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Five Things You Need to Know Today: July 6

Today there's an Artists' Reception at Shaw Cramer, Seashore Discovery at Felix Neck and Charlotte Benjamin performs at the Base

1. Today at it’s time for . Meet amazing creatures of the sea including crabs, whelks and scallops. Take a short walk through the forest to a protected beach, where you will explore shallow waters with dip nets, and use a large seine net. Wear clothes and shoes that can get wet, and don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent. For adults and children of all ages. $6. Children under 3 years free. 10 am.

2. Today at in Vineyard Haven there is a with Mobile Jean Shop. You’re your measurements taken by professional "Jeanologists" and get the perfect style and fit for your body. Also take 20% Off The Collection's famous tunics from Sulu, Sexi Guru and Bella-Tu. Noon.

3. There is an today at in Oak Bluffs. Enjoy fun and creative ceramics projects every Friday - all summer long. $30. 2 pm – 4 pm.

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4. This evening at there is an for and . Meet the island artists and view the season's new contemporary fine art crafts and paintings. 6 pm.

5. The presents as it kicks off its inaugural Summer Concert Series at the BASE in the Alexandra Gagnon Teen Center. This wonderful performer has a beautiful voice and performs many popular tunes. This acoustic show will feature Charlotte on guitar, with special guest Sarah Shaw Dawson. Following the concert The Summer Sun Dance party will take place with live DJs, snacks and more. All teens ages 13 - 18 welcomed, adult friends of the performer also welcomed to the concert. The Alexandra Gagnon Teen Center is always alcohol and drug-free and open to all teens. (visitors please bring proof of age) $5. 8 pm.

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