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KATE’S MYSTERY BOOKS
Address: 2211 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA
Phone: 617.491.2660
Email: katesmysbks@earthlink.net
Web: SEPT 30 Timothy Sheard signs “A Race Against Death,” 4-5 pm
OCT 5 James Benn signs “Billy Boyle,” 6-7 pm
OCT 12 Brendan Dubois signs “Primary Storm,” William Tapply signs “Out Cold,” and Vicki Stieffel signs “The Grief Shop,”
Open daily beginning at noon. Closes Mon at 6 pm, on Tues and Wed at 7 pm, on Thurs at 8 pm, and on Sat and Sun at 5 pm.
UPCOMING EVENTS
SEPT 30 Timothy Sheard signs “A Race Against Death,” 4-5 pm
OCT 5 James Benn signs “Billy Boyle,” 6-7 pm
OCT 12 Brendan Dubois signs “Primary Storm,” William Tapply signs “Out Cold,” and Vicki Stieffel signs “The Grief Shop,” 6-7 pm
OCT 22 Archer Mayor signs “The Second Mouse,” 3-4:30 pm
NOV 9 Harry Chang signs “Chinatown Beat,” 6-7 pm
NOV 10 THROUGH 12 The New England Crime Bake Conference with Lisa Scottoline (see listing below)
NEWTON CHORAL SOCIETY
Address: Box 122, Newtonville, MA,
Phone: (617) 527-7464.
Music director David Carrier. All events at Our Lady Help of Christians Church, 573 Washington St., Newton. Call for additional ticket information.
Poets Share,
Address: Rhythm & Muse, 470 Centre St., Jamaica Plain, MA,
Phone: (617) 524-3816.
Rhythm & Muse has recently moved into a smaller space and does not currently have any events planned.
STEBBINS GALLERY
Address: First Parish Church, Zero Church St, Cambridge, MA
Phone: 617.576.0131
Ongoing members show. Open on Sat from 11 am-5 pm, and on Sun from noon-4 pm.
WADSWORTH ATHENEUM
Address: 600 Main St, Hartford, CT
Phone: 860.278.2670
Email: info@wadsworthatheneum.org
Web: THROUGH SEPT 20 "Hidden Treasures"
THROUGH OCT 18 "Faith and Fortune: Five Centuries of European Masterworks"
SEPT 19 THROUGH APRIL 4 "Digging Deeper"
OCT 10 THROUGH JAN 24 "Re" target="_blank">ONGOING "The MATRIX Effect"
THROUGH SEPT 20 "Hidden Treasures"
THROUGH OCT 18 "Faith and Fortune: Five Centuries of European Masterworks"
SEPT 19 THROUGH APRIL 4 "Digging Deeper"
OCT 10 THROUGH JAN 24 "Re
Among the 50,000 pieces in the permanent collection are Mediterranean antiquities, Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces, European paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries, and American decorative arts. Admission $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students, free for children 12 and under. The Aetna Theater hosts lectures, live music, and dance performances, with food and cocktails.Open Wed through Fri from 11 am to 5 pm, and Sat and Sun from 10 am to 5pm. On the first Thurs of the month hours are extended to 8 pm and admission is free for all.
UPCOMING EVENTS
ONGOING "The MATRIX Effect"
THROUGH SEPT 20 "Hidden Treasures"
THROUGH OCT 18 "Faith and Fortune: Five Centuries of European Masterworks"
SEPT 19 THROUGH APRIL 4 "Digging Deeper"
OCT 10 THROUGH JAN 24 "Rembrandt's People"
OPENS OCT 17 "The Allure of Lace"
