Sat Jan 8
8 PM |
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia
Edward Albee's provocative play at the
Arsenal Center for the Arts in
Watertown, featuring our very own Bill
Barnert!
|
Wed Jan
12
|
"The
Crossing" Screening and
Discussion
See Of
Special Interest: Cambridge Center for
Adult Education GLBT Issues |
Fri Jan
14
8 PM
|
The Effect of Gamma
Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
Happy Medium Theatre at the Factory
Theatre
Dinner beforehand.
|
Fri &
Sat Jan 14 & 15
|
Holotropic
Breathwork Workshop
Cambridge Men's Group member
Brian Bauer has been helping facilitate
Holotropic Breathwork workshops around
New England for the past several years.
While this workshop will be a mixed
group, we create a profoundly safe space
for everyone, gay and straight, to
explore and heal the depths of their
psyches.
|
Sun Jan
16
11:30-3:00
|
Third
Sunday - Pot Luck Brunch
At Richard R's place in Everett ( <20
minutes east of Davis Square ).
|
Thurs Jan
20
7:15 PM
|
Somerville Theater, Davis Square
|
Tues Jan
25
6:30 PM
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
This month, we're headed to an East
Somerville tradition!
The Mt.
Vernon Restaurant (John Henry
Room).
|
Fri Jan
28
8:00 PM
|
nine, the musical
Out and About Night at
SpeakEasy Stage Company
Dinner beforehand in the neighborhood.
|
Wed Feb 9
6:30-8 pm
|
Coming Out To Your Family: A Panel
Discussion
See Of
Special Interest: Cambridge Center for
Adult Education GLBT Issues |
Sun Feb
20
11:30-3
|
Third
Sunday
Pot Luck Brunch
At Bill B's place in Porter Square, with
a reading from guest author Judah
Leblang (right), from his book
Finding My Place.
|
Tues Feb
22
6:30 PM
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
Thirsty
Scholar Pub
Somerville
|
Sat Mar 5
6:30 dinner
8pm show |
Kurt Weill & Ogden
Nash's
One Touch of Venus
Boston Conservatory Theater
Music by Kurt Weill.
Lyrics by Ogden Nash.
Book by S.J. Perelman and Ogden Nash.
Based on The Tinted Venus by
F.J. Anstey.
Dinner
before at Pad Thai Cafe.
|
Wed Mar 9
6:30-8 pm
|
Issues of Aging in the LGBT
Community
See Of
Special Interest: Cambridge Center for
Adult Education GLBT Issues |
Sat Mar
12
6:30 Dinner
8:00 Show
|
The Gold Dust Orphans
present
Pussy on the House
Dinner at Tasty Burger
|
Sun Mar
13
2→ 3 am |
SPRING
FORWARD!
Daylight Savings Time begins
At 2:00 AM, set your clocks forward to
3:00 AM.
|
Mon Mar
14
7 pm
|
The Skin of Our Teeth
A staged-reading of The Skin of Our Teeth,
by Thorton Wilder
Directed by Anthony Rapp
Starring Jason Butler Harner
Presented by Commonwealth Shakespeare
Company & The Boston Center for the
Arts
FREE - General Admission
Stanford Calderwood Pavilion
Wimberly Theatre
Immediately following the reading of The Skin of Our Teeth
there will be a wine and cheese
reception with the cast and director.
|
Tues Mar
15
7:30 show
|
The Select
(The Sun Also Rises)
The re-imagining of Hemingway's
masterpiece by Elevator
Repair Service, the same group
that produced Gatz
last year to great acclaim.
Paramount
Theatre at Emerson College
559 Washington Street, Boston
|
ALSO on
Tues Mar 15
6-8 pm |
Have a Beer
with Coro!
Club Cafe |
|
Coro Allegro, Boston's
"Classically Queer Chorus" is
having a casual beer
tasting benefit. We'll enjoy
tastings of five seasonal beers
provided by our sponsors at
Samuel Adams Brewery. We'll also
hear exclusive tasting notes to
help us enjoy each sip even
more! Plus, our host, Club Cafe,
will provide us with a wide
array of hors d'oeuvres
specially paired with the beers.
|
|
Fri Mar
18
6 pm
|
Movie Night at the
Kendall
with
the Gay Men's Art & Architecture
Meetup Group
Kendall
Square Cinema
1 Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA
Dinner after at the Friendly
Toast. |
Sun Mar
20
6-9pm
|
Third
Sunday - Pot Luck Dinner
At Back Bay Bill B's.
