Marianne Patterson Taylor, 1930-2008

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Updated April 15, 2009


NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS:

It's still spring, it's still freezing here, and I'm still catching up on this page. Check out this coming weekend now, and check back soon for additional updates for spring and summer. A few things to note:

Anne Hooper's concert is this Friday. This is highly recommended! See April 17th below, which now includes a down-load-able flier.

This weekend I will be judging the Scottish fiddle competition at the Loch Norman Games, North Carolina. Also - teaching a workshop at the Games on Saturday, and a Special Master Class on Friday night. Confirmed time is 6-8 pm (not 5-7 pm) for the latter. See April 17th below.

Jeremy Bell, Knight of Toasting, will host an evening at The Fireplace Restaurant - it's this Saturday - see April 18th below.

Troy MacGillivray and Kimberley Fraser will be teaching Cape Breton piano and fiddle workshops on SUNDAY (not Saturday) April 26. This just in: confirmed times are 12 noon for the workshops and 4 pm for the concert. See April 26 below. Also April 24 for the dance at the Canadian American Club in Watertown, and May 2 for the event at the French Club in Waltham.

Jacqueline Schwab / New Rigged Ship is playing several Scottish concerts in the Boston area; see April 18 below, and her website for all the dates, and check back here!

Unconfirmed report - the Cape Cod Celtic Festival has been cancelled for 2009. See June 25-28 below. However, WATCH THIS SPACE for a possible informal Scottish/Cape Breton fiddle gathering in the Cape Cod area on the same weekend.

Gregor Borland will be joining us again! This time as Fiddle Judge at the New Hampshire Highland Games at Loon Mountain. Check back for possible additional concerts in New York and Leominster.

Be sure to catch the Celtic music programs on the radio. Such as Marcia Young Palmater's great show Downeast Ceilidh on Saturdays, 8-9 pm on WUMB, 91.9 FM.

Alas the Johnson Strings on the Cape has closed (the Newton store is alive and well). So the 3rd Thursday session in Falmouth isn't really happening. The 1st Friday, 2nd Thursday and 4th Sundays are fairly regular; click for the schedule, lots of interesting links and contact info.

Facebook! I figured out how to join, but I feel like a novice - not quite sure how the whole thing works, and not taking very much time right now to figure it out. But thanks to all my Friends for noticing! There's probably some clever way of putting this Events page on Facebook ... maybe next year or so.

It's NEFFA Season The New England Folk Festival Association, that is. The Festival itself will be April 24-26, 2009, but we're talking the organization here, and the organization is looking to expand its membership. It's not expensive or onorous in any way. Many of us have taken it and the Festival for granted all these years, but now is the time to step up. Festival expenses aren't being met by ticket sales any more and a really easy way for us all to support this granddaddy of Boston-area folk dance and music organizations is merely to join. Go to www.neffa.org for inspiration!

News from Doug Lamey: "I'd like to invite you to visit our new website. We'll be recording at WGBH w/ Brian O'Donovan here in Boston, and then into Wellspring Sound in Acton, Mass. for the rest of the weekend. We're hoping to release our album at some point before the end of the summer!"

News from Roy Johnstone: "I've upgraded my web site to allow track and CD mp3 sales. Only 99 cents per track. You'll need a paypal account or credit card to make a purchase. I've also added some new photos, some radio interviews and some music scores. Hope you have time to check it out. Go to www.royjohnstone.com.

Note from Ann MacPhee, Ontario: Hello Celtic music fans! You are invited to check out our new "Tune Of The Month" feature on our website. This month we present "Lorrie's Jig", a composition by the late Lucien Ranger, a native Glengarrian." The website is www.glengarrytune.blogspot.com.

Scholarships: Many of the various deadlines for 2009 are right about now. "There are several scholarships available for students of Scottish Arts, of all ages. Please know that lessons, workshops, dance exams, music & dance camps, etc are fundable." Some scholarships to look for are: The Evelyn M.E. Murray Scholarship, Clan Munroe, St Andrews Society of Maine, The Bertha MacDonald Scholarship, The St Andrews Society of Massachusetts, The Strathspey & Reel Society of New Hampshire, and the Boston Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society.

