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Some diamonds are worth waiting for
Presenting the Ross-Simons Bridal Collection October 17–30, 2011 Volume 61 • Number 11
DEPARTMENTS 6
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15 ONEXHIBIT
18 SHOPPING
23 CAMBRIDGE
28 MAPS
34 NEIGHBORHOODS
42 SIGHTSEEING
49 FREEDOMTRAIL
51 RESTAURANTS
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AROUND THE HUB
CURRENT EVENTS
schedule.LocatedinthedownstairsportionofRemington’s ents32innovativefilmsonJewishthemes,exploringthisyear’s isthefirstlarge-formattheaterinBostontohave3Dviewingcapabil-
barandrestaurantacrossfromBostonCommon.Oct21& themeof“neighborsnearandfar.”Thefestivalfeaturesfilm ity.Nowshowing:UndertheSea3D;BorntoBeWild3D;Sharks3D.
22—RobbiePrintz;Oct28&29—MyqKaplan;Nov4&5— screeningsandashortfilmcompetition,aswellasa“caffeine
BillSantiago;Nov11&12—JoeWong. andconversation”eventwhereguestscanmeetdirectors,ac-
torsanddocumentaryfilmsubjects. KIDSCORNER
IMPROVASYLUM,216HanoverSt.,617-263-6887.Tickets:
$5–25,dinnerpackagesavailable.Visitwww.improvasylum.com BRIGHTFAMILYSCREENINGROOM,ParamountCenter,559 BOSTONCHILDREN’SMUSEUM,MuseumWharf,308Congress
forfullschedule.Pleasearrive30minutespriortoshowtime.Some WashingtonSt.,617-824-8000.Visitwww.artsemerson.orgfor St.,617-426-6500.RefertolistinginMuseums.Dailyorganizedac-
S ofBoston’stopimprovisationalcomicsperformuproariousand fullschedule.Tickets:$10.Oct21at6:30p.m.,Oct23at2 tivitiesintheArtStudioandPlaySpacesuchasmusicandmove- a
T creativeshowsatthistheaterintheheartofBoston’sNorthEnd. p.m.—Holiday;Oct21at8:30p.m.,Oct22at8:45p.m.— ment,fingerpuppetmakingandkitchenscience.Daily—Japanese r
N DivorceItalianStyle;Oct22at2p.m.—TheCircus;Oct29&30 House:MakeaKami-Kabuto;Playspace:MessyActivity;ArtStudio: o
NICK’SCOMEDYSTOP,100WarrentonSt.,617-438-1068. at2p.m.—ModernTimes;Oct29at7p.m.—OneHourWithYou. PlaywithClay;SciencePlayground:ScienceExplorations. u
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V otherwisenoted.Nick’sisthecity’slongest-runningcomedy COOLIDGECORNERTHEATRE,290HarvardSt.,Brookline,617- BOSTONPUBLICLIBRARY,700BoylstonSt.,CopleySquare, d
E club.Oct14&15—TonyV;Oct20&Nov17—BaggageClaim 734-2500.Callforshowtimesandfullschedule.Tickets:$9.75;stu- 617-536-5400.RefertolistinginSightseeing.Thefirstpubliclysup- t
withKateGhiloni,tickets:$12;Oct21—JimmyDunn;Oct22— dents&matinees(before5p.m.)$7.75;seniors&children(under portedmunicipallibraryintheworldhostsmanyactivitiesandspe- h
T JoeList;Oct27—WillNoonanandFriends,tickets:$12;Oct28 12)$6.75.Thisindependentmoviehousescreensrecentindiefilms, cialprogramsforchildren,includingliveperformances,storytelling, e
N &29—SteveSweeney;Nov4—PJThibodeau;Nov5—Ira aswellastheclassics.Specialevents:Oct17at7p.m.—Judgment interactivecomputeractivitiesandfilms.Specialevents:Oct22at h
Proctor;Nov11—11Comicsfor$11incelebrationof11/11/11. atNuremburg;Oct21&22at11:59p.m.—PetSematary;Oct 11:45a.m.—AroundtheWorldpuppetshow;Oct28at10a.m.—
E 21&22at11:59p.m.—Zombie;Nov5at11a.m.—Esmeralda. Infant/ToddlerSingalong;Nov4at10:15p.m—Kids’Cinema. u
R WILBURTHEATRE,246TremontSt.,617-248-9700.Oct14at b
