Five Things, May 3: The Tale of Moby Dick

1. Weather: The National Service predicts a warm, sunny day with a high near 60. The evening will be clear with low of 44.

2. SoleMates Walking Group: The Solemates, the Senior Center’s walking group, meets regularly on Friday mornings at 10:00 am. For more information, call Julie at 617‐730‐2760.

3. Joe Hill - NOS4A2: Vic is strangely gifted: she can find anything missing (be it a bracelet or the answer to a question), and when she rides her bike through he Shorter Way bridge, she will end up at her desired destination.  Master of horror Joe Hill joins us once more for a tale of paranormal suspense and revenge.

4. POETRY BROOKLINE: Poetry Brookline is a new project that invites you to create and submit poems, songs, and art about Brookline places or people. Judy Steinbergh, Brookline poet laureate, will be collecting works, by and for those of every age who live, learn, work or play in Brookline, to display on posters and broadsheets around town, and hopefully to culminate in a Poetry Map of Brookline designed as a mural.

5. PALS Children's Chorus Presents The Tale of Moby Dick: Through music, movement and evocative sets, the 185 choristers of PALS will bring the sea, the ship Pequod and the whale to life on stage.