American Hockey League

Pop / Rock / Acoustic

This moving and jubilant rock musical is now in its 12th amazing year on Broadway!

Common Fence Music performances are set in a quite listening room in an intimate setting. That is, when the concert starts! Folks gather with friends, picnic baskets and coolers when the doors open at 7 pm for the "winter picnic" or "folk-tailgate" party.

We are an official Rich Dad Cashflow Club. We offer a FREE 10-step financial literacy program that includes playing the fun and world famous Cashflow board games 101 & 202 created by Robert Kiyosaki who wrote the #1 best selling financial book of all time Rich Dad Poor Dad. Our mission is to elevate the financial well-being of humanity.

FishNet-NetWorks.net is a hilarious, politically incorrect, parody of a large American computer networking company with an audience-interactive format. “FishNet-Networks.Net” is a fictitious corporation that sells networking products using the worlds’ fish as the network! Are you confused about the product yet? So are all the employees at FishNet-NetWorks.net! Purchase tickets at www.ticketleap.com. A portion of the proceeds benefit the MS Chapter of RI

Join us Saturday, November 21st, for Speakeasy! If you are a fan of swing, cabaret, blues, jazz, and the modern reinterpretations thereof, Speakeasy! is the place to be! Break out your vintage finest (or best imitation) from the wardrobe so that our staff photographers can record your revelry! Enjoy the tantalizing burlesque of Thru the Keyhole, and the mysterious enchantment of Nouveau Noir dance with Tempest! Brokedown Serenade provide the musical accompaniment and LuLu of ProvidencePinup.com provides her hosting duties. This is not to be missed! Those of imbibing age should come by 201 Westminster St. in Providence at 9:30 and for a small bribe our doorman will tell you the password. http://www.speakeasyri.com/blog/

This moving and jubilant rock musical is now in its 12th amazing year on Broadway!

Ages: 21+

I will be doing a "Stevie Ray Vaughn Tribute" with Daniel Banks. There will be non-stop Pizza and Salad!!

reggae / ska / punk

Ages: 21+

Ages: All Ages

AMY'S BIRTHDAY BASH.... EVERYONE INVITED

Age Limit: All Ages

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Age Limit:

Michelle Lewis

Rhoaming Entertainment presents Carribean Fridays: Ladies Night “New England’s no.1 Caribbean event with Class” May 15th, 2009 21+ DJ SHASHA of Takeover Sound Keeping the dance floor Hot!!! REDUCED ADMISSION ON GUESTLIST TILL MIDNIGHT: VIP@RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM PLEASE TAKE NOTE Upscale/Trendy Dress Is a Must! Jovans 6 Portland st Providence RI FOR MORE INFO/VIP/BIRTHDAY PACKAGE: ADMIN@RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM OR 781-964-9661 WWW.RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM PROMOTIONS SUPPORTED BY: BACK2 BASIC PROMO, FLOSS FAM ENT, RUSH RICKKA, Mr.O

Saturday November 21, 2009

Mark Your Calendar Hold the Date

This Australian icon has hopped its way into the hearts of many people Learn all about wild marsupial mobs consisting of boomers, flyers, and of course the joey

Location:
Grant Recital Hall (behind the Orwig Music Building on the corner of Hope Street and Young Orchard Avenue)

Calendar:
Music

Contact:
Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu - Ashley Lundh

Description:
Voice students from the studio of Kathryne Jennings will perform a recital.


Free and open to the public.


Grant Recital Hall is newly renovated and accessible. To request special services, accommodations or assistance for this event, please contact Ashley Lundh [401.863.3234 - Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu] as far in advance of the event as possible.

Saturday November 21, 2009

Hi all! Looking forward mto our nest gathering! I am loking for indoor areas to old them. Someone did tell me of a loation but I cannot remember who or where. I am open to all ideas and suggestions. Lisa and CoCo

Event: Thanksgiving Craft Program

Saturday November 21, 2009
2:00 PM until 3:00 PM


For Kids Ages 4 and up.
Come in and make a Thanksgiving turkey with us. Please register at the YR desk beginning November 2nd.
Location: Meeting Room

This Australian icon has hopped its way into the hearts of many people Learn all about wild marsupial mobs consisting of boomers, flyers, and of course the joey

Note:
Plant and Properties Committee coordinates this event

This Australian icon has hopped its way into the hearts of many people Learn all about wild marsupial mobs consisting of boomers, flyers, and of course the joey

American Hockey League

This moving and jubilant rock musical is now in its 12th amazing year on Broadway!

