The menu will include baked ham, potatoes, vegetable, bread, a beverage and dessert. Afterward, there will be a time of fellowship as guests select hymns to sing (hymnals will be provided). Any proceeds will benefit the ministries of the church. Call the church office if you plan to attend.
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Ham and Hymn Supper @ First Baptist “Old Stone” Church
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Providence Wholebellies in Concert @ Sandywoods Center for the Arts
The Providence Wholebellies are one of New England’s most eclectic and entertaining ensembles, playing a colorful combination of varying acoustic music. Their vast repertoire ranges from American country and blues to olde English and Celtic, including everything from Appalachian reels, Irish aires, and Scottish pipe tunes to Johnny Cash and Woody Guthrie. BYOB and food allowed.
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7:00 pm
Providence Wholebellies in Concert @ Sandywoods Center for the Arts
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10th Annual Jazz Concert @ Barrington Congregational Church
During the season of magic and wonder, ACT@St. Andrew’s (ACTSA) is pleased to present “Alice in Wonderland”, adapted by Brainerd Duffield. Lovable Alice falls down the rabbit hole and becomes involved in that madcap and deliciously fun series of adventures as immortalized by Lewis Carroll. All your favorite characters are here from the whimsical White Rabbit to the mesmerizing Mad Hatter. It’s a zany escapade that’s perfect for the entire family.
Directed by Laura Minadeo
“Alice in Wonderland” runs
Friday Dec. 14 7:00pm
Saturday Dec. 15 3:00pm
Sunday Dec. 16 3:00pm
All tickets are sold at the door.
Call 401-246-1230 x3122 for more information
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The ACTSA Ensemble is comprised of ACTors, ages 8-16, from RI and southeastern Mass. “Kids performing for kids” makes theater accessible and lively for young audiences while engaging audiences of all ages. With a 20-year history, ACTSA has entertained and educated young people with its “hands-on approach” to theater arts education.
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7:00 pm
“Alice in Wonderland” presented by The ACTSA Ensemble @ McCulloch Center for the Arts / St. Andrew's School
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Barrington Veterinary Clinic’s Annual Food Drive to benefit the hungry (all-day)@ Barrington Veterinary Clinic
The Barrington Veterinary Clinic is conducting their annual food drive all this month. Bring by your non-perishable food item donation and receive a free nail trim or nail painting for your pet. According to the RI Food Bank, the number of Rhode Islanders seeking food assistance is at an all time high. Any donation you give can make a difference. You can drop off your donation in advance Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm ( Saturday 9am to 1pm) or bring it with you to your appointment. Call us today at 401-245-9226 to schedule your free appointment and help us feed the hungry this holiday season! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts and happy holidays!
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Barrington Veterinary Clinic’s Annual Food Drive to benefit the hungry @ Barrington Veterinary Clinic(all-day)
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“Alice in Wonderland” presented by The ACTSA Ensemble @ McCulloch Center for the Arts / St. Andrew's School
During the season of magic and wonder, ACT@St. Andrew’s (ACTSA) is pleased to present “Alice in Wonderland”, adapted by Brainerd Duffield. Lovable Alice falls down the rabbit hole and becomes involved in that madcap and deliciously fun series of adventures as immortalized by Lewis Carroll. All your favorite characters are here from the whimsical White Rabbit to the mesmerizing Mad Hatter. It’s a zany escapade that’s perfect for the entire family.
Directed by Laura Minadeo
“Alice in Wonderland” runs
Friday Dec. 14 7:00pm
Saturday Dec. 15 3:00pm
Sunday Dec. 16 3:00pm
All tickets are sold at the door.
Call 401-246-1230 x3122 for more information
Follow us on Facebook ACT@StAndrews ALL ACTSA programs are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
The ACTSA Ensemble is comprised of ACTors, ages 8-16, from RI and southeastern Mass. “Kids performing for kids” makes theater accessible and lively for young audiences while engaging audiences of all ages. With a 20-year history, ACTSA has entertained and educated young people with its “hands-on approach” to theater arts education.
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7:00 pm
“Alice in Wonderland” presented by The ACTSA Ensemble @ McCulloch Center for the Arts / St. Andrew's School
Learn how to make beautiful bows for holiday gifts, wreaths, fruit baskets and ornaments. The clinic covers basic bows and more creative ones, such as recycled paper bows, ribbon poinsettias and roses. Take home your own creations.
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1:00 pm
Bow-Making Clinic @ Blithewold Mansion & Gardens
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Community Garden Benefit Dinner @ Sandywoods Center for the Arts
The Parenting Support Group will meet on Sunday December 16 at 6 PM in the Tildsley Building, St. Michael’s Church, 399 Hope Street, Bristol. Raising children is challenging and rewarding and the most important job that many of us do. In this time of the internet, school demands, peer pressure and often conflicting advice from “experts”, parents can find themselves confused, frustrated and alone. This is an opportunity to meet with other parents and a trained mental health professional to sort out some of these issues in a confidential setting. All parents are welcome, single and partnered, traditional and non traditional and parents in blended family situations. There is no charge but participants are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food item or personal care products for the Bristol Good Neighbors Soup Kitchen. Childcare is available but those planning to bring children must notify Jennifer DeWolf (401-935-3359 or jenmarkdewolf@aol.com) by the Friday before the meeting (Dec. 14) to let us know how many children will attend and their ages.
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6:00 pm
Parenting Support Group @ St. Michaels Church
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