Wednesday, November 21 2035

Featuring an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet by Sodexo, continuous raffles, local vendors, and live music by the Wil Darcangelo Band

Tickets are $10 for seniors and kids 5-12, $15 adults, $44 family up to six! And kids under five are always free!

Visit www.Good-Wil.org for more information about the Good-Wil Initiative

The Beehive offers the perfect brunch for adults and kids alike with our scrumptious food and great live music!

Jake is a novelist who faces his marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life: a revered first wife who was killed in an accident; his daughter as a child and as a young woman; his bossy sister; an opinionated analyst; his current wife who is leaving Jake for another man; and a prospective third wife. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are only interrupted by visits from the actual women. Directed by Faye Harrington.

The Axis Ensemble presents an eclectic show of modern composition, from John Adams Road Movies to works by Elliot Cless and Jason Coleman and a new quasi-improvisational piece by Nathalie Miebach, a Boston sculptor/composer. http://axisensemble.com/

Boston's own Riverboat Stompers are easily the most exciting proponents of New Orleans Jazz north of the Mason-Dixon line. The Stompers have entertained thousands at traditional jazz festivals, and at Castle Hill, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts and Quincy Market, not to mention countless weddings, barnraisings, political rallys and bar mitzvahs. They've appeared on WBZ and WGBH and are regulars at the Regatta Bar and the Mall at Chestnut Hill jazz series. They're a no-holdsbarred crew of foot-stomping devil-take-the-hindmost Katy-bar-the-door leasebreakers. Amazing Things thanks the players for their generosity. www.riverboatstompers.com

A different caller each dance. No experience necessary. Singles & groups welcome. Free snacks & beverages at the break. Dress is casual.

Adults $5; Children $3, maximum $12 per family. FREE for students with ID.

Web page: www.westford.com/pca Contact email: WestfordBarnDance@hotmail.com

With rotating hosts:

1st Sunday guitarist Steve Berke

2nd Sunday pianist Molly Flannery

3rd Sunday guitarist Michael Chasse

4th Sunday vocalist Wendy Nottonson

Format: The house band plays from 4-5 while guests arrive and participants sign up. Full menu available! From 5-7 is the jam. The host is in charge of personnel on stage. The first 15 people to sign up are guaranteed a spot, so it's good to arrive early. Participants are welcome & encouraged to bring charts! Newcomers and listeners are always welcome!

Every Sunday at 4:30 – 8:00pm we host one of the longest running open blues jams in the Boston area with guitarist MIKE WELCH , and the HOODOO MEN acting as MCs— it's open to all ages (under 18 with a parent). Come on in, sign up, and let us hear your stuff!!

6pm Notrio

7pm Bryant Park Quartet - Based in New York City, the Bryant Park Quartet (Anna Elashvili, Ben Russell - violins; Adam Meyer - viola; Tomoko Fujita - cello) performs the spectrum of the string quartet repertoire to a diverse audience with captivating elegance and unique energetic style. As the first Ensemble-In-Residence at the Stony Brook University Community Music Program, the BPQ have spearheaded a new initiative to bring a high level of chamber music to Stony Brook's students and community. Recipient of a 2008 Chamber Music America Residency Partnership grant, the BPQ is engaged in generating excitement for music in schools and communities across the country. Learn more at www.bryantparkquartet.com

8pm The Gill Aharon Trio - The band is: Randy Wooten - drums, Gill Aharon - piano and compositions, Jef Charland - bass, Blake Newman - bass, Andrew Stern - guitar, Alec Spiegelman - winds/horns, Rick Stone- Alto, Kelly Roberge - tenor, Eric Hofbauer - guitar

The reading starts around 6:00 p.m. with an open poetry reading. The featured poet or a poetry slam follows the open poetry reading. There is no cover charge at this weekly reading. A bucket pass for donations goes to the featured poet or to support the expenses of the reading.

This week we welcome sometimes regular Gary Hoare to our stage. Gary Hoare currently lives in Boston where he writes, performs spoken-word poetry, and paints. Hoare has been performing poetry since 1998, competing in the National Poetry Slam for teams from Worcester, MA and Providence, RI. He is a winner of the 2005 Jacob Knight Award for poetry, and is the author of several chapbooks including The Theory of Cows, Fallback Crush and Awkward is Hot. In 2002 he published Fact, Fiction, and Blatant Lies, a journal-style novel which chronicled a year

"Elegant." "Riveting." "Soulful." "Classic mastery." These are a few of the terms that have been used to describe the unique and stunning swing-jazz music of acoustic guitarist Guy Van Duser and clarinetist Billy Novick. They have a musical telepathy and understanding that has been honed by more than twenty-five years of playing together, a rhythmic drive that doesn't quit and a thorough mastery of their instruments. Add to all of this their relaxed and engaging stage manner, and you will be treated to a joyously entertaining and musically enchanting show that, indeed, has already stood the test of time. http://www.billynovick.com/id113.html

Jeff Blaney  plays the guitar and mandolin and has been writing, recording and performing music for inspired audiences since the age of fifteen. Jeff's love for traveling the country has allowed him to perform in many venues from The Coconut Teaser on Sunset Blvd. to The Sidewalk Cafe in Manhattan.Jeff's musical history songbook is deep, including songs of country, blues, Celtic, bluegrass, funk, reggae and rock.  www.myspace.com/jeffreyblaney

Willie Larsen has a long musical background in many areas such as acting, singing, songwriting, finger-picking guitar as well as square dance calling and teaching. Since the early 1970's when in high school in East Haven, CT, Willie has been traveling throughout New England, upstate New York and New Jersey - calling dances and singing and playing guitar when ever he has the chance.

In the Starlight Jams, participants can play on any tune at any time after the opening house band set. The host band will call tunes, keys or tempos. Players: be prepared to read and solo on an unfamiliar jazz chart with facility.

With rotating host bandleaders: John Funkhouser, Joe Simon, Phill Argyris, Joe Raia.

Sunday 'Soul Time' at The Beehive means--This Is Boston Soul!

This Is Boston Soul is a core band of Boston's legendary Soul-Men with a revolving door of Soul guests singing ,sitting in, and getting down. There's nothing like this in Boston. Make this a Sunday institution.