DOINK !! For email addresses listed below, take the indicated email address and replace the " doink " with the usual sign, so junkmail doink yahoo.net becomes junkmail@yahoo.net. Hopefully this will help avoid the email trolls.

Beth Murray's Email List: Beth does the members of the Boston Branch RSCDS family a great service with regular emails about news and events. Anyone can sign up, and Beth sends out an email about once a week, or as necessary. Contact Beth at bethpiano doink rcn.com if you'd like to be on this distribution list. Highly recommended!

For more info on these and more New England Scottish Country Dance events, check with the Boston Branch RSCDS newsletter "The Tartan Times" (deadlines Feb 1, Apr 1, Jun 1, Aug 1, Oct 1, Dec 1), the Boston Branch RSCDS website, and the Inter-city Scot. For more folk events, be sure to regularly check the Music for Robin website. Billy Hockett does a wonderful service both for performing artists, and for their audiences, and it's a hard job to get the word out to all the right people. Also check out Club Passim, NEFFA, Springstep, CDSS, and other traditional music and dance links listed on our Links page. In Susan Worland's immortal first words, "Let's go out!" In so doing, we create memories and stories, and keep the traditional bloodlines circulating.

To see Old Events dating back to August 2005, click HERE. To see Recurring Events (Friday nights at the Canadian-American Club, the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club, the Gaelic Club, the Strathspey & Reel Society of N.H., Third Thursdays in Falmouth, Fox Library Sessions), click HERE


EVENTS:

Friday Evening April 17, 2009, 6-8 pm: Scottish Fiddle Master Class with Barbara McOwen. Location: The Candlewood Suites near Huntersville, N.C. - exit #25 off I-77. The venue is close to the Loch Norman games. With food (potluck) and jamming afterwards. "This workshop is open to all instruments and levels. Barbara McOwen and her husband Robert are a force unto themselves and have helped to shape the future and popularity of Scottish music in this country." (Thanks Nora!) Contact Debbie Morris at dgmorris7 doink earthlink.net. AND there's a Scottish Country Dance Welcome Party at 8:30 Friday night, presented by the The Shelby Scottish Dancers with music by The MacRowdies.

Friday Evening April 17, 2009, 8 pm: Violin Recital. Repeat performance of Anne Hooper's highly recommended annual concert, with Sarah Arneson, Soprano and George Kern, Piano. Location: Follen Community Church, 755 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, Mass. The program includes music by Tartini, Beethoven, and Joseph Marx. Anne says: "I will be performing in a recital on March 1st. I hope you can all come! Joseph Marx is a deliciously romantic composer. Sarah will sing some of his songs, I will play his FrŸhling Sonata (almost decadently romantic). Come celebrate Spring with me!" Download the flier HERE.

Friday Evening April 17, 2009: Donna Hebert in Concert. A good chance to see this phenomenal fiddler. Donna plays many "Northern" styles including Celtic. With guitarist Max Cohen. House concert at Pam Week's, Bowdoin, Maine. For info, phone 207-666-3709. There are lots more concerts and workshops this spring, and summer fiddle camps, AND she has authored a book "Fiddling Demystified for Strings." Donna's website is www.dhebert.com.

Friday Evening April 17, 2009, 8 pm: Slow Jam hosted by Lance Ramshaw. "Marvellous tunes at moderate tempos." A great evening of music for all. See Recurring Events below.

Saturday April 18, 2009: Fiddle Events at the Loch Norman Highland Games. From Debbie Morris: "Fiddlers can attend the Games, where there will be a general fiddle workshop with Barbara McOwen at 11 am and a competition in the afternoon, and Nora Garver and I will try to facilitate other opportunities to jam over the course of the weekend. More information will be sent to those who contact me at dgmorris7 doink earthlink.net and indicate interest in the event." AND there's a Scottish Country Dance Gala Ball at 8:00 Saturday night, presented by the The Shelby Scottish Dancers with music by The MacRowdies.

Saturday April 18, 2009, 3 pm: Rum, Snuff and a Little Sword Play with Jeremy Bell, the Knight of Toasting. "Please join us for a tasting of aged rums, a talk about the etiquette of snuff, and a Champagne sabering with a short sword. Singing and fiddling is sure to follow." At The Fireplace Restaurant, 1634 Beacon St, Brookline, Mass. Call 617-975-1900 for reservations and more information.