|
Tues
March 29
6:30 PM
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
John Harvard's Brew House
(Harvard Square)
|
Thurs
March 31
6:30 dinner
8pm show
|
The Mikado
Boston Conservatory Theater
Dinner before at Pad Thai
Cafe.
|
Saturday
April 2, 2011
7:30 pm
|
Boston Blazers GLBT
Pride Night
TD Garden, Boston
See Of
Special Interest: Boston Blazers
GLBT Pride Night |
Thurs
April 7
6:00 Dinner
7:30 Show
|
Sons of the Prophet
Out & About Night at Huntington
Theatre Company
CALDERWOOD PAVILION
527 Tremont Street, Boston MA 02116
(South End)
World Premiere of Stephen Karam's new
play about two gay brothers having one
hell of a year.
|
Sat Apr 9
8:00 pm
|
The Who's Tommy
Boston Conservatory Theater
|
Fri April
15
6:00 Dinner
8:00 Show
|
Breaking
the Code
Central
Square Theater
450 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139
Dinner before at Desi Dhaba,
401 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
|
Sat
April 16
8:00 Show |
The Last Five Years
New Rep
Theater
Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown
|
Sun April
17
11:30 AM
|
Third
Sunday - Pot Luck Brunch
Carl Taplin's place in Watertown
|
Thurs
April 21
6:30
|
An Evening with Author
Michael Downing
Cambridge
Public Library (Main Branch)
Michael Downing, the author of
Breakfast with
Scot, reading selections from
the book, showing clips from the
movie, and discussing both the book
and the process of turning a book
about a gay couple in Cambridge into a
movie about a gay couple in Toronto.
|
Tues
April 26
6:30 PM
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
Greek Corner Restaurant
2366 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02140
... and then we went to JP Licks for ice
cream! |
Thurs
April 28
Various times
|
Dining Out
For Life
On
Thursday, April 28th, many restaurants
will be donating 25% of their sales to
support HIV/AIDS care and prevention
services for people from all over
Greater Boston. Please check this list
(updated often) to find a restaurant
& bring your
friends!
|
Fri May 6
7:00
|
Breakfast with Scot,
Pizza with Brian
Following
up our recent author talk with Michael
Downing, the author of the novel Breakfast with
Scot, we will be showing the
film version of the book.
We'll
send out for pizza, and split the cost
of the food & beverages.
|
Sun May 8
4:15 PM
|
Super Hero
Movie Night 1:
THOR (in 3D!)
Harvard Square Theater
Followed by dinner at Addis Red
Sea.
|
Fri
May 13
6 Dinner
8 Show
10 Reception
|
The Drowsy Chaperone
A
Musical Within a Comedy
SpeakEasy
Stage Out & About Night
Show & post-show reception
Dinner before at Emilio's.
|
Sun May
15
6:30 PM
|
Third
Sunday - Pot Luck Dinner
Brian B's place in Somerville.
|
Sat May
21
7:30 pm
|
Cambridge
Symphony Orchestra's Masterworks
Finale Concert
Co-listed with the Gay
Men's Art & Architecture Meetup
Group
- Piano
Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30 by
Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943)
- Symphony
No. 7 by Antonin Dvorak
(1841-1904)
Featuring
pianist Alexander Korsantia
Kresge
Auditorium (MIT)
48 Massachussettes Ave., Cambridge, MA
|
Tues May
31
6:30 pm
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner -
New Members Welcome
Border
Café
(Harvard Square)
|
Sun June
5
|
Boston AIDS Walk 2011
|
Thurs
June 9
|
Super Hero/Comic Book Movie
Night 2:
X-Men: First Class
Somerville Theatre, Davis Square
Followed by dinner at
Orleans.
|
Sat June
11
|
Cambridge's
21st Annual Pre-Pride Brunch
(9:30 - 11:00am)
Cambridge City Hall
And even
more brunch photos here!
Boston Gay Pride
- Noon:
Parade starts in the South End, by
the Cyclorama. Parade ends at
Government Center.
- Noon-6pm:
Festival at Government Center.
|
Sat June
11
|
Factory Girls
Boston Conservatory Theater
Pre-show dinner at Cactus Club.
