February EventsFebruary Events

Below is a list of what is going on in Johnny Appleseed Country during the month of February. If you are aware of an event that is going on in our region that is not listed here, email it to us, we will be glad to put it on for all our visitors to see!

Check out our Classes page for this month as well to see all multiple day classes for various activities such as art, photography, exercise, camps for kids during vacation weeks, etc.

24-26  Friday & Saturday 8pm; Sunday 2pm. Theater at the Mount presents Fiddler on the roof.  This classic musical is the story of Tevye, a poor dairyman, who tries to instill in his five daughters the traditions of his community as the world outside his village faces great change. Love of family and culture mixed with "laughter and tears" make this Tony Award winner one of America's most beloved musicals of all times. This story is told through wonderful songs such as, "Tradition", "If I Were a Rich Man", "Matchmaker", "To Life", and "Sunrise, Sunset". $20 adults ($15 matinee) $10 children. mwcc.edu/tam/shows/

24-26  Friday & Saturday 8pm; Sunday 2pm. Nunsense A-Men presented by Stratton Players in  Fitchburg. Performances at the First Parish Unitarian Church, 923 Main Street. See Feb. 10-12 listing for details.  For more info. call 978-345-6066, email strattonplayers@hotmail.com or visit www.strattonplayers.com

 

25 Saturday. OPEN MIC at Bailey's Bar and Grille in Townse-call Tim Rollo 978.270.5991. baileysbarandgrille.com.

25 Saturday 8pm. John Fannon of "New England" Bull Run Restaurant Shirley, MA

25 Saturday.  Wachusett Mountain. Glenn Stewart.  8-10pm.  Throughout the span of his 25 year career entertaining crowds of all sizes, from the smallest of clubs to the largest  arenas, Glenn puts on a top notch show performing hits from his original catalog as well as hits from today’s top country / rock radio station play lists.

26 Sunday 1pm.   Tower Hill Botanic Garden.  Hypertufa Workshop. Member $60, Nonmember $65 Instructor: Debra Pope. In this hands-on workshop, students will design and produce their own unique custom Hypertufa planters for their garden. "Hypertufa" is a mixture of cement, peat moss and perlite which resembles tufa, the light-weight porous limestone rock which was often carved into watering troughs, sinks, etc. Because of its porous nature, tufa makes an ideal planter, but it is difficult to come by and very expensive. Hypertufa provides the best of both worlds - a lightweight custom design but at an inexpensive cost. Please bring a filter mask, heavy rubber or latex gloves, trash bags and a mold (details will be provided upon registration).

26 Sunday 1pm - 5pm. Fruitland's Museum Winterfest Weekends every weekend in January and February.  Grounds for sledding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.  Check out www.fruitlands.org for more information. 

26 Sunday 1pm. Animal Adventures.  Wallabies, woodchucks and snakes, oh my! Meet eight to ten wild animals and learn about their habits and habitats in this popular interactive program at the Fruitlands Museum. Controlled petting is allowed at the Animal Adventure guide’s discretion. Reservations are required and space is limited so call 978-456-3924 x292 or email mdelaney@fruitlands.org today!

26 Sunday.  Wachusett Mountain. Josh Briggs.  4-6pm.  Josh Briggs of “Five on Friday” has been described as a new “organic” band that is growing out of a desire to take popular songs and perform them live with a raw, amplified acoustic twist, strong vocals, and they never take themselves too seriously. It’s all about playing music and having fun with the crowd.

26 Sunday 6pm.  Swing to Dance, Beginner Friendly Swing Dance Lesson.  7:30 pm Swing Dance.  Leominster Elks 134 N. Main St. Leominster, MA.  $12.  Visit www.dance2swing.com/D2Sschedule.html for more information.

28 Tuesday. (Rain Date: February 29) Wachusett Mountain2012 MIAA State Championship Race.  The MIAA State Championship is coming to Wachusett! See the top high school racers from across the state compete for top honors and bragging rights in this one-day event.

28 Tuesday 10am.   Tower Hill Botanic Garden.  Aromatherapy Basics. Members $22, Non-members $25. Instructor: Linda Russell, Scentsibilities. What is aromatherapy and how do you use it? Jeanne Rose, a noted aromatherapist, calls essential oils "the soul of a plant." Come hear the history of this fascinating science, learn what essential oils are and how essential oils are used. Each participant will make an oil or spray of their choosing during the workshop. Come have fun, make something nice and join the aromatherapy world! For more information, e-mail thbg@towerhillbg.org.

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