Saturday April 18, 2009, 8 pm: New Rigged Ship in concert. This is Jacqueline Schwab, piano, and Reinmar Seidler, cello. "WeÕre willing and wanting to play for you our new program of dance tunes and airs from Scotland and the Shetlands, plus some Shetland tales and tunes from further afield. The concert benefits Pediatric AIDS Treatment Support in China." First Parish of Watertown, 35 Church St, Watertown, Mass. Click HERE for more info, or call 617-924-6143 for reservations and information.

Sunday April 19, 2009, 2-6 pm: Workshop - Cameron Scottish Music Ensemble. Alice Backer will teach this month's workshop. This is a very dedicated, welcoming group, founded 20 years ago by Isabelle Smith. Location: St Luke's Episcopal Church, 85 Greenway South, Forest Hills, N.Y. To download the flier with more info and directions (and a very nice photo of Alice), click HERE.

Sunday April 19, 7:30 pm: Woods Hole Folk Music Society Concert Series featuring Troy MacGillivray and Kimberley Fraser. At the Woods Hole Community Halll, 68 Water St, Woods Hole, Cape Cod, Mass. More info on this great concert series is HERE.

Sunday April 19, 2009, 3:30 - 7 pm: Gaelic Club meets every 3rd Sunday, October - June. Music, food, and friends. Everyone is welcome. Come and hear the BEST in Cape Breton music, and bring your fiddle. See Recurring Events, below.

Weekend of April 24-26, 2009: NEFFA!! It's THE weekend with everything. We LOVE this weekend! Get all the info at their great website, www.neffa.org and we'll see you there!

Friday Evening April 24, 2009, 8 pm: Cape Breton Dance Party, with Kimberley Fraser and Troy MacGillivray. Canadian American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. It'll be grand to hear this great duo again!

Saturday Evening April 25, 2009, ca 8 pm: Highland Dance Boston is one of the dance groups performing Saturday evening at NEFFA (see above). PLUS great food, dancing, workshops, jamming in the halls.

SUNDAY Afternoon April 26, 2009: Cape Breton Fiddle & Piano Workshops and Concert with Kimberley Fraser and Troy MacGillivray. Location: Arlington, Mass. Workshops starting at 12 noon, concert at 4 pm. Reservations are required - space is limited - first come, first served. Download the pretty flier HERE. Contact Barbara McOwen at 781-648-3955 or bmcowen doink comcast.net for more info. (Note that this is now SUNDAY, not Saturday as previously posted.)

Sunday Afternoon April 26, 2009: The Strathspey and Reel Society of New Hampshire performs at noon at NEFFA, and The Boston Scottish Fiddle Club performs at 3 pm at NEFFA (see above). PLUS jamming in the halls, workshops, dancing, great food.

Saturday Evening May 2, 2009, 5:30 pm: The Boston Highland Ball. A premier Scottish country dance occasion presented by the Boston Branch RSCDS. Location: Nevins Hall, 150 Concord St, Framingham, Mass. Music by "A Parcel of Rogues" - Calum Pasqua, Susie Petrov, Dan Houghton, with Matt Petrie. Reception, Dinner, Dancing. Friday night welcome dance and Sunday brunch too. HERE is the flier.

Sunday Evening May 3, 2009, 7:30 pm: Healing Garden Music Fest with Ray Legere and Troy MacGillivray. 193 Elm St, Waltham, Mass. Info: 781-894-0706.

Saturday Evening May 9, 2009, 8 pm: Cape Breton Dance Party, with Hanneke Cassel, Kimberley Fraser, Doug Lamey. Canadian American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. Look for this regular dance series mostly on the Second Saturday of the month. Cape Breton set dancing is easy easy and fun fun, the music features our local CB greats with occasional visiting greats. Check it out!

Saturday May 16, 2009, 5:30 pm: Spring Fling. Presented by the Reel & Strathspey Society of Fairlee, Vermont. Music by Viveka Fox, Peter MacFarlane & Susie Petrov. Walk-/through at 3 pm, Potluck at 5:30 pm, Dance at 7 pm. Fairlee Town Hall, Route 5, Fairlee, Vermont. For information, dance instructions, hospitality, contact Gary Apfel at 802-439-3459 / fairleeclass@rscdsbosto.org. Download the flier HERE.

