FALL FOR TOURISM U – OCTOBER 2011

Tourism U is a series of FREE presentations hosted around the state for the travel and tourism industry to increase its awareness of the programs that MOTT offers and encourage industry participation.
*Each location will have two presentations per day

Visit (MOTT) Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism at www.massvacation.com/industry/tourism_u.php
for a complete listing of locations and presentations

October  2011
Factory of Terror Haunted House
Fall River, MA

Featuring 3 new Haunts!!  Combined into the already New England’s Largest, Most Frightening,
Haunted House Attraction

Admission:  $13 children under 10/ Adults$ 20

Where: 33 Pearl St. Fall River, MA
When: October Hours are 6:30 – 11:00 on Weekends
6:30-10pm Certain Weeknights
See website for weeknights and for Printable $5 Coupons http://www.factorofterror.com

Where: Goff Memorial Hall, 124 Bay State Road, Rehoboth, MA
When: 7:30pm on Saturday Evenings $15 general admission, $13 seniors, $5 children
508-252-5718 for season schedule or visit http://www.carpentermuseum.org/arts.htm

October 13, 2011
AHA! “Fables and Folklore”

Downtown New Bedford, 5-9 pm
AHA! (Art, History & Architecture) is New Bedford’s free Downtown Cultural Night and collaborative cultural organization with over 60 downtown venue partners.  The  AHA partners of New Bedford’s are museums,
galleries, theatrical groups, restaurants and retailers including concerts, dance, exhibitions, lectures, tours,
culinary, theatre and opening receptions
www.ahanewbedford.org

October 13,2011
Business to Business Expo
The Cape Cod Canal Region of Chamber of Commerce
The Cranberry County Chamber of Commerce
The Taunton Area Chamber of Commerce
The United Regional Chamber of Commerce

This event is a great place to gain exposure, successfully launch new products and services,
generate sales leads, and support your overall sales and marketing goals.  Booth prizes, giveaways
and raffles at the booths

Expo: 2-6pm
Business After Hours: 5-7pm
Free admission

Where:  Taunton Holiday Inn, 700 Myles Standish Drive, Taunton, MA
When: Expo: 2-6pm, Business After Hours: 5-7pm
Free admission

October 14h – November 3rd, 2011
Attleboro Arts Museum
2011 Benefit Art Auction Spotlight Exhibition

Opening Reception & Sponsor Recognition:
Friday, October 14, 6 – 7:30pm.  Free and open to all.

The Attleboro Arts Museum’s Benefit Art Auction The Auction is regarded as a powerful opportunity to contribute to a vital cultural resource.

Proceeds from the Auction are channeled directly to the creative and artistic development of both promising and professional artists. Additionally, Auction dollars are used to fund diverse exhibition programs, special events, exceptional art exhibitions and to maintain our facility.

 Where: 86 Park St. Attleboro, MA 02703
508-222-2644 x10  www.attleboroartsmuseum.org

 October TBD, 2011
Fall River Heritage Harvest Festival
Bank 5

A weekend filled with entertainment, food, crafts, children activities, and more.
Saturday: TBD
11am
2pm
5pm
|Sunday:TBD
10am
12:30-3:30
Where: Fall River Heritage State Park 02720
Wheelchair Access 508-675-5759 x502

October 14, 2011
Better Community Living
serving adults with developmental disabilities
in the Greater New Bedford Area
Sweet Temptations V

A fundraiser that will be a food tasting from local restaurants, fine wines, and beer and Dorothy Cox  chocolate  fountain.  There will be a silent and Chinese auction along with the “Big Gourmet Wine Basket Raffle”.
This wine tasting chocolate events proceeds will go to the mission to serve the adults and children with developmental disabilities in the Greater New Bedford area.

Where: The Seaport Inn in Fairhaven, MA
When:   6-9pm
$45.00 per person

October 14, 2011
Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
The Apocalypse Tour
“Weird Al” Yankovic

America’s foremost song parodist is back.  He’s been profiled in the New York Times and dubbed “a prophet” by Atlantic

 Where: Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, 684 Purchase St. New Bedford, MA
When: 8:00pm Tickets $55.00/$48.00
Box Office, call 508-994-2900 or visit www.zeiterion.org

October 15, 2011
Department of Conservation and Recreation
Borderland State Park
Fall Foliage Hike

Come along for an autumn hike at Borderland State Park.  See the beautiful colors
of fall around Lower Leach Pond and learn about the park’s history.  Foliage is predicted
to be at it’s peak!  This walk is easy to moderate and is about 3  miles in distance.  Meet at
Lawrence Newcomb Visitor Center.
Join us after the hike for a warn up with hot apple cider at the Ames Mansion.

