Fruitlands presents the exhibition, For the Birds: Art from Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center collection, opening the 2010 season and featuring remarkable and rarely-exhibited art. The exhibition includes selected works spanning more than two centuries by internationally renowned artists from John James Audubon elephant folio prints to Andy Warhol's Bald Eagle serigraph, all with an intriguingly diverse approach to their subject -- birds. We are pleased to collaborate with the Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center in bringing their collection to a broader audience at Fruitlands. This extraordinary art collection was assembled over the 114 year history of Mass Audubon, new England's largest conservation organization. For the Birds has something for everyone-casual visitors, art enthusiasts, backyard birdwatchers, adults and/or children. The exhibit opens with a preview reception on Sunday, April 11 at 6 p.m. Check our events calendar for bird-inspired programming throughout the year.
Location: 102 Prospect Hill Road 16 School Street Harvard, MA 01451
When: Sep 7, 2010 10 AM Where: Postal code 01451, United States in Harvard, Massachusetts Cost: More Than $10 (Tue, 07 Sep 2010 10 )
Fruitlands presents the exhibition, For the Birds: Art from Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center collection, opening the 2010 season and featuring remarkable and rarely-exhibited art. The exhibition includes selected works spanning more than two centuries by internationally renowned artists from John James Audubon elephant folio prints to Andy Warhol's Bald Eagle serigraph, all with an intriguingly diverse approach to their subject -- birds. We are pleased to collaborate with the Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center in bringing their collection to a broader audience at Fruitlands. This extraordinary art collection was assembled over the 114 year history of Mass Audubon, new England's largest conservation organization. For the Birds has something for everyone-casual visitors, art enthusiasts, backyard birdwatchers, adults and/or children. The exhibit opens with a preview reception on Sunday, April 11 at 6 p.m. Check our events calendar for bird-inspired programming throughout the year.
Location: 102 Prospect Hill Road 16 School Street Harvard, MA 01451
When: Sep 7, 2010 10 AM Where: Postal code 01451, United States in Harvard, Massachusetts Cost: More Than $10 (Tue, 07 Sep 2010 10 )
Official Website:Fruitlands Museum Walking Trails Occurs at:Fruitlands Museum Location: 102 Prospect Hill Road, Harvard, MA, 01451 Phone:(978) 456-3924 Date: Friday, January 1, 2010 - Friday, December 31, 2010 Hours: Hours Vary
Take a morning stroll over the land of Fruitlands Museum. Enjoy a peaceful walk through Fruitlands' varied landscapes on 3.2 miles of well-marked walking trails. Experience meadow habitats on your way to the most stunning view of the Nashua River Valley.
View bluebirds and butterflies up close with views of Mt. Monadnoc and Mt. Wachusett rising in the distance.
When: Jan 1, 2010 12 AM to Dec 31, 2010 12 AM Where: Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, Massachusetts Cost: Galleries and grounds are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors/students. Children 5-13 $5.00 , under 5 FREE. Trails & Grounds alone are $6. (Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00 )
On May 4, 2010, the Harvard Fire Department and entire Harvard community lost a great man when Ken Harrod unexpectedly passed away.
A lifelong resident of Harvard and a 45-year member of the Harvard Fire Department, Ken was always helping others out in any way that he could. He was a great mentor to all in the department, and loved by all for his patience, skill, charity and kind manner.
There are 3 different courses to choose from: 32 mile, 16 mile and 2 mile. There will be food provided by the Harvard Lions. T-shirts and gift bags will be provided to the first 300 registered riders.
When: Sep 11, 2010 12 AM Where: Harvard, Massachusetts, United States in Harvard, Massachusetts (Sat, 11 Sep 2010 00 )
Oh, my. More than just a meeting. More than just music. It's a musical meet-a-thon AT THE BEACH! The lovely Harvard town beach beckons to ukulele players and food lovers for a sunsetty, food-eating, ukulele-playing extravaganza! Who: Ukulele Union members and families Please be sure to RSVP so we can get an idea how many pizzas to order What: Beachside Ukulele Party Pizzas will be ordered for delivery to the beach; $10 contribution to cover costs Bring you own beach chair (and one to share) and your own drinks If you are inspired, bring an appetizer or dessert to share! Don't forget your bug spray! When: Saturday September 11 2010, 5:30 PM (You can show up early to enjoy the beach). About this Meetup Group
When: Sep 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Harvard, Massachusetts, United States in Harvard, Massachusetts (Sat, 11 Sep 2010 17 )
Details to Follow. Uke instructor Jim D'Ville will present his workshop on playing by ear. The date is coming up soon, so please RSVP right now to hold your spot. Jim has a ton of free and useful information at his website: http://playukulelebyear.blogspot.com/ He seems like a really nice guy and I think the workshop will be a treasure trove! Don't know what the user fee will be for this, but I'll let you know as soon as I do. danno Play Ukulele By Ear (All Levels Welcome) Get off of that piece of paper and learn to Play Ukulele By Ear. This entertaining and informative workshop will give you the tools you need to tap into your innate musical abilities. Playing by ear is easy, it's fun and it will propel your understanding of how music works to a new level. This workshop will make you a better listener and student! All skill levels welcome, however, knowledge of basic chord shapes (C-F-G7) is helpful. Comments from Jim D�Ville�s How to Play Ukulele by Ear Workshop: �A fabulous, logical and freeing way to approach music.� �Now I will use my ears! Duh-why didn�t I think of that?� �Great workshop! I didn�t think it was possible to teach by ear.� �Your workshop has inspired me to move to the next level.� �Lots of �Ah-ha� moments!� Here are two other workshops I present. I can add some of the next level workshop depending on how advanced your group is. Chord Progressions by Ear: Beyond The I-IV-V (All Levels Welcome) Being able to hear chord progressions will go a long way toward demystifying music and will allow you to learn tunes right off your favorite CD. Tune your ears into the sound of the tri-tone, dominant seven and diatonic chord progressions. This exciting workshop will open your ears to the way all songs work.
When: Sep 25, 2010 7 PM Where: Harvard, Massachusetts, United States in Harvard, Massachusetts (Sat, 25 Sep 2010 19 )
