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Liz LaValley

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for local residents and visitors of
SouthCoast MA, Rhode Island,
Cape Cod & the Islands regions.
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In September - Save fuel! Find great fun events close to home
2ELAX With gas prices soaring right now it’s
7EDELIVER a best bet to visit fun events close to
home. And there are lots of wonderful
events that make great day trips for
the whole family. Here’s just a few!
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Providence RI
Ask me about Xango Sept. 7. Just Zoo It! Healthy Kids,
Healthy Families! Bring the family to
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find some fun ways to live a healthy
lifestyle and enjoy the great outdoors
with demonstrations and displays
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on a wide variety of fun outdoor ac-
tivities and sports. Enjoy samples
of kid-friendly healthy snacks. Free
H A R D S C R A B B L E N AT U R E P R E S E R V E
with regular zoo admission. Roger
Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood
& VISITOR CENTER
L L OY D C E N T E R F O R T H E E N V I R O N M E N T
Protecting nature through research and education
Avenue, Providence. 401-785-3510
www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org
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Escobar’s Corn Maze
Newport RI
Thru November 3. Get Lost in Es-
cobar’s Corn Maze. The Maze has
2 miles of paths (in 2 phases), and
covers 8 acres of farm. You’ll be
up against devilish twists and turns,
bridges and dead ends. The Maze
was designed for Highland Farm
by Brett Herbst of The Maize. Dogs
are welcome, but for their safety
they must be kept on a leash at all
times. Fridays 3pm till dusk, Satur-
days 10am till dusk, and 11am -dusk
on Sundays. 12 and over, $7; 5 - 11
years old, $5; children 4 and under
are free. Escobar’s Highland Farm at
430 Potomska Road tel 508-990-0505 251 Middle Rd. in Portsmouth. Other
Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02748 fax 508-993-7868
information call 401-683-1444 esco-
barshighlandfarm.com
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20th Annual Taste of Rhode Island
Newport RI
Sept. 27 & 28. Offers a taste of the best
Rhode Island has to offer with some
of the States finest cuisine, arts, and
culture. Newport Yachting Center, 4
Commercial Wharf, Newport. 401-
846-1600 www.newportfestivals.com
Narrows Festival of the Arts
Fall River MA
Sept. 7. Fine art, fine music, fine food!
2 stages of music featuring; The Hol-
Lauderdale Trio, Carrie Rodriguez
also Mark Small, Jeremy Wallace
Trio, Andrea Belanger, Low Anthem.
An interactive children’s area, fun for
the whole family. 11am. Free. Nar-
rows Center for the Arts, 16 Anawan
St. Fall River. 508-324-1926
www.ncfta.org
Acushnet Apple & Peach Festival
Acushnet MA
Sept 6 & 7. A Greater New Bedford
tradition, this quintessential town fair
rings in the start of the fall & har-
vest season. Enjoy great food, arts &
crafts, musical entertainment, chil-
dren’s carnival and the festival’s fa-
mous apple & peach desserts and pre-
serves. 10am–6pm. Free. 1203 Main
St, Acushnet. 508-998-0285
3rd Annual New Bedford Seaport
Chowder Festival
New Bedford MA
Sept. 14. Come & enjoy “taste-testing”
an array of chowders and kale soups
freshly made from approximately 30
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of the finest area South Coast restau-
rants. Participants will compete for
top honors in each category as festi-
val attendees vote for their favorite
selections. Prizes will be awarded.
Locally produced beverages provided
by Buzzard Bay Brewery and West-
port Wineries to compliment the great
food. Also featuring great children’s
activities, artistic creations and dis-
tinctive entertainment. Make this one
of your fall events and vote for your
favorite chowder and soup! 12-4pm.
$10/Adult; $5/Children 6 – 12 years;
5 years and under free. Custom House
Square, New Bedford. 508-990-2777
www.downtownnewbedford.org
Cape Cod Scottish Highland
Festival
Sandwich MA
Sept. 13. The Highland Festival will be
held rain or shine and includes activi-
ties and entertainment for the whole
family including a Master’s Athletics
Competition (Cabor Toss, Hammer
Throw, Sheaf Toss and more), sheep
herding, clan tents, vendors, Scottish
food as well as Historic Highland and
Country-dance performances. Special
treat, a Master Falconer will display
an American eagle along with other
fascinating birds of prey while shar-
ing the significance of these birds to
the Medieval Scots. 10am-5pm. $15.
for adults. $7.50 children ages 4-12,
children 3 and under free. Heritage
Museums and Gardens, 67 Grove St,
Sandwich. 508-888-3300 www.heri-
tagemuseumsandgardens.org
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Lizzie Borden House
Do spirits reside at Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast?
by H. B. Ussach
B
ehind the steel skeleton of Fall
River’s new trial court dedicated
to truth and justice, sits the site,
ironically, of history’s second most infamous
unsolved murder case.
London’s Jack the Ripper killings is number
one, yet visitors from England—as well as fom
around the world and the U.S.—flock to the
small house on Second Street, where pent up
sexual stress and strain or money squabbles—
or both—drove Lizzie Borden to first allegedly
mutilate her father, Andrew, with an axe as he
napped on a couch, and then mutilate worse her
stepmother, Abby, in an upstairs bedroom.
“They come for different reasons,” said
bed and breakfast co-owner Lee Ann Wilber.
“Many are drawn by the mystery, others for
something different. Some think the B&B just
uses Lizzie Borden’s name, not that the hei-
nous murders occurred here. They are shocked
and awed when they hear the truth.”
Visitors peer into the rooms on guided
tours. Some stay in the six Victorian-furnished
bedrooms and let their imagination recall that
“Festival Gala” Kicks off
Pawtucket Arts Festival
Buckwheat Zydeco, fine food samplings highlight program
A
performance by internationally
renowned musician Buckwheat
Zydeco, plus food samplings from
many of Pawtucket’s finest restaurants will
highlight the Sept. 5 “Festival Gala” program,
the official kick-off of this year’s 10th Annual
Pawtucket Arts Festival. “Festival Gala” will
take place from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the
Slater Mill Historic Site, 67 Roosevelt Ave. in
Pawtucket RI. Buckwheat has been nominated
for 4 Grammy Awards and has appeared on
the David Letterman Show, Today Show, CBS
Morning News, NBC Nightly News, MTV,
BBC and National Public Radio.
In tandum, “A Taste of Pawtucket”, from
6 to 8 p.m., will feature over 35 of Pawtucket’s
finest restaurants, bakeries, and beverage com-
panies, where patrons can visit and taste sam-
plings of local and international cuisine.
“Festival Gala” tickets will cost $15 at the
gate. Children under 10 will be admitted free.
Advance tickets, for $10, can be purchased on
ArtTix www.arttixri.com or call 1-800-454-2882.
The entire Pawtucket Arts Festival, which
will take place from Sept. 3 through Sept. 21
at various locations throughout Pawtucket,
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fateful hot Thursday in August 1892. Fantasy
surely enlivens the tour, but perhaps some-
thing supernatural is afoot.
“Hauntings abound in the green 1845 Greek
Revival house,” said Wilber, as she sliced juicy
cantaloupe in the kitchen, where more window
light now highlights small floral print wallpaper,
wood plank floor and cast iron stove. She looked
up from the fleshy fruit: “I’ll show you.”
Walking up a narrow staircase, she re-
counted the time she “felt a resistance, like a
hand blocking my way as if to say ‘we don’t
want you here.’”
In the third floor rear bedroom used by the
Borden’s maid Bridget Sullivan, Wilber re-
counted the time she stayed overnight in the
will be a showcase of visual and performing
arts, music, theater and dance performances
and interactive workshops, plus an antique car
exhibit, antique appraisals, a film festival and a
photo contest. Most of these events are free to
the public. A sampling of the scheduled events
includes the RI Dragonboat Races on Sept.
6, the Slater Mill Labor and Ethnic Heritage
Festival, Antique Car Exhibit, and Antique
Appraisals at RI Antique Mall on the Sept. 7,
“Pops in the Park” (featuring the Rhode Island
Philharmonic) on Sept. 13. Also, on this date
The Day for Kids Festival and Battle of the
room but “slept
like there was
a weight on my
chest.” When
she awoke in
the morning,
she swears
“the rocker had
moved” from
one side of the
foot of the bed
to the other.
Just recently in July, was that weird tem-
perature thing. A contractor taking room tem- “We’ve got it covered”
Route 6
peratures recorded normal readings in the high
seventies in most rooms—except in Mister
Borden’s bedroom where it was an inexpli- Mattapoisett/Fairhaven Line
508-758-6170/508-994-6170
cable 52 degrees!
Paranormal professionals and journalists
are investigating these and other episodes of Come in and see our Large
strange noises, shadows and voices. The house
was featured on History Channel’s “Monster Selection of Wood, Tile, Carpet &
Quest,” on Wed., June 11, 2008. Ms. Wilber Laminate Flooring.
appeared on a special Halloween episode of
The Montel Williams Show in 2007.