This moving and jubilant rock musical is now in its 12th amazing year on Broadway!

Ages: 18+

Rhoaming Entertainment presents Carribean Fridays: Ladies Night “New England’s no.1 Caribbean event with Class” May 15th, 2009 21+ DJ SHASHA of Takeover Sound Keeping the dance floor Hot!!! REDUCED ADMISSION ON GUESTLIST TILL MIDNIGHT: VIP@RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM PLEASE TAKE NOTE Upscale/Trendy Dress Is a Must! Jovans 6 Portland st Providence RI FOR MORE INFO/VIP/BIRTHDAY PACKAGE: ADMIN@RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM OR 781-964-9661 WWW.RHOAMINGPARTIES.COM PROMOTIONS SUPPORTED BY: BACK2 BASIC PROMO, FLOSS FAM ENT, RUSH RICKKA, Mr.O

Join the RIPP Sundays at noon for Pirate Brunch at RiRa! This be an event where all be welcome! So throw on yer finery,

Location:
The Parsonage (24 Diman Pl.)

Sunday November 22, 2009

Sunday November 22, 2009

Location:
Grant Recital Hall (behind the Orwig Music Building on the corner of Hope Street and Young Orchard Avenue)

Calendar:
Music

Contact:
Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu - Ashley Lundh

Description:
Voice students from the studio of Bradley Fugate will perform a recital.


Free and open to the public.


Grant Recital Hall is newly renovated and accessible. To request special services, accommodations or assistance for this event, please contact Ashley Lundh [401.863.3234 - Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu] as far in advance of the event as possible.

Venez jouer avec vos enfants au Children Museum a Easton, MA! "Housed in a charming Old Fire Station in historic North Easton, Massachusetts, the Children's Museum in Easton offers a warm and friendly environment for children and families to explore together! " Site web: http://childrensmuseumineaston.org/Home.asp

Location:
The Parsonage (24 Diman Pl.)

Location:
Alumnae Hall

Calendar:
All Public Events

Contact:
kening_tan@brown.edu - Kening Tan

Description:
Brown University Gilbert and Sullivan will present its fall show, "The Gondoliers, or The King of Barataria", on the weekend before Thanksgiving. This two-act operetta will be fully staged and orchestrated by talented Brown students with a free admission to the public.The performances are on Friday, November 20th, 8 p.m Saturday, November 21st, 2 p.m and 8 p.m Sunday, November 22nd, 3 p.m. For more information please go to http://www.brown.edu/Students/BUGS/

Location:
Chapel Hall

Let's talk about books,visit and make new friends!

Location:
Sarah Doyle Women's Center: Room 204

Calendar:
All Public Events

Contact:
David_pagliaccio@brown.edu - David Pagliaccio

Description:
Peer facilitators are available during open hours to listen to whatever is on your mind, to share information, or to suggest other resources. Any topic, casual or urgent, academic or personal, is up for discussion. Everything is on a walk-in basis, there are no sign-up sheets and it's completely private. We're not experts. But we are fellow students, and we're here to help. Tuesday-Friday, 7-9pm Sarah Doyle Women's Center: Room 204 BrownPSN@gmail.com.

Location:
Grant Recital Hall (behind the Orwig Music Building on the corner of Hope Street and Young Orchard Avenue)

Calendar:
Music

Contact:
Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu - Ashley Lundh

Description:
Voice students from the studio of Kathryn Fields will perform a recital.


Free and open to the public.


Grant Recital Hall is newly renovated and accessible. To request special services, accommodations or assistance for this event, please contact Ashley Lundh [401.863.3234 - Ashley_Lundh@brown.edu] as far in advance of the event as possible.

Location:
J Walter Wilson Room 411

Calendar:
All Public Events

Contact:
marsy212@yahoo.com - Marsy Mittlemann

Description:
Readings from the Bible and the CS textbook. Science and health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Open to everyone.