Where: 259 Massapoag Ave, North Easton MA 02356
For more details call 508-238-6566 www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/borderland/index.htm.
When: 10am-11:30am

October 15, 2011
Zeiterian Performing Arts Center
Creole Choir of Cuba

Z Block Parties: Eat,  Drink, and Party in the Street.  before the show, the festivities
begin with the food and drink of the region.  After, we gather in the tent for sweets, coffee,
drinks and music.

 A steaming hot acappella sound of the Creole Choir of Cuba. Vibrant dancing, eye-popping costumes, spectacular harmonies, and music of the Caribbean, Cuba, Haiti, and Dominica come together to create an inmpassioned celebration of roots, resistance ant the rhythms of life. 

Where: Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, 684 Purchase St. New Bedford, MA
When: 6:00-8:00pm Fabulous food: Jambalaya and Cash Bar:  Mojitos
8:00- Performance
10:00- Dessert and Party!

Tickets: Performance and Block Party: $60
Performance only $35.50
Wheelchair Access 508-994-2900 www.zeiterian.org

October 15, 2011
Westport Town Farm
3rd Annual Harvest Festival

Bring your family to celebrate the annual harvest at Westport Town Farm’s !
After another season of growth and productivity at the Westport Town Farm, The Trustees of Reservations will host it third annual Harvest Festival.  Join in the celebration, with local food, music, family activities and a one-day farmers market featuring Westport area farmers.  Youngsters will have the opportunity to paint pumpkins, join a scavenger hunt, and interact with goats, cows and alpacas from nearby farms.  Guests will be encouraged to tour the historic buildings, stroll the scenic grounds and enjoy the ambiance of one of Westport’s most beautiful places.

Donations of non-perishable food items for the Council On Aging’s Food For Friends food pantry will be gladly accepted at the Harvest Festival.
Free

Where: Westport Town Farm, 830 Drift Road, Westport, Massachusetts
For more information call 508-636-4693 x13
When: 12 noon-4pm

October 14-16, 21-23, & 28-30, 2011
Buttonwood Park Zoo: New Bedford
“Boo at the Zoo”

  There’s enough thrills and chills for everyone at Boo at the Zoo! Check out all our frights and sights this October! Join us at Boo at the Zoo for an evening of Halloween fun!  Climb aboard for a spoooooky train ride ($2/ride) or take a bewitching carousel ride ($2/ride)! Crafts, activities, and slightly scary fun for all ages!  Looking for something a little less merry and a little more scary?  Dare to walk our haunted Buttonwood graveyard and enter the crypt!!! (best for ages 12+)

Where: 425 Hawthorn St, New Bedford, MA 02740
When: 6-9pm Members: Adults $5/ Children $3 Non Members: Adults $10/Children $8, Children under 3 are free
Wheelchair Access 508-991-61
www.bpzoo.org

 October 13,15,16 2011
Old Colony & Fall River Railroad Museum
Haunted Rail Yard
Experience the terror of the creatures of the rail yard.
The railroad museum will host it’s annual Haunted Rail Yard.

Other weekends of October 21,22,23,
October 28,29,30th
Where: Old Colony & Fall River Railroad Museum, Fall River, MA
2 Water St. @ Battleship Cove. more info: 508-674-9340
www.ocandfrrailroadmuseum.com
When: Saturday 6-10pm and Sunday 6-9pm  $5.00

October 15, 2011
New Bedford Municipal Airport
Sightseeing Flights

Sightseeing flights over the local area is being offered by the New Bedford Pilots Association.  A portion of the proceeds will be used to  provide toys and gifts for the children of PACE care system.  Anothr portion will be donated to the local chapter of Women in Aviation.  Weather permitting, the flights will fly over area’s of New Bedford, Dartmouth and Fairhaven in the 20 minute flight.   

