer, email or call Laura at Netwkctr@verizon.net / 508.754.7793.****

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Worcester World Cup Schedule
Saturday August 11

9:00 am

Game 1: Iraq x Senegal

10:10 am

Game 2: Brazil x USA

11:20 pm

Game 3: Togo x Ecuador

12:30 pm

Game 4: Liberia x Jamaica

1:40 pm

Game 5: Kosova x Ghana

2:50 pm

Game W1: Guatemala x El Salvador (women)

4:00 pm

Game 6: Albania x Iran

5:10 pm

Game W2: Mexico x USA (women)

6:20 pm

Game 7: Vietnam x Guatemala
Sunday August 12

9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Men’s Round 2 (winners from Round 1 & Best Loser)

2:10 pm - 4:20 pm

Men’s Round 3 (winners from Round 2)

4:30 pm

Women’s Final Game

5:40 pm

Men’s Final Game

6:50 pm

Awards Ceremony Men’s (1st & 2nd) & Women’s (1st & 2nd)

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer, the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Worcester World Cup 2007! This 2-day tournament will bring together 18 teams representing 16 countries and immigrant communities. Women’s teams from Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and the USA will be joined by Men’s teams from Togo, Albania, Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Iraq, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Liberia, USA, Ecuador, & Senegal.

The tournament is held at Elm Park Community School field, a focal point of the nascent immigrant soccer leagues and pick-up games in Worcester. The Worcester World Cup is a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! EHANA, the neighborhood association around the Elm Park Community School will be coordinating children’s activities and awarding prizes. There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of an effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the neighborhood’s common good. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches playing year round by using the EPCS gymnasium and the EPCS school field.

**** We still have openings for ball retrievers. To volunteer, email or call Laura at Netwkctr@verizon.net / 508.754.7793.****

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS), the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Second Annual Worcester World Cup on August 11th & 12th!

This two-day area tournament will be comprised of teams representing different nations from around the world. We’ve increased the number of men’s teams to 14. 4 women’s teams will participate. Men’s teams already signed-up are Togo (last year’s champions), Albania (last year’s 2nd place team), Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Iraq, Ecuador, & Senegal. The women’s bracket has USA (last year’s champions), El Salvador (last year’s 2nd place team), & Guatemala signed-up.

The tournament will be at Elm Park Community School. As was last year, the Worcester World Cup will be a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of the effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the common good of the neighborhood. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially since. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches. We play year-round: indoors in the EPCS gymnasium, outdoors at the EPCS school yard.

The complete schedule will be determined by early August. For more information or questions, contact Laura at 508.754.7793.

HOEDOWN!
MUSIC - Live Bluegrass by Boston Road
FOOD, FUN AND GAMES

Saturday, August 11, 4 – 9pm
4-H Camp Middlesex
1031 Erickson Road Ashby, MA
Rain or Shine!

Admission: Adults $10
Under 12 or Over 60 $7
Save $1 off Admission if you purchase by August 4
Call 978-386-7704 to reserve your tickets

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY !
Dress up for the Best Costume Contest !
Food 5-7 pm, Music 6-9 pm, Fun & Games 4-9 pm
(Games, races, contests, face-painting, animals, and more)
Pool FUN-Raiser! All proceeds go towards the Camp Pool Fund
Call 4-H Camp Middlesex at 978-386-7704 for more information.
Camp Middlesex is a drug and alcohol free campus.
Or Visit us at www.campmiddlesex.com

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Join Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS), the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center, and Worcester Common Ground for the Second Annual Worcester World Cup on August 11th & 12th!

This two-day area tournament will be comprised of teams representing different nations from around the world. We’ve increased the number of men’s teams to 14. 4 women’s teams will participate. Men’s teams already signed-up are Togo (last year’s champions), Albania (last year’s 2nd place team), Iran, Jamaica, Ghana, Guatemala, Brazil, Kosova, Vietnam, Iraq, Ecuador, & Senegal. The women’s bracket has USA (last year’s champions), El Salvador (last year’s 2nd place team), & Guatemala signed-up.

The tournament will be at Elm Park Community School. As was last year, the Worcester World Cup will be a community celebration with entertainment along with games for children, national flags representing the teams, ethnic food vendors, and more! There is no entrance fee for spectators.

Cultural Exchange Through Soccer (CETS) was born out of the effort to build relationships in an internationally diverse neighborhood and to support Elm Park Community School’s growth. It is a unique program that has proven its ability to bring neighbors together for recreation and for the common good of the neighborhood. CETS was started in the summer of 2003 and has grown substantially since. What was an 8- week program with a dozen kids and one coach now boasts over 65 participants, including 14 coaches. We play year-round: indoors in the EPCS gymnasium, outdoors at the EPCS school yard.

The complete schedule will be determined by early August. For more information or questions, contact Laura at 508.754.7793.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

The College of the Holy Cross and Redfeather Theatre will again partner to present Shakespeare’s Richard III from Aug. 1 to 19, Wednesdays through Sundays, at 7 p.m., at the Memorial Grove Amphitheatre in Green Hill Park. General seating is $20; $15 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the event or online at http://www.zaptix.com/browse/ma. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets at special group rates by emailing a request to redfeather@holycross.edu. The production is directed by Edward Isser, associate professor and chair of the theatre department at Holy Cross. Timothy John Smith, artistic director of Redfeather Theatre, will play Richard.

Register to vote at City Hall until 8 pm tonight at the election commission office on the second floor, 455 Main Street
Call 508.799.1134

Join morning talk show host Hank Stolz from the Hank Stolz Experience broadcast live at the Club 830 on Friday August 24 from 9am--noon at the City Hall Plaza, Worcester Commons on Front Street. The last of a summer series event in collaboration with the Worcester Cultural Coalition, special musical performance by the United States Airforce Band of Liberty Afterburner playing from 11a.m.--1p.m. A "MUST SEE" rock and roll band.

Come celebrate with us the Greyhounds 41st year of football. On Saturday, August 25th at 7 PM. At the historic Tuckerman Hall in Worcester. Guest speaker will be ex-patriot Stanley Morgan. Sit down dinner, DJ, silent and live auction. $125 per person. Contact Steve Morris for tickets. 508-767-7240

Two forums (6:45 and 7:45) are being held to accomodate the large field of at-large candidates before the Sept.11, 2007 preliminary election. Both will be carried live by WTAG 580 AM. Assumption College, Salisbury St., Worcester (La Maison Hall). Free and open to the public.

Hello!

We are looking for an Albanian DJ and singer, also we are looking to do a party for the independent day of Albania. November 29,also New year party. I am looking for sponsors and valentines, who would like to help with this events, in Daytona Beach Fl, also mothers day party, I am looking for Albanian director help out to host this parties, so we can get our Albanian heritage, this way our children can learn about our beautiful Albanian tradition.

Sincerely

Beta
e-mail me for more information @
zmaras01@baker.edu