I am not ready for raking leaves and buttoning cardigans. Let’s hold on to summer just a bit longer and look back at our August memories.
Emile Stark-Menneg Exhibit at deCordova
National S'mores Day with Girl Scouts at Camp Cedar Hill
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Waltham Chamber of Commerce BBQ
Beyond the Binary Participant Talk at Monique Rancourt Gallery
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Labor Day Event
Concerts on the Waltham Common
I hope Labor Day provides refreshment and a calendar full of blessings. If you see me, please say hello!
Sunday 1: Read a Book Week! Remember to review the book on Amazon and Goodreads when you finish!
Monday 2: Monologue Monday, Arts at the Armory, Somerville, 7PM, $5
Tuesday 3: Author Talk, Madeline Miller, Harvard Book Store, 6 PM
Wednesday 4: Shop at More Than Words for International Day of Charity
Thursday 5: Rachel Barenboim “A Bend in the Stars,” Belmont Books, 7-9PM
Friday 6: 2600 Meeting, The Telephone Museum, 289 MoodyStreet, catered by Charcoal Guidos, 6PM
Saturday 7: Charles River Mill Walk, Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation, 10-11AM
Sunday 8: Annual Recovery Fest, sponsored by McLean and Waltham Overcoming Addiction, Waltham Common, 10AM-4PM
Monday 9: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Club, Waltham Public Library, 7:15-8:45PM
Tuesday 10: Historic Route 20, Waltham Historical Society, 7PM
Wednesday 11: Potluck Picnic on the Common, sponsored by Waltham Cultural Council, 6-8PM
Thursday 12: Meet the Downtown Candidates, Brelundi, 7:30-9:30AM
Friday 13: An Evening with Filmmaker Jonathan Boschen, Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation, 8-10PM
Saturday 14: “Salvage the Bones” by Jesmyn Ward, Saturday Morning Book Club, Waltham Public Library, 10-11AM
Sunday 15: Tea Dance, Union Restaurant and Bar, New Bedford, 4-8PM
Monday 16: International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, give “The Time Machine” another glance and plant a tree in honour of your 1989 Aquanet.
Tuesday 17: Waltham Preliminary Election. Read my candidate interviews thus far and VOTE.
BOOK LAUNCH Watch City Trilogy 2: “Subton Switch” at The Telephone Museum on Moody Street, 6:30PM
Wednesday 18: H.P Lovecraft 1,485th regular meeting, Ezekiel Bates Lodge, Attleboro, 6-11PM
Thursday 19: “Gone So Long” by Andre Dubois III, Thursday Book Club, Waltham Public Library, 7:15-8:45PM
Friday 20: Make your own Electricity, The Telephone Museum, 10:30AM-2:30PM
Saturday 21: Compass Rose Steampunk Festival, CT
Sunday 22: Waltham Parade, 10AM-12PM
Monday 23: Initiating Inspiration Book Club, Waltham Public Library, 7:15-8:45
Tuesday 24: Pub Sing, Arts at the Armory, Somerville, 7PM
Wednesday 25: Three Authors Let their Hair Down for Reals, Trident Booksellers, 7PM
Thursday 26: Wicked Waltham Lecture, Waltham Public Library, 6:30PM
Friday 27: Grover Cronin Exhibit, The Waltham Museum, 1-4:30PM
Saturday 28: What Does Electricity Feel Like, The Telephone Museum, Moody St., 10:30AM-2:30PM
Sunday 29: The Boston Cup, Parkman Bandstand, Boston, 9AM
Monday 30: International Podcast Day
Lucci's List: September 2019 Sneak Peek
Non-Fiction: "The History of the Telephone" by Herbert N. Casson
Poetry: "An Exaltation of Shadows Volume 2" by Ashley Grant
Nonfiction: "Loser" by Jerry Spinelli
Science Fiction/Fantasy: "Seven Lives" by Christian Terry
Novellas: "Free-Wrench" by Joseph R. Lallo
Short Stories: "The Circus Infinitus Stories Volume 1" by Ethan Somerville