R 7:30p.m.—MichaelIanBlack,tickets:$25–35;Oct16at7:30 MUGAROMNITHEATER,MuseumofScience,617-723-2500or617- COOLIDGECORNERTHEATRE,290HarvardSt.,Brookline,617- :
p.m.—BillMaher,tickets:$55–85;Oct21at7:30p.m.—Dom 333-FILM.Callforshowtimesandfullschedule.Tickets:$10;seniors 734-2500.Tickets:$9.75,children$7.75.Oct23at10:30 C
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Irrera,tickets:$32;Oct28at7:30p.m.—JohnOliver,tickets: $9;children(3–11)$8.Discountedadmissionafter6p.m.ThisIMAX a.m.—BariKoralFamilyRockBand;Oct29at10:30a.m.— U
C $22–$30;Oct28at10p.m.—TheComediansofChelseaLately, theaterpresentslarger-than-lifeimagesonafive-storyhighdomed TheAirborneComedians;Nov13at10:30a.m.—Gustafer R
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u BOSTONSYMPHONYORCHESTRA:Worldfa- tickets:$29–50;Nov6at7p.m.—DanaCarvey,tickets: PUPPETSHOWPLACETHEATRE,32StationSt.,Brookline,617- E
h mouscellistYo-YoMaperformswiththerenowned $35–55;Nov12at10p.m.—ArnezJ.,tickets:$22–32. SIMONSIMAXTHEATER,NewEnglandAquarium,CentralWharf, 731-6400.Tickets:$10.ThefirstpuppetrycenterinNewEngland N
ensembleatSymphonyHallonOctober18.Refer 866-815-4629.Opendailyat9:30a.m.Callforshowtimesandfull presentsthemagicalworldofpuppettheater,enlighteningaudi-
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rMassachusettsAve.,617-266-2378.Tickets:$21–120,unless ChristmasFestival,featuringtheworkofmorethan300master
aotherwisenoted.Visitwww.bso.orgforfullschedule.Renowned Americancraftsmen,tickets:$12,children(14andunder)free; S
throughouttheworldforitsdistinctivesound,impressiverange Nov10from3–10p.m.,Nov11from10a.m.–10p.m.,Nov12
andvirtuosity,theBostonSymphonyOrchestracelebratesits ’til8p.m.,Nov13’til6p.m.—TheBostonGlobeSkiand
131styearofperformingtheworld’smostbelovedandstirring SnowboardExpo,tickets:$12,children(12andunder)free.
classicalmusic.Oct18at8p.m.—ConductorJuanjoMena,
joinedbycellistYo-YoMa,leadsaprogramofDvorakandBartok; HYNESCONVENTIONCENTER,900BoylstonSt.,617-954-
Oct20&22at8p.m.,Oct21at1:30p.m.—ConductorKurt 2000.Nov11from5–9p.m,Nov12fromnoon–7p.m.,Nov
Masor,joinedbypianistYefimBronfman,leadsanall-Brahms 13from’til5p.m.—2011BostonInternationalAntiquarianBook
program;Oct27&29at8p.m.,Oct28at1:30p.m.,Nov1at7 Fair,featuringmorethan120rarebookdealersexhibitingand
p.m.—ConductorRafaelFruhbeckdeBurgos,joinedbyviolinist sellingrare,collectibleandantiquarianbooks.
GidonKremer,leadsaprgramofSchumannandStrauss;Nov3&
5at8p.m.,Nov4at1:30p.m.—ConductorFruhbeckdeBurgos,
joinedbybassistJamesMorris,leadsaprogramofHaydnand DANCE
Wagner;Nov10at8p.m.,Nov11at7p.m.,Nov12at8p.m.—
ConductorMyung-WhunChung,joinedbypianistGarrickOhisson, BOSTONBHANGRACOMPETITION2011,OrpheumTheatre,
leadsaprogramofWeber,BarberandTchaikovsky. OneHamiltonPlace,617-687-9181.Nov12at6p.m.Tickets:
$20–40.Thrilltotheexoticsoundsandbrilliantcolorsofoneof
CANTATASINGERS,NEC’sJordanHall,30GainsboroughSt., thenation’stopBhangradancecompetitions.Localtroupes
617-868-5885.Nov4at8p.m.Tickets:$17–52.TheCantata fromareauniversitiesandacrossthenationperformlive,ac-
Singerskicksoffits48thseasonwiththeconcertTheExtended complaniedbytopDJs,inthiscompetitioncelebratingPunjabi
Arch,featuringtheworldpremiereofStephenHartke’sPrecepts, danceandmusic.
alongwithworksbyBach.
