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The Sue Yang and Students ArtExhibition 2005 At the GreaterBoston Buddhist CultureCenter,950 Mass Ave,Cambridge, MA, 09/ 17- 10/16,Tues-Sat 11:00 AM-6:00 PM.Local artist, Pat Gunning ofActon, will have a Chinese BrushPainting in exhibit.

Knitting, Weaving & SpinningClasses Fiber Arts classes willbegin at the Fiber Loft, Harvard inlate Sept. All levels of expertiseare available in morning orevening sessions. Visitwww.TheFiberLoft.com or call978-456-8669.

New Board Members at TheDiscovery Museums The DiscoveryMuseums of Acton hasannounced the appointment ofthree new members to theirBoard of Directors. They areActon residents Lauren Friedman,Lenore Henry, and Lees Stuntz.

Fall Festival at Drumlin FarmWildlife Sanctuary Sheep Dogdemos, fiddle contest, and more!Sat/Sun Oct 1 & 2 10 am - 4 pm.$10 adults, $7 kids, under age 3free.www.massaudubon.org/drumlin-farm. 208 S. Great Road, LincolnMA. 781.259.2200.

High Holiday Services at theChabad Center in Acton, 148Great Rd. (2A), are free of charge.All are welcome regardless oftemple affiliation. Services are inHebrew, but you may be sur-prised what a wonderful experi-ence you can still have. Theprayer books have English trans-lation. The sermon is in English

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Dance Therapy Class at EmersonHospital Emerson Hospital offers“Dance Therapy Class: UsingTherapy to Recover fromCancer,” a program designed forwomen and men who are fighting,recovering and living with cancer.Patients can take an active part inimproving their quality of life,allowing them to return to every-day living with renewed vigor andenthusiasm. The course is taughtby Susan Osofsky-Ross, a cancersurvivor and dance teacher whohas worked at the Boston BalletSchool. Through October 15 atEmerson Hospital, 133 ORNAC,Concord. Call Susan at 781-961-3268 for more info.

Ski Passes Available It’s not toolate to sign up for a discountedseason ski pass to Mt Wachusettthrough the Harvard Parks andRecreation Commission. Severalpass options are available. The$189 pass is good for Mondaythrough Friday, 9 am to 10 pm,and weekend nights from 4 to 10p.m. The deadline to purchasethe $189 pass is October 15.Everyone has a chance to win afree pass through a raffle.Registration forms available atthe Harvard Public Library. CallChris Ready at 978-456-8361 orCharlotte Winchell at 978-456-3536 for more info.

‘The Pastel Biennial’ PowersGallery hosts “The PastelBiennial,” a popular group showallowing gallery visitors to com-pare a wide and diverse range ofstyles using pastels. The showincludes works by renownedartists Wolf Kahn and Will Klemm

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Story-time at Sargent MemorialLibrary The Sargent MemorialLibrary will host weekly drop-instory time on both Monday andWednesday mornings at 10:45a.m. and Tuesday evenings at6:45. All ages are welcome. Sign-up is not required. Back by popu-lar demand, the monthly story-time and craft program led byLorraine Cook continues this fallon the third Tuesday of eachmonth. The program will start at 1pm for children ages 2-6. Call thelibrary at 978-263-4680 to sign-up.

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Indian Hill opera The students ofIndian Hill Music School’s OperaWorkshop present “Trouble inTahiti,” Leonard Bernstein’s one-act opera about a troubled mar-riage in 1950s middle classAmerica. Refreshments will beserved at the door for $5. Openseating. 9/30 and 10/1 at 7:30p.m. Indian Hill, Blackman Hall,36 King St. in Littleton.978-486-0540

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Fundraising Party The parents andfriends of Concord-Carlisle PopWarner Football andCheerleading are hosting the firstFundraising Party (over 21) at theConcord Elks Club, BakerAvenue, Concord, 7 p.m.-11 p.m.Open bar from 7 to 9 p.m., cashbar until closing. East MeetsWest Catering will serve deliciousfood, and Rick McDonnell ofRam-Jam Musical Productionswill spin dance tunes. Silent auc-tion and more. Tickets: $50. Senddonations and ticket inquiries toTerry Hoey, 34 William Rd.,Concord.

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Backyard Composting WorkshopInterested in composting butdon’t know how to begin? New tocomposting and want to learnsome tips? Care to share yourknowledge and experience withothers? Join us for an informaldiscussion and learning opportu-nity. New and experienced com-posters are encouraged toattend. Meet at Concord Public

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Museum Benefit and AuctionDeCordova Museum andSculpture Park holds its annualbenefit and auction, “All Art, Allthe Time,” featuring dinner, musicby Meredith Cooper and an all artsilent auction of extraordinaryitems. Tickets for this black-tieevent are $600, patron level, and

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Everyday Enchanment show Drawyourself into the fantastical art-work of Christine Murphy.