Donation amount $30 adults/$15 children 12 and underWhere: New Bedford Municipal Airport, at the Nor’east Aviation Building
                north of the main passenger terminal
When: 10am-4pm
Rain Date: Sunday October 16, 2011

October 16, 2011
Lloyd Center for the Environment
Canoeing the Nemasket & Taunton Rivers

This annual foliage tour is considered to be one of the most aesthetic rivers in
eastern Massachusetts.  You will canoe the Taunton River and the portion of the
Nemasket River where it flows into the Taunton River.  Fall Foliage should be at it’s peak!

Transportation and all equipment will be provided.
For more information call the Center’s Event Line 508-558-2918 or

Where: Lloyd Center, 430 Potomska Rd., Dartmouth, MA 02748
508-990-0505  www.lloydcenter.org
When: 9am-4pm

October 16, 2011
New Bedford Symphony Orchestra
Classical II: A Universal Music

 Gustav Mahler and Johannes Brahms

Where: St. Anthony’s Church 1369 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford, MA 02745
When: 3pm Adults $20-$50/ Children $10
Wheelchair Access 508-994-2900
www.nbsymphony.org

October 16, 2011
Gallery X: Night of the Living Comics
Comedy X Open Mic

Admission: $5 (BYOB&ampF)

BRAAAIINS! (well, maybe).
Everyone is invited to COME IN COSTUME also IMPROV COMEDY CONTESTS
open comic mic JOKE OFF zombie competition WHO’S BEST AT BEING UNDEAD
prizes for THE ZOMBIE COMPETITION / RISK TAKING AND EMBARRASSMENT

For more information: Call Tom @508-999-1517 or 508-525-0132

Where: 169 William St. New Bedford, MA 02740
When: 8:30 pm $5
www.galleryx.org

October 16, 2011
Department of Conservation and Recreation
Massasoit State Park
Cranberries & Cannonballs

Hike through Massasoit State Park and discuss and explore the history
of the park, including cranberry agriculture and natural history.  Hiking for adults and older children.

Where: Massasoit State Park, 1361 Middleboro Ave, E. Taunton, MA
Call for more information at 508-822-7405
Meet at Main Parking Lot rain or shine; storm will cancel
When: 3:00-4:30pm

October 18, 28th and 29th, 2011
The 150th Anniversary of the American Civil War with a series of exhibits
A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM www.zeiterion.org

Reflections on the Civil War: 150 Years Hence
A week-long series of performances, exhibits, lectures and discussions
of a time that changed our nation. 

Five cultural institutions have joined forces to reflect on a time that changed our nation.
New Bedford and the brave people who lived here had a great impact on the events of the Civil War.  The Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, The New Bedford Civil War Round Table, The Fort Taber Military Museum, The New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, and The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick together commemorate the 150th Anniversary

Full Schedule of Events:
 
Zeiterion Book Group Discussion of The March by E.L. Doctorow
Moderator: David Prentiss
Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 6:30pm
Zeiterion Penler Space    Free to the Public     
 
Civil War Photography Exhibit
Opens Sunday, October 23 at 3pm
With Opening Remarks by the President of the Fort Taber Military Museum
Zeiterion Penler Space    Free to the Public     
 
New Bedford Stories and Family Histories from the Civil War
New Bedford Civil War Round Table, Carl Cruz and others
Civil War Memorabilia from the Fort Taber Military Museum
Friday, Oct. 28  6:30-7:45pm
Zeiterion Penler Space   Free to the Public     
 
Pre-performance: Music of the Civil War – Fife and Drum
Friday, October 28, 2011   7:30-8pm
Zeiterion Theatre 
Civil War Voices Ticket Holders Only
 
National Tour of CIVIL WAR VOICES
Friday, October 28 at 8pm
Zeiterion Theatre 
Contact the Z box office for tickets
 
Post-performance Discussion
Cast of Civil War Voices: Barter Theatre
Friday, Oct. 28 following performance
Civil War Voices Ticket Holders Only
 
Walking Tour – Fugitive Slaves in a Whaling Port: New Bedford’s Underground Railroad History
Saturday, Oct. 29 at 11:00am
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
Free to the Public
 
Presentation – Untold Stories: The Stone Fleet
Saturday, Oct. 29 at 12:00pm
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
Free to the Public

For more information visit  www.zeiterion.org or call 508-994-2900.
Zeiterion Performing Arts Center’s box office is located at 684 Purchase Street, New Bedford, MA

OCTOBER 19, 2011 – JANUARY 7, 2012
ON STAGE / ON SCREEN / IN ART / IN COMMUNITY
Moby Dick

Moby-Dick has become a part of popular culture throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.  There are many different adaptations of Moby-Dick in a variety of genres. This season The Zeiterion Theatre, The New Bedford Whaling Museum, and The New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park come together to celebrate the iconic tale of the great whale in art, on screen, in community and on stage.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19
Book Signing and Talk:
NATHANIEL PHILBRICK,
Author of
Why Read Moby-Dick?
 