Owner Brad Petty personally guarantees all
Colorado-based Haunted Times Magazine installation for as long as you own your home
sponsors “ghost busting”-type classes at the house
where people can learn to use paranormal equip- FREE ESTIMATES
ment. The next class is September 12 and 13. In Business Since 1984
For info 508-675-7333, email lizziebb@veri-
zon.net, or log on www.lizzie-borden.com. XV Come In and See Us Today!
Bands is scheduled. On Sept. 13-14, the Arts
Fest 2008 and Stone Soup Folk Fest will be
held. Over 60 artists will showcase their one-
Your Neighborhood Tavern
of-a-kind artwork at this two-day event. A per-
formance by nationally known jazz musician
Greg Abate takes place on Sept. 19, and artists
open their doors at Pawtucket Open Studios Seafood & Home-Style Cooking
on Sept. 19-21. at its Best!
“Over the years, the Pawtucket Arts Fes-
tival has grown significantly to where it now Old Fashioned pricing: $5 daily specials
ranks as a premiere event in our state,” said FREE “Pub Grub” BUFFET!
Saturday Night, 11pm
state Rep. Peter F. Kilmartin (D.-District 16,
Pawtucket). He and his wife, Kristen, are serv-
Live Entertainment
ing as the festival’s honorary co-chairs
“The Festival’s main events will take place
at the City Visitor Center, Slater Memorial
Park, the Pawtucket Armory and the School Saturdays
Street Pier, in addition to Slater Mill,” noted Friday & Wednesday:
Karaoke 9pm - 1am
Herbert P. Weiss, Pawtucket’s Economic and
Cultural Affairs Officer who is serving as
Chairperson of this year’s festival. “People are Full Menu available for Take-Out
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worried about the high price of gas, but fun for
the whole family is just down the road off of
I-95, right in Pawtucket.” 125 Sconticut Neck Rd, Fairhaven MA
For more information: 401-724-5200
www.pawtucketartsfestival.org XV
508-991-5413
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 The Working Waterfront Festival
TAVARES of New Bedford
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Celebrating and saving the ocean’s bounty
—Established 1934—





New Bedford, MA by Liz LaValley

   

 
Very exciting is There are contests as well – Scallop
Residential • Commercial the 750 gallon flume Shucking, Fish Filleting, Net Mend-
furniture • office moves • antiques tank, designed to ing, Link Squeezing, Splicing and
furniture & piano moving • appliances test equipment for Survival Suit Races. The Buzzards
policeman/fireman discounts ways to catch more Bay Rowing Club presents whale-
fish. “It’s visually boat races from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
enthralling.” says on Saturday, and tugboats compete in
Laura Orleans, Fes- hawser tossing and pushing contests
tival Director. “It’s from 3-5 p.m. You can gain skills at
like a giant fish the demonstration booths of barrel

   
tank and gives the making, net making, knot tying, rig-
public an opportu- ging, scallop dredge making, inshore

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how the gear works Tent will have “make and take” crafts
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n Saturday and Sunday,
!"#$%&'"()*+,--.$#/ September 27 and 28, you
can tour a working fishing
vessel, eat your fill of tasty seafood,
be entertained by live maritime mu-
sic and get to see exactly how fishing
gear works underwater without even
getting wet! The 4th annual Working
Heritage Waterfront Festival in New Bedford
Harvest Festival MA is bigger and better than ever,
with contributing participants coming
September 27 & 28, 2008 in from Alaska, Norway, and points
between to the international hub of
• All Day Entertainment America’s #1 fishing port.
• Food Court The performers are many and varied;
• Bake Shop among them are the Northern Neck Chan-
• Blueberry Pie Eating Contest tey Singers of Virginia, who’ve
• Children’s Costume Parade gained their expertise by sing-
• Children’s Activity Tent
ing while they fished and lived
• Pumpkin Decorating
• Exhibits the African-American lyrics of
• Pony Rides their songs. Alaskan crabber
• Commercial and Hand Crafted Vendors Dave Densmore, having trolled
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the waters of the West Coast,
10am - 8pm. Rain or shine.
evokes those experiences with
Friends of Heritage State Park.
original poetic readings. To cel-
fishing and pollution, professionals are
coming together in panel discussions to
explore ways to balance waterfront de-
velopment, animal populations and con-
tinue the careers for those who work the
seas. Here is a rare opportunity to inter-
act with the men and women who every
day deal with the latest developments.
And of the course, the food! Fish and
chips, scallops, lobster rolls, chowder,
ice cream, kettle corn, lemonade and
coffee, juice and baked goods. Galley
cooks, ethnic cooks and celebrity chefs
will be illustrating how it all happens
with cooking demonstrations.
and paper boat making.
Literally surrounding the festival
are boats that you can board for in-
formational tours; commercial fish-
ing vessels, tugboats, Coast Guard
vessels and historic vessels with
crew on hand to show them off and
answer questions. On Pier 3. Whal-
ing City Expeditions offers 55-min-
ute harbor tours departing hourly
on both Saturday and Sunday from
noon to 5 p.m.
On September 28 at 1 p.m. is the
Blessing of the Fleet. Harkening back
to the earliest dangerous days of long
voyages, it was an opportunity for
families to feel a little safer
as their loved ones sailed
out of the harbor. Now, it is
a moving and lovely experi-
ence, connecting land and
sea, heart and hand.
Events take place 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. down on the State Pier,
Pier 3, Fisherman’s Wharf and

508-675-6373
ebrate the Norwegian pioneers Steamship Pier. Admission is
of the local industry are danc- Free. For a detailed schedule,
ers who accompany their steps go to www.workingwater-
with chanteys. frontfestival.org XV

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Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Hiking trails, kayak tours
& star gazing on
Martha’s Vineyard
By Joyce Cote
L
ocated on a wooded peninsula
about four miles from Oak Bluffs
and Vineyard Haven, Felix Neck
Wildlife Sanctuary offers visitors a change
of pace from the quaint shops and restaurants
that most visitors associate with Martha’s
Vineyard. Maintained by the Audubon So-
ciety of Massachusetts, the sanctuary, boasts
over four miles of scenic hiking trails, guided
kayak tours, stargazing workshops, and a vari-
ety of family programs all year long.
Fort Adams Revolutionary War Weekend
Time travel to the 18th century and join the troops both Colonial & Revolutionary
B
e a time traveler! Take a fascinat-
ing journey back through Ameri-
can military history. Pretend you
are there. Imagine the boom of the cannons,
the crackle of gunfire, early morning reveille
and evening taps. It’s fun and easy to do at The
Fort Adams State Park in Newport RI.
The Fort, built between 1824 and 1857,
is a visual record of military history from the
1820’s to the end of World War II. Originally
intended to protect the entrance to Narragan-
sett Bay, it was successfully adapted and ulti-
mately, during World War II, became the com-
mand center for coastal defenses that stretched
from Long Island to Martha’s Vineyard.
Wander along the 6 ½ acre parade field,
walk through the complex outer-works that
helped to defend against land attack and ex-
plore, if you dare, one of the listening tunnels
beneath the walls of the fort.
Stroll through the newly restored 1870’s
era barracks and officer’s quarters, enter the
North Casements to view an authentic 24
pounder cannon and carriage and browse
through extensive museum exhibits on the de-
fenses of Narragansett Bay.
Walk leisurely along the Northeast Bas-
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Although the excitement of Oak Bluffs and
Vineyard Haven are what many visitors love
about the island, Felix Neck offers a peaceful
respite. Particularly during late summer and
fall, the sounds and colors of the sanctuary
invite visitors to take a meditative step away
from the busy summer season.
Justen Walker, Education Coordinator and
Day Camp Director at Felix Neck, refers to the
sanctuary as “a hidden jewel” that serves to
remind those who visit Martha’s Vineyard that
“it’s not just shops and downtown.”
“This is a place where people can see how
important it is to protect the world we call
home,” she says. “It is also a place where
people can just plain relax and have fun.”
Those who venture to Felix Neck will en-
by Marsha Zeitz
photo credit: Fort Adams Trust
tion, a lovely lookout that commands breath-
takingly beautiful views of Newport Harbor
and Narragansett Bay.
Or, join the troops, both British and Colonial,
when time traveling is at its most exciting; during
The Fort Adams Revolutionary War Living His-
tory Weekend on September 13 and 14.
During the two day reenactment soldiers
and civilians in authentic 18th century dress
and uniforms invite the public to spend a day
in their lives, and learn about everything from
military tactics to cooking and family life dur-
ing the Revolutionary War. Artillery and troop
drills, mock battles, medical demonstrations,
camp life, Dress Parade and an 18th century
religious service are just some of the week-
joy open fields of wildflowers, dozens
of birdhouses alive with winged activ-
ity, and a close-up view of an osprey
nest atop a telephone pole. A pair of
swans drift across a small pond along
the Sassafrass trail.
