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Events
Shakespeare’s
Henry IV, Part 1: FREE! Littleton, MA
Come
and enjoy Henry IV, Part 1, produced and performed by All the
World’s a Stage Players, a youth Shakespeare company of homeschoolers,
ages 7 to 18.
One
of Shakespeare’s most popular history plays, Henry IV, Part
1 features the famous characters of Falstaff, the comical old
rogue; Prince Hal, the “madcap” Prince of Wales and
wayward son, torn between frivolity and duty; and the hot-tempered
Hotspur, leader of the rebel forces. The play provides something
for everyone: history, comedy, and tragedy, with carousing, sword-
fighting, father and son conflicts, and a battle to the death
for kingdom, crown, and honor!
Entirely
volunteer-run, All the World’s a Stage Players is a nonprofit
company specializing in educating youth about Shakespeare, and
producing full-length Shakespeare plays. Performances are at The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints, 616 Great Road (Rt.
119), Littleton MA , on Fridays, March 12, and March 19, 2010,
at 7:00 pm; and Saturdays, March 13, and March 20, 2010, at 2:00
pm. All performances are free, and tickets should be reserved
in advance by emailing awsptix@gmail.com.
For more information, email All the World’s a Stage Players
Production Team at awspinfo@gmail.com.
Borders
Educator Appreciation Week
March 19 - 27, 2010
Current
and retired educators save on purchases for personal or classroom
use. A great 30% discount off the list price of almost everything
in-store*, networking opportunities, and giveaways — this
and much more await educators during Educator Appreciation Week,
March 19 - 27 at Borders.
Borders
will honor current and retired teachers, librarians, homeschoolers,
school administrators and daycare facilitators with 30% off the
list price of nearly everything in stores including books, teaching
resources and materials, music, movies, educational toys and games,
gifts and stationery and even Seattle’s Best Coffee café
products. To take advantage of the 30% discount, educators need
only present proof of educator status, which can be a paystub
or an identification card with a current date. [Borders
accepts AHEM membership cards as valid proof of educator status
for the purpose of obtaining the discounts. If you would like
an AHEM membership card, see http://www.ahem.info/EducatorsDiscounts.htm.]
Borders
recently increased its everyday classroom discount to 25% off
classroom purchases, but the special 30% discount during Educator
Appreciation Week can be applied toward classroom purchases as
well as items for personal enjoyment.
Special
Reception
Saturday,
March 20, 2:00 – 6:00 PM
Note:
Receptions not held at Borders Express or Waldenbooks
*Certain
exclusions apply – check with store for details
Karen
Landers
Event
Marketing Manager
BORDERS
klanders@bordersgroupinc.com
The
AHEM Salon Series Continues
Come partake in lively, stimulating discussion with fellow homeschooling
parents in a relaxed, friendly environment. Each month will feature
a different topic. Third meeting is Wednesday, March 31.
For
details, click here.
AHEM
presents A Morning Matinee at the Theater: MacBeth
Monday,
April 5, 2010 at 10:00 AM. For
details, click here.
Big
Apple Circus http://www.bigapplecircus.org/
AHEM is hosting a trip to the Big Apple Circus in downtown Boston!
For
details, click here.
Museum
of Science High School Science Lecture - Surrounded by Microbes:
Staying Healthy in a World of Bacteria and Viruses
Friday,
April 30, 2010
Advocates
for Home Education in Massachusetts has reserved space for ages
14 - 18 at this Museum of Science High School Science Lecture.
For details, click here.
AHEM
presents A Morning Matinee at the Theater: Hot Mikado
Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 10:00 am. For
details, click here.
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