www.tivertonfourcorners.com
Bring your own chairs,
FALL RIVER
(Tuesdays) Ballroom Danc-
ing
Door prizes, raffle, line dancing.
Live music by the Nu-Sounds.
Singles welcome. 12:30-4pm.
$6. Liberal Club, 20 Star St, Fall
River. 508-994-7240
(Wednesdays) Open Mic
Audience members are welcome
and performers are encouraged
to sign-up and take the stage on
Wednesday evenings. Sign-up
begins at 6:45 p.m. Arrive early
to insure your performance, bring
a friend and keep spreading the
news! As a bonus, admission
tickets are raffled once monthly
for free concert tickets. The Nar-
rows books a featured performer
for most every open-mic. $3. To
receive information or to be a fea-
tured performer, email openmic@
ncfta.org. Narrows Center for the
Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(thru Sat. 9/13) Portuguese
Artists
Curated by Dr. Stephen Cabral,
anthropologist. Cherry & Webb
Gallery, 139 South Main St. Fall
River. Hours M-F 9am-7pm; Sat.
9am-1pm. Closed Sunday. 508-
679-8419; 508-672-6602 www.
candwgallery.org
(thru Tue. 9/30) 11th Annual
Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
The Sculpture park is open to the
public for viewing during day-
light hours.
The Four Corners ARts Center
located on the grounds of The
Meeting House, 3582 Main Rd,
Tiverton RI. 401-624-2600 the music, and kids under 12 are
FREE!
(Thu. 9/4) Deke Dickerson
Deke has one of the funnest
shows you’ll ever see. High
energy rockabilly that is not just
a throwback to the 50s, but takes
the musical style well into the
21st century. He’s such a hot
guitarist that he writes for Guitar
Player magazine. Pencil this one
into your calendar. You gotta love
the Deke! $13 advance, $15 day
of show. Narrows Center for the
Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River.
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(Fri. 9/5) Catie Curtis fun!Presented by The Classical
A song
of hers
was used
on the
“Grey’s
Anato-
my” tele-
vision
show;
and her
compo-
sitions
have
been featured on other TV shows
as well as movies. Opening
Act: Rebecca Pronsky. Doors
open 7pm, all shows start 8pm.
$20 advance, $23 day of show.
Narrows Center for the Arts 16
Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-
1926 www.ncfta.org
(Fri. 9/5-Sun. 9/7) Westport
Rock Rhythm & Blues Festival
Friday night kickoff - a chicken
BBQ and music from 6-10 pm!
Saturday and Sunday, the gates
open at 12 Noon - a great time
to be with friends and family! A
$10 donation gets you in to enjoy
or toss out a blanket and pack
a picnic or enjoy the great food
sold at the concession stands - a
winner either way! $10 donation;
kids under 12 free. Holy Ghost
Grounds, 171 Sodom Rd. West-
port MA. 508-636-8346 www.
awish.org
(Fri. 9/5-Sun. 9/7) Twelfth
Night
Shakespeare’s popular comedy
involving mistaken identity,
drunken revelry, and love tri-
umphant! Come enjoy a pic-
nic, a bottle of wine, and great
Players Theater Company. Sept.
5,6 at 7pm Sept. 7 at 11am.
Westport Rivers Vineyards, 417
Hixbridge Rd, Westport, MA.
508-287-6306 classicalplayers@
hotmail.com
(Sat. 9/6) Rock, Rhythm &
Blues Motorcycle Run
Come and ride for the kids! Reg-
istration opens at 9:00 am and
will run until 11:00 am - what
a blast, and what a sight to see
- there were over 180 bikes last
year! Starts at Dave’s Beach,
Jefferson St, Fall River MA.
Ends at: Holy Ghost Grounds,
Westport MA. $20 registration
fee, includes bike ride and admis-
sion to the RR&B festival. 508-
675-5531 www.awish.org
(Sat. 9/6) Wild Edibles Walk
Southeast Massachusetts is home
to more than 150 species of wild
edible plants. Join us for a walk
and a natural snack. 1pm-3pm.
Free. Copicut Woods, Biore-
serve. Trustees of Reservations.
508-679-2115 www.greenfutures.
org
(Sat. 9/6) Annual Used Book
Sale
Adult and Children’s paperback
and hardcover books. 10am-4pm.
Westport Public Library, 408 Old
County Road, Westport, MA.
508-636-1100
(Sat. 9/6) Craft Fair and
Yard Sale
8am till ? Rain for shine. Ha-
thaway Park on Water St. in
Assonet. Hot dogs, lemonade.
To reserve a space call Nancy.
508-644-5374
(Sun. 9/7) 7th Annual Nar-
rows Festival of the Arts Her songs have been performed
Fine Art-Fine Music-Fine Food
-2 stages of music featuring; The
Holmes Brothers, Eric Lindell
Band, Jim Lauderdale Trio, Car-
rie Rodriguez also Mark Small,
Jeremy Wallace Trio, Andrea
Belanger, Low Anthem. An
interactive children’s area, fun
for the whole family. 11am. Free.
