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October 2009 - May 2010
Harry Potter- Museum of Science Boston, Sat. Oct. 31

Adults $65, Children under 11 $62
This world-premiere exhibit is your chance to experience the craftsmanship
of more than 200 authentic artifacts from the Harry Potter films, displayed
in settings inspired by the film sets. Along the way, fans will get an
up-close and personal look at some of their favorite props and costumes from
the Harry Potter films. Harry’s original wand and eyeglasses, elaborate
outfits from the Yule Ball, and Gryffindor™ school uniforms are just some of
the iconic items on display. They will also be able to take a tour through
Hagrid’s hut, enter a Quidditch™ area to toss a “Quaffle,” and may even
encounter a few creatures like Buckbeak™ or a giant Acromantula spider along
the way. What a way to celebrate Halloween!!

New York City Sat., Nov. 14 & Dec. 5 $70
Always a popular trip-TWO dates to choose from or do both! Enjoy the day in
the Big Apple as you like! Early departure from the Cape leaves plenty of
time in the city to see a show, visit a museum, shop and dine and just enjoy
the city with all it’s festivities!

Holiday Pops, Boston Fri., Dec. 11 $115
Enjoy the Holiday sights and sounds of Maestro Keith Lockhart and the Boston
Pops as they greet you at Symphony Hall. 1st Balcony seats at 4:00pm with
time at Prudential/Copley Place before the concert for lunch or shopping
Theatre Productions

Lion King Sat., Mar. 6 $ 140
A young lion cub, Simba, struggles to find his place in nature's "circle of
life" and follow in the regal paw prints of his father. Music by Elton John
and others. Orchestra seating. Boston Opera House. 2PM Performance.
Cats Sun., Apr. 18 $ 125
The longest running musical in London and the second longest on Broadway!
“Memory” and other renowned songs make this a MUST SEE performance.
Orchestra seating. The Colonial Theatre. 2PM Performance with free time
before at Prudential/Copley Place for lunch and shopping.
Jersey Boys! Thurs. May 13, and Sun. May 23 $ 130
We sold out three buses in 2009. See and hear the life story of Frankie
Valli and the Four Seasons – a group of blue collar boys from the wrong side
of the tracks who became one of the biggest American pop music sensations.
Orchestra seats. Providence Performing Art Center. 2PM – 5/13, 1PM – 5/23
Don’t Miss it!

Boston Symphony Open Rehearsals
$78 All Open Rehearsals include a pre-concert talk. Immediately following
the morning rehersal, and prior to the evening rehersals, you will have free
time at Prudential/Copley Place for shopping and lunch or dinner.
Haydn, Bach and Schubert with Yo-Yo Ma Cello. Wed., Jan. 6
Haydn sympony No. 98 Cello concerto No. 1 in C. Pre-concert talk begins at
6:30PM.
Carter, Berlioz and Ravel. Thurs., Jan. 28 Carter Dialogues for piano and
orchestra Berlioz Harold in Italy for viola and orchestra. Ravel Piano
Concerto for the left hand Ravel Daphnis et Choe Suite No. 2. Pre-concert
talk begins at 9:30AM.
Berg, Strauss and Mahler, Rennee Fleming. Thurs., Feb. 11
Soprano, Berg Three pieces for Orchestra, Op. 6. Strauss Four Last Songs.
Mahler Symphony No.4. Pre-concert talk at 9:30AM.
Mendelson and Rossinio with Tanglewood Festival Chorus. Thurs., Mar. 18
Mendelssohn Overture and Incidental Music to A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Rossini Stabat Mater. Pre-concert talk at 9:30AM.
Harbison and Mahler. Thurs., Apr. 8 Harbison Double Concerto for Violin and
Cello (world premiere; BSO commission). Pre-concert talk at 9:30AM.

Rhode Island Spring Flower and Garden Show Fri., Feb 19 $ 57 "Timeless
Gardens" * Demonstrations and lectures by gardening experts. *
Exquisite floral arrangements by Federation of Garden Clubs. * Show
Bookstore for gardening ideas. * Master Gardeners provide assistance and
information. * Professionals for designing your landscaped garden. * Artisan
marketplace
Please call for individual flyers on the multi-day trips
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