The shore of Sengekontacket Pond
& Unique Things to Do
which borders the sanctuary on three
sides is the perfect spot for a picnic
lunch, or simply an opportunity to en-
calendar . . .
joy the panoramic view. This salt wa-
ter tidal pond, protected by a barrier
beach, invites young treasure seekers
to wade through the shallow water
The osprey, also known as fish hawks,
find Sengekontacket Pond the perfect fishing
spot. A patient watcher may be lucky enough
to spot one of these powerful birds plunging
feet first into the water, scooping its prey with
outstretched talons.
During September and October, migratory
birds are frequent passers-by, in addition to the os-
prey which head to South America for the winter
A variety of special programs are offered dur-
ing this September and October. Two “Paddle by
Moonlight,” kayak expeditions are scheduled for
September 14 and 15, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and
a stargazing program is scheduled for September
29 from 7-8 p.m. For more information call 508-
627-6052 felixneck@massaudubon.org. XV
end’s exciting activities.
“It is an event that showcases what the
Fort Adams Trust has accomplished with the
restoration of this wonderful National His-
toric Landmark. We expect between 120-150
re-enactors that weekend who will bring the
Revolutionary War vividly to life,” says Rob
McCormack, Director of Visitor Services at
Fort Adams State Park.
Open daily 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Daily guided
tours are scheduled Mid-May through October
on the hour from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission
to Revolutionary Weekend includes a guided
tour. General Admission: $10, Youth ages 6-
17: $5, Ages 5 and under are free. $25 Family
Rate includes 2 adults and up to four children.
401-841-0707 www.fortadams.org XV
photo credit: Fort Adams Trust
Providence Area
September
(Ongoing September) Trolley Tours
of Providence
One-hour, narrated tour of historic Provi-
dence. Daily except Tue., 11am, 1pm &
Fun Family Events 3pm. $18 Adult, Lap children under 3 free.
Corner Fountain & Eddy Sts downtown,
next to the Biltmore Hotel. Providence
Trolley Tours, 401-421-3825 www.provi-
dencetrolleytours.com
(Thru Sept.) Providence Fall Open
Market
The city’s only Open-Air Market where you
can shop for artisan made goods, fine art,
and fresh produce. Westminster St. Provi-
dence, between Eddy St. and Clemence St.
12pm-5pm. Free. 617-481-2257
www.providenceopenmarket.com
(Mon. 9/1-Sun. 9/14) Are We There Yet?
The musical chock full of laughs, new music
and plenty of fun-filled comedy. Taking a
unique look at the typical and not-so-typical
family. Dinner and Show, $ 38.50 plus tax.
Show only, $23. Mill River Players, Mill
River Theater, 499 High St, Central Falls.
401-721-0909 www.millriverplayers.org
(Wed. 9/3-Sun. 9/21) Pawtucket Arts
Festival
Citywide. Showcase of visual and perform-
ing arts includes Chinese dragon boat races,
Slater Mill Fun Fest, Slater Park Festival,
Festival Gala, Downtown Festival, Stone
Soup music, artist studios, interactive work-
shops, music, theater and dance performanc-
es, and more! 401-724-5200
www.pawtucketartsfestival.org
(Sat. 9/6) 11th Annual Mustang and
Live Music Event
Ford Racing Icons come together for another
amazing event. Car show prizes & tro-
phies given for 1st and 2nd place. Live mu-
sic with The Drift Woods, The Domestics,
Black & White. Admission- 2 non-perishable
food items. TASCA Automotive Group,1300
Pontiac Ave., Cranston (Exit 14 off I-95).
401-681-1300 www.Tasca.com
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(Sat. 9/6) Musical Night Of Fado &
Portuguese Cuisine
Taste wonderful Portuguese cuisine while
listening to some beautiful Portuguese
Providence
music. Proceeds will go to Breast Cancer
Research. 7-11 pm. $35. Fabre Line Club,
200 Allens Ave., Providence. 401-421-8808
x 47 www.pawa.org
(Sat. 9/6) Apponaug Family Festival
and Crafts Fair
Music, food, kids korner and a host of
skilled crafters are featured. This is a family
oriented event with fun, games and enter-
tainment for kids of all ages. Crafters from
around the state attend and offer a host of
interesting and unique shopping opportuni-
ties. 9am–4pm. Warwick City Hall, Post
Road, Warwick. 401-738-8088
www.visitwarwickri.com
(Sat. 9/6) 9th Annual Rhode Island
Dragonboat Race Taiwan Day Festival
The races will take place at the Festival
Pier, a.k.a. School Street Pier, on the
Pawtucket River in Pawtucket. . The course
length is 1000 feet long and three lanes
wide. Prizes will be given away in all
categories. 8:30am -5 pm. 401-724-2200.
www.dragonboatri.com
(Sun. 9/7) Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
Concert & Variety Show
Jack Cook will be at the keyboard and will
be joined by a cast of talented singers and
dancers. This program will also serve as a
fundraiser to continue the ongoing restora-
tion of the Mighty Wurlitzer. 2pm. $15.
Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre, 28
Monument Square, Main St., Woonsocket.
401-762-4545 www.stadiumtheatre.com
(Sun. 9/7) Just Zoo It! Healthy Kids,
Healthy Families!
Bring the family to find some fun ways to
live a healthy lifestyle and enjoy the wide
outside with demonstrations and displays on
a wide variety of fun outdoor activities and
sports. Enjoy samples of kid-friendly healthy
snacks. Free with regular zoo admission.
Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood
Avenue, Providence. 401-785-3510
www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org
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The legendary and Grammy winning band
launches their “Beyond The Elements Tour”.
The high energy show is packed with a
Providence
powerhouse of hits and showcase the band’s
diverse musicality. Michael McDonald will
join them on the tour. 7:30pm. $145 – Ta-
bles, $79.50, $49.50, $29.50 Dunkin’ Donuts
Center,1 LaSalle Square, Providence. 401-
331-6700 www.dunkindonutscenter.com
(Sat. 9/13) Providence Animal Rescue
League Pet Walk 2008
A scenic and fun 3.5 mile (5K) walk for
participants and their dogs through Roger
Williams Park. Family fun activities for
everyone including pet games and contests,
activities for kids, obedience demonstrations,
and fabulous raffle prizes! 8:30am -1:30pm.
Roger Williams Park Temple To Music, 1000
Elmwood Ave., Providence. 401-785-3510
www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org
(Sat. 9/13) Family Bay Day
Explore the bay by boat; collect critters;
have fun thru education. Cruises at 10am
and 12pm. Members $15; non-members $20;
children 3-12 $10; children under 3 free;
reservations recommended. Save the Bay
Center, 100 Save the Bay Drive, Providence.
401-272-3540 x133 www.savebay.org
(Sun. 9/14) The Kooks
The Kooks, a British Indie Rock band,
whose hit singles ‘She Moves In Her Own
Way’, ‘You Don’t Love Me’, ‘Sofa Song’,
‘Eddie’s Gun’, ‘Ooh La’ and ‘Naïve’ won
them a support slot with The Rolling Stones.
7 pm. $9.95. Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel,79
Washington St, Providence. www.lupos.com
(Mon. 9/15) The Seventh RI Infantry
in the Civil War
Suffering a casualty rate of more than eighty
percent by the war’s end, the 7th Rhode
Island Infantry participated in some of the
fiercest battles of the Civil War. Local author
Robert Grandchamp will talk about gripping
historical stories culled from firsthand sourc-
es such as letters, diaries, and photographs.
7:30pm. Free. Barrington Public Library,
281 County Rd., Barrington. 401- 247-1920
www.barringtonlibrary.org
(Wed. 9/17) Gallery Night Providence
Hop a free Art Bus and visit more than two
dozen galleries, museums, and historic sites.
Free parking at select locations. 5–9pm.
Art Buses available from 5pm-8:40pm. Free.
401-751-2628 www.gallerynight.info
(Fri. 9/19 – 9/26) The House of Anti-
gone
One of the world’s oldest plays becomes a
modern-day retelling of an ancient story of
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courage and faith that asks the question: can
one person change the world? Sun. Eve -
Wed. $20-$50. Thu-Sun. mat $20-$60. Trin-
ity Repertory Company, 201 Washington St.,
Providence. 401-351-4242
www.trinityrep.com
(Sat. 9/20) The Edwards Twins
Anthony & Eddie Edwards have mas-
tered more than 75 characters including
Neil Diamond, Billy Joel, Elton John,
Rod Stewart, Tom Jones, Johnny Mathis,
Ray Charles, and Englebert Humperdink,
Barbra Streisand, Cher and Bette Midler. 8
pm. $20-$30. Stadium Theatre Performing
Arts Centre, 28 Monument Square, Main
St.,Woonsocket. 401-762-4545 www.stadi-
umtheatre.com
(Sat. 9/20) 10th Annual RACE for
Parkinson’s Disease
5K Fun Race and 1.5 Mile Walk . There will
be guest speakers, a picnic lunch served,
raffle prizes, kid’s games and a whole lot
more. 10am., Goddard State Park, 1095
Ives Road, Warwick 401-738-8088
www.visitwarwickri.com
(Sat. 9/20 & 9/27) WaterFire
Begins at dusk. Waterplace Park. Water, light,
smoke, music, and street performers combine
to form an elemental art experience. Free.
