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February 22, 2020, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM @ MHL - The Hall
Friends of Memorial Hall Library Concert Series: Eric Baldwin & Friends2020-02-22T14:30:00An afternoon of Swingin' American Songbook selections with Eric Baldwin and Friends, featuring Andover resident, Eric Baldwin, on guitar, Carol Leary on vocals, Neil Lipson on saxophone, Mark Carlsen on bass and Dave Didriksen on drums. Guitarist Eric Baldwin has been performing in the Greater Boston area for the past twenty-five years. He is well versed in many jazz styles and knows hundreds of songs from the 20’s 30’s 40’s and 50’s. Eric also freelances with some of Boston’s best bands such the New Black Eagle Jazz Band and the Blue Horizon Jazz Band.
MHL - The Hall2 North Main StreetAndoverMA01810 An afternoon of Swingin' American Songbook selections with Eric Baldwin and Friends, featuring Andover resident, Eric Baldwin, on guitar, Carol Leary on vocals, Neil Lipson on saxophone, Mark Carlsen on bass and Dave Didriksen on drums. Guitarist Eric Baldwin has been performing in the Greater Boston area for the past twenty-five years. He is well versed in many jazz styles and knows hundreds of songs from the 20’s 30’s 40’s and 50’s. Eric also freelances with some of Boston’s best bands such the New Black Eagle Jazz Band and the Blue Horizon Jazz Band.
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February 22, 2020, 7:30 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-22T19:30:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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February 23, 2020, 2:00 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-23T14:00:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
$10 Each
$8 Seniors, Students, Alumni, Military
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
$10 Each
$8 Seniors, Students, Alumni, Military
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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February 23, 2020, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM @ Christ Church
Private Devotion: A Concert of Renaissance Choral Music2020-02-23T16:00:00Convivium Musicum, Boston's choir for Renaissance music (“the kind of transforming experience that concert junkies are always seeking" - Early Music America) and Christ Church present sacred Renaissance music written for venues outside the church.
Not all religious music of the Renaissance was written for public worship. Instead, some sacred works were intended as a kind of devotional entertainment, as music to be sung in the home, especially in those parts of Europe where elaborate polyphony was forbidden in church. And in tumultuous religious climates, certain religious music had to be kept private under threat of persecution. Catholics in Tudor England, for example, only managed to practice their faith, and sing their songs, away from public view.
In Private Devotion, Convivium Musicum explores these fascinating repertoires and stories through the music of Byrd, Sweelinck, Lassus, and more.
Christ Church33 Central StAndoverMA01810 Convivium Musicum, Boston's choir for Renaissance music (“the kind of transforming experience that concert junkies are always seeking" - Early Music America) and Christ Church present sacred Renaissance music written for venues outside the church.
Not all religious music of the Renaissance was written for public worship. Instead, some sacred works were intended as a kind of devotional entertainment, as music to be sung in the home, especially in those parts of Europe where elaborate polyphony was forbidden in church. And in tumultuous religious climates, certain religious music had to be kept private under threat of persecution. Catholics in Tudor England, for example, only managed to practice their faith, and sing their songs, away from public view.
In Private Devotion, Convivium Musicum explores these fascinating repertoires and stories through the music of Byrd, Sweelinck, Lassus, and more.
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February 25, 2020, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Addison Gallery of American Art
Gallery Tour: Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940–19502020-02-25T11:00:00In collaboration with Andover’s Memorial Hall Library, Addison curator Allison Kemmerer will lead a tour of Gordon Parks: The New Tide, offering a discussion of the works and themes presented. The tour is free, but space is limited. Please register online at www.mhl.org/events or call 978.623.8430.
Addison Gallery of American Art3 Chapel AveAndoverMA01810 In collaboration with Andover’s Memorial Hall Library, Addison curator Allison Kemmerer will lead a tour of Gordon Parks: The New Tide, offering a discussion of the works and themes presented. The tour is free, but space is limited. Please register online at www.mhl.org/events or call 978.623.8430.
