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We hope you will have a safe & wonderful Samhain or Halloween. The veil between the worlds is thinnest on this night, it's an excellent time for divinations. Feasts are made in remembrance of dead ancestors and as an affirmation of continuing life. A time for settling problems, throwing out old ideas and influences that are no more use to you.
November 2nd is The Day of the Dead, this Mexican holiday reminds us that when someone we love dies we don't have bury our sad feelings at a sterile funeral but rather cry out with all of our might as our tears CELEBRATE those who have lived!
Though we will be inside and not in a wonderful graveyard filled with flowers paper masks, we can still celebrate! Folks who come out to Part I of III are encouraged to wear items or jewelry passed on to you by departed loved ones to carry the flame of those who have touched your life.
Music will fill the night air!
Munificent Mondays
HUMANWINE Residency @ Great Scott
1222 Commonwealth Ave @ Harvard Ave. [map it] Allston, MA 02134
Tickets from the bar in advance Box Office Hours: Noon-2am - Sun. - Mon.
Ticket links for each individual show:
| 11.02.09 Great Scott
Part 1 of 3
18+ $9
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| 11.09.09 Great Scott
Part 2 of 3
18+ $9
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| 11.16.09 Great Scott
Part 3 of 3
18+ $9
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Package Deal for all 3 shows $20
Save $7
18+ $9
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| Each night is a 9:00pm showtime but come around 8:00pm to visit the info tables.
We are happy to announce our new CD through Nervous Relatives Records (the first in two years). Copies of the New Album 'Mass Exodus' are available now. Visit our store.
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Holly's Mother, Sara is celebrating 8 years of her Famous Haunted Hayrides!
Visit Sara's site www.thymeandewefarm.com
 Thyme & Ewe Farm is a small farm located in Claremont (Sullivan County), NH that has a retail store, green house, Story Book Trail, in season produce, baked goods, special events and much more!
This October enjoy Haunted Hay Rides on October 16-18, 23-25, and 29-31 starting at 7pm, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30. The cost is $5.00 and reservations are encouraged (603-542-1746). In addition to the hayride, you'll be treated to complimentary Spider Cider and Deadly Donuts.
Thyme & Ewe Farm also offers a permanent home for farm animals of all sorts that need a home (sort of a rescue shelter) and provides lifelong care for the animals.
Thank you for taking the time to read our Newzletter and thank you for your support.
LONG LIVE ART! RAH! RAH!
HUMANWINE
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