Where: New Bedford Whaling Museum, 18 Johnny cake Hill, New Bedford
When:Welcome Reception at 6:30pm
             Talk and book signing at 7pm
             Free to the public

October 19, 2011
New Bedford Chamber of Commerce and Fall River Chamber of Commerce
2011 SouthCoast Business Expo
Commissioner Richard Freeland to speak at the Breakfast Club 

 SouthCoast’s largest Business to Business Trade Show featuring nearly
100 exhibitor booths, free business seminars, and a Business After Hours
networking event.   

Where: White’s of Westport
When: 10am-5pm
For more information please contact New Bedford Chamber of Commerce
Events Manager, Robyn Branco at 508-999-5231 ext. 26 or
Kimberly Coroa Moniz, Director of Marketing and Special Events at 508-676-8226

October 20, 2011
October Dining Stroll, Fall River

The Fall River Dining Stroll is a semi-annual event.  Participants  and can visit a number
of restaurants to receive a sampling of their signature dishes.  Purchase a PIN to identify
Dining Stroll participants and it entitles you to a sample of a signature dish prepared by
each participating restaurant.  

The October Dining Stroll’s participating restaurants include:
Entourage Sports Bar & Night Club, Sky Lounge, Raw Martini, St. James Irish Pub, Belmont Club, Taphouse Grille, TA Restaurant, Fall River Grill Restaurant & Bar, Trio Café & Lounge and Adagio Piano Lounge.

Where: The participating restuarants listed
When: 5:30-9:30PM
Purchase tickets and a pin for $25

Tickets on sale at the Fall River Office of Economic Development,
One Government Center, 6th Floor, Fall River, MA,
Call for more information at 508-324-2620

October 20-23, 2011
Marion Institute
7th Annual Connecting for Change
A Bioneers by the Bay Conference, 3-Day Conference

Mission: Founder Kenny Ausubel coined the term Bioneers in 1990 to describe an emerging culture. Bioneers are social and scientific innovators from all walks of life and disciplines who have peered deep into the heart of living systems to understand how nature operates, and to mimic “nature’s operating instructions” to serve human ends without harming the web of life.

Local & Organic Foods, Women’s Empowerment, Food & Farming, Social Justice, Youth Leadership, Farmer’s Market, Film Festival, Family Programming, Sustainability Spirituality, Green Business, Health and Healing to name a few!
Over 100 Presenters and 50 Workshops

Where: Throughout Downtown New Bedford
When: Keynote speakers: Larie David, Satish Kumar, Woody Tasch and more.
The schedule of events can be found by visiting the website
For more information call 508.748.0816 or info@connectingforchange.org
visit www.connectingforchange.org
Connecting for Change c/o Marion Institute, 202 Spring St.,Marion, MA 02738

October 20,23, 2011
Liberty and Union Weekend
First Parish Church Green, Taunton

Weekend-long event commemorating the raising of the first flag for independence
over Taunton Green in 1774, two years before the passage of the Declaration of Independence.
Saturday’s events include living history encampments and colonial-ere displays from 10am to 4pm
Sunday the community gathers for a 10am service and flag raising at the City Hall.  A wreath laying at the Plain Cemetery and a re-dedication of the Vietnam Memorial Fountain will conclude the day.  There will be living history displays with colonial and civil war encampments.  The DAR will also be in attendance. 

http://www.taunton-ma.gov/Page

508.822.2107 or 508.821.3373s
www.libertyandunion.firstparishtaunton.org

October 20, 2011
Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce
Mega Business EXPO

Annual EXPO that allows businesses a forum to showcase their products and services
to other professionals and the public.  Communities covered with 3 participating Chambers of Commerce. (Tri-Town, Neponset Valley and Milford Chambers of Commerce) Come explore the EXPO and meet local businesses – EXPO hours are 3-7pm and admission is FREE!

