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Sat Nite Market in 4-8p “Join us for the Vegan Nite Market @ Bridge Nine Records in Beverly, Ma! We'll have around 15-20 vegan food and treat and apothecary vendors. Let us help you go plant based in 2025!”
https://www.facebook.com/events/977918154199521

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Sat-Sun Boston returns “BAPHL is the Boston Area Puzzle Hunt League, a recurring series of puzzle hunts in the Boston area.
Teams of 4–6 are given challenging puzzles that require various logical, lateral-thinking, and creative skills to solve. There is also an element of exploration which requires teams to visit certain locations during the completion of the event.” https://24.baphl.org

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Y'all - There’s no algorithm - take a sec to share this thread, especially someone not fully committed to ActivityPub/Fediverse/Mastodon social media.

Invest in your community & non-commercial projects, start something new and keep good things going.

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Sun Black Swallow Wort (invasive plant) removal meetup in https://www.greenopensomerville.org/ “10am-noon on Spring Hill. We will meet at 54 Belmont St. There should be plenty there to keep many people occupied.

Afterwards, anyone who wants to, please join us just down the street at the Morse Kelley playground for refreshments - watermelon and cool beverages - to celebrate our hard work. We can also take victory photos.

Please bring your own water, sunscreen, hat, etc. Bring gloves and weeding tools if you have them. If you do not, please let us know by replying to this email and we can try to track down a few extra. We will have garbage bags and refreshments.”

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29/x EDIT jk, i went here, instead! I've got guests in town this weekend & this is extremely my jam, but not theirs, please go, its weird theatre, near home, and free:

Sun : x x - “Attack of the Byrds! a verse play by Gary Duehr adapted from “The Birds” by Aristophanes, will be presented as a reading on Sunday, August 10, from 3-4:30.
The reading is free and open to the public. The reading features original songs by Jane Burgess Harcourt, sung by Suzanne Boucher and accompanied by Peter Hoffman on guitar. This version mashes up the classic comedy with “The ” by Hitchcock and songs inspired by the ’60s band the . In rhymed couplets, the brisk verse punches up its wordplay. This adaptation uses the masks and …