- 1616.July.SundayNo events
- 1717.July.MondayNo events
- 1818.July.Tuesday
Summer Concert Series: "Gumbo"
A seven-piece band featuring the music of New Orleans including tunes by The Meters, Dr. John, Jon Cleary, Professor Longhair, and John Boutte, among others. Due to their vast experience and talent, they always deliver the highest possible level in every performance. GUMBO brings passion, artistry, and a love of playing in every note .
- 1919.July.Wednesday
Men's Breakfast Club
The Underground Railroad in Shrewsbury and the North Precinct: Examining the Evidence Have you ever wondered whether the Underground Railroad trail led through our town? After extensive research, some of us believe that it did! What were the clues? Where were they found? Who aided in the escape? Where were the safe houses? Why was everything so secret? Join us this morning to learn some of the answers! Carol Baker, long time Shrewsbury resident, genealogy and history buff, will present over 5 years of evidence that she stumbled upon in her role as one of the historians at the 300-year-old First Congregational Church. All are welcome to the presentation.
- 2020.July.Thursday
Malcolm Halliday in Concert
“A Romantic Stroll through Many Lands and Cultures” Pianist Malcolm Halliday will showcase Romantic piano music from its beginnings in Europe in the early 1800s to its later flowerings well into the 20th century in the New World. Beginning with Schumann’s charming early work Papillons, Op. 2 and Chopin’s Ballade no. 2 in F major, this entertaining lecture recital will also explore many lesser known corners of the repertoire.
- 2121.July.Friday
Historian Rick Tulipano "The Kennedy Saga"- Part IV "Whatever Happened to the Kennedys?"
The Kennedys are the most legendary family in American history. In this 4-part power-point presentation we will delve into the triumphs and tragedies of the Kennedy clan, from their arrival in 19th century America right up to the present day.
- 2222.July.SaturdayNo events