Sep 20-28, 2010: Howl with Wolves, Fluff & Astronomy Fests, Fireworks, Re-enactments, Birds of Prey & Ferret Fests, Open Studios, Full Moon Corn Mazes!

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Free Tickets to Canobie Lake Park, & Movie Previews Sat 9/18 – Sun 10/31 New Hampshire
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I get a lot of free stuff in-between weekly blog posts. This week, because you’re not on the Facebook group, you missed tickets to Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, the play at the North Shore Music Theatre, and movie previews for Conviction and It’s Kind of a Funny Story. However, you can still win free movie previews of Legend of the Guardians (Mon), Buried (Mon), Never Let Me Go (Thu), and Wall Street 2 (Fri). And I have passes for Screeemfest at Canobie Lake Park in October! Email me and join the facebook group at this link.
Canobie Lake Park, Salem, NH.

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Wolf Hollow – Full Moon Howl Thu 9/23 North Shore
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I’ve been to this one, and it’s highly recommended! You hear a lecture get to howl along with their wolves! Call ahead to reserve a space. Rain date one week later.
114 Essex Rd, Ipswich, MA.978 356-0216.

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What the Fluff? (Marshmallow Fluff festival) Sat 9/25 Boston Metro
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Somerville has two conflicting outdoor events this weekend! The first is a celebration of Marshmallow Fluff, which was invented in Somerville. 4-7pm, with a ton of outdoor vendors and games. Rain date next day.
Union Square Plaza, Somerville, MA.617-623-1392 x119.

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Somerville Riverfest Sat 9/25 Boston Metro
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But Riverfest will have live music at 4pm and fireworks at 7:45pm! Rain date next day. Behind the Christmas Tree Stores Parking lot.
Assembly Square, Somerville, MA.617-625-6600 ext. 2615.

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Arlington Town Day & Astronomy Night Sat 9/25 Boston Metro
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Don’t leave Arlington out, because they’ll have fireworks on Friday at Spy Pond, rain date: Saturday, and a big street festival Saturday on Mass Ave with pony rides, vendors, and music (rain date: following week) followed by astronomy at 8pm at Robbins Farm Park.
Spy Pond Field, Arlington, MA.

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Colonial Faire & Muster of Fyfe & Drums Sat 9/25 Western Mass
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I’m always a fan of Revolutionary War re-enactors. This event will have plenty, doing a mock battle, with games, drill instruction, vendors, and fyfe and drum. Rain date is following day.
Wayside Inn, Rt 20, Sudbury, MA.

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Rappin’ with Raptors Festival Sat 9/25 Boston Metro
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This festival features live music, a petting zoo, and raptor demonstrations. 1-4pm. Free.
Boston Nature Center, 500 Walk Hill Street, Mattapan, MA.

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South End Open Studios (Boston Open Studios, United South End Artists Open Studios) Sat 9/25 – Sun 9/26 Boston Metro
While you’re there, South Boston is said to be the “best” artist community in Boston so this event is very worthwhile. You walk around visiting local artists homes and studios. It’s far more personal than simply meeting vendors, and it’s nice to walk around getting to know a neighborhood! It’s free but of course they hope you’ll buy some artwork. I guess they don’t have any Web artists, though, judging from their website. 2009: 11am-6pm. Info booth at 540/560 Harrison Ave.
Start from 560 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA.617-267-8862.

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And a lot more this week at Boston Events Insider, the most popular events blog in New England, including:

Jamaica Plain Open Studios, Lowell Open Studios, Kimball Farm Full Moon Corn Maze, Birds of Prey at David Farmland, The Good, The Bad, & The Fuzzy: A Ferret Festival, Tufts Community Day, Danehy Park Family Day, The Quest for Innovation, Iron Chef (with real Iron), 2010 Esplanade Centennial Gala, Endless Summer Waterfront Festival at Nantasket, Working Waterfront Festival, SCA’s Golden Tygre Tavern, The Praying Indian Natick and Ponkapoag Tribe: Harvest Moon and Creator Praise Day Celebration, Emily Dickinson Poetry Marathon, Poe, Terrorthon & J. Cannibal’s Feast of Flesh, Buster Keaton’s “Steamboat Bill Jr.” with live accompaniment, Boston Film Festival, United Nations Association Film Festival, Pops in the Parks, College Night at The Museum of Science, Boston, MFA College Night, Free Museum Day, Faire on the Square, Phantom Gourmet Food Festival, Boston Charter Day, CCTV’s Annual Backyard BBQ, Bedford Day, Fall Fair at Stonybrook, Annual Mass. Outdoor Expo, Moon Festival, Annual Country Fair at Hancock Shaker Village, Franklin County Fiber Twist, Apple Squeeze Festival, Meet Me Downtown Festival of the Arts in Lynn, Marblehead Fall Festival, Family Harvest Festival, Vintage Baseball Doubleheader, Italian Fest in Haverhill, Andover Days, Japanese Tea Ceremony, New Hampshire, VT, ME Day at Southwick’s Zoo, Free Star Parties, Bourne Scallop Festival, Cape Cod Wildlife Festival, Winchester Pickle Festival, Portsmouth Maritime Folk Festival, Rocktucket, FirstWorksProv, Open Studios Pawtucket, Pawtucket Stone Soup Folk Festival, Waterfire: a Night River Festival, Barktoberfest – Pound Hounds Family Fun Day & Dog Walk, Hub on Wheels, Walk for Autism Research, Harbor to the Bay AIDS Bike Ride, Eastern States Exposition, Panel discussion on the A.R.T.’s production of Caberet, King Richard’s Faire (Ren Faire), Perfect Harmony, Wings of Freedom Tour, Trails & Sails Weekend, BeanTown Jazz Festival, Rochester Fair, Pipes in the Valley – A Celtic Celebration, September Wildfire. Fire Arts Event, King Arthur’s Fall Harvest Faire, Adirondack Ballon Festival, and more.

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