9th Massachusetts Regiment at Suffolk Resolves House 09/09
The Milton Historical Society is hosting an Open House from 1 to 3 PM on Sunday, April 18, 2010, at the Suffolk Resolves House located at 1370 Canton Avenue, Milton. The house will be open for tours, with members of the Historical Society available to answer questions about the history of the house and the Suffolk Resolves.
Milton MA Cable Access TV host Brian Kelley interviews Beverly Flaxington about her book “Understanding Other People”. Mr. Kelley asks, “Do you want to improve your communication skills?”
There is a new exhibit up at the Library. Local photographer Patrick Scott displays photos of local area landscapes including Quincy, Castle Island, South Boston, areas in Milton & the surrounding South Shore.
WHERE: Wotiz Gallery / Milton Public Library
We are stepping “outside the lines” here. This post doesn’t have a Milton connection. It is just a fun, enjoyable piece that seems appropriate for an early, spring Sunday. It is about a man named Matt who goes around the world and does a little dance with the people around him wherever he goes.
If you missed the recent MHS Cabaret you missed a great time but you have a second chance!!
A incredibly talented group of students will be performing a variety of musical numbers. Don’t miss out!
WHEN: March 9th @ 7:oopm
WHERE: The Charles Winchester Auditorium / Milton High School
from The Boston Globe
Milton music writer Stephen Davis is a big iTunes fan. He listens to this or that playlist depending on what he’s working on. The author of the seminal Led Zeppelin tome “Hammer of the Gods,’’ Davis just finished “LZ – ’75: The Lost Chronicles of Led Zeppelin’s 1975 American Tour,’’ which will be published in the fall. (Read the full story here.)
Sustainable Milton Presents….“FOOD, INC.”
Join Sustainable Milton for a FREE viewing of the Oscar nominated documentary, “Food Inc.” The Toronto Sun called it “terrifying” and “frankly riveting”.
Pauline Wells
Milton High School will be hosting the return of “A Celtic Crossing” featuring local singer Pauline Wells.
This year, Pauline Wells and a spirited cast of artists will be performing in a new production titled, “A Celtic Crossing, The Journey Continues.” on February 26th. She will again be joined on stage by the dynamic Irish band Devri as well as the Boston Police Gaelic Column of Pipes and Drums. Together they will be performing a new collection of contemporary and Irish songs.
Every year around this time The Forbes House Museum celebrates Abraham Lincoln. Mary Bowditch Forbes, the last Forbes to live in the house at 215 Adams Street, was an avid collector of Lincoln memorabilia. The celebration includes music, re-enactors, and hot chocolate. To see some pictures of yesterday’s Forbes House event, click the “Read more’ link.
There’s lots to do this week end!
This week end you can see a play, watch a movie, test your gaming skills, and learn some history. And you do not even need to leave town. It’s all right here.