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Martha's Vineyard Times is a weekly publication.
July 28 - August 3, 2005 Edition
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July
28, 2005
Pulling strings to help the children
This Saturday morning at 10:30 am the Spindrift Marionettes will present
the second and final performance of Kate Crackernuts at
the Unitarian-Universalist Society on Main Street in Vineyard Haven.
This Scottish classic is the tale of a brave young woman, fairies,
and magical spells.
A $4 donation is suggested, which will benefit the Mama Bakhita Home
for Disabled Children in Zambia.
Fun in the sun
Let your imagination run wild this Wednesday, Aug. 3, at the first
annual Sandcastle/Sculpture Contest at South Beach in Edgartown. The
event, presented by the Edgartown Board of Trade, is open to all,
split into groups of ages 12 and under and over 12. All entrees will
be judged by a panel sure to cover all the bases, featuring a builder,
engineer, architect, as well as a school-age child. Building tools
and aids may be used for construction, but may not be present in the
final product.
For a leg up in this years contest, turn to Lucinda Wierengas
Sandcastles Made Simple. This step-by-step guide toward
building better sandcastles offers several tips and pointers toward
making better sand creations. The book covers all aspects of sandcastle
making from history and tools, all the way up to landscaping and contest
tips. Learn how to create arches, roofs and several other architectural
elements. Fun and easy to use, not to mention portable enough to carry
to the beach, this book is sure to give you an advantage when it comes
to the tricks of the trade.
Contest registration begins at 9 am, Wednesday, Aug. 3, construction
at 10 am. Entry fee is $5. For more information and a complete set
of rules, call 508-627-8794. Rain date is Thursday, Aug. 4.
The future is now
Jason Moran, an acclaimed rising star of the jazz world,
is coming to the Vineyard this Saturday, July 30 to perform an acoustic
show at Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs. Moran, the headman of a trio,
has become a well-known pianist in the jazz world, recently being
recognized as Pianist of the Year, by the Jazz Journalists
Association. Moran has established his own artistic vision toward
music as an interpretative art and as a result of this, has experimented
with a wide range of musical styles, including blues and hip-hop,
to go along with jazz.
Jason Moran, Saturday, July 30, |
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