Saturday Evening May 16, 2009: Jacqueline Schwab in Concert. From Jacqueline: "In this special Lincoln celebratory year, IÕm glad to be heard on the recently-released ÒMusic for Abraham LincolnÓ CD, produced by NYC-area musicians Anne and Ridley Enslow. Lincoln historian Doris Kearns Goodwin wrote for the cover notes: ÒThis wonderful collection of songs about Lincoln is not only entertainingÑit transports us back to the Civil War and to the days when Lincoln was alive.Ó For more information, see www.enslow.com. Location: Harvard Public Library, 4 Pond Rd., Harvard, Mass. Information: Harvardpubliclibrary.org or 978-456-4114. Jacqueline and her duo with cellist Reinmar Seidler and the English country dance band Bare Necessities have several appearances this spring and summer - check out the calendar at www.jacquelineschwab.com.

Sunday May 17, 2009, 3:30 - 7 pm: Gaelic Club meets every 3rd Sunday, October - June. Music, food, and friends. Everyone is welcome. Come and hear the BEST in Cape Breton music, and bring your fiddle. See Recurring Events, below.

Saturday Evening May 23, 2009: Memorial Day Weekend Party. American Legion Hall, Belfast, Maine. Music by Anne Hooper & Friends. For Party Information, Contact Kim Jacobs at 207-722-3139. Perfect time of year for a beautiful location!

Friday Evening May 29, 2009: End-Of-Year Party presented by the Weston Scottish country dance class. First Parish Church, Weston, Mass. Download the Weston flier HERE.

Friday & Saturday Evenings May 29 & 30, 2009: Natalie MacMaster In Concert. Be there or be square! Sanders Theater, 45 Quincy St, Cambridge, Mass. For info/tickets, contact World Music at 617-876-4275; or click on Saturday Evening June 6, 2009: Westchester Ball. Presented by the Westchester Scottish Country Dance Society. Music by Anne Hooper & Barbara McOwen - fiddles and Beth Murray - piano. At St. John's Episcopal Church, Fountain Square, Larchmont, N.Y. A very classy affair and lots of fun! To download the pre-flier, click HERE.

Saturday Evening June 13, 2009, 8 pm: Cape Breton Dance Party, with Troy MacGillivray and Andrea Beaton. Canadian American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. Look for this regular dance series mostly on the Second Saturday of the month. Cape Breton set dancing is easy easy and fun fun, the music features our local CB greats with occasional visiting greats. Check it out!

Saturday Evening June 13, 2009: Northampton End-of-Season Party. Scottish Country Dance party at First Churches, Northampton, Mass. Contact Karen Lavallee-Tente at 413-527-3407 for all the info.

Saturday Evening June 13, 2009: Down East Fling. Scottish country dance party at the Kennebunk Town Hall, Kennbunk, Maine. For info, contact Morven Troost at 207-967-3813 / modatro@roadrunner.com.

Week of June 13-21, 2009: Alasdair Fraser's Sierra Fiddle Camp. Shady Creek Camp, Nevada City, Calif. INSTRUCTORS so far... - Fiddle: Alasdair Fraser, Hanneke Cassel, Lesa Terry, Deby Grosjean, Liana Campus, Ethan Lewis. Cello: Natalie Haas, Joel Cohen. Dance: Nick Gareiss. Percussion: Gary Campus. Song: Laura Cortese. Give this a go! Info at www.sierrafiddlecamp.org.

Sunday June 14, 2009, 3 pm: Highland Dance Boston in Concert. Highland Dance Boston is a performing company that specializes in the traditional and contemporary dances of Scotland. The concert includes the full company of dancers, plus pipers and fiddlers, and Beth Murray at the piano. Location: Boston University. Watch here for more details.

Week of June 14-20, 2009: Northeast Heritage Music Camp. Johnson State College, Johnson, Vermont. There's an impressive list of American, Celtic and Canadian music and dance teachers, and welcome all instruments, all styles, all ages, all levels. It sounds just great! Go to http://www.northeastheritagemusiccamp.com for more info.

