- Cancer Fundraiser at Maynard Golf Course
Join the Takacs family of Acton and their team, Imagineers United, on Friday night, August 2nd, at the Maynard Golf Course for a fabulous night of music! This event is to raise money for the team's participation in the Unite to Fight Pancreatic Cancer walk on September 28th in Boston. The Takacs family has worked tirelessly for the past 5 years to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research, in memory of their father & husband, Jim, who lost his brief battle at the age of 47.
The night will feature local eclectic a cappella group Working For Scale, as well as a number of other local musicians. Raffle prizes & a small silent auction too! Cash bar.
Admission at the door: $25 adults/ $15 students. RSVP not necessary, but encouraged at alisontakacs@yahoo.com. Contact Alison with any questions.
To support the team without attending the event, please visit their website at
http://unite2fightpc.kintera.org/imagineersunited.
- Registration Open for Furry Tales
The A.C.T. is currently holding registration for their Fall 2013 production of Furry Tales for grades K-4. Furry Tales is a straight play (
not a musical) full of laughs and adventure. It is a great show for kids who are interested in theater, but haven't wanted to tackle all of the singing and dancing involved in a full musical theater production. In the past, the fairy tale creatures have lived peacefully with the talking animals, telling and retelling their stories. But suddenly, the characters are mixing up the stories. Miss Muffet loves spiders – not curds and whey. Rapunzel wants her hair cut, and Snow White is making berry poison. To make matters worse, the animals are losing their tails! Can the two be connected? Join three brave creatures on their journey to unscramble the mess before the tales and tails are gone forever! For more detailed information, please visit our website at:
http://the-act.org/currentshowsauditions/furrytalesgeneralinfo.html.
- Acton-Boxborough Farmers Market
The Acton-Boxborough Farmers Market is a producer-only market in its 5th season; it operates every Sunday in 2013 from June 16 through October 20, 10am–1pm. ABFM vendors offer a great variety of fresh, local goods, including: myriad vegetables, fruits, cheeses, Middle Eastern spreads, meats, breads, flowers, baked goods, eggs, jams, bagels, wines, salsas and condiments, handmade soaps, and plants for the home garden. A special treat this season: locally crafted ice cream!