Post-show dessert & drinks at Woody's.
|
Fri June
17
|
Dirty Water Brass Band
This
normally outdoor street band, with a
couple of friends of ours in it, will
be playing at Lily Pad
in Inman Square.
Dinner before at Olé Mexican
Grille.
See Ian's photos here,
and Bill's photos here.
|
Sun June
19
12:00 PM
|
Third
Sunday - Pot Luck Brunch
Steve Kluger's Home ·
125 Chiswick Road, Apt. 208 ·
Boston, MA
|
Sunday
June 19
6:00
|
Super Hero/Comic Book Movie
Night 3:
Green Lantern
with Ryan Reynolds
Web Site
AMC/Loews
Boston Common
175 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02111
Dinner
at 5:00 in Chinatown.
|
Fri June
24
7:00 pm
|
Driving
Equality Benefit Party
Jody & Mark's House
DrivingEquality.com
We
raised just over $1000!
Check out Chris interviewing Shirley
Phelps of the Westboro Baptist Church on
YouTube!
|
Sun June
26
4:00pm
|
Cambridge Men's Group
Planning Meeting
(& dinner at Christopher's)
|
Tues June
28
6:30 PM
|
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
S&S
Restaurant
& Deli, Inman Square
|
Tues June
28*
5:30 - 8:30
*
Yes, this is the same night as our
monthly restaurant dinner, but
that's when they rescheduled it to
when the original date got rained
out Some can go to one, some to
the other.
|
Taste of
Cambridge
Charles Hotel,
Harvard Square
The annual Taste of Cambridge
allows you to sample culinary delights
from over 50 local restaurants, food
purveyors, breweries and wine
distributors.
|
Fri July 1
11:30 am
|
MFA:
Chihuly -- Free Friday
The
museum and the Chihuly exhibit are
free on July 1st.
|
Sat July 9
8:00 - Dinner at Dolphin
Seafood
10:00 - Gather for the 10:30 Donkey Show |
The
Donkey Show
with the Guerrilla Queer Bar
Our friends at Guerrilla Queer
Bar negotiated a discount
for the July 9th late performance of The Donkey
Show.
OBERON
2 Arrow Street (Harvard Square)
|
Wed July 13
10:00 PM
|
Queer
Qomedy Night
at ImprovBoston (Central Square)
|
Sat July
16
6:00 Dinner
8:00 Show
|
Jim Lauletta's "HOMO
GROWN" Comedy Showcase
Jim Lauletta, the Fairy Godfather
of Boston Comedy, hosts Boston's best
and brightest openly gay comedians!
Along with:
Tammy
Twotone
|
Mehran |
Ellen
Moschetto |
Chantal
Carrere |
Frank
Santorelli
|
|
21+
Dinner at Tasty Burger.
|
Sun July
17
8am - 1pm |
Codman Estate Car Show
with picnic lunch
Codman
Estate, 34 Codman Road,
Lincoln, Mass.
|
Sun July 24
1:00 Farmer's Market
5:00 Dinner
|
Improvisational Dinner
at Jody & Mark's
Here's how it works. We'll meet at the
Sunday Farmer's Market in front of the
Charles Hotel, Harvard Square, to pick
out tasty ingredients, then we'll head
up to Mark and Jody's near Porter Square
to cook. What we make will depend on
what we find and how we feel.
If you like to cook, come early &
help us pick out the ingredients &
cook it. If not, come anytime (before 5,
please), and help set the table, pour
drinks, & clear up after.
We'll meet at the Farmers' Market at
1:00, and we'll aim to eat our creations
around 5:00. Cost is $10 per person for
ingredients.
[ This
counts as our
July Pot-Luck. ]
|
Mon July
25
7:10 PM
|
Red Sox vs. Kansas City
Royals
Dinner at Fenway (where else?)
|
Tue July 26
6:30 PM |
Last Tuesday Dinner -
New Members Welcome
Pizza & Bowling!!
Flatbread at Sacco's, Davis
Square
45 Day St, Somerville, MA
When
Sacco's Bowl Haven closed in Davis
Square, many tears were shed. But when
Flatbread opened up in the same
location, they kept some of the lanes.
You can have your pizza served while
candle-pin bowling, and combine two of
America's great pasttimes!
After dinner, some of us went to Sally
O'Brien's in Somerville to hear
PWolf
& Avi perform.
|
Fri July
29
6:00 Picnic.
