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Concord Conservatory hosts $10 bucket drumming workshop Saturday

The Concord Conservatory of Music holds a multigenerational bucket drumming workshop led by faculty member Tsuyoshi Honjo on Saturday, Oct. 17, at its Junction Square campus, open to musicians ages 9 and up for $10.

· 1 min read

Wooden drumsticks resting across the top of an upturned plastic bucket.

LexArt hosts Oct. 18 art sale aiding Haitian women after TPS loss

The Lexington Arts & Crafts Society will host a pick-your-price art sale on Oct. 18, with all donations going to the Association of Haitian Women in Boston, whose community lost Temporary Protected Status in July after a Supreme Court ruling.

· 2 min read

Colorful flyer for an art sale event with bold orange text over a purple U.S. map silhouette.

Concord Conservatory hosts $10 bucket drumming workshop Saturday

The Concord Conservatory of Music holds a multigenerational bucket drumming workshop led by faculty member Tsuyoshi Honjo on Saturday, Oct. 17, at its Junction Square campus, open to musicians ages 9 and up for $10.

· 1 min read

Wooden drumsticks resting across the top of an upturned plastic bucket.

LexArt hosts Oct. 18 art sale aiding Haitian women after TPS loss

The Lexington Arts & Crafts Society will host a pick-your-price art sale on Oct. 18, with all donations going to the Association of Haitian Women in Boston, whose community lost Temporary Protected Status in July after a Supreme Court ruling.

· 2 min read

Colorful flyer for an art sale event with bold orange text over a purple U.S. map silhouette.

Concord Conservatory hosts $10 bucket drumming workshop Saturday

The Concord Conservatory of Music holds a multigenerational bucket drumming workshop led by faculty member Tsuyoshi Honjo on Saturday, Oct. 17, at its Junction Square campus, open to musicians ages 9 and up for $10.

· 1 min read

Wooden drumsticks resting across the top of an upturned plastic bucket.

LexArt hosts Oct. 18 art sale aiding Haitian women after TPS loss

The Lexington Arts & Crafts Society will host a pick-your-price art sale on Oct. 18, with all donations going to the Association of Haitian Women in Boston, whose community lost Temporary Protected Status in July after a Supreme Court ruling.

· 2 min read

Colorful flyer for an art sale event with bold orange text over a purple U.S. map silhouette.

Bernard "Bitzy" Bitman, who filled a North Shore temple with Big Band jazz for 18 years, dies at 100

Bernard "Bitzy" Bitman, formerly of Concord and Swampscott, died Aug. 4 at 100; he was remembered for 18 years of producing Big Band jazz concerts at Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead and his deep community involvement.

jazz music with a saxophone and treble clef

Lexington Minute Man's Paul Revere ride now towers over Boston's Seaport

Lexington resident Bruce Leader, a member of the Lexington Minute Men since 2003, discovered his image as Paul Revere now hangs on giant banners across Boston's Seaport District as part of the Massachusetts 250th anniversary celebration.

Soldiers in red colonial uniforms and tricorn hats march and play brass instruments on a green lawn.

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