Category: activities

New England Botanic Garden

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On May 14, 2022

Jenny Pacillo It’s the official opening weekend for the Ramble, the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill’s new garden, and you’re going to want to check it out. Designed by award-winning landscape designer W. Gary Smith, the Ramble has been over a decade in the making. The garden features hundreds of plants, trees, and […]

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NOW STREAMING: MAY 2022

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On May 3, 2022

JASON SAVIO Get a quick dose of punk, metal, and melody in Marginalia,the newest release from Worcester’s own Foxfires.Clocking in at just over ten minutes, the entire album isover before you know i

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DINING REVIEW : LOGAN’S TABLE

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On May 3, 2022

BERNIE WHITMORE 16 Central Street, Leominster (978) 401-2962 www.loganstableleominster.com/ Leominster has a way of producing consistently exceptional dining; the short trip up Route 12 is alway

Shaun Knows Sports?

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On May 3, 2022

Shaun Connolly Picture this: an audience under bright lights, music blaring, crowds on their feet- dancing, singing, laughing. They’re outside getting gifts, enjoying the hot New England summer night. They’re eating, they’re drinking, they’re having an experience. Are they at a music festival? Hardly, they’re at a Worcester Bravehearts game. Bravehearts’ General Manager Dave Peterson […]

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Eat Beat

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On May 3, 2022

Paul Giorgio Buck’s not sold? The rumor that Buck’s Burger on Worcester’s Green Street has been sold was a bit premature. Nick Panerelli thought he had a deal, but like all deals, nothing is fin

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THE SPRING REGATTA
MAKES A SPLASH

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On May 3, 2022

JENNIFER RUSSO Thank goodness the weather is FINALLY getting warmer. Those of us who hide away from the cold are peeking our heads out like groundhogs to welcome the sun. Outdoor sports and activities