8:00 Show
|
All's
Well That Ends Well
Free Shakespeare on the Boston Common
Directed by Steven Maler
For
its 16th season of Shakespeare
on the Common, the
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company is
proud to present the comedy All’s Well
That Ends Well—Shakespeare’s
globe-trotting adventure story of
how far one woman will go to win the
heart of her beloved. Helena loves
Bertram, but marriage is the last
thing on Bertram’s mind. With
boundless wit and tenacity, Helena
pursues Bertram from Paris to
Florence and through a maze of
obstacles thrown at her by chance,
circumstance, and her fiancé’s
recalcitrance, finally emerging
victorious.
The first hour or so
was great - and we had awesome seats
(see photo at right)! But then the
show got called due to rain. We
don't have a rain date. If you want
to see it on your own, it's playing
through Sunday August 14:
Tuesdays-Saturdays, at 8pm; Sundays
at 7pm.
|
Sun July
31
|
Super Hero/Comic Book Movie
Night 4:
Captain America:
The First Avenger (3D)
with Chris Evans
Harvard
Square Theater
10 Church Street, Cambridge
|
Tues Aug
2
|
Comic Book Movie Night
5:
Cowboys & Aliens
with Daniel Craig & Harrison Ford
Harvard Square Theater
10 Church Street
And dinner at
the Border
Café. |
Sat Aug 6
|
Horseneck
Beach Day Trip
Our
annual trip to the one beach around
here with non-freezing water!
As always, we scheduled this trip to
coincide with the Chiltern
Mountain Club and other groups.
Followed by dinner at The
Back Eddy., with a
toast to Lucille Ball (on her 100th
birthday), and Steve Kluger (who wrote
about it in the Huffington Post)!
|
Fri Aug 12
8:00 PM
|
Auntie Mame
Come watch the classic film at Mark
& Jody's house. After-dinner drinks
will be served, of course!
Life's a banquet
and most poor suckers
are starving
to death!
|
|
Sat Aug
13
10 AM sharp!
|
Commemorate
the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War
at Fort Warren
George's Island, Boston
Harbor
To
commemorate Fort Warren's role as a
training camp for Massachusetts' Union
troops during the summer of 1861,
Civil War living historians from the
Massachusetts 54th Infantry Regiment
Company A will lead visitors in
marching orders and exercises on Fort
Warren's parade ground. These living
historians will also run interactive
living history demonstrations aimed at
revealing the reality of camp life for
soldiers during the Civil War.
We'll
meet at the gangplank to the 10:00 am
Boston Harbor Islands Ferry at Long
Wharf (Aquarium T stop). There are
also boats at 9 & 11, but your
best bet is the 10:00 where Frank will
be holding a Cambridge
Men's Group sign. The ferry
costs $14 ($10 for seniors 65+) &
takes about twenty minutes to George's
Island.
Bring your lunch (or you can purchase at
George's Island small concession stand).
Re-enactment events run from 11am-4pm.
Other groups invited include:
- North Shore Men
- Gay Men's Art & Architecture
Meetup
- Boston PrimeTimers
- Boston Photography Lovers
- Gay Men 50+/Friendship Connection
of Greater Boston
|
Sun
August 21
Noon -
5 PM
|
Third Sunday - Pot
Luck Cookout
Bill Barnert's House
7
Herbert Street
Cambridge,
MA 02140
(Porter Square)
|
Tue Aug 23
|
Harbor Dinner Cruise
on the Spirit of Boston
(Next-to-)Last
Tuesday Dinner - New
Members Welcome
Our
August dinner out was a
special edition, on a
special night. Instead of
the "Last Tuesday" (because
there were no dinner cruises
that night), we had our " (Next-to-)Last
Tuesday Dinner on the
(Not-so-)High Seas" !
|
Thurs Aug
25
7:30 pm
|
Tom
Stoppard's Arcadia
Bad Habit Productions
Wimberly Theater, Calderwood Pavilion,
Boston (South End)
Dinner at 6:00 at House of
Siam.
|
Sat Sep
10
|
Provincetown
Gay
Car Show
Several
members of the Cambridge Men's Group*
are also members of the Yankee Lambda
Car Club, which hosts the gay Car Show
in Provincetown every September. We'll
be down there all weekend, and
Saturday is the day we show off our
cars, first on MacMillan Pier, then in
a parade through town. Come join us!