Narrows Center for the Arts 16
Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-
1926 www.ncfta.org
(Thu. 9/11) Clambake and
Cocktail Party
Pardon Gray Preserve, Main
Road (Route 117) Tiverton RI.
401-625-1300, email info@
tivertonlandtrust.org, or www.
tivertonlandtrust.org
(Thu. 9/11) Rite of Reflec-
tion Ceremony at Battleship
Cove
Battleship Cove, unveils Mas-
sachusetts’ permanent memorial
to the victims of September 11th.
Battleship Cove, Fall River. 508-
678-1100 www.battleshipcove.org
(Fri. 9/12) Karla Bonoff
She had one of the top perfor-
mances at the Narrows in 2007.
by the likes of Linda Ronstadt.
Doors open 7pm, all shows start
8pm. $28 advance, $31 day of
show. Narrows Center for the
Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River.
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(Fri. 9/12 & Sun. 9/13)
Ghost Hunters University
Come and learn how to use para-
normal investigative equipment
and conduct an investigation of
the Lizzie Borden house. Eve-
ning event $99, overnight stay
$150. Dinner provided for all
guests & breakfast is included w/
overnight stay. The Lizzie Bor-
den Bed & Breakfast. 92 Second
St., Fall River MA. 508-675-
7333 www.lizzie-borden.com
(Sat. 9/13) A Country Day at
Pardon Gray
Tiverton Land Trust presents a
day of fun activities at Pardon
Gray Preserve. (Rain date 9/14)
Entertainment and fun for all
ages! Live music, pie contest,
great food & vendors, hay rides,
guided trail & cemetery walks,
kids crafts & games, demonstra-
tions, produce market & craft
vendors including Sakonnet
Growers Market. Open to the
Public. 10am–4pm. Children: $5
for all activities. Pardon Gray
Reserve, Main Rd, Tiverton RI.
For info: Linda 401-625-5682
www.tivertonlandtrust.org
(Sat. 9/13) Tom Rush
A Narrows fave. This will sell-
out quickly. Doors open 7pm, all
shows start 8pm. $35 advance, $35
day of show. Narrows Center for
the Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River.
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(Thu. 9/18) WCSWANS and
WNRI Joint Women’s Event
Two popular women’s groups
in RI, Womens Network RI and
Womens Club SWANS, are
working to together to support
women by having a joint dinner
event. Allison Alexander, news
anchor of ABC6 News, is the
speaker for the evening. 6-9pm.
$30/non-members, $20/members
includes crackers and cheese
reception, dinner, dessert, pre-
sentation and social and busi-
ness networking opportunities.
at McGovern’s on the Water,
Fall River. 401-694-1284 www.
wcswans.com or 401-480-2465
www.womensnetworkri.com
(Sat. 9/19) Mose Allison
Born in the Mississippi Delta,
this pioneering pianist’s songs
have been covered by The Clash,
The Who (They did “Young
Man’s Blues”), Eric Clapton,
Elvis Costello etc. Doors open
7pm, all shows start 8pm. $20
advance, $23 day of show.
Narrows Center for the Arts 16
Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-
1926 www.ncfta.org
(Sat. 9/20) Cheryl Wheeler Tricksters
Certainly one of the funnest,
most compelling performers
you’ll ever see. Singer, songwrit-
er, social commentator. Doors
open 7pm, all shows start 8pm.
$25 advance, $28 day of show.
Narrows Center for the Arts 16
Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-
1926 www.ncfta.org
(Sun. 9/21) Fun Day in the
Forest
A wonderful assortment of expe-
riences: music, Regal Reptiles,
Mad Science, owls, arts& crafts,
climbing wall, hay & pony rides,
archery, auction, field games
exhibits and good food. It’s all
happening in your local forest
and it’s free! 11am-4pm. Friends
of the Freetown/Fall River State
Forest,
Forest HQ, Slab Bridge Rd., As-
sonet MA. 508-672-2417 www.
greenfutures.org
(Sun. 9/21) Arts Around
The Block Festival
Artists, craftspeople, & musi- An infectious night of folk-
cians. 12-4pm. Purchase Street rock is guaranteed! Opening
from Bank Street to Cherry Act: Lonesome Brothers. Doors
Street. Call James Bartley at open 7pm, all shows start 8pm.
(508) 679-8871 or email bart- $15 advance, $17 day of show.
leyjw@juno.com for more infor- Narrows Center for the Arts 16
mation. Anawan St. Fall River. 508-324-
1926 www.ncfta.org
(Thu. 9/25) Justin Townes
Earle
He’s Steve Earle’s son, but is
making a name for himself on the
circuit.
Doors open 7pm, all shows start
8pm. $13 advance, $15 day of
show. Narrows Center for the
Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River.
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(Fri. 9/26) Donna Jean and the
Donna Jean was with the Grate-
ful Dead and you’ll no doubt feel
the Dead groove during the show.
She and her crew have played the
Narrows several times, drawing
a great crowd and good vibra-
tions. Doors open 7pm, all shows
start 8pm. $18 advance, $20 day
of show. Narrows Center for the
Arts 16 Anawan St. Fall River.
508-324-1926 www.ncfta.org
(Sat. 9/27) The Kennedys