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This week in Boston, Ogunquit and Provincetown
This week in Boston, Ogunquit and Provincetown (August 10-15)
Nice Work If You Can Get It is in its final week at the Ogunquit Playhouse. The show closes on the 15th in Ogunquit
Fascination Boston’s Gear / Fetish / Kink night at Jacques Underground on Monday, Aug. 10 doors open at 9:00 PM in Boston
Art of the Cocktail: Gin Beyond Tonic Two seatings are available at the Mills Gallery at the BCA in the South End in Boston
Underwear Party Check out Club Purgatory on Thursday, Aug. 13 doors open at 9 PM / music at 10:30 PM with DJ Dave in Provincetown
Ptown Gallery Walk More than 60 galleries open their doors and welcome you to visit on Friday, August 14 in Provincetown
FUZZ at Pi Alley in Downtown Crossing with DJ Brent Covington and DJ Taffy on Friday, Aug. 14 doors open at 10 PM in Boston
Brew At The Zoo Come down to Franklin Park Zoo’s annual fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 15 3:30 – 7:30 PM in Boston
Gay Beer Club meets every Sunday; location varies each week so check their Facebook page for details for Aug. 16 at 7:00 PM in Boston
I’ve started posting a weekly listing of upcoming activities in Boston, Ogunquit and Ptown each Monday. If you like what you see, share this post with your friends. Send me information about upcoming programs and events in the comments section or message me the details on Facebook.
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Quinzani’s Bakery in the South End closing
Quinzani’s Bakery located on the corner of Harrison Avenue and East Berkeley Street will close next week according to a Boston Globe article from earlier today. The Harrison Street building is under agreement, but the owners declined to identify the buyer. Read the full article here.
Carnival Week boat cruise now on Sunday, 8/16
Carnival Week boat cruise sponsored by Bay State Cruises, Cape Cod 5 and Ptown’s Chamber of Commerce is next Sunday, August 16th. Boarding begins at 5:30 p.m. and the boat leaves at 6:00 p.m. (no boarding allowed after 5:55 p.m. so arrive early). The cruise leaves from MacMillan Pier and runs from 5:30 – 9:00 p.m. Buy your tickets ahead of time before it sells out. More info here.
Moneyball playing tonight at Christopher Columbus park
Christopher Columbus park has been showing movies for free on a large screen each Sunday starting at sunset since mid July. This is the second to last week for you to catch one of the free movies. This week they will be showing, Moneyball.
Come down and make a night of it by ordering from one of your favorite North End pizzerias and bringing it with you to enjoy a movie outside.
Sunday, July 12th – Driving Miss Daisy
Sunday, July 19th – Toy Story
Sunday, July 26th – Shrek 2
Sunday, August 2nd – Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Sunday August 9th – Moneyball
Sunday August 16th – Sabrina
Sunday sermon from Pope Francis
While I disagree with Pope Francis on many things, I find myself in agreement with him on many other issues as well; like war and who it really serves.
Both political parties in the US have been far too eager to rely on military might and while there are many reasons for our military involvement abroad, I firmly believe that Pope Francis has explained it perfectly. In our current political landscape, money talks and nobody outspends the US Military Complex. Check out this chart detailing the military industrial complex spending from 2007 – 2017. Maybe it is time to rethink our military spending? It looks like we have plenty of money to invest in things like infrastructure, education and even paying down our deficit.
Source: USgovernementspending.com
Scruffy Sunday
Here is a photo of a local guy some of you may already know who goes by the name, Bravo Delta. I’ve posted a few pics of him in the past at summer pool parties and the like. Bravo is a nice guy and I thought this made for a great Scruffy Sunday.
WELL STRUNG new video: Blank Space (feat. Johann Sebastian Bach)
If you like what you hear / see you can still catch Well Strung performing through the rest of the summer in Provincetown at the Art House.
The Republican party is not pro life; their actions speak louder than words
When you are against gun control legislation, opposed to ending the death penalty and don’t believe in providing universal healthcare I need to ask, “What about life do you value?” The pro-life movement in the Republican Party is a marketing gimmick wrapped up in religious fervor and it rings hollow to me.
- When you argue against common sense gun laws that would help save more than 11,000 deaths by guns per year in the US – you are not pro life.
- When you oppose ending the death penalty – you are not pro life.
- When you work to repeal universal healthcare and not replace it with a safety net for your fellow neighbor – you are not pro life.
I can appreciate why individuals for either reasons of faith or personal values would be opposed to abortions, but the value of life isn’t summed up by a single issue. If life is sacred then it is always so – not just as it pertains to abortion rights.
Saturday morning comic: Casey At The Bat
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Casey At The Bat is a comic strip follows the adventures of a young, gay man and his friends in life, love and sports! Casey At The Bat is the work of the very talented Bob Glasscock who resides in NYC.
You can read back issues and order Casey At The Bat volume 1 from his website, caseyatb.com.
Saturday morning comic: Adam and Andy
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ADAM & ANDY is set in the fictional New England town of Woodfield, CT. You can learn more about this strip by visiting, adamandandy.com. To see previous Adam and Andy cartoons link here.
In the summer
In the Summer was written by a Syrian named Nizar Qabbani. He was a poet and a diplomat who lived from 1923 – 1998. I love this poem. It has a slightly melancholic message that makes it all the more romantic, which is pretty impressive considering the entire poem is less than 40 words.
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