*Left-to-right, and new-to-old: Bob's
'95 Mercedes E20 convertible, Mark
& Jody's '78 VW convertible Super
Beetle, Chris' '72 convertible MGB,
and Bill's '56 Nash Ambassador.
|
Sun
Sept 18
|
Third Sunday Pot Luck
Brunch
Canceled.
|
Fri Sept
23 |
Next Fall
Broadway's Funniest Heartbreaker
SpeakEasy Stage Out & About Night (includes
post-show party with the cast &
other gay groups)
By Geoffrey Nauffts
Directed by Scott Edmiston
A 2010 Tony nominee
for Best Play, Next Fall
takes a witty and provocative look at
faith, commitment and unconditional
love. Luke, a devout Christian, and
Adam, a non-believer, have been
together for four years; yet spiritual
differences continue to spark trouble
in their relationship. A sudden twist
of fate, however, changes everything
in this compelling new play that looks
at what it means to 'believe' and what
it might cost us not to.
Dinner before at Addis Red
Sea, and post-show reception
with the cast.
|
Tues Sept
27
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Pub Sing
|
Last Tuesday Dinner -
New Members Welcome
Pub Sing at the Skellig
240 Moody Street, Waltham, MA
Look for us in the back room. Questions?
Email Joe_F@verizon.net.
Based on a
traditional English pub sing, but
with a bit of
an American flavor, this session
is open to all singers who want
to join in, with chorus songs
that are easy to learn and fun
to sing. We love the fine
old drinking songs and know
plenty of sea chanteys and
chorus songs from the British
Isles and New England, but
anything goes as long as it's
fun and has a chorus or refrain
that people can pick up.
Bring a song to share! More
info on the Pub Sing here.
Getting
There & Back:
If you want to travel as a group by
train, train #429 leaves North Station
at 5:20 PM, stops at Porter Square at
5:30, and gets to Waltham at 5:41. Look
for us with a Cambridge Men's Group sign
in the last car (the sign will get on at
Porter!)
There are three train choices for
getting back. I suspect most of us will
return on the 9:29 from Waltham.
WALTHAM |
PORTER
SQUARE
|
NORTH
STATION
|
8:35 |
8:44 |
8:55 |
9:29 |
9:41 |
9:52 |
11:28 |
11:37 |
11:48 |
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Sat Oct 1
12-9
|
HONK! Festival
Davis Square
A day of activist street bands from
around the nation (& the world)
having fun. Info at HonkFest.org.
|
Sun Oct 2
11:30
|
HONK!
Parade (from Davis Square to
Harvard Square)
&
Oktoberfest (in Harvard Square)
We'll meet in Davis Square at 11:30, and
follow the parade down to Harvard Square
from 12-1. Then we'll enjoy Oktoberfest
in Harvard Square!
|
Tues Oct
11
|
National Coming Out Day!
|
Sun Oct
16
6-9 PM
|
Third Sunday - Fall-Themed
Pot Luck Dinner
At Grant's new place in Malden.
Limited to 15 due to space.
RSVP
to Grant at frederickrockett@msn.com,
and let him know what you plan to bring.
12 Spring St. Apt. 2 (first floor), next
door to the church - Malden, MA (map)
|
Fri Oct
21
6:30 Dinner
8:00 Show
|
Curtains
Boston Conservatory Theatre
31 Hemenway St., Boston, MA
It’s the brassy, bright and promising
year of 1959. Boston’s Colonial Theatre
is host to the opening night performance
of a new musical. When the leading lady
mysteriously dies on stage, the entire
cast and crew are suspects. Enter a
local detective, who just happens to be
a musical theater fan!
Book by
Rupert Holmes.
Original Book and Concept by Peter
Stone.
Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred
Ebb.
Additional Lyrics by John Kander and
Rupert Holmes.
Directed by David Gram.
Musical Direction by Bill Casey.
Conducted by Reuben M. Reynolds, III.