Have Fun, Ditch the Workout! Wear comfy cloths and sneakers or hip hop or dance shoes! Bring Water, we will sweat! Move and lose! Instructor Elizabeth Herbert www.zumba.com

Location:
Manning Chapel

Calendar:
Religious Life

Contact:
achm@brown.edu - Angela Howard-McParland

Location:
411 J. Walter Wilson Building

Calendar:
Religious Life

Contact:
marsy212@yahoo.com - Marsy Mittleman

Description:
Weekly Sunday Service with readings from the Bible and the Christian Science textbook"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
The services are sponsored by the Christian Science Society of Providence and the Office of the Chaplains and Religious Life.

Sunday November 22, 2009

Every week on Sunday between 10am to Noon we gather at 40 Collins Rd in Hopkinton at Ramrod Farms/Turning Point Theaputic Riding Stables. We meet in a beautifully remodeled barn with rustic wood sidings on a 150 acre horse ranch. We start off our gatherings with a prayer, chanting of spiritual songs and a guided meditation for at least 20 to 30 minutes. The Purifcation Ceremony is done at this point, where individually we write something down on a piece of paper and burn it up at our altar. It is a way of free the heart of any blocks or bad attitudes. There is a time to repeat positive thought affirmations at the of purification. Readings are then done from the Christian Bible and the Hindu Bhagavad Gita, to show the oneness of the teachings of Lord Jesus Christ and the teachings of Bhagavan Krishna. A short inspirational talk is given about the readings and how they relate to daily life. There is a blessing of the love offering after that. Spiritual Songs are song by our small choir. Then we end our gathering with the Festival of Light, a ritual dedicated the oneness of God in All Religions. Finally, we close by doing Healing Prayers for family members, friends or people in need throughout the world. A vegetarian potluck follows the service at Noon.

Times vary. Tickets are $28-40. See website for details.

Location:
Sanctuary

Note:
This is also Bring a Friend Sunday

Location:
Sanctuary

Location:
Gathering Space

Location:
Manchester Hall
585 Washington St.
Coventry, RI 02816

Note:
Begin Fellowcraft Rehearsal
All Master Masons welcome to join us

Mourning The Dead, Masamune, Death Wish (?), At Sinceritie’s End, Water Vein, Solanum, more TBA

Hereye, ye sons of a tavern hag! Yer not worth shiproom if ye can't swing steel! Larn yerselves how! Mondays in Fall River Ma

Calendar:
Career Development

Contact:
Careerdevelopment@brown.edu - Career Development Center

Description:
The CDC offers Walk-in hours to answer your quick questions, review resumes and assist with resources. Walk-in hours are offered either in person or via IM Chat.

Monday and Friday - IM Chat - 2-4pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - In person Walk-ins - 2-4pm.

To IM Chat, simply invite browncareercounselor@gmail.com to chat using your google account. If you don't have a google account, it's easy and free to set up at: www.google.com

Location:
Fireplace Room

Location:
Horace Mann, Room 202

Calendar:
Graduate School

Contact:
Nancy_Picard@Brown.EDU - Nancy Picard

Location:
Gathering Space

Location:
Choir Room

Location:
Curricular Resource Center, JWW 310

Calendar:
All Public Events

Contact:
Minoo_Ramanathan@brown.edu - Minoo Ramanathan

Description:
Talk to returned leavetakers over free snacks, check out the center’s many resources and start planning your self-enriching time off from Brown. (http://brown.edu/Administration/Dean_of_the_College/crc/leave_taking/)

Location:
Joukowsky Forum, Watson Institute, 111 Thayer Street

Calendar:
Watson Institute

Contact:
Watson_Institute@brown.edu - Watson Institute

Description:
“What Are We Doing in Afghanistan?,” with Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr., Deputy Ambassador, American Embassy, Kabul, Afghanistan.

Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. was assigned as Deputy Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in March, 2009. Ambassador Ricciardone previously served as Ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt (2005-2008) and concurrently as Ambassador to the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Palau from 2002 to 2005. Prior to that, Ambassador Ricciardone served as Director of the Department's Task Force on the Coalition Against Terrorism and as a Senior Advisor to the Director General of the Foreign Service. From March 1999 until early 2001, he served as the Secretary of State's Special Coordinator for the Transition of Iraq.