401-272-3111 www.waterfire.org
(Sun. 9/21, Tue. 9/23, Sun. 9/28) Le-
gally Blonde
The story of Elle Woods, an underestimated
blonde who doesn’t take “no” for an answer.
When her boyfriend dumps her for someone
more “serious,” Elle puts down the credit
card, hits the books, and sets out to go where
no Delta Nu has gone before: Harvard Law.
Tues, 7pm, Wed.-Thu., 7:30pm. Fri. 8pm.
Sat. 2 & 8pm.Sun. 9/21, 6:30pm. Sun. 9/
28,1pm. $73- $46. Providence Performing
Arts Center (PPAC), 220 Weybosset St.,
Providence. 401-421-2997 www.ppacri.org
(Fri. 9/26-Tue. 9/30) Grease
This classic 1950’s rock ‘n’ roll musi-
cal features Rydell High’s spirited class
of ‘59: gum chewing, hubcap stealing,
hot rod loving boys with D.A.’s and their
wise cracking girls in bobby sox and pedal
pushers. Fri-Sat 7pm, Sun. 2pm. $18-15.
Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre,28
Monument Square, Main St.,Woonsocket.
401-762-4545 www.stadiumtheatre.com
(Sat. 9/27) Star Studded Gala
Don’t miss our Star Studded Gala, including
dinner and dancing and a live and silent auc-
tion, to benefit the Make-A-Wish Founda-
tion® of Rhode Island. 7pm to Midnight.
Providence Marriott, Orms Street, Provi-
dence. 401-781-9474 www.makeawishri.org
(Sat. 9/27) Brad Paisley
CMA Male Vocalist of the Year, performs
live with special guests Jewel, Chuck Wicks
and Julianne Hough. 7:30pm $42.50,
$29.75. Dunkin’ Donuts Center,1 LaSalle
Square, Providence. 401-331-6700
www.dunkindonutscenter.com
(Sat. 9/27) Gandalf Murphy & the
Slambovian Circus of Dreams
On stage they create an enchanting atmo-
sphere, using traditional folk instruments,
electric guitar and distinctive singing and
songwriting. Citing influences as diverse
as Hank Williams, Dylan, Bowie, Incred-
ible String Band and early Pink Floyd, the
band’s music is “punk-classical-hillbilly-
Floyd”, a mental rollercoaster of whimsical,
thought-provoking songs. 8pm. $15. Stone
Soup Coffee House at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church, 50 Park Place, Pawtucket. 401-457-
7147 www.stonesoupcoffeehouse.com
(Mon. 9/29) Alanis Morissette
A dozen years after the breakthrough debut
of Jagged Little Pill, an album which earned
four Grammys and sold 30 million records,
Alanis Morissette remains not only an
enduringly popular artist, but one whose
success stems from a fierce commitment to
authenticity and, to an equal extent, vulner-
ability. 7:30pm. $75.50, $52.50, $42.50.
Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC),
220 Weybosset St., Providence. 401-421-
2997 www.ppacri.org
Newport Area
(Fri. 8/29-Mon. 9/1) 11th Annual
Newport Waterfront Irish Festival
Experience the Emerald Isle in the City
by the Sea. This 3-day community event
celebrates Irish music, culture, cuisine and
crafts. Newport Yachting Center, 4 Commer-
cial Wharf, Newport. 401-846-1600
www.newportfestivals.com
(Ongoing) Ghost Tours of Newport
Take a lantern-led evening stroll down
historic Newport, Rhode Island‘s shadowy
lanes and discover the ghosts, ghouls, and
legends of this haunted city by the sea. 401-
841-8600. 1-866-33GHOST www.ghostsof-
newport.com
(Ongoing thru Labor Day) Public
Tours of Rose Island Lighthouse
10am-4pm. Newport. www.roseislandlight-
house.org/SummerTours.htm
(Ongoing) Fort Adams Daily Tour
Guided tours of Historic Fort Adams leave
from the Visitor’s Center every hour on the
hour from 10am-4pm. Adults $10 Children
(6-17) $5 5 and under Free. Family Rate $25
(2 Adults and up to 4 children) Tours are
weather dependant. 401-841-0707
www.fortadams.org
(Ongoing) Comedy & Theater
All seats $20. Firehouse Theater, 4 Equality
Park Place. Newport . 401-849-fire(3473)
www.firehousetheater.org
(Ongoing) Guided Tours of Belcourt
Castle
10am-4pm. Tours last about 1 hour. Belcourt
Castle, 657 Bellevue Ave. Newport. 401-
846-0669 www.belcourtcastle.com
(Thursdays & Saturdays) Ghost Tours
Miss Virginia Smith, world traveler, presents
her often revised ghost tour. 5pm. $18. per
person. Not for children under 8. Reserva-
tions needed. Belcourt Castle, 657 Bellevue
Ave. Newport. 401-846-0669
www.belcourtcastle.com
(Fridays) Comedy Murder Mystery
Solve a humorous murder mystery while
dining along scenic Narragansett Bay.
6:30pm. Newport Dinner Train, 19 Amer-
ica’s Cup Avenue, Newport. 401-841-8700
www.newportdinnertrain.com
(Saturdays) Coastal Growers Market
A seasonal farmers market in collaboration
with local farms and artisanal food produc-
ers. Special events run throughout the season,
including visits by chefs, children’s activities,
craft days, and an heirloom tomato tasting.
9am-12pm. Free. Rain or shine. Casey Farm,
2325 Boston Neck Rd, Saunderstown. 401-
295-1030
(Sundays & Mondays & Fridays)
Candelight Tours
Enjoy Belcourt Castle’s rich social history as
told in the romantic atmosphere of candlelit
rooms. 6pm. $18. per person. Not for children
under 5. Reservations needed. Belcourt
Castle, 657 Bellevue Ave. Newport. 401-846-
0669. www.belcourtcastle.com
(Sundays) Old Colony/Newport
Train Rides
Remember the days of old and travel along
the scenic tracks of Aquidneck Island.
11:45am & 1:45pm Adults $7.50, Children
$5, Parlor Car $11. Old Colony/Newport
Railroad Newport Depot, 19 America’s
Cup Ave. Newport. 401- 624-6951
www.ocnrr.com
(thru September) The Aquidneck
Grower’s Market
Saturdays 9am to 1pm, 909 East Main Rd
(Rte 138) in Middletown. 401-848-0099 and
Wednesdays 2pm to 6pm, Corner Pelham &
Bellevue St.(Touro Park) Newport.
www.dem.ri.gov/programs
(thru Sat. 11/3) Corn Maze
Get Lost in Escobar’s Corn Maze. The Maze
has 2 miles of paths (in 2 phases), and covers
8 acres of farm. Fri 3pm til dusk, Sat 10am
til dusk, & 11am -dusk Sun. 12 & over,
$7; 5 - 11 yrs, $5; children 4 & under free.
Escobar’s Highland Farm, 251 Middle Rd in
Portsmouth. 401-683-1444. www.esco-
barshighlandfarm.com
(thru Sat. 11/8) Zoo in the House: Ani-
mals in the Doris Duke Art Collection
A personal glimpse of Doris Duke and her
SouthCoast MA • Rhode Island • Cape Cod & the Islands what’s up?
beloved pet dogs will be provided through
photographs and video. Rough Point, Bel-
levue Ave, Newport. 401-849-7300
www.newportrestoration.com
(thru Fri. 11/14) Design Trends in So-
Newport
phisticated Clothes: Couture Ensembles by
Pierre Cardin 1964-2002
The exhibit will explore the work of one of
the most creative and avant-garde fashion de-
signers of the 20th century, illustrated through
a collection of evening dresses, cocktail
dresses, suits, coats and accessories recently
donated to the Preservation Society by Diane
Vernes Brown. Rosecliff, Bellevue Avenue,
Newport. 401-847-1000
www.newportmansions.org
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(Thursdays & Saturdays) Murder
Mystery
An interactive murder mystery set at a
masquerade party in the 1890’s. Reservations
suggested. Thurdays 7pm, Saturdays 1:30pm.
Astors’ Beechwood Mansion, 580 Bellevue
Avenue, Newport. 401-846-3772 www.astors-
beechwood.com
(Fridays) Comedy Wedding Reception
After the “I do’s” can Mama save her only
daughter from a fate worse than life without
linguini? 6:30pm. Newport Dinner Train, 19
America’s Cup Avenue, Newport. 401-841-
8700 www.newportdinnertrain.com
(Sundays & Wednesdays) Lobster Din-
ner Sunset Sail
Dockside New England Lobster Bake at
Marina Grille and Sunset Sail on Schooner
Aurora. Dinner 5-6:30pm. Sailing 6:30-8pm.
Reservations required. Space limited. Dates
dependent on weather. IDC, Inc. 5 Marina
Plaza (Goat Island), Newport. 401-849-6683
www.newportexperience.com
(Sat. 9/6) 33rd Annual 15K Run Around
the Block
Over 500 runners participating in the run.