Choreographed by Michelle Chass
We will meet for dinner beforehand
around the corner at 6:30 at:
Little Steve's House of Pizza
1114 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02215
RSVP to Steve at redsoxkid@stevekluger.com.
|
Tue Oct
25
6:30 PM |
Last
Tuesday Dinner - New Members Welcome
Tommy Doyle's (Harvard Square)
96 Winthrop Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
|
Fri Oct
28
|
The Divine Sister
A Holy Outrageous Comedy
SpeakEasy
Stage Out & About Night (includes
post-show party with the cast &
other gay groups)
By Charles Busch
Starring Jeff Roberson (a/k/a Varla Jean
Merman)
Dinner before the show at 6:30 at
Emilio's Pizza.
|
Fri Oct
28
7-10 pm
The Braun Room at Harvard Divinity
School.
|
Queer Dia de los
Muertos
Please
join us at
Queer
Dia de los Muertos
organized by
Queer
Rites at Harvard Divinity School
The
idea is to collectively remember and
celebrate the queer dead who prepared
the way for all of us. This event is
open to everyone, regardless of gender
or sexuality. Hopefully we all
recognize the debt we owe to the queer
dead (or those we have reclaimed as
such) and want to remember their
impact on our lives.
- Dress
up: The idea is to be
very classy dead people (it's not
Halloween costumes. It's the dead.
Think corpse bride, etc)
- Paint
your face or your friend's
/ boyfriend's / etc. (We will
have supplies at the event.)
- Bring
something for the
altar
- Be your
amazing selves
- Get ready to celebrate,
commemorate, drink, and dance
The Braun Room is located in Andover
Hall at the Divinity School. Here is a map.
And here is the poster
for the event.
RSVP
to Pierre: PierreBerastain@post.harvard.edu
/ 214-957-0363. |
Tues Nov 1
7:00 pm
6-6:30-ish
Meet
for dinner a few doors down at Panera
Bread (downstairs)
|
Two Great
Writers at Porter Square Books
Bruce
Machart
|
Benoit
Denizet-Lewis |
Men
in the Making
|
America
Anonymous / American
Voyeur
|
|
|
"Bruce
Machart warns you in the
first paragraph of the first
story: the dog dies. Ten
pages later, you know how;
you also suspect that this
slim collection of 10 short
stories will present more
grief, more humanity, more
gasps of shock and
understanding than you'd
expect from only Machart's
second book (after the novel
The Wake of Forgiveness).
And you'd be right." ~~
starred review in Publishers
Weekly
Like Richard Russo,
Bruce Machart has a
profound knowledge of the
male psyche and a gift for
conveying the absurdity
and brutality of daily
life and what it means to
be a man at the rise of a
new millennium with humor
and compassion.
Machart's fiction has
appeared in Zoetrope:
All-Story, Glimmer
Train, Story, One Story
and elsewhere, and has
been anthologized in Best
Stories of the American
West.
|
Benoit Denizet-Lewis is a
writer with the New York
Times Magazine, the
former editor of The
Good Men Project Magazine,
and the author of two
books---America
Anonymous: Eight Addicts
in Search of a Life,
about addiction in America,
and American Voyeur:
Dispatches from the Far
Reaches of Modern Life,
a collection of his writing.
Benoit often writes about
identity, outcasts, and men
living on the fringes of our
national culture. Since
being named named the New
York Times Magazine's youngest
ever contributing writer a
decade ago at the age of 26,
he has profiled NAMBLA
members, homeless
alcoholics, ex-gays,
suicidal brothers, hardcore
teen Christians, gay
middle-schoolers, fraternity
boys, and men on the Down
Low. Benoit's writing has
also appeared in Slate,
Salon, Sports Illustrated,
Details, and in
several anthologies,
including The Best
American Sex Writing
and an upcoming book where
gay authors write about
their childhoods.
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Sun Nov 6
3:00 am
|
Daylight Savings Time Ends
Set your clocks back
one hour tonight!
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Sun Nov 6
11:45 - ?
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Cambridge
Men's Group Planning Brunch
Want
to help decide what events the group
will be up to for the fall &
winter? Come join us for a fun brunch
and planning meeting at the
Cambridge
Common
1667
Mass Avenue
Cambridge,
MA 02138
(half-way between
Harvard & Porter Squares)
Join us at 11:45 (to beat the noon
rush), and bring your ideas, your hunger
and your enthusiasm!
If you have ideas you want to share
beforehand, send 'em along to CambridgeMen@comcast.net!
(If you're a Meetup.com member, you can
also post them on the Meetup
announcement for this event here.)
RSVP
to Bill at CambridgeMen@comcast.net.
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Friday
Nov 11
Noon-1
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Sing With Us at Occupy Boston
The Dewey Square Ad Hoc Chorus
will be singing a mix of classic protest
songs, union songs, and generally good
fun and/or topical songs. Come join us
& sing along!
Meet: In the plaza kitty-corner from
South Station in Boston.