FILM
COMEDY
THEBOSTONJEWISHFILMFESTIVAL,variouslocations,617-
DICKDOHERTY’SCOMEDYVAULT,124BoylstonSt.,800-401- 244-9899.Nov2–13.Visitwww.bjff.orgforticketinformation
2221.ShowsMon–Thuat8:30p.m.,Fri&Sunat9p.m.,Satat andcompletescheduleofevents.Tickets:$12perfilm;seniors,
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Cinderella;Oct22&23at1and3p.m.—TheFrogPrince;Oct TOPOFTHEHUB,PrudentialTower,52ndfloor,617-536-1775. SPORTS
26&27at10:30a.m.,Oct29&30at1and3p.m—Dr. Enjoyfood,drinkandthebestviewinBostonasyouswingtolive
Doohickey’sMonsterMachine;Nov2&3at10:30a.m.—The jazzandclassicsfromtheGreatAmericanSongbookSun&Mon 47THANNUALHEADOFTHECHARLESREGATTA,Alongthe
CarrotSalesman;Nov5&6at1and3p.m.—SirGeorgeandthe from8p.m.–midnight,Tue–Thufrom8:30p.m.–12:30a.m.,Fri CharlesRiver,617-868-6200,www.hocr.org.Oct22&23.
Dragon;Nov9&10at10:30am—TheGooseisLoose;Nov11 &Satfrom9p.m.–1a.m. Competitionfreeandopentothepublic;admissiontoReunion
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Sorcerer’sApprentice. WANGTHEATRE,CitiPerformingArtsCenter,270TremontSt., overtheCharlesRiver.Collegecrewteamsandprivateshells
617-482-9393.Oct21&22at8p.m.—Sting,tickets:$51–151; competewithmorethan8,000othercompetitorsfromaround
SPRUBOO,TheShopsatPrudentialCenter,800BoylstonSt., Oct25at7p.m.—JohnMellencamp,tickets:$47.50–125;Oct theglobe.Foodstands,universitytentsandmorethan250,000 “Laugh Yourself Silly” a
T800-SHOP-PRU.Oct30from11a.m.–1p.m.Tickets:$4.Kids 28at8p.m—DuranDuran,tickets:$47.50–125;Nov2at8 onlookerslinethebanksoftheCharles. r
Ntrick-or-treatatstoresthroughoutthePrudentialCenter,while p.m.—TheAustralianPinkFloydShow,tickets:$38–62.50;Nov o
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Ewithproceedsbenefittingcharity. p.m.—NoelGallagher’sHighFlyingBirds,tickets:$35–75. TDGarden,100LegendsWay,617-624-2327. n
V Oct18at7p.m vs.CarolinaHurricanes “Comic Perfection” d
E WILBURTHEATRE,246TremontSt.,617-248-9700.Oct22at Oct20at7p.m. vs.TorontoMapleLeafs t
LIVEMUSIC 7p.m.—TheDanBand,tickets:$25;Oct23at7:30p.m.— Oct22at7p.m. vs.SanJoseSharks –Boston Herald h
T StephenStills,tickets:$30&45;Oct27at8p.m.—Gillian Oct27at7p.m. vs.MontrealCanadiens e
NHOUSEOFBLUES,15LansdowneSt.,888-693-BLUE.Visit Welch,tickets:$30;Oct30at8p.m.—SiobhanMagnus’ Nov1at7p.m. vsOttawaSenators “A Hair-Raising Hit!” h
www.hob.com/bostonforfullschedule.TheHouseofBluesclub, Hallowe’enDreams,tickets:$45;Oct31at8p.m.—Jason Nov7at7p.m. vsNewYorkIslanders
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House:AHands-onHistory;TheBostonMassacreMultimedia MILLSGALLERY,BostonCenterfortheArts,539TremontSt.,
Presentation;FromColonytoCommonwealth;OurFavorite SALEMWITCHMUSEUM,191⁄2WashingtonSquareNorth, 617-426-8835.Sun&Wednoon–5p.m.,Thu–Sat’til9p.m.The
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THESPORTSMUSEUM,5thand6thfloorpremiumseatinglev- oftheSalemWitchTrialsandexecutionsof1692.Translations
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4p.m.HoursalteredduringTDGardenevents,callahead. Specialexhibit:Witches:EvolvingPerceptions. 1810.Tue–Sat10a.m.–6p.m.Theoldestnon-profitcrafts
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