Great T-Shirt’s designed for your entry fee
along with wonderful day trip to Block Is-
land. 1:30pm. $20. Isaac’s Corner, Center Rd,
Block Island. 800 383-2474
www.blockislandchamber.com
(Sun. 9/7) Picnic with La Madeleine
Celtic Music. 1pm-3pm. Sweet Berry Farm,
915 Mitchell’s Lane, Middletown. 401-847-
3912 www.sweetberryfarmri.com
(Sun. 9/7 & 9/21) Guided Birdwalks
Whether you are just a beginner or more
advanced, this is a great way to sharpen your
skills. 8-10am. Free. Norman Bird Sanctuary,
583 Third Beach Road. Middletown. 401-
846-2577 www.normanbirdsanctuary.org
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(Mon. 9/8) Second Monday Film Series
Features a screening of a pre-release indepen-
dent film followed by a Q&A. Jane Pickens
Theater & Event Center, 49 Touro Street,
Newport
(Sat. 9/13-Sun. 9/14) Revolutionary
War Living History Weekend
Walk among the re-enactors, speak with the
soldiers, see cooking demonstrations, weap-
onry, and equipment demonstrations. Several
local militia units will be in attendance.
10am–5pm. Adults, $10; children 6-17, $5;
(Sat. 9/20) Red Molly a natural snack. 1pm-3pm. Free. Copicut A day of fun activities. (Rain date 9/14) En-
8pm. Doors open 7pm. $20. Common Fence, Fall River Area Woods, Bioreserve. Trustees of Reservations. tertainment and fun for all ages. Live music,
Common Fence Point Community Hall. 933 508-679-2115 www.greenfutures.org pie contest, great food & vendors, hay rides,
Anthony Road, Portsmouth. 401-683-5085 guided trail & cemetery walks, kids crafts &
(Tuesdays) Ballroom Dancing
www.commonfencemusic.org (Sun. 9/7) 7th Annual Narrows Festival games, demonstrations, produce market &
Door prizes, raffle, line dancing. Live music
of the Arts craft vendors including Sakonnet Grow-
by the Nu-Sounds. Singles welcome. 12:30-
(Thu. 9/25-Sun. 9/28) Newport Mansions Fine art, fine music, fine food -2 stages of ers Market. Open to the Public. 10am–4pm.
4pm. $6. Liberal Club, 20 Star St, Fall River.

Newport. 401-846-9100
www.newportfilmfestival.com
(Wed. 9/10) Display Garden Soiree
families, $25. Fort tours included. Fort Ad-
ams State Park, Newport RI. 401-841-0707
www.fortadams.org
(Fri. 9/19) Friends of Ballroom Dinner
Dance
Music by: Glenn Miller Orchestra. Officer’s
Club, Newport Naval Station, Newport. 401-
849-5323
(Fri. 9/19-Sun. 11/23) Pajama Tops
Wine and Food Festival music featuring; The Holmes Brothers, Eric Children: $5 for all activities. Pardon Gray
508-994-7240
Enjoy specialty wines, fabulous food, celeb- Lindell Band, Jim Lauderdale Trio, Carrie Reserve, Main Rd, Tiverton RI. Linda 401-
rity wine experts and chefs and the elegant Rodriguez also Mark Small, Jeremy Wallace 625-5682 www.tivertonlandtrust.org
(thru Sat. 9/13) Portuguese Artists
setting of the Newport Mansions during this Trio, Andrea Belanger, Low Anthem. An
Featuring work of Victor Nobrega, Martine
remarkable weekend food and wine experi- interactive children’s area, fun for the whole (Sat. 9/13) Tom Rush
Sousa, Steve Sousa, Holly Ferreira, Leanne
ence. Rosecliff and Marble House, Bellevue family. 11am. Free. Narrows Center for the A Narrows fave. This will sell-out quickly.
Marie Diogo and Ernest “Butch” Beaupar-
Avenue, Newport. 401-847-1000 Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-1926 Doors open 7pm, all shows start 8pm. $35
land. Curated by Dr. Stephen Cabral, anthro-
www.newportmansions.org www.ncfta.org advance, $35 day of show. Narrows Center
pologist. Cherry & Webb Gallery, 139 South
for the Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River. 508-
Main St. Fall River. Hours M-F 9am-7pm.
(Sat. 9/27-Sun. 9/28) 20th Annual Taste (Thu. 9/11) Rite of Reflection Ceremony 324-1926 www.ncfta.org
508-679-8419; 508-672-6602
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Explore the garden at its peak, enjoy wines
from a different geographic region, music by
local musicians, gourmet cheese and scenery.
Speak with staff horticulturists, stroll the
grounds, and bring a picnic dinner to cel-
ebrate the season.The Display Garden is con-
tagious with energy and new ideas; a flurry
of discovery and wonderment accompany its
peak explosion of color, texture, and scent.
5pm–Dusk. Single soirée: $25p/p, $35 per
couple. Pkg of four: $60 p/p-$100 per couple.
Blithewold Members Package of Four: $50
per individual / $80 per couple. Advanced
Registration Required. Blithewold Mansion,
Gardens & Arboretum, 101 Ferry Rd, Bristol
RI.401-253-2707 www.blithewold.org
(Thu. 9/11-Sun. 9/14) Newport Interna-
tional Boat Show
As one of the five largest in-water boat shows
in the country, the Newport International Boat
Show features more than 600 new power-
boats and sailboats from domestic and inter-
national exhibitors. Hundreds of booths with
marine electronics, services and accessories,
plus educational seminars, Discover Sailing,
a TrawlerPort section and exciting first-time
boat and product debuts can be found at the
Newport Show. Newport Yachting Center, 4
Commercial Wharf, Newport. 401-846-1115
www.newportboatshow.com
(Fri. 9/12-Sun. 9/14) Block Island In-
shore Fishing Tournament
Fishing will start Fri evening 6pm & run until
Sunday 12 noon. Benefiting the National
Children’s Cancer Society. Entry Fee $40.
401-466-5392 www.bifishworks.com
The plot is all fun! A philandering husband-
-a voluptuous girl--a devilish butler--a sexy
maid-- and a lovely wife make up this farce
that will keep you laughing! Very sexy
without the sex or the nudity or even a bad
word--Now, that’s good writing! Just lots of
fun! Fri, Sat and Sun, doors open 6pm w/
buffet at 6:15 and curtain 8pm. Tue, Wed,
Thu, Sat & Sun matinees, doors open 11am
with buffet at 11:30am and curtain 1pm.
Theater only, $33.95 p/p; dinner, theater
and cabaret, $48.95 p/p. Newport Play-
house & Cabaret Restaurant, 102 Connell
Highway, Newport. 401-848-PLAY (7529)
www.newportplayhouse.com
(Sat. 9/20) Harpsichordist Paul Cienniwa
Performing
J.S. Bach’s
Complete
Klavierübung,
Book II. 8pm
(pre-concert
lecture at
7:30pm). $25
general admis-
sion / $10 ages
6-18 / 10% off
full-price tick-
ets (seniors,
students,
military, WGBH, AAA, EMA) Hawes Room
at Trinity Church, One Queen Anne Square,
Newport RI. Tickets: ArtTix, 401-621-6123.
Directions/info 401-855-3096 www.newport-
baroque.org
(Sat. 9/20) Fall Family Festival
Scarecrow building, kids’ crafts, storytell-
ing, local produce, artisans, a Dutch Bulb
sale, and live music highlight the Fall Family
Festival at Green Animals. A full day of
fun for the whole family. 10am-5pm. Green
Animals Topiary Garden, 380 Cory’s Lane,
Portsmouth. 401-847-1000 www.newport-
mansions.org
www.candwgallery.org
Offers a taste of the best Rhode Island has to (Thu. 9/18) WCSWANS and WNRI
offer with some of the States finest cuisine, Joint Women’s Event
(thru Tue. 9/30) 11th Annual Outdoor
arts, and culture. Newport Yachting Center, 4 Two popular women’s groups in RI,
Sculpture Exhibition
Commercial Wharf, Newport. 401-846-1600 Womens Network RI and Womens Club
The Sculpture park is open to the public for
www.newportfestivals.com SWANS, are working together to support
viewing during daylight hours. The Four
women by having a joint dinner event.
Corners Arts Center located on the grounds
(Sat. 9/27) Idgy Speaker, Allison Alexander, news anchor
of The Meeting House, 3582 Main Rd,
Vaughn of ABC6 News. 6-9pm. $30/non-members,
Tiverton RI. 401-624-2600 www.tiverton-
8pm. Doors open $20/members. McGovern’s on the Water,
fourcorners.com
7pm. $20. Common Battleship Cove, unveils Massachusetts’ per- Fall River. 401-694-1284 www.wcswans.