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Monday, October 3Emerson Umbrella Open Mike -Flamenco Night 7:30 pm,Two forthe Show, host, 40 Stow St.Concord, Steve Spungin andYvonne LaLira feature at 8:30 pm,signup by 7:15 pm at the openmike, or by noon at 978-369-8090 or ateschmidt01742@yahoo.com,$5.00. 978-369-8090

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Habitat for Humanity FundraiserDinner You are invited to O’Naturals on Tues. Oct 4, 4 pm-8pm to enjoy a delicious mealwhile raising funds for the ActonHabitat for Humanity home!Don’t miss it-O’ Naturals, GreatRoad Acton.978-264-4263

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Wednesday, October 5Celebrate the New Water Year Startoff the new Water Year right bylearning more about water in yourneighborhood at the ScienceDiscovery Museum from 3:30 to5:30 pm. Make a rain gauge totrack rainfall at your own home.978-264-4200

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Thursday, October 6Toddler Time: Silly Spiders Make aspider crown and pretend to playin a life-sized spider web. Youwill help us to tell and act outstories about Ananse the sillytrickster! At the Children’sDiscovery Museum at 9:30 am.978-264-4200

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Transcending Tradition Event:Foreign Influences on theConcord Authors of the 19thCentury Series. Gallery Talk onElizabeth Peabody’s ForeignLibrary’s Collection. This is partof a 10-part series sponsored byConcord Carlisle CommunityEducation and requires registra-tion. 7 to 9 pm at 129 Main Street

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Saturday, October 8COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND FLEAMARKET Sponsored by theHarvard LWV & ConservationTrust, in the center of Harvard,atthe Bromfield School 9:30 am to4:00 pm. Huge flea market with200 booths of antiques and col-lectibles.978-456-9292

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Discovery Day at DeCordovaDeCordova holds a SculpturePark Discovery Day includingwire sculpture art and guided

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Church Apple Festival TheEvangelical CongregationalChurch on the Harvard towncommon will hold its 47th annualapple festival from 10 am to 3pm. More than 500 fresh applepies will be sold to benefit chari-ties such as Loaves & Fishes,Habitat for Humanity and HeiferProject International. There willalso be town band performances,face painting and food stands.Admission is free. Call for moreinfo.978-456-2742

Sunday, October 9Apple Fest The 3rd Annual AppleFest will be held at the groundsof St. Isidore Parish at 429 GreatRoad in Stow from 11:30 am to3:30 pm. Vendor spaces are $30-$40 depending on booth sizewith an additional $10 tablerental fee. Call Reverend Butlerfor more information.

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Friday, October 14Stan Young at Bull Run Countrymusic singer and songwriter StanYoung will perform at the BullRun Restaurant at 8 pm for hisOfficial CD Release Concert.Stan writes songs from everydaylife experiences and events thatare meaningful to him. He hopesthey will be meaningful to othersas well. $10. 215 Great Road inShirley. Call for more information.978-425-4311

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The Gerry Beaudoin Triofeaturing Jay Geils Come to theActon Jazz Cafe and listen to themusic of The Gerry BeaudoinTrio 9 pm to midnight. The ActonJazz Cafe is located at 452 GreatRoad, lower level of the Workers'

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Saturday, October 15Dance Fundraiser for HurricaneKatrina Relief Fund Come to theHoliday Inn in Boxborough tosupport the Hurricane KatrinaRelief Fund. There will be a DJ,appetizers, cash bar, raffle andmuch more from 7:30 pm to mid-night. Tables/$500, Couples/$50,Singles/$30. Call BrookeNicholas at 978-263-1802 formore information. All proceedswill go to the American RedCross Hurricane Katrina ReliefFund and will be matched by theFinley Family CharitableFoundation.

Harvest Festival at Verrill FarmTake a ride to the pumpkin patchand pick your own just in time forHalloween carving. French fries,cider donuts and other foodsserved a la carte. Live music byAdam Dewey and Crazy Creek,pony rides by Giddy-Up Ponies,wagon and hayrides – noon to 4pm at 11 Wheeler Road inConcord. Call for more info.978-369-4494

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Tour the Art at the Library Take aspecial tour with Curator LeslieWilson and see the incredible artcollection of the newly renovatedConcord Free Public Library. 1:30to 3:30 p.m. Concord-CarlisleCommunity Education sponsorsthis event. Space is limited.Registration required. Call formore info and to register. A smallfee may apply.978-318-1540

Turkey Dinner The First Church ofChrist invites you to their 56thAnnual Turkey Dinner at thechurch on 25 Great Road,Bedford, 6:30 pm. Roastedturkey, homemade stuffing,mashed potatoes, vegetables,cranberry sauce, hot rolls, home-baked apple and pumpkin pies.You are welcome to this warmdinner in a relaxed and festiveatmosphere. Tickets are $9/adult,$5/children. Tickets sell fast, so

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Benefit Walk-A-Thon A Walk-A-Thon to benefit the St. JudeChildren’s Research Hospital willtake place along the scenic trailsof the Battle Road in Lincoln at 9am. A one-mile out and back trailhas been established using theexisting paths at the park, and ashort lap can be repeated to fill apledge requirement. Enjoy thefall foliage and support a worthycause. Call Phil Schultz at 978-369-4082 or e-mailphil.schultz@att.net for completeinformation and sponsor forms.