Ambassador Ricciardone was born in Boston and graduated from Malden Catholic High School. Upon graduation summa cum laude from Dartmouth College in 1973, he received a Fulbright Scholarship for teaching and study in Italy. He went to Iran as a teacher in 1976, traveling widely in Southwest Asia, Europe, and the Middle East until he entered the Foreign Service in 1978.

Prevent and solve basic behavior problems like barking, chewing, digging, jumping up, running away, and more. Learn the causes of these behaviors and positive ways to change them. A well trained pup is a happy pup. Sign up today!

Monday November 23, 2009

Location:
Sarah Doyle Women's Center: Room 204

Calendar:
All Public Events

Contact:
David_pagliaccio@brown.edu - David Pagliaccio

Description:
Peer facilitators are available during open hours to listen to whatever is on your mind, to share information, or to suggest other resources. Any topic, casual or urgent, academic or personal, is up for discussion. Everything is on a walk-in basis, there are no sign-up sheets and it's completely private. We're not experts. But we are fellow students, and we're here to help. Tuesday-Friday, 7-9pm Sarah Doyle Women's Center: Room 204 BrownPSN@gmail.com.

Every Monday at this relaxed pub-style bar, people come in to meet and talk with other Freedom minded people about the controversial topics in politics, government, America, and the world. Films on the projector screen . Freedom Of Press tables with FREE DVD documentaries, books, info and more for everyone to take. Then hang around and watch or participate in the filming of the We The People Of RI TV/web show, as well as other projects. The only group of its type in Rhode Island. Everyone is welcome. Controversy encouraged. If you want a place to find truth and liberty in RI, you won't be disappointed.

Age Limit: 21+

Kim Davidson

Patriot’s player Matt Light and Red Sox great Luis Tiant will be eating burgers while kids eat steak at the 15th annual Boys & Girls Club of Greater New Bedford’s Steak & Burger dinner on Monday, November 23rd at the Century House in Acushnet. Tickets to the event, sponsored by BankFive, are $35 per person. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 6:30p.m.

“The Steak & Burger Dinner is an annual fundraising event that provides the opportunity for Boys & Girls Club children to have dinner with professional sports figures, corporate sponsors and community leaders,” explains Robert Mendes, Boys & Girls Club executive director. At the dinner the Club will also present the Robert Chadwick Community Service Award to Charles Toomey of Paul and Dixon Insurance for his many years of service on the board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Club and many other nonprofit organizations. Matt Light will also be presenting the first Dan Pires Memorial Scholarships.

The event is a fundraiser that is designed to honor our young people and to bring supporters of the club in direct contact with the children who benefit from their generosity. That's why adults dine on "finely prepared chopped sirloin" while Club members and all youth are honored with special steak dinners. A raffle will be conducted with great prizes including two tickets to a Patriots home game, a private Narragansett Bay Cruise for up to 10 people, two night stay for two at Bayside Resort in Hyannis and roundtrip tickets from New Bedford to Nantucket on Cape Air, plus many more prizes. There is also a separate raffle for all youth attending the event with many toys and games.

“Thanks to the sponsorship of BankFive, we have a head start on the event as a successful fundraiser but additional sponsors are needed to help ensure that the Club continues to provide a curriculum in career development, academic enrichment, prevention alternatives to drugs, alcohol, violence, and building self esteem through social and recreational programs,” comments Mr. Mendes. For more information about sponsorships or reservations visit www.bgcnewbedford.org or call 508-992-8011 ext. 13 (ask for Wendy). Advance reservations are needed for the dinner.

Saturday December 5, 2009

Description from the back of the box: So your friends are traveling cross country and they've stopped in Rhode Island to visit for the day! Play Ambassador and take them for a tour. Let them experience the Ocean State and all that it has to offer. Collect "postcards" along the way so they have memories to share of their trip. Description from boardgamegeek.com: Players travel throughout the state of Rhode Island, answering trivia questions and collecting four specific postcards before returning to the central post office.

RISD EXPOSE RISD students are opening a holiday shop in Downcity Providence. In partnership with Cornish Associates, and the office of Student Life at RISD, the 1st annual RISD EXPOSE opens on Westminster St. Nov. 18th. The shop will be filled with fine art and design produced by RISD students from a varied grouping of disciplines. The student work will make great one-of-a-kind gifts for that special art lover.