Fence, Common manent memorial to the victims of September com or 401-480-2465 www.womensnet-
(Fri. 9/5-Sun. 9/7) Twelfth Night
Fence Point Com- 11th. Battleship Cove, Fall River. 508-678- workri.com
Shakespeare’s popular comedy involving
munity Hall. 933 1100 www.battleshipcove.org
mistaken identity, drunken revelry, and love
Anthony Road, (Sun. 9/21) Fun Day in the Forest
triumphant! Presented by The Classical Play-
Portsmouth. 401- (Fri. 9/12) Karla Bonoff A wonderful assortment of experiences: mu-
ers Theater Company. Sept. 5, 6 at 7pm Sept.
683-5085 www.com- She had one of the top performances at the sic, Regal Reptiles, Mad Science, owls, arts
7 at 11am. Westport Rivers Vineyards, 417
monfencemusic.org Narrows in 2007. Her songs have been per- & crafts, climbing wall, hay & pony rides,
Hixbridge Rd, Westport, MA. 508-287-6306
formed by the likes of Linda Ronstadt. Doors archery, auction, field games exhibits and
classicalplayers@hotmail.com
(Sat. 9/27) Stone Wall Workshop open 7pm, all shows start 8pm. $28 advance, good food. It’s all happening in your local
Learn to build and repair traditional stone $31 day of show. Narrows Center for the forest and it’s free! 11am-4pm. Friends of
(Fri. 9/5-Sun. 9/7) Westport Rock
walls in this hands-on experience. Join Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-1926 the Freetown/Fall River State Forest, Forest
Rhythm & Blues Festival
master class instructors Chris and Dan Smith www.ncfta.org HQ, Slab Bridge Rd., Assonet MA. 508-672-
Friday night kickoff - a chicken BBQ &
for their sixth year of this active workshop. 2417 www.greenfutures.org
music 6-10 pm. Sat & Sun the gates open at
Reservations required. 9:30am-12:30pm. (Fri. 9/12 & Sun. 9/13) Ghost Hunters
12 noon - a great time to be with friends and
Prescott Farm, 2009 West Main Rd, Middle- University (Sun. 9/21) Arts Around The Block
family. Bring your own chairs, or toss out a
town RI. 401-847-6230 www.newportresto- Learn how to use paranormal investigative Festival
blanket and pack a picnic or enjoy the great
ration.com equipment and conduct an investigation of Artists, craftspeople, & musicians. 12-
food sold at the concession stands - a winner
the Lizzie Borden house. Evening event $99, 4pm. Purchase Street from Bank Street to
either way! $10 donation; kids under 12 free.
(Sat. 9/27) Windmill Tours and Johnny- overnight stay $150. Dinner provided for all Cherry Street. Call James Bartley at (508)
Holy Ghost Grounds, 171 Sodom Rd. West-
cake Demonstrations guests & breakfast is included w/ overnight 679-8871 or email bartleyjw@juno.com for
port MA. 508-636-8346 www.awish.org
Take a tour of the 1812 Sherman stay. The Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast. 92 more information.
windmill to learn about this fascinat- Second St., Fall River MA. 508-675-7333
(Sat. 9/6) Rock, Rhythm & Blues Mo-
ing machine and about the process and www.lizzie-borden.com (Sat. 9/27- Sun. 9/28) Heritage Harvest
torcycle Run
importance of grist milling in Aquidneck Festival
Come and ride for the kids! Registration
Island’s past. Sample johnnycakes made (Sat. 9/13) A Country Day at Pardon All day entertainment, food court, bake shop,
opens at 9:00 am and will run until 11:00
from authentic Rhode Island white cap Gray blueberry pie eating contest, children’s cos-
am - what a blast, and what a sight to see
flint corn ground in RI’s old grist mills. tume parade, children’s activity tent, pumpkin
- there were over 180 bikes last year! Starts at
10am-2pm. Prescott Farm, 2009 West decorating, exhibits, pony rides, commercial
Dave’s Beach, Jefferson St, Fall River MA.
Main Rd, Middletown RI. 401-847-6230 and hand crafted vendors. 10am - 8pm. Free,
Ends at: Holy Ghost Grounds, Westport MA.
www.newportrestoration.com rain or shine. Friends of Heritage State Park.
$20 registration fee, includes bike ride and
508-675-6373
admission to the RR&B festival. 508-675-
(Sat. 9/27) Ernie and the Automatics
5531 www.awish.org
Serving dinner from 6pm-10pm. Live music
at 10 pm. Newport Blues Cafe, 286 Thames Send Calendar Listings by the 10th of
(Sat. 9/6) Wild Edibles Walk each month prior to publication to:
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 (Saturdays) Rochester Farmer’s Market the fort’s five cannons. 10am Sat-3pm Sun. tion Society, New Bedford Historical Society because the commander likes him, Cockian is and their families. 12 Noon. $30/per person.
New Bedford Area Fresh local produce, flowers, certified organic Free. Fort Phoenix, Fort St, Fairhaven MA. and AHA! Partners. 5-9pm. Free. Downtown granted life on one condition: that he imper- Little Marion Golf Course, Marion MA. 508-
eggs, herbs, artisan baked goods. 8am-Noon. 508-979-4085 & National Park. 508-264-8859 sonates a missing Christian leader. Wed–Sat 958-6200 www.bettercommunity.com
(Mondays) Toe Jam Puppet Band Plumb Corner Shopping Plaza parking lot, www.ahanewbedford.org 8pm, Sun. 2:30pm. For reservation info call

New Bedford
Creative Arts Playgroup 515 Rounseville Rd, Rochester. 508-763-4905 (Sat. 9/6-Sun. 9/7) Acushnet Apple & box office 508-993-0772. Your Theatre, at (Wed. 9/24-Sun. 10/19) Fall Members Show
Come sing, dance and play the hour away www.rochesterfarmersmarket.org (Fri. 9/12) KoKo Taylor and Shemekia St. Martin’s Church Hall, 136 Rivet St, New Splendid Fall Members Show with an eclectic
New Bedford

with the famous Toe Jam Puppet Band Two
shows 10:30am and 12:30pm. Zoo admis-
sion + $5/family. Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425
Hawthorn St, New Bedford, 508-991-4566
www.bpzoo.org
(Mondays) Brooklawn Park Farmers
Market
Enjoy the freshest produce and finest goods
our local farmers have to offer. 2pm-Dusk.
Brooklawn Park, New Bedford. Karl Glosl,
Jr. 508-995-5019
(Sundays) Fairhaven Farmer’s Market
Buy wonderful, fresh local produce from area
farmers. 1-4pm. Free. West Lawn, Fairhaven
High School, 12 Huttleston Ave, Fairhaven.
Access the parking lot off Main St to the rear
of Academy Building.
(thru Sun. 9/7) Public Hanging XIX
An invitation to all artists! Come and
display your fine work at our much-antici-
pated Public Hanging Show. Every piece
Peach Festival
This quintessential town fair rings in the
start of the fall & harvest season. Enjoy great
Copeland
Powerhouse Women of the Blues. A rare
double bill of award winning, soul shaking
blues singers and their powerhouse bands,
8pm. $45.50 & $38.50. Zeiterion Theatre,
684 Purchase Street, New Bedford. 508-994-
2900 www.zeiterion.org
(Sat. 9/13) Your Vote Is Magic Initia-
tive: “Your Vote Is Magic”
Come and exercise your right! Your Vote
Is Magic is a public service campaign that
Bedford. www.yourtheatre.org
(Fri. 9/19) 20th Anniversary & Cocktail
Reception
This grand fundraiser for Better Commu-
nity Living features sparkling cocktails,
superb dinner, and award ceremony for local
supporters, community and staff. 6-9pm.
$20/donation welcome. Café Funchal, 123
Church St, New Bedford. 508-958-6200
www.bettercommunity.com.
array of fine paintings, sculptures and pho-
tography. Wed–Fri 11am–5pm; Sat & Sun
11am–3pm. Gallery X, 169 William St, New
Bedford, 508-992-2675 www.galleryx.org
(Sat. 9/27) NBSO Opening Night –
Romantic Gems
Exquisite concert begins with Strauss’s
lone-poem Til Eulenspiegel, followed by
Paul Hindemith’s Symphonic Metamorpho-
sis on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber.
Also showcasing the compelling talent and

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(Tuesdays thru 9/23) Yoga in the Park
Lori Watkins, certified yoga instructor. Spon-
sored by the Friends of Buttonwood Park.
Weather permitting. Bring your own yoga
mat. 8-9am. Free. Next to Buttonwood Park
greenhouse, Fuller Parkway. buttonwood-
yoga@gmail.com
(Wednesdays & Saturdays) Walking
Tours Of 19th Century Neighborhoods
Walking tours of historic city neighbor-
hoods on Wednesday & Saturday after-
noons. Reservation only for groups of five
or more. 1-3pm. $5/per person. Location:
Step off 388 County St. 508-997-6425
www.nbpreservationsociety.org
(Thursdays) Wings Court Farmers Market
Enjoy the freshest produce and finest goods
our local farmers have to offer. 2pm-Dusk.
Wings Court, Union Street Entrance, New
Bedford. Karl Glosl, Jr. 508-995-5019.