Sunday June 21, 2009, 3:30 - 7 pm: Gaelic Club meets every 3rd Sunday, October - June. Music, food, and friends. Everyone is welcome. Come and hear the BEST in Cape Breton music, and bring your fiddle. See Recurring Events, below.

Weekend of June 25-28, 2009: Cape Cod Celtic Festival. It seems this has been cancelled. Watch this space for a possible Scottish / Cape Breton fiddle gathering in the Cape Cod area this same weekend. The CCCS website is HERE.

Monday Evening June 29, 2009: Cambridge Class End of Season Party. Scottish country dance party at Springstep, Medford Center, Medford, Mass. Contact Laura Billmers at cambridgeclass doink rscdsboston.org for all the info. I believe there will be ice cream.

Week of June 30 - July 5, 2009 (approx): Learn Scottish Fiddle in Spain. From Gregor Borland: "This will be the fourth Fiddle Camp in the beautiful town of Biar, perched high in the mountains overlooking Vinalopo. Come and enjoy a rare opportunity to learn great new tunes and and techniques 'Fiddling in the sun' with us." Tutor - Gregor Borland. There is a Boston contingent going to this! For more info go to Gregor's website, and download the Info Sheet.

Weekend of July 3-5, 2009: Kaleidoscope Scottish Country Dance Conference. A most fascinating new venture. Location - Geneva, Switzerland. "A world-wide seminar on issues of Scottish Country Dancing, for dancers, teachers, and musicians, especially those outside Scotland." It's worth it to download the PDFs and look over the topics, and then think about going - Page 1 and Page 2.

Week of July 6-10, 2008: English Scottish Session at Pinewoods. Incomparable mix of two great traditions. At Pinewoods Camp, Plymouth, Mass. Contact Jean Farrington for information, and keep up with developments at the Boston Branch website.

Week of July 10-17, 2009: Scottish Dance Sessions at Pinewoods, near Plymouth, Mass. Incredible dance and music experience in the woods between two lakes. Teachers include: Stella Fogg, Bill Zobel, David Queen. Musicians include: Tom Pixton (director), Paul Anderson, Debbie Billmers, Muriel Johnstone, Mike MacNintch, Barbara Pixton. Download the preliminary flier HERE, and look for your emailed announcement in late winter or early spring. This sells out of course so you have to stay on top of it.

Week of August 8-15, 2009: Boston Harbor Scottish Fiddle School. Location is Thompson Island Conference Center, Boston Harbor, Boston, Mass. Just a mile offshore .... Fiddle teachers are Rodney Miller, Hanneke Cassel, a guest from Scotland, and Anne Hooper. Piano teacher is Dave Wiesler and Piping teacher is Lezlie Webster. Visit the WEBSITE to keep up with the latest news. It would be REALLY great if YOU could come!

Weekend of August 21-23, 2009: The New Hampshire Highlands Scottish country dance weekend. Wonderful location in Contoocook, N.H. Teachers: Dale Birdsall, Lance Ramshaw, Joanna Reiner. Musicians: Christine Anderson - Music Director, Terry Traub, more. For more info: Roberta Lasnik, 81-643-3977, rlasnik doink juno.com.

Week of August 28 - September 5, 2009: Alasdair Fraser's Valley of the Moon Scottish Fiddle School. The Classic! Location: Camp Campbell, Boulder Creek, Calif. Instructors so far - Fiddle: Alasdair Fraser, Liz Carroll, Darol Anger, Hanneke Cassel, Deby Grosjean, Janette Duncan. Cello: Natalie Haas. Dance: Nick Gareiss. Info: www.valleyofthemoon.org.

Week Plus of September 7-18, 2009: Robert Burns' 1787 Tour of the Highlands - An Historical Journey with Song by Jean Redpath. What a beautiful combination! Another fascinating flier with photos HERE. There are more trips at Ken's website.

Wednesday Evening September 9, 2009: Highland Heartbeat at the Berklee Performing Arts Centre, Boston. A Scottish music program, filmed in Scotland, featuring 6 singers, a piper, orchestra, and Scottish dance choreographies. This is the same program that aired on PBS TV last March. It was pretty interesting! Info at www.highlandheartbeat.com.