Where: Christina’s, 2 Washington St., Route 1, Foxborough, MA 02035
When: 3-7pm
For more information contact 508-339-5655 www.tri-townchamber.org

October 21, 22, 2011
Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden Museum, New Bedford
Second annual RJD Trunk Show 

The RJD House and Museum will be the setting for this special shopping experience.  The Trunk Show offerings include distinctive lines of ladies’ clothing, accessories, jewelry, and more.  The show provides shoppers with a welcome alternative to the usual shopping experience, and because vendors donate 20 percent of sales to underwrite the cost of student programming at the RJD, an opportunity to make a difference to the community.

Where:Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden Museum, 396 County St., New Bedford
When:  The Trunk Show opens with a Preview Party with wine and cheese on Friday, Oct. 21, from 4 -8p.m. 
               Admission fee is $15.
               The show continues with free admission on Saturday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For additional information, call the Museum at 508-997-1401
or visit our website at www.rjdmuseum.org.

October 21, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Red Molly
redmolly.com
Opener: Chris O’Brien

Red Molly consistently brings concert-goers to their feet with stunning three-part
harmonies, crisp musicianship and a warm, engaging stage presence. They have earned
a devoted and ever-widening fan base…..

$20 Advance | $23 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October 22, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Carl Palmer Band
carlpalmer.com

Carl Palmer is perhaps best known as a founding member of Emerson, Lake & Palmer
(ELP) and Asia. He is also one of the most respected drummers in rock and roll history.
As part of his North American tour, Palmer will serve up an evening of classic ELP music in a show…..

$48 Advance | $53 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October 22, 2011
The Children’s Museum in Easton
Halloween Romp

Fall under our spell and into your costume at our wicked fun bash.
Halloween crafts and a frightfully fun time for the whole family.  Fortunes told, spooky games,
creepy animals, to name a few.  Costumes are welcome!

Tickets are limited so please call early!
Where: Oakes Ames Memorial Hall ,3 Barrows St.,  Easton, MA
When:    2-4pm or 6-8pm
Members: $5/person Non-Members: $10/person
For more information call 508-230-3789
www.childrensmuseumineaston.org

October 22, 2011
Caratunk Wildlife Refuge, Seekonk, MA
Mother Nature’s Halloween Hike

Bring the kids for a fun-filled, fright-free Halloween celebration! Bundle up and rustle through the leaves on guided lantern-lit trails through the cool night forest. Families encounter costumed woodland creatures that explore the myths and legends associated with Halloween.

October 23, 2011
Westport Point United Methodist Church
Concerts at the Point
” Kalichstein Laredo Robinson Trio”

Concerts at the Point was founded in 1997 to enrich the cultural environment for
residents of southeastern New England by presenting chamber music concerts performed
by distinguished musicians and exceptional young vocal artists. The concerts are held in the
Westport Point United Methodist Church, a small venue with superb acoustics.
The church is handicapped accessible

Where: Westport Point United Methodist Church
1912 Main Road, Westport Point, MA 02791
When: All Concerts are on Sunday at 3pm
Season Tickets: $90, Individual: $20
To reserve tickets: 508-636-9927
For more information visit www.concertsatthepoint.org

October 23, 2011
Taunton Park & Recreation’s
3rd annual Halloween Costume Parade

It will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hopewell Park-Ron Arieta Football Field Complex.
All Taunton children age 12 and under are welcome. . There will be prizes for best costumes,
plus a presentation by Tony Fonseca, “All Hands Drumming.”

Admission is $3 per child and includes a goodie bag, hot chocolate and other treats.
Pre-register by Wednesday by contacting the Taunton Rec. Dept. at 508-821-1415.
No pets will be allowed.
Rain date is Oct. 30

Where: Hopewell Park-Ron Arieta Football Complex
When:  1-3pm

October 23, 2010 – January 1, 2010
Artworks!
Annual Holiday Show and Sale

Where: 384 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford, MA 02740
When: 7 -9pm  www.artworksforyou.org

October
Westport Point United Methodist Church
Boston Chamber Music Society

Where: Westport Point United Methodist Church, 1912 Main Rd. Westport, MA
When: 3pm More information call 508-636-3981 or 401-635-1643

October 23, 2011
Arthritis Foundation
2011  Southeastern MA Arthritis Walk

A chance to make a difference!  Help prevent , control and cure arthritis.
The Arthritis Walk^® is the signature fundraiser for the Arthritis Foundation. It’s not just an event, it’s a celebration of year-round movement to help prevent and treat arthritis.