(Thursdays & Sundays) Fairhaven
Village Militia
Colonial era men, women, children tell of fort
history and life in the 1770s. Thu 1-4pm &
Sun 2-5pm. Free. Handicap accessible. Fort
Phoenix, Fort St., Fairhaven. 508-979-4085.
(Fridays thru October) Padanaram
Farmers’ Market
1-6pm at Rex Field (351 Elm Street, South
Dartmouth. 508-991-5185 Karen Snyder
karen.e.snyder@gmail.com farmsilver-
brook@aol.com
of art submitted will be displayed. Wed–Fri
11am–5pm; Sat & Sun 11am–3pm. Gallery
X, 169 William St, New Bedford, 508-992-
2675 www.galleryx.org
(thru Sat. 9/13) Art Exposed: From
Concept to Completion
Illustrates the artistic processes involved
behind creating a finished piece of art..
ArtWorks!, 384 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford.
Gallery hours are Tues - Sat, 12Noon-5pm &
til 9pm on AHA! Nights (second Thursday
every month). 508-984-1588 www.artworks-
foryou.org
(Thru Tue. 9/30) Sea & Sky, Cloud Stud-
ies by William Bradford Exhibit
Stunning exhibition Sea and Sky, Cloud Stud-
ies by local artist William Bradford. Free
with Museum fee. Wheelchair Accessible.
New Bedford Whaling Museum, 18 Johnny
Cake Hill, New Bedford. 508-997-0046
www.whalingmuseum.org
(thru Wed. 10/1) Members Show
Open to Public Tues-Fri 1pm-5pm. Sat
Hours: 10am-2pm. Closed Sun & Mon.
Marion Art Center 80 Pleasant St. Marion.
508-748-1266 www.marionartcenter.org
(Wed. 9/3 & 9/17) Audible Think Impro-
vised Music Series
Hosted by Andy McWain, composer, pianist
and UMASS faculty. Presenting regional and
international musicians for lively sessions
in the Douglass Gallery. 7:30. Donation: $5
www.audiblethink.com. Gallery X, 169 Wil-
liam St, New Bedford, 508-992-2675
www.galleryx.org
(Sat. 9/6-Sun. 9/7) Fairhaven Village
Militia Fort Phoenix Days Encampment
Talk to period costumed men and women
about the fort’s history and life in the
1770’s See flintlock musket firing demon-
strations. Sat evening at sundown (approx.
7:30) see a demonstration “night firing” of
food, arts & crafts, musical entertainment,
children’s carnival and its famous apple &
peach desserts and preserves. 10am–6pm.
Free. 1203 Main St, Acushnet. 508-998-0285
(Mon. 9/8) Bartleby Scrivener Poetry
Group
Join the Bartleby Poets for an informal poetry
gathering. Small donation ($3). 6:30pm. Bak-
er Books, 69 State Road, North Dartmouth.
508-287-2482 www.bakerbooks.net
(Wed. 9/10) Sunset Kayak Tour
Paddle along the Slocum River. Paddlers of all
abilities are welcome. 6-8pm. $25 Members.
$45 Non-members. Lloyd Center Headquar-
ters. Register online or call the Lloyd Center’s
Event line at 508-558-2918. Lloyd Center, 430
Potomska Rd. Dartmouth. 508-990 0505
www.lloydcenter.org
(Wed. 9/10-Sun. 9/21) Honoring Our
Veterans Exhibit
Come and view a spectacular exhibition of
works paying tribute to our men and women
who have served the armed forces. Wed–Fri
11am–5pm; Sat & Sun 11am–3pm. Gallery
X, 169 William St, New Bedford, 508-992-
2675 www.galleryx.org
(Thu. 9/11) Women’s Canoe Trip
Ladies only! Enjoy canoeing the historic Slo-
cum River. Transportation and all equipment
provided. Bring footwear that you won’t mind
getting wet, as well as a snack and drink (non-
alcoholic). 6:30–8:30pm. $20 Members $25
Non-members. Register online or call the
Lloyd Center’s Event line at 508-558-2918.
Lloyd Center for the Environment, 430 Po-
tomska Rd. Dartmouth. 508-990 0505
www.lloydcenter.org
(Thu. 9/11) AHA! New Bedford: “A Night
Of Walking Tours”
An evening of walking tours through historic
New Bedford presented jointly by the Na-
tional Park Service, New Bedford Preserva-
is being created and developed through a
local grassroots initiative to stimulate voter
registration, awareness and interest through-
out the South Coast. Lyn Dillies will perform
a World Premiere Election Themed Illusion.
6:30-9pm. Free. Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425
Hawthorn Street, New Bedford MA. 508-
965-5075 www.yourvoteismagic.com
(Sat. 9/13-Mon. 10/13) Sample – Artists
of New Bedford Open Studios Exhibit
An exceptional exhibit of work by local artists,
crafters and designers presented in conjunc-
tion with Open Studios Weekend. Gallery
hours Tue-Sat, 12Noon-5pm & til 9pm on
AHA! Nights (second Thu every month). Free.
ArtWorks!, 384 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford.
508-984-1588 www.artworksforyou.org
(Sun. 9/14) 3rd Annual New Bedford
Seaport
Chowder
Festival
Come
& enjoy
“taste-
test-
ing” an
array of
chowders
and kale
soups
freshly made from approximately 30 of the
finest area South Coast restaurants. Make this
one of your fall events and vote for your fa-
vorite chowder and soup. 12-4pm. $10/Adult;
$5/Children 6 – 12 years; 5 years and under
are free. Custom House Square, downtown
New Bedford. 508-990-2777 www.downtown-
newbedford.org
(Wed. 9/17- Sat. 9/27) Presenting Phi-
lemon
A captivating musical, set in the third-cen-
tury Roman Empire. Cockian, a clown finds
himself face-to-face with a rigid commander
who feels he should be sent to his death. But
(Fri. 9/19) 18th Annual International
Wine Festival & Auction
Wine tasting from around the globe, glorious
foods, entertainment and a silent auction
under the tent. Stunning annual gala features
fine wines, sparkling champagnes, hearty
ports and distinctive micro-brews from
around the world. More than 15 area restau-
rants serve their finest cuisine that is sure to
satisfy. All proceeds to benefit WHALE’s
historic preservation, affordable housing,
neighborhood development and education
programs. 5:30-9pm. $65, $75, $85. Custom
House Square, Downtown New Bedford.
508-997-1776 www.waterfrontleague.org
(Sat. 9/20) 3rd Annual Slocum River
Regatta
This event is open to more than 15 different
classes that include single and double racing
sculls, recreational rowing crafts, whaleboats,
kayaks, and canoes, all in men’s, women’s
and mixed categories. The emphasis of the
Regatta is on good fun and enjoyment of
the scenic Slocum River. A post-race light
lunch and awards ceremonies will follow the
race. Lloyd Center for the Environment, 430
Potomska Rd. Dartmouth. 508-990 0505
www.lloydcenter.org
(Sun. 9/21) Family Fun-Fest
A fun-filled family event complete with
crafts, games, nature activities and walks,
dip netting, kayaking, informational walks,
scavenger hunt, music and, of course, our
legendary “make your own sundae” extrava-
ganza. 12pm-3pm. Free. Lloyd Center for the
Environment, 430 Potomska Rd. Dartmouth.
508-990 0505 www.lloydcenter.org
(Sun. 9/21) Annual Golf Outing
A fun day awaits you at our annual golf
excursion for staff, consumers, friends and
families! Featuring sixteen holes of great
golf, a yummy cookout and raffle prizes. Pro-
ceeds to benefit programs that support adults
and children with developmental disabilities
skill of Russian pianist Alexander Ghindin.
8pm. Adult 20, $30, $40, $50; Student $10.
Zeiterion Theatre, 684 Purchase Street, New
Bedford. 508-994-2900 www.zeiterion.org
www.nbsymphony.org
(Sat. 9/27-Sun. 9/28) 5th Annual Work-
ing Waterfront Festival
Celebrating the commercial fishing industry
and educating the public about the lives,
skills and traditions of fishermen proces-
sors and all of the others who are part of
the working waterfront. Tour fishing boats,
demonstrations and contest of occupational
skills, food, music and more. This is a unique
opportunity for the fishing community to rep-
resent itself and teach the public about all that
goes into bringing seafood from the ocean to
the table. 11-6pm. Free. New Bedford Water-
front, Fishermen’s Pier, Merrill’s Wharf. 508-
993-8894 www.workingwaterfrontfestival.org
(Sat. 9/27) 3rd Annual Hispanic Heritage
Night
Experience Latin dance instruction, Span-
ish food and a chance for a prize in the salsa
dance contest. 7:30pm-12:30am. $20 per per-
son & $10 for young women ages 18-30. The
Sky Room at Howland Place, 651 Orchard St,
New Bedford. 5080-999-3255.
(Sun. 9/28) Matt’s Ride for the Cure III
Motorcycle run leaves 10am promptly (gates
open 8am). Return at 1-1:30pm. 5 great bands
starting at noon. 7 coarse Texas style BBQ.