More info: http://groups.google.com/group/adhocchorus/
Or contact Bill at BillBarnert@comcast.net
or Joe at Joe_F@verizon.net.
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Monday
Nov 14
7:00
- 8:30 pm
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A Finished
Heart
A
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE OF STORY AND
POETRY
ABOUT
LOVE AT LIFE’S END
WRAPPED
IN A MUSICAL TAPESTRY
Written & performed by Eliott
Cherry
Admission is free
More information about the piece can
be found at AFinishedHeart.com
Cambridge Public Library
Main Branch, 449
Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02138
Lecture Hall (L2)
And join us after the performance for
coffee+ at the Inn at
Harvard (Atrium lobby).
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Friday
Nov 18
4:00 PM
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Memorial Service for
David Peterson
Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church
1555 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
(Just North of Harvard Square.)
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Saturday
Nov 19
7:30
pm
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Finding My Place:
One Man's Journey through the Middle
Ages
Judah Leblang
writes:
"My one man show (based on my humorous
memoir, "Finding My Place"), is
happening at the Cambridge Center for
Adult Ed in Harvard Square on Saturday
November 19 at 7:30 PM. Tickets for the
show, Finding My Place:
One Man's Journey through the Middle
Ages are $10, and are available
at the following link: http://www.ccae.org/catalog/detail.php?id=559654
"The performance space is quite small,
and tickets are selling fast, so don't
wait : )
"Hope to see you there!"
RSVP to Bill at BillBarnert@comcast.net
.
Drinks after at Casablanca.
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Sunday
Nov 20
3:00 concert
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Coro Allegro concert
In
lieu of our usual Third
Sunday Pot Luck, we'll be
gathering for lunch,
then wandering over to the Church of
the Covenant at 3:00 for the Coro
Allegro concert.
Sacred
Masterworks
Morten
Lauridsen, Lux
Aeterna
Leonard Bernstein, Chichester
Psalms
plus
sacred works by Palestrina
and Rossi
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Sunday
Nov 20 |
Two Chances
to Laugh at Cambridge Men's Group
Members (but probably not
possible to do both)
Stand
Up Comedy
8:00 pm |
9:00 pm |
Joe
Della Penna |
Bill
Barnert |
at
the Comedy Studio |
at
ImprovBoston |
1238
Mass Ave,
at the Hong Kong restaurant
in Harvard Square |
40
Prospect Street,
Central Square,
Cambridge |
For
reservations or information,
call 617-661-6507. |
Order
tickets on-line here. |
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Tues Nov 22
7:00 pm
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Michael Travaglini
invites you to a
Retirement
Income Planning seminar
Please RSVP by: Sunday November 20th
This seminar will cover:
- Do you have enough money to pay
long term care?
- Are you doing a good job of
preparing for retirement?
- Will your money last as long as
you do?
To RSVP, simply send a message to Travaglini.michael@principal.com.
For more information, contact Michael
Travaglini at 617-852-5437 or travaglini.michael@principal.com.
We hope you can join us, and look
forward to seeing you on November
22nd!
Dinner will be served at the seminar.
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Tuesday
Nov 29
6:30
PM |
Last Tuesday Dinner -
New Members Welcome
Charlie's Kitchen
10 Eliot St., Harvard Square,
Cambridge, MA 02138
RSVP to Bill at BillBarnert@comcast.net
.
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Sunday
Dec 4
2:30 pm reception
3:00 concert
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Franz Liszt
Bicentennial House Concert
Member Kevin
Merry is hosting a house concert to
commemorate the bicentennial of the
composer Franz Liszt. Counter-tenor and
piano.
Suggested donation for the artists of
$15-20 includes wine & cheese
reception.
Limited to twelve people.
RSVP: Email
Kevin at KMerry02125@yahoo.com
.
Directions will be sent when you RSVP.
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Tuesday
Dec 6
8:00 pm
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"HIGH"
with Kathleen Turner
The Cutler Majestic Theater
219 Tremont St.
Boston, MA 02116
Half-price (well, 52%) tickets are
available at BostonDeals.
Get yours for Opening Night: Tuesday,
Dec. 6, and join Joe Della Penna jdp_pianist@yahoo.com.
(Deal is good for other nights, too.)
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Friday
Dec 9
6:45 Dinner
8:00 PM Concert
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The Oriana Consort -
Harvard Square Concert
University Lutheran Church
66 Winthrop Street, Cambridge, MA
Member Gary Gengo will be singing again
with The Oriana Consort for a wonderful
holiday concert.