Where: Bristol Community College, Fall River, MA 02720
When: 10:30am – 2:00pm
Contact: Sarah Higgins at 617-219-8220 or visit www.semassarthritiswalk.org

October 23, 2011
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
25th Year
Southcoast Centers for Cancer Care
2nd Annual Sharon’s Walk

A family friendly event and organized by former disc jockey of FUN 107, Sharon Fogaren in honor of her mother, Elaine Fogaren.  This 5K walk  has newly partnered with Southcoast Health Systems and is expected to be bigger and better!  There will be entertainment, refreshments, children’s activities, raffles and more.  Free health screening will also be provided by the Southcoast Health van. 

Where: Fort Tabor, 1000 Rodney French Blvd., New Bedford
When: Check-in 8:00am
              Walk starts at 10:00 am and ends around 2:00pm
 A $20 registration fee is required on the day of the walk and participants will recieve a T-shirt
For more infomation and to register visit www.firstgiving.com/southcoasts/southcoastsharonswalk.org

October TBD, 2011
Fairhaven Horribles Parade

Where:Main St. from Benoit Square to St. Mary’s Church.

A judged costume parade with prizes awarded in several age groups.
Candy, cookies, cider and cocoa.
When: 5 pm

October 25, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Hugh Cornwell
hughcornwell.com
Opener: Bob Kendall Band

Hugh Cornwell is one of the UK’s finest song-writing talents and accomplished live performers.
The original guitarist, singer and main songwriter in The Stranglers enjoyed massive UK and European
success with ten hit albums and twenty-one top forty singles….

$15 Advance | $17 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October 28, 2011
Bristol Community College Culinary Arts &
The Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River
Annual Family Halloween Dinner

Mad scientists will perform experiments for your family’s entertainment,
demonstrating gadgets and gismos from around the world.  Additional activities
include face painting, carved pumpkin raffle, bead stringing, and assorted crafts.
Costumes for all ages encouraged.

Where: Commonwealth College Center, Bristol Community College, 777 Elsbree St, Fall Fiver, MA
When: 5pm reception to start
6pm buffet dinner Tickets are $ 9 adults, $6 children 3-12
Call for reserved tickets at 508-678-2811 ext. 2111

October 28, 2011
New Bedford Whaling Museum
“After Hours”: Pumpkin Head Ted

Where: 18Johnny Cake Hill, New Bedford, MA 02740
When: 6 – 8pm Museum Members
$5/general public $10 (21 and older only)
Wheelchair Access 508-997-0046 www.whalingmuseum.org

October 28, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Catherine Maclellan
catherinemaclellan.com

Silhouette is the highly anticipated new album from Catherine MacLellan. The record captures her best qualities effortlessly – stitching together elegantly woven songs with her memorable blend of heartfelt and powerfully introspective lyrics and catchy melodies….

$15 Advance | $17 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October, weekend of Halloween, 2011
20 Cent Fiction at UMass Dartmouth
Rocky Horror Picture Show
As tradition dictates, the production of Rocky Horror Picture Show
will take place over the Halloween Weekend.  A special showing on Saturday night at midnight. Props
allowed however please leave your toast and rice at home.

Where: UMass, Dartmouth main auditorium 285 Old Westport Rd., Dartmouth, MA
When: Doors open at 7:30pm
Tickets are: $5 UMD Students, $7 facuty and staff, general public $10
more information visit www.umassd.edu

October 28, 2011
Capron Park Zoo, Attleboro
6th Annual Zoo Boo Spooktacular
(rain date) October 29th)

It’s that time of year when all the little goblins and ghouls are roaring for excitement.  Bring your little goblins down to the zoo for a night of thrills, chills, mayhem, mischief and Halloween hi jinks!

