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Sustainable Stitches: Crochet Camp

Tomorrow 1pm · Cambridge
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Movement: Emotions Through Color & Abstraction

Today 6pm · Boston
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McCarthy's/Toad Open Mic Feb 9th

Mon, Feb 9 7pm · Cambridge
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Thu 5pm · Baltimore
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Four Course Debate

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Tasting Tuesday at Times Out Market

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Sip,Supper & Stems: A Galentine’s Brunch

Sun, Feb 15 2pm · Somerville
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Laugh & Run Show with Tommy McClellan-Willard

Thu, Feb 12 6:30pm · South Boston
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Cafecito Series at The Well Coffee House

Tomorrow 11am · Boston
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COUNTRY EDM

Fri, Feb 27 7:30pm · Boston
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Hush Miami

Next Fri 9pm · Miami Beach
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Jamie's Book Club

Tue 6:30pm · Cambridge
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Heated Rivalry Party

Today 9pm · Somerville
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“Two Sleepy People” Boston Screening!

Yesterday to Wednesday · Boston
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INDIE DANCE PARTY

Sat, Feb 7 8pm · Cambridge
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Liberation Open Mic ft. Legacy Thornton

Fri, Feb 13 7pm · Dorchester
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An Open Deck Affair

Thu 9:30pm · Cambridge
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NOW KISS

Today 6:30pm · Somerville
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☆Rock @ the Lily☆

Sun, Feb 8 10pm · Cambridge
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Vamos a: Salsa Night by Noise

Sat, Feb 21 9pm · South Boston
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Fri, Feb 6 8pm · Cambridge
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LOVE* (a drag show!)

Wed 7pm · Boston
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Thu, Feb 5 6:30pm · Cambridge
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Fri, Feb 13 7:30pm · Cambridge
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Sat, Feb 7 1pm · Cambridge
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Wine, Dine Galentines

Sat, Feb 21 10am · Cambridge
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Liberation Open Mic ft. Legacy Thornton

Fri, Feb 13 7pm · Dorchester
Join us for our Black History Month open mic at the Boston Liberation Center featuring Legacy Thornton! Sign up for the open mic when you arrive! Space limited, arrive on time to secure your spot. Suggested $5-$15 donation, no one turned away. 7PM ➡️ doors open. browse our merch, sign up on the mic, get a good seat, and snack on some pizza! 7:30 ➡️ first half of open mic 8:20 ➡️ community announcements 8:30 ➡️ featured performers: Foundation Movement! 9:00 ➡️ second half of open mic - - - The Boston Liberation Center is a socialist, working class community center on 194 Blue Hill Ave in the heart of Roxbury. We bring people together to learn about, discuss and fight around the most critical issues that we face as working class people — from racist police brutality and skyrocketing rents to poverty wages, union busting, and never-ending wars. We recognize that only together can we fight for a new society that prioritizes people over profit. - - - FEATURED PERFORMANCE: LEGACY THORNTON Legacy Thornton is a 25 y/o non binary Black Womxn (woman-x) from Boston, Massachusetts. Slam poet turned poetry coach turned freelancer, Legacy has steadily made strides catering to their growing expansiveness as a multi-hyphenate artist. Their latest strides include performing in a local musical held at The Strand Theater, curating a Doechii-inspired music video to their recent song, Workin, having a poem featured on Button Poetry, walking in various local fashion shows, and performing at BAMS Fest, the ICA, and at other locally-led initiatives. Having recently resigned from the US postal service, they’re using this time to nurture the bond they have with themselves and their small communal circles. Through the mediums they explore, they seek to understand more about themselves and the communities they inhabit. They strive to shed more light and affirming representation on gender, sexuality, and the Black experience.