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February 25, 2020, 7:00 PM - 8:45 PM @ MHL - The Hall
Fish On! Andover 2020: Joe Gugino & Matt Zimmermann of Why Knot Fishing2020-02-25T19:00:00The Why Knot Fishing Group duo, Joe Gugino and Matt Zimmermann return to share their extensive knowledge. Why Knot Fishing was started a few years ago by Joe and Matt - just a couple of young guys stoked on fishing and looking for a way to share that vibe. Since then, Why Knot has grown steadily as a community through hosting events, industry networking, and goodwill outreach. Why Knot's reason for being has always been to elevate and share all of the "good stuff" we find in the fishing world. Today, Why Knot has evolved into an event marketing company. They activate fishing related event and give people unique opportunities to interact with each other and engage with the fishing industry.
MHL - The Hall2 North Main StreetAndoverMA01810 The Why Knot Fishing Group duo, Joe Gugino and Matt Zimmermann return to share their extensive knowledge. Why Knot Fishing was started a few years ago by Joe and Matt - just a couple of young guys stoked on fishing and looking for a way to share that vibe. Since then, Why Knot has grown steadily as a community through hosting events, industry networking, and goodwill outreach. Why Knot's reason for being has always been to elevate and share all of the "good stuff" we find in the fishing world. Today, Why Knot has evolved into an event marketing company. They activate fishing related event and give people unique opportunities to interact with each other and engage with the fishing industry.
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February 27, 2020, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ MHL - The Hall
Digital Detox Book Discussion2020-02-27T19:00:00Join us to discuss the book, Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World, by Cal Newport.
MHL - The Hall2 North Main StreetAndoverMA01810 Join us to discuss the book, Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World, by Cal Newport.
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February 27, 2020, 7:30 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-27T19:30:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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February 28, 2020, 7:30 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-28T19:30:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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February 29, 2020, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM @ Andover Center for History & Culture
Upstairs, Downstairs Tour2020-02-29T10:00:00Join us for a special tour through the 200-year old Amos Blanchard House, home to the Andover Center for History and Culture. Tour, not just the period rooms, but also through the private “off-limits” areas. We’ll venture to third floor rooms where collection items are stored. Go behind the closed doors of work spaces & storage spaces.
You’ll hear about the history and architectural details of the house and stories of the Blanchard family and the other residents of the house.
Registration is required: Limited to 2 - 10 guests.
Andover Center for History & Culture97 Main StreetAndoverMA01810 Join us for a special tour through the 200-year old Amos Blanchard House, home to the Andover Center for History and Culture. Tour, not just the period rooms, but also through the private “off-limits” areas. We’ll venture to third floor rooms where collection items are stored. Go behind the closed doors of work spaces & storage spaces.
You’ll hear about the history and architectural details of the house and stories of the Blanchard family and the other residents of the house.
Registration is required: Limited to 2 - 10 guests.
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February 29, 2020, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM @ Painting with a Twist, North Andover
Paint with us for Rare Disease Day: A Fundraiser for Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome2020-02-29T14:00:00February 29 is Rare Disease Day! We are holing a fun paint party fundraiser to benefit Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome, a very rare genetic disorder that affects a young child in the Andover community. Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Alliance is a new nonprofit founded by her parents to accelerate research and help all patients affected by this life threatening disease.
More information and registration link here: www.sdsalliance.org/paint
A short video overview is available here: https://youtu.be/Cf3cKPLHeJI
Painting with a Twist, North Andover10 High StNorth AndoverMA01845 February 29 is Rare Disease Day! We are holing a fun paint party fundraiser to benefit Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome, a very rare genetic disorder that affects a young child in the Andover community. Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Alliance is a new nonprofit founded by her parents to accelerate research and help all patients affected by this life threatening disease.
More information and registration link here: www.sdsalliance.org/paint
A short video overview is available here: https://youtu.be/Cf3cKPLHeJI
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February 29, 2020, 2:00 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-29T14:00:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
$10 Each
$8 Seniors, Students, Alumni, Military
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
$10 Each
$8 Seniors, Students, Alumni, Military
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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February 29, 2020, 7:30 PM @ Rogers Center for the Arts
Proof2020-02-29T19:30:00The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
Rogers Center for the Arts315 Turnpike StNorth AndoverMA01845 The Pulitzer prize winning play...
Written by David Auburn
Directed by Evan Kelly
A young woman copes with the death of her brilliant but mentally unstable father, her meddlesome sister, and the affections of a young student who seeks a valuable work in her father’s notebooks. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play also examines a more perplexing problem: Will the young woman inherit her father’s brilliance, or his madness?
NOTE:
The theater will be re-configured for this production. Seating is strictly limited. General Admission only
A Department of Visual and Performing Arts Production
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