Weekend of September 18-20, 2009: The Fiddle Zone at the New Hampshire Highland Games. The place to be and the thing to do for all Scot-o-philes within striking distance of this beautiful mountain site. Watch for the Fiddle Zone (see link at left); Friday Concert with Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas; Fiddle Competitions on Saturday with Gregor Borman, Fiddle Judge; Scottish Country Dance Party on Saturday evening; much much MUCH more! For info on the Games, go to the New Hampshire Games and Scottish Clans website. For info on fiddle and dance events, and ideas for places to stay, get in touch with Barbara McOwen at bmcowen doink comcast.net. Fiddle Zone website updates coming soon.

Saturday Evening October 10, 2009, 8 pm: Cape Breton Dance Party, with Emerald Rae, Doug Lamey and Janine Randall. Canadian American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. Look for this regular dance series mostly on the Second Saturday of the month. Cape Breton set dancing is easy easy and fun fun, the music features our local CB greats with occasional visiting greats. Check it out!

Saturday Evening November 14, 2009, 8 pm: Cape Breton Dance Party, with Andrea Beaton and Doug Lamey. Canadian American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. Look for this regular dance series mostly on the Second Saturday of the month. Cape Breton set dancing is easy easy and fun fun, the music features our local CB greats with occasional visiting greats. Check it out!

Week of February 6, 2010: Sail the Caribbean with The Barra MacNeils! On Princess Cruise Line's Crown Princess. Sounds great! Go to the Cruises in Paradise website for all the info.

RECURRING EVENTS:

Every Friday Night, 8 pm: The Ceilidh at the Canadian-American Club is the place to be! You never know who might drop in from 'down' home, and can't help but have a smile on your face listening to the masterful fiddle of Ludger Lefort and others. Canadian-American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown, Mass. Website: CAC.

Every Other Saturday Or So, 3:30 - 6:30 pm: Arlington Traditional Music Sessions. All acoustic instruments, musical traditions and levels welcome. About every other week at the Fox Library, corner of Mass. Ave. & Cleveland St, East Arlington, Mass. These sessions are really great and the Fox Library is a special place. Dates for Fall 2008 are: Sept 27, Oct 18, Nov 1, Nov 15, Tentative Dec 20. For information, email Laura at lbleib doink gis.net, download the latest HERE.

1st Sunday of the Month, 2-7 pm: Boston Scottish Fiddle Club. Monthly 1st-Sundays meetings include workshops, jamming, performance, refreshments. Location: the Pleasant Street Congregational Church, 75 Pleasant St, Arlington, Mass. Info: contact Co-Presidents Ann Lambertus / Judy Wong at annwilson doink crd.com / wongja doink charter.net and go to the website at BSFC.

3rd Sunday of the Month, 3:30 - 7 pm: The Gaelic Club, at the Canadian-American Club, 202 Arlington St, Watertown. Come play, dance, listen, visit, have a beer/tea/refreshments; group jam at the beginning and end. Very informal and real. All Ages! Very nominal entry fee. Usually 3rd Sunday of the month, Oct-June. Info: email Peggy Morrison at margaret.morrison doink comcast.net. Dates for 2008-09: Oct 19, Nov 16, Dec 21, Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15, Apr 19, May 17, Jun 21. No meetings July, August, September. The the Canadian-American Club website.

Last Sunday of the Month, 1-5 pm: The Strathspey & Reel Society of New Hampshire. Gatherings take place on Sundays, at the Annichiaricho Music Theater, Thompson St at S. Main, Concord, N.H., potluck refreshments, all welcome, FREE! Comfortable theater seats for listening, lots of room on the stage for our large group. Sessions include teaching of current tunes, playing through (with & without sheet music) of repertoire & request tunes. Session dates for 2007: Sep 30, Oct 28, Dec 28. The annual gala concert is the Sunday of Thanksgiving Weekend in the Concord Auditorium, Concord, N.H. For all the latest, go to the SRSNH website.

Every Tuesday, 8-11 pm: Celtic Music Session, hosted by Emerald Rae and Flynn Cohen. "Your favorite tunes at your favorite Brew Pub." All instruments, levels and styles welcome. At John Harvard's Brew House, 33 Dunster St, Cambridge, Mass.

For Past Events, click HERE.

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