Program will include Martin's Mass for
Double Chorus as well of some variations
on some two classic Christmas carols "In
Dulci Jubilo" and "Es ist ein Ros
entsprungen" (a/k/a "Lo How A Rose E'er
Blooming"). It will be a wonderful
concert you will not want to miss.
This
event is co-listed with The
Valley Boys (a social group for
gay men in the Merrimack Valley,
southern New Hampshire, and North Shore
area.)
Dinner at Pinocchio's
Pizza (next door at 74 Winthrop
St) at 6:45.
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Saturday
Dec 10
7:00
pm
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The 2011 Ryles
Christmas Revue:
POPS 'n JAZZ Holiday Sparkler
Ryles
Jazz Club
212 Hampshire Street
Cambridge, MA (617) 876-9330
(Inman Square)
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Thursday
Dec 15
8:00 pm
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What the
Dickens?!
ImprovBoston offers a scripted musical
comedy pulling from A Christmas Carol and
A Charlie Brown
Christmas.
ImprovBoston
Theater
40 Prospect Street, Central Square,
Cambridge 02139
Get your own ticket(s) at http://ImprovBoston.com/WhatTheDickens.
It's General Admission, so members can
sit together.
RSVP to Bill at BillBarnert@comcast.net
.
(Bill is in the show, so will help
coordinate & join you for a drink
after.)
A very funny musical!
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Fri Dec 16
6:45 Dinner
8:00 Concert
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Boston Gay Men's
Chorus Holiday Concert:
This Shining Night
Jordan Hall
New England Conservatory
30 Gainsborough
Street
Boston
RSVP to Chris at CambridgeMen@comcast.net,
and let him know whether you will be
joining us for dinner. Get your own
tickets at BGMC.org,
or co-ordinate with Chris.
Dinner will be at 6:45 at Moby Dick,
269 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115.
(Mediterranean) |
Sunday
Dec 18
6-9 PM
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Third
Sunday Pot Luck Dinner
At Steve Kluger's House in Brighton.
125 Chiswick Road, Apt. 208, Boston, MA
RSVP to Steve at redsoxkid@stevekluger.com,
and let him know what you would like to
bring (appetizer, main dish, side dish,
dessert, beverage).
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
- B
train (Green Line) to
Chiswick Road:
Walk half a block north, 125
Chiswick is on the right. --
or --
- C
train (Green Line) to
Cleveland Circle or D train
(Green Line) to Reservoir:
Walk north on Chestnut Hill Avenue
from Beacon Street, turn right on
Comm Ave, left on Chiswick (first
traffic light). -- or --
- BUS:
86 from Harvard Square to
Cleveland Circle.
Get off at Chestnut Hill Avenue at
Embassy Road. Chiswick is across
Chestnut Hill Avenue from Embassy.
Walk half a block south; 125
Chiswick is on the left.
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Saturday
Dec 24
6:45pm
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Christmas Eve Dinner
No
plans for Christmas Eve? Looking
for something to do? Well come
join a fun group of guys in Chinatown
for dinner. Our host (Michael
S.) says that he will not be able to
stay out really late for a movie (the
AMC is around the corner for anyone
who wants to go), but will definitely
get some dessert and coffee at one of
the Chinatown bakeries...
We will meet on the 24th
at 6:45 at:
New
King Fung Garden
74 Kneeland Street
(between Hudson Street and Tyler St).
617 357 5262
Chinatown Boston
It is
a fun place with great food. We
have a reservation for 10, so please
email Michael at cuteguy@comcast.net
if you would like to go. It is a
small place, so knowing how many
people will be helpful...
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Tuesday
Dec 27
6:30
PM |
Last Tuesday Dinner -
New Members Welcome
S&S Deli & Restaurant
(Inman Square)
1334 Cambridge
Street Cambridge, MA 02139
RSVP to Bill at BillBarnert@comcast.net
.
Three bus lines stop in Inman Square:
- 83
(Central Sq ↔ Porter Sq ↔ Rindge
Ave)
at Hampshire St & Inman St
- 91
(Central Sq ↔ Union Sq ↔ Sullivan
Sq.)
at Hampshire St & Inman St
- 69
(Lechmere ↔ Harvard)
at Cambridge St & Hampshire St
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