Sunday, October 16Dance Prism’s Dance Prism’s bal-let, based on the classic fairytale, will be at the PerformingArts Center at 2:30 pm, followedby a Pumpkin Party with the castmembers. Tickets $20/adults,$14/children,seniors.978-371-1038

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Book Talk with Philip McFarlandThe author of “Hawthorne in

Concord” will be at the ConcordLibrary to discuss his new biog-raphy. Copies of the paperbackedition will be available for pur-chase and book signing.McFarland’s biography recordsboth Hawthorne’s developmentas a writer and the developmentof Concord over three decades.

2 to 4 pm at 129 Main Street,Concord.978-318-3300

Tuesday, October 18Knitting Extravaganza JoinStephanie Pearl-McPhee andLinda Roghaar for a night ofmadcap yarns! Celebrate thepublication of two new books:Knit-Lit 3 and the Yarn Harlot.

Tall tales of knitting by mastersof the field. 7 pm at WillowBooks & Cafe, 279 Great Road inActon. Call for more info.978-266-0066

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Saturday, October 22City of Roses performs at Cafe ZibaEnjoy their live music from 3:00

to 5:30 p.m. Their sound flowssmoothly from folk to rock, coun-try to blues, reminiscent ofCrosby, Stills & Nash, EmmylouHarris, and Manhattan Transfer.City of Roses delivers the kind ofcrowd-pleasing performance thatstays with you long after youleave the show. 340 Great Roadin Acton. Call for more info. 978-263-8877

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age-appropriate ballet technique,concepts of modern dance andcreative movement. CreativeDance II, for ages 4.5-5.5, focus-es on ballet, jazz and moderndance techniques to classicaland contemporary music. Theinstructor is Gloria Castano,trained by Boston Conservatory,Jacob’s Pillow, and in London.The sessions will be held at theHunt Recreation Center inConcord through 12/1. Call theConcord Recreation Departmentat 978-369-6460 for more infor-mation.

Community Supper SeeksVolunteers Community Super, alocal non-profit that runs theFood Pantry on Windsor Avenue,the Clothes Closet and a freeweekly meal site at the ActonCongregational Church, is look-ing for several permanent andsubstitute volunteers available onTuesday mornings from 8:30 to10 am and Wednesday morningsfrom 7:30 to 10 am. Cooks arealso needed. Call Melissa at 978-263-6261 if interested.

Free Monthly Grandparenting Group“First Connections” invites you tojoin other grandparents of infantsand young children to share thejoy and experience of being agrandparent. Discussions areflexible and the program is facili-tated by a trained grandparent

group leader. The group meetson Thursday mornings once amonth at a restaurant inConcord. Please call 978-287-0221 to get more information onmeetings.

Lincoln Trail Walks Begin ExploreLincoln’s open space through theannual fall trail walks. Walks willtake place on Wednesdays from10 a.m. to noon, rain or shine,until October 26. A ConservationDepartment staff will lead thewalk each week. Walks will be upto 3 miles long. Schedule: 9/21:Ogilvie Woods in Weston, meetat the trailhead at end ofStonehedge Road. 9/28: RicciFarm, meet on Farm road on thesouth side of Rte. 2A, east ofBedford Rd. 10/5: OsborneFarm, meet at the end of PageFarm Rd. 10/12: Cat Rock inWeston, meet on 117 East, lefton Drabbington Way to end.10/19: Muster Field and Flint’sPond, meet at Smith Schoolparking lot. 10/26: MinutemanPark, meet at Hartwell Tavernparking lot.

Cornerstone Shop Reopens TheCornerstone Thrift Shop locatedin Acton Congregational Churchat 12 Concord Road hasreopened for the fall season! Newfall hours are Monday, 10 am to 2pm, Friday, 10 am to noon,Saturday, 9 am to 1 pm. Theshop has completely restocked

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Farmer's market The Bird HouseGarden Center Farmer's Marketopens every Thursday from 4 to8 p.m. through October at 34Massachusetts Avenue inBoxborough. Local farmers sell

fresh vegetables, fruit, honey,eggs, herbs and other organicproducts. Call 978-263-1628 formore info.

Town of Acton restricts waterusage The Acton Water DistrictOutdoor Water Use Restrictionsare in effect until October 1.

Please observe the following: 1.Even numbered houses may usewater outdoors on Tues, Thurs,Sat. 2. Odd numbered housesmay use water outdoors on Wed,Fri, Sun. 3. No lawn wateringfrom 7 a.m.-7 p.m. This restric-tion applies to lawns only. 4. Nooutdoor water use on Mondays.

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