Where: Capron Park Zoo, 201 County St. Attleboro,MA 02703
When: 6:00-9:00pm
Tickets on sale October 1st $6/Adult and $4/Children  ages 3-12
Tickets the Night of the Event $7/Adult and $5/Children  ages 3-12
Call for more information 774-203-1840
www.capronparkzoo.com/ZooBoo.htm

October 28, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Catherine Maclellan
catherinemaclellan.com

Silhouette is the highly anticipated new album from Catherine MacLellan. The record captures her best qualities effortlessly – stitching together elegantly woven songs with her memorable blend of heartfelt and powerfully introspective lyrics and catchy melodies….

$15 Advance | $17 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October 29, 2011
Narrows Center for the Arts, Fall River
Comedy Night with Mike McDonald and Chris Zito

Comedian Mike McDonald is a regular in Las Vegas and has appeared on Showtime,
HBO, and the Comedy Channel. McDonald has entertained our troops in over 40 different
countries while touring with the USO and appeared in 50 Countries overall. McDonald is one
of the funniest comics in the business…..

Chris Zito hosted his own highly rated show on WXLO in Worcester, Massachusetts,
then 103.3 WODS in Boston. Whether detailing life as an older father of a preschooler or…..

$15 Advance | $17 Day of Show

Where: 16 Anawam St. Fall River, MA
When: 8pm 508-324-1926 http://www.ncfta.org

October 29, 2011
Arts United, Fall River
1st Annual Jack-O-Lantern Tour

Experience the quiet beauty of Copicut Woods at dusk with a trail lined display of artistry through glowing hand carved pumpkins. This magical display is a collaborative event with Arts United/Fall River, The Trustees of Reservations and The Fall River Park Advocates. Refreshments will be served at the end of the tour.

Where: Copicut Woods, Indian Town Rd, Fall River MA
When: 5:30PM

More Info:  Free, open to public,
RSVP Sandy Dennis, 508-673-2939

October 29, 2011
Fall River Carousel and Battleship Cove
Creepy Carousel
Special Halloween party geared to the younger children 12yrs. under
Costume Contest, candy hunts, ghost stories & more.

Where: Fall river Carousel and Battleship Cove
5 Water St. Fall River, MA 508-678-1100
When: 3-5pm $10

October 29, 2011
Jack-o-Lantern Tour
Trustees of Reservations
Copicut Woods, Indian Town Rd. Fall River

Experience the quiet beauty of Copicut Woods at dusk with trail-lined display of artistry through glowing pumpkins, hand carved by local students.  The magical display is a collaborative event with the Trustees of Reservations, Arts United/Fall river and The Fall River Park advocates.

When: 5:30pm
For more information and directions call 508-636-4693 ext. 10 or visit  www.thetrustees.org

October 28 and 29th, 2011
Little Folks Theater of Fall River
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

More than 44 youth actors from Dighton and surrounding communities have been busy
rehearsing to make this show perfect for the whole family.  Adapted from the Washington Irving
story, this is a spooky show alive with hilarious action and fun

Where: Margaret L. Jackson Performing Arts Center at Bristol Community College
                777 Elsbree St. Fall River, MA 02720
When: 7:00pm

Assigned Seating performances
tickets: Adults $15
Seniors and Students $12
Children under 10 is $8

For more information, please contact Glorimar Vargas at glorimar@littlefolkstheatre.com.
508-675-1077

October 31, 2011
Swansea Mall Annual Trick or Treat
Trick or Treating at the Mall
will be held from 3-5pm or until the candy runs out!!
Participating stores throughout the shopping center will hand out treats
to children in costume from ages 12 and under.  Be sure to pick up your
trick or treat bags at customer service. Free to area residents!

Where: Customer Service Desk, Swansea Mall
When: 5-7pm for more information call 508-679-2543
or visit www.visitswanseamall.com

October 30, 2011
Tri-County Symphonic Band
50th Season
Tabor Academy

The Tr-County Symphonic Band is a community-based musical organization comprised of professional, semi-professional, talented amateur and talented student musicians.

Celebration of the 50th concert season of the Tri-County Symphonic Band.  Founder and
Conductor Emeritus John Pandolfi will take the podium and clarinetist Sarah Purdy will be the featured soloist.

Where: Fireman Performing Arts Center,Tabor Academy
235 Front St., Marion, MA

When: 3:00 PM
Tickets $10 (Students $5, Children 12 and under are free)

For more information please contact
www.tricountysymphonicband.org
P.O. Box 414
Rochester, MA 02770
tricountysymphband@gmail.com