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Adventure or Destiny? The Rendezvous!
There is a brand new addition to the downtown at 78 3rd Street. The new Rendezvous bar is a comfortable community hang-out with some extra added attractions, such as music, readings, knitting, board games, Ms. Pacman, and yummy yummy food. It looks pretty swank but they’’re hoping you’’ll stroll in just as you are - flip flops and tank tops or top hat and tails. Shoes, shirt: service. Dock your shuttle there!
To celebrate, check out the entertainment line up for the GRAND OPENING GALA week, 9/12-16
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Grand opening festivities at the Rendezvous here.
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Friday: Burgess Story Hour
Come hear stories about local wildlife, learn how the power of close observations and imagining how wildlife survives creates life-long connections with wildlife study. Over 170 books and 15,000 stories by Thornton Burgess chronicle the tales of Peter Rabbit and his animal friends, including Jimmy Skunk, Grandfather Frog, Johnny Chuck, Sammy Jay, Reddy Fox, Hooty Owl and many others. Through these engaging stories, generations of young people have learned about the natural world and have developed an understanding of the importance of conservation of our natural resources.
Sept 7th, 11 am, Great Falls Discovery Center, 2 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA, 01376 413.863.3221.
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Great Falls Discovery Center website here.
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Saturday: Great Falls GeoWalk
Turners Falls lies amidst some of the most interesting geology of Western Massachusetts. Join DCR Park Interpreter and geologist Steve Winters for a leisurely 90-minute stroll back in time to rocks that formed in the Mesozoic Era about 200 million years ago—including real dinosaur fossils! About 3 miles. GeoWalk meets at 1:00 PM in the Discovery Center lobby. Program sponsored by DCR.
September 9, 1:00 - 2:30 pm, Great Falls Discovery Center, 2 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA. Free and open to the public. Accessible facilities. For more information, call 413.863.3221
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Visit the Great Falls Discovery Center website here.
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Monday: Live Jazz at Ristorante DiPaolo
Every Monday evening, treat yourself to a relaxing evening of live jazz from 5pm - 9 pm. Ristorante DiPaolo boasts an elegant décor and a warm, sexy ambience featuring a full bar, a well rounded wine list, and outside dining in season. Chef Hilton Dottin blends his 25 years of traditional Italian cooking with the Caribbean flair of his native Dominican Republic. Chef Dottin’’s mouth-watering Italian seafood dishes, risottos, and pastas are all prepared with the freshest locally grown and produced products available. You will be greeted with warmth and friendliness and treated to
the most comforting food and great service.
166 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA, 413.863.4441
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More about Ristorante DiPaolo here.
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Tuesday: Block Party ’’08 Planning
Did you have a blast at this year’’s Turners Falls Block Party? So many of you wanted to see another one next year and had some great ideas! We invite you to a planning meeting on Tuesday Sept 11th at 5 pm at the Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography at the corner of Third Street and Avenue A in downtown Turners Falls. After the meeting, we’’ll head over to the Rendezvous to keep in the party mood. Contact Lisa at riverculture@montague.net for more info.
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Tuesday: Downtown 3D Sculpture Park
Are you interested in helping to create a sculpture park overlooking the the canal and Connecticut River in downtown Turners Falls? If so, you are invited to come to a meeting at the Brick House at 24 Third Street on Tuesday, Sept 11th at 6:00 PM for more info. From there, we will go to the proposed park site which is a half block away. For more info, please email Joe Landry
Youth3dpark@aol.com
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Turners Falls RiverCulture
Turners Falls RiverCulture aims to encourage the development of creative and cultural industries in the Turners Falls area by hosting and promoting cultural events, nurturing local artists and establishing an environment that attracts businesses, residents and visitors. We believe that inviting people to experience creativity and offering access to arts and culture significantly enhances their quality of life and is a vital component to a desirable destination. By highlighting our heritage and indigenous assets as we cultivate creative endeavors, we intend to engender a strong sense of community. |
Visit the RiverCulture Website.
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