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5 Things: Free Screening at Museum of Science; and Menino Having Surgery
Also on Saturday is the 10th annual Sweet Chariot Music Festival at the Theodore Parker Church.
- Tonight there are two free screenings of "Sentient", an original production created by artists in the Studio for Interrelated Media's Art and Science Immersive Media course at the Museum of Science. Throughout the spring 2013 semester, students have been exploring topics of scientific inquiry and expressing their curiosities and understandings in visual, auditory, and performative modes. In less than five months these students collaborated on all aspects of storytelling, concept development, sound design, dome video production, and public relations to create an immersive environment exploring the creative, perceptive, and unexplored mind. Two free screenings at 6 and 7 p.m., at the Charles Hayden Planetarium, Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston. Seating is limited and no late seating once the program starts.
- Boston Mayor Thomas Menino will be undergoing surgery to reduce the size of his prostate on Friday. Men older than 40 should talk to their doctors about their prostate.
- Remember that recycling and trash day are delayed one day due to Memorial Day.
- On Sat., June 1, is Parkway In Motion's 2013 West Roxbury Shootout Men's 3-on-3 Tournament at Billings Field. There are two divisions, one for 32-years-old or older, and the other for younger. Registration is limited to 24 players per division. To register for the 32 and older division here. Register for the under-32 division here. Contact info@parkwayinmotion.org if you would like to be a sponsor or questions. $35 per person. 9 a.m.
- Also on Saturday is the 10th annual Sweet Chariot Music Festival featuring Eric Kilburn, Denny Williams, David Dodson, Dillon Bustin, Dean Stevens, Doug Day, Will Brown, Rachel and John Nicholas, and more. Admission $20, kids $5. For tickets/info call 617-869-3014 or 800-838-3006 or email dean@deanstevens.com. Theodore Parker Church. 7:30 p.m.
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