Congratulations on completing finals!!!
Are you feeling a sense of loss after finals? No idea what to do with your free time? Grab a friend or classmate and try something new! Don't worry, I've got you covered.
Babson & Wellesley:
After the snowstorm on Tuesday, head over to the Weston Ski track to test out some cross country (nordic) skiing or snowshoeing!March 14, 6 PM
Wellesley, MA Event and Webinar: How to Successfully Grow and Utilize your Network
March 17, 3pm Web-Ex on Negotiation Tactics with Cathy Merlo
Check your email for details--and be sure to sign up by Wednesday at 3 p.m. to get a spot.
March 23–26 and March 29–April 2, Wednesday–Saturday evenings at 7:30 P.M., Saturday and Sunday matinees at 3:00 P.M.; free to students, performance
Babson Campus, MA: Our American Hamlet, Presented by Commonwealth Shakespeare Company
Sign up for the Babson Hackathon!! (Which takes place during CORE 3, but sign up is due during break, check your email for more details--the link doesn't give you much detail)
Boston:
Readers may have a reputation for solitude, but even the most bookish among us gets the yen for a little friendly (or cutthroat) competition now and again! Join the Boston Book Festival for a free evening of word and literary-inspired games, Thursday, March 16th starting at 6 pm. Try out a new game (see our list below and see descriptions on the BBF’s website), or bring an old favorite. Come with your book club in tow, or make some new friends (or rivals!) that night.
Beyond Balderdash
Codewords
Papercuts
Punderdome
Slash
Wordsy
Friday, Mar 17, 2017 8:00 PM EDT, Middle East - Downstairs, Cambridge, MA
Born out of the love and inspiration of our favorite Band, Bearly Dead is a collective of serious players looking to express their affection and respect for the music of The Grateful Dead, Ratdog, Jerry Garcia and Phil and Friends.
Tuesday, March 21, beginning at 6:00 PM, BLR by Shojo, 13A Hudson St., Boston, MA, 617-338-4988, blrbyshojo.com, Facebook event. Pop-up Ramen EventShigetoshi “Jack” Nakamura opened the buzziest new ramen-ya in New York City last year, after more than a decade in Tokyo restaurants, and operating Sun Noodle’s now-defunct Ramen Labs stateside. This month, the chef is shipping up to Boston. Oisa Ramen maven Moe Kuroki, and the chef she calls her sensei, Shōjō’s Mark O’Leary, are helping him out in the kitchen at BLR by Shōjō (née Best Little Restaurant) while Nakamura is preparing two bowls, his torigara shoyu ramen ($15); and a Boston special: spicy seafood miso ramen ($20), chockful of fresh Wulf’s Fish, created especially for this event. It’s walk-in only, and the soup’s on until it runs out.
Wednesday March 22, 2017 6:00 PM (Doors at 5:00); Old South Church, 645 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116 http://www.harvard.com/event/chris_hayes/ Panel Discussion
Journalist and political commentator Chris Hayes discusses his new book, A Colony in a Nation in conversation with JABARI ASIM and FRANK RUDY COOPER moderated by ANTHONY BROOKS
Friday March 24, 8:00 PM Live music at Night Shift Brewery, 87 Santilli Hwy, Everett, MA: Dan & the Wildfire;
We're excited to host a series of local musicians in our Taproom! Music starts at 8pm, no tickets necessary.
Dan and the Wildfire is a particularly potent cocktail comprised of 1 part old time mountain folk, 1 part classic rock and roll, and 3 parts bottom shelf bourbon. Mix it up and what you get is a musical experience that burns it's way into your bones and lights up your soul with a crisp, rootsy sound that'll leave you reeling for another taste of that Wildfire.
The Celtics are playing a lot of games at home while we're on break! Could be the perfect time to go see Isaiah Thomas work his magic...
I plan to finally finish reading Hillbilly Elegy and Barbarian Days. My mom and I are heading to the Chris Hayes panel discussion (see above). And... I might try to see the Make Way for Ducklings exhibit at the MFA. Blueberries for Sal and One Morning in Maine are favorites from my childhood!
Anything you'd like to add? Going to any of these events? Comment below!
Wednesday March 22, 2017 6:00 PM (Doors at 5:00); Old South Church, 645 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116 http://www.harvard.com/event/chris_hayes/ Panel Discussion
Journalist and political commentator Chris Hayes discusses his new book, A Colony in a Nation in conversation with JABARI ASIM and FRANK RUDY COOPER moderated by ANTHONY BROOKS
Friday March 24, 8:00 PM Live music at Night Shift Brewery, 87 Santilli Hwy, Everett, MA: Dan & the Wildfire;
We're excited to host a series of local musicians in our Taproom! Music starts at 8pm, no tickets necessary.
Dan and the Wildfire is a particularly potent cocktail comprised of 1 part old time mountain folk, 1 part classic rock and roll, and 3 parts bottom shelf bourbon. Mix it up and what you get is a musical experience that burns it's way into your bones and lights up your soul with a crisp, rootsy sound that'll leave you reeling for another taste of that Wildfire.
The Celtics are playing a lot of games at home while we're on break! Could be the perfect time to go see Isaiah Thomas work his magic...
I plan to finally finish reading Hillbilly Elegy and Barbarian Days. My mom and I are heading to the Chris Hayes panel discussion (see above). And... I might try to see the Make Way for Ducklings exhibit at the MFA. Blueberries for Sal and One Morning in Maine are favorites from my childhood!
Anything you'd like to add? Going to any of these events? Comment below!
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