Chinese auction, raffles. Bike wash. High-
lander 789 Main St. Acushnet. 774-202-3917

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Cape Cod & the Islands
(Thru Sun. 11/30) Flight Path: Plim-
Cape Cod & the Islands
outh Beach
Eighty-five striking images by nature pho-
tographer Jim Fenton provide a close-up of
coastal water bird life to reveal their beauty
and behavior. Adults $28, Children: $18.
Plimouth Plantation. 137 Warren Avenue,
Plymouth. 508 746-1622 www.plimoth.org
(Mondays thru 9/29) Classic Car
Cruise Nights
A touch of nostalgia from with the Cape
Cod Classics Car Club. Enjoy looking at all
of the beautiful classic automobiles. 6-8pm.
Meservey’s Family Restaurant, 2175 Main
St, S Chatham. Chatham Chamber of Com-
merce 508-945-5199 www.capecod.com
(Mondays & Fridays thru 9/29)
Guided Kayak Tour
Join a naturalist on an exciting adventure. All
trips focus on the natural history of saltwater
communities. 10am-12pm. Member $28 Non-
member $35. Registration required. Ages 11 &
up with adult. Felix Neck Wilflife Sanctuary,
100 Felix Neck Dr., Edgartown, 508-627-4850
www.massaudubon.org/felixneck
(Tuesdays thru Sept) Yoga in the
Gardens
Held in various gardens throughout the
grounds. 8am-9pm. Fees per 4-week session:
Members: $50; Non-Members: $55. Drop
in Fee: $15 per class. Heritage Museums &
Gardens, 67 Grove Street, Sandwich. 508-888-
3300 www.heritagemuseumsandgardens.org
(Fri. and Sat. 9/5, 9/6, 9/19, 9/20, 9/26,
9/27) Breakfast with our Rare Breeds
Wake up with Plimoth Plantation’s Rare
Breed animals. 8am-10am. Members Adult
$14.Child (6-12) $7. Non-member Adult
$20. Child (6-12) $10. Plymouth Plantation,
137 Warren Ave, Plymouth. 508-746- 1622
www.plimoth.org
(thru Sat. 9/13) Neil Simon’s, Come
Blow Your Horn
A very funny comedy about a 33 year old
playboy and his obedient 21 year old brother
who work for their Jewish father, the owner
of the largest artifical fruit business in the east.
Tue-Sun: 8pm. $20. Playhouse,120 Main St,
Orleans 508-255-3075 www.apa1.org
(Sundays thru 10/13) 12th Annual
Vineyard Artisans Summer Fair
Fair features many of the Islands top craftspeo-
ple. Food, free parking. Craft demonstrations.
10am-2pm, Free. West Tisbury Grange Hall,
West Tisbury Grange Hall, West Tisbury. 508-
693-8989 www.vineyardartisans.com
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(thru Sun. 10/19) King Richard’s Cabor Toss, Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss, New Bedford Art Museum
PLACES TO VISIT
Faire sheep herding, clan tents, vendors, Scottish New Bedford Area 608 Pleasant St., New Bedford
food & Historic Highland and Country-dance 508-961-3072
performances.10am-5pm. $15. for adults. Artworks!
Blithewold Mansion At Dover St. 384 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford Whaling Museum
$7.50 children ages 4-12, children 3 and
Providence Area Gardens & Arb.101 Ferry Rd., New Bedford 508-984-1588 18 Johnny Cake Hill,
under free. Heritage Museums and Gardens,
Rte 114 Bristol 401-253-2707 www.artworksforyou.org New Bedford 508-997-0046
67 Grove St, Sandwich. 508-888-3300 www.
Providence Children’s Museum www.blithewold.org www.whalingmuseum.org
heritagemuseumsandgardens.org
100 South St., Providence Buttonwood
401-273-5437 Escobar’s Corn Maze Park Zoo Rotch Jones Duff House &
(Fri. 9/19 thru Sun.10/12) Macbeth
www.childrenmuseum.org Middle Rd., Portsmouth 425 Haw- Museum
An innovative and gripping production of 401-683-1444 396 County St., New Bedford
thorn St.,
Shakespeare’s masterwork. $18, $20 for Mu- www.escobarshighlandfarm.com New Bedford 508-997-1401 www.rjdmuseum.org
Providence Festival Ballet
sicals,$12 Youth 21 and under. Fri-Sat: 8pm, 508-991-
825 Hope St., Providence
Sun:4pm. Harwich Junior Theatre, 105 Divi- 401-353-1129 Fort Adams State Park 6178 www. Zeiterion Theatre
Weekends and holidays. A vivid recreation sion St, West Harwich www.hjtcapecod.org www.festivalballet.com 1 Lincoln Drive., Newport bpzoo.org 684 Purchase St., New Bedford.
of the 16th century English market place. Ac- 401-841-0707 508-997-5664 www.zeiterion.org
tors, dancers, puppeteers, jugglers, minstrels, (Fri. 9/19 thru Sun. 9/21) 39th Annual Providence Performing Arts www.fortadams.org Fort Taber Military Museum
mimes, magicians and musicians perform Bourne Scallop Festival Center (PPAC) Clark’s Cove, New Bedford Cape Cod
each weekend for the favor Of His Royal Held at Buzzards Bay Park, Main St., Buz- 220 Weybosset St., Providence, Fall River Area www.forttaber.org
Highness King Richard. 10:30am-6pm. zards Bay & featuring varieties of food, 401-421-2997 www.ppacri.org Cape Cod Melody Tent
Adults $25 Kids 5-12 $14. Kids under 5 Free. entertainment, craft show, professional home Narrow Center for the Arts Gallery X 21 West Main Street, Hyannis,
King Richard’s Faire, Route 58 Carver. 508- show, plus rides & games. Cape Cod Canal Roger Williams Park Zoo 16 Anawan St., Fall River 169 William St., New Bedford 508-775-5630
1000 Elmwood Ave. 508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org 508-992-2675 galleryx.org www.melodytent.org
866-5391 www.kingrichardsfaire.net Region Chamber of Commerce. 508-759-
Providence
6000 www.capecodcanalchamber.org Lloyd Center
401-785-3510 Old Colony and Fall River Heritage Museums & Garden
(Mon 9/1, Sat. 9/6 & Sun. 9/7) Day www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org Railroad Museum 430 Potomska Rd., S. Dartmouth 67 Grove St. (off Rte. 130)
Out with Thomas the Tank Engine (Sat. 9/20) Plymouth Philharmonic 508-990-0505
Battleship Cove, 2 Water St., Sandwich 508-888-3300 www.
Thomas the Tank Engine heads the train on Orchestra - Classical I: Ode to Joy
Newport Area Fall River 508-674-9340 heritagemuseumandgardens.org
a 2-mile train ride through the 1300 acre Barber-Second Essay for Orchestra, Op. 17 Museum of Madeiran
cranberry plantation. 9am-5pm. $18 for any- and Beethoven-Symphony No 9, Choral: Belcourt Castle USS Massachusetts Memorial Heritage Plimoth Plantation
one ages 2 and over. Children under 2 free. “Ode to Joy”. Featuring the New World 659 Bellevue Ave., Newport Battleship Cove 27 Hope St, New Bedford 137 Warren Ave., Plymouth
Admission includes all rides and attractions. Chorale and a high-powered vocal quartet. 401-846-0669 Fall River 508-678-1100 508-994-2573 508-746-1622 www.plimoth.org
Edaville USA, 7 EDA Avenue, Carver, 508- 508-746-8008 www.plymouthphil.org www.belcourtcastle.org ADVERTISERS ARE IN RED
866-8190 www.edaville.com
(Sun. 9/21) Cool Nights & Hot Jazz
The Brigade of the American Revolution, The Artillery Company of Newport
(Mon. 9/1-Sat. 9/13) The Devil’s Music: Enjoy an evening of cabaret music, interna- and The Fort Adams Trust Present
The Life & Blues of Bessie Smith
Born in a one room shack in Tennessee as one
tional hors d’oeurvres w/ comp drink & live
auction. 5pm-8pm . Cash bar. $50 p/p. Sun- Revolutionary War
of seven children, Bessie Smith started singing set Grille at the Brookside Club, MacArthur Living History Weekend
the blues early in life. Cape Cod Center for the
Arts, 820 Rte. 6A, Dennis Village, 1-877-385-
Boulevard, Bourne. Reservations 508-888-
6870 www.thorntonburgess.org
September 13th & 14th
3911 www.capeplayhouse.com
(Sat. 9/27) Cape Cod Cranberry Day
(Wed. 9/3 and Sat. 9/13) Guided Bird
Walk on Long Beach
Saturday:
Events include a guided bird walk and a hearty
10:00AM-5:00PM
snack at Goldenrod Cottage. 2:30pm. State
Pier in Plymouth. $75 for non-members; $50
for members, limit of 12 people per walk. Sunday:
Deadline to register Fri. 8/29th. RSVP 508-
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tha’s Vineyard International Film Festival Kitchen, special exhibits on the cranberry
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