Robin Stone directs this classic Greek tragedy about Antigone, daughter of the deceased King Oedipus, who defies the new ruler of Thebes by attempting to have a respectable burial of her slain brother, though it may mean her death. This play explores issues of war, law, morality and class struggle. The performance takes place in the Roger Williams University Performing Arts Center, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol. Tickets are $10 for general admission; $5 for students and seniors.
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7:30 pm
RWU Theatre Main Season Series II: “Antigone” @ Roger Williams University
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Butch McCarthy & The Gentlemen of Leisure @ Sandywoods Center for the Arts
Butch McCarthy has been performing in venues throughout New England since 1975 in various bands, including The McCarthy-Richards Band, The Shakers, Warm Missiles and many more.
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8:00 pm
Butch McCarthy & The Gentlemen of Leisure @ Sandywoods Center for the Arts
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Amicable Holiday Bazaar @ Amicable Congregational Church
Amicable Congregational Church hosts its annual Holiday Bazaar featuring a wide variety of crafts, knit and crocheted items, fresh wreaths, centerpieces and nearly new gift items will be available for sale. A roast beef dinner with scalloped potatoes, carrots, beverage and dessert will be served in the dining room at 6 p.m. Free-will donations will be taken at the door.
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9:00 am
Amicable Holiday Bazaar @ Amicable Congregational Church
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Audubon Tree Sale and Photos with Santa @ Audubon Environmental Education Center
Pick out your freshly cut Christmas tree, grown locally on from a Rhode Island tree farm. After browsing, have your child’s picture taken with Santa to be posted in a special section of East Bay Newspapers. Seasonal crafts and activities for children will be available and food donations will be collected for the local food bank.
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9:00 am
Audubon Tree Sale and Photos with Santa @ Audubon Environmental Education Center
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Christmas Bazaar @ Westport United Congregational Church
Event will feature a large variety of home-baked goods, a “Lottery Ticket Tree,” raffles, knitted items, clothing for 18-inch dolls, jewelry, children’s accessories, photography and many handcrafted items. A luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be Christmas gifts and other items are available at “Santa’s Store” (kids can buy gifts ranging from 50 cents to $1).
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9:00 am
Christmas Bazaar @ Westport United Congregational Church
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Holly Fair @ Westport Point United Methodist Church
Westport Point United Methodist Church hosts its annual Holly Fair featuring holiday greens, a bake sale, silent auction, knitted and handmade items, books and local vendors. The annual lobster roll and chowder luncheon will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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9:00 am
Holly Fair @ Westport Point United Methodist Church
The Chace-Cory House, the early 18th century home of the Tiverton Historical Society, opens its doors to all. Enjoy a cup of cider, the warm keeping room fire, and pleasant company as you visit the Colonial-era house and shop for Tiverton-themed holiday gifts and goodies.
The Westport Art Group (WAG) holds its Holiday Fair featuring fine arts and crafts by WAG members and local craftspeople, a silent auction, holiday greens for sale and a brown bag raffle. Proceeds support the WAG scholarship fund, which benefits graduating high school seniors who are going on to study art.
This month-long celebration of the holiday season kicks off with a proclamation from the mayor, a tree-lighting, Newport Artillery cannon salute and live entertainment.
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5:00 pm
Opening of Christmas in Newport @ Washington Square
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