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    Unexpected Designs – MCC Concert Series: Lowell Chamber Orchestra

    The Richard Nancy Donahue Family Academic Arts Center @ 240 Central St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852, United States

    The Lowell Chamber Orchestra, conducted by MCC faculty member Orlando Cela, will present a varied program of works from the Classical Era and today. The winner of the LCO concerto competition, Roi Karni, bassett clarinet, will perform the Clarinet Concerto by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Paikuna Saqinku by Colombian composer Estefanía Pardo Pérez will be featured as the winner of the LCO call for new scores. Also on the program will be Symphony No. 45 by Franz Joseph Haydn and Cyprian’s Dance by Eve de Castro-Robinson.

    Writers Read with Peter Clenott

    Local author Peter Clenott will read from his newest mystery novel, The Unwanted. Hana Ziegler is a fourteen-year-old child prodigy. But on September 1, 1939, as Hitler invades Poland and World War II begins, she is being taken to the Hollenschloss Institute to be euthanized. Silke Hartenstein is a sixteen-year-old beauty who has graced the covers of German magazines as the blonde, blue-eyed female Aryan prototype. She is a member of the Bund Deutsch Madel, but she has also laughed in the face of German Propaganda Minister Goebbels. In May of 1947, murder is committed. The victims are an American who is helping former Nazis escape judgment and a fleeing German SS officer. While other Nazi leaders are being prosecuted, the eyes of the American military judicial system fall on Hana. For THE UNWANTED, Fatherland, Motherland, Holy Land ultimately mean nothing. For 'Hana the unwanted' and 'Silke the noble', the only true homeland is family.   Grab brunch at one of downtown Lowell's fabulous restaurants and then come to the bookstore to hear from this amazing book.  

    Wellness on the Walkway

    Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center @ 246 Market St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852, United States

    Experience Lowell from new perspectives by taking an urban hike through the city's downtown and along its waterways.  This free Ranger-lead program begins at the Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center (246 Market Street).  This urban hike will cover a roundtrip loop of approximately 3 miles and we encourage everyone to walk, stroll, or stride at their own pace along the way.   Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather, bring plenty of water, and anything else you may need to safely enjoy your hike.   Parking    Lowell National Historical Park visitors may park at the Hamilton Canal Innovation District (HCID) parking garage at 350 Dutton Street. Parking in this garage is available to National Park visitors at no cost provided they obtain a valid parking voucher at the Visitor Center (246 Market Street).   About Wellness on the Walkways    Join Lowell National Historical Park as we get outside and discover Lowell as part of our Wellness on the Walkways Series of events. Stay active with a variety of activities exploring the city’s urban and natural landscapes via the many walkways of Lowell. All programs are FREE. 

    For the Love of Art at the Brush

    Brush Art Gallery & Studios @ 256 Market St, Lowell, MA

    Studio Artists Presenting “For the Love of Art” at the Brush The Studio Artists at the Brush Art Gallery & Studios are excited to invite you to feel the joy of creativity as they celebrate the 40-year milestone of educating the public about art through their Open Studio setting! This year’s Annual Studio Artists’ exhibit will include an array of artwork that reflects each of the current Studio Artists’ unique love of media, techniques, & subject matters. “For the Love of Art”, will be on view in the Brush Gallery as well as virtually in an online gallery https://tom01850.wixsite.com/website-2 .     Art is an authentic experience, an expression of individuality and a medium of communication to touch the soul. Each Artist finds their inner voice through the expression, and loses themselves in it during the process of creation.   Studio Artists, Medium, Hometown Donna Berger, Painter/Illustrator/Graphic Designer, Chelmsford Penelope Cox, Hand-made Jewelry, Lowell Jenny Day, Quilter, Billerica Lolita Demers, Ceramics/Mixed-Media, Methuen Claire Gagnon, Painter, Dracut Chrissy Theo Hungate, Sculpture/Painter, Lowell Gwendolyn Lanier, Visual Artist, Lowell Paul Richardson, Photographer, Lowell Raksha Soni, Painter, Burlington Tom Whiting, Digital Painter and Drawer, Lowell Will Winslow, Designer/Illustrator, Lowell   For more information about the Brush http://www.thebrush.org Directions to the Brush http://www.thebrush.org/contact.htm

    Hands-On History: Engineering Workshop

    Boott Cotton Mills Museum @ 115 John St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852, United States

    Join Lowell National Historical Park and the Tsongas Industrial History Center for an afternoon of hands-on history! Dreamer. Innovator. Researcher. Problem Solver. Inventor. Creator. Do any of these words apply to you? Then you could also also be an Engineer! Engineers are people who design and build solutions. Come down and try your engineering skills in our design, build, and test challenge! This is a free event and all are welcome. Drop in any time from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. This event is a drop-by any time program for the whole family. Due to space and capacity limits, engineering time may be limited to 30 minutes at the program facilitator's discretion and there may be a wait time to try to the challenge In addition to the Hands-On History program, we encourage all visitors to visit the Boott Cotton Mills Museum. Check out the operating weave room and explore the stories of the workers, engineers, inventors, and investors who made Lowell the first successful planned industrial city in the United States. Learn more about the city’s role as a cutting-edge developer of technology and hub of social and economic change in the American Industrial Revolution. Admission fees apply. About Hands On History Programs: Connect, Create, and Discover! Lowell National Historical Park and the Tsongas Industrial History Center are excited to offer hands-on workshops monthly for everyone to come and experience history by doing! Bring the whole family down to the Boott Cotton Mills and use our educational workshop spaces to discover the Industrial Revolution and its legacies. Activities are appropriate for all ages. Drop in any time from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For information on future sessions please keep up to date by checking our website, www.nps.gov/Lowell, or follow us on social media, Lowell National Historical Park Parking Lowell National Historical Park visitors may park at the Hamilton Canal Innovation District (HCID) parking garage at 350 Dutton Street. Parking in this garage is available to National Park visitors at no cost provided they obtain a valid parking voucher at the Visitor Center (246 Market Street). It is a 15 minute walk to the Boott Cotton Mills from the HCID garage. There is paid parking available at the John Street Garage across the street from the Boott Cotton Mills.

    Writers Read with Peter Clenott

    lala books @ 189 Market St, Lowell, MA, 01852, United States

    Local author Peter Clenott will read from his newest mystery novel, The Unwanted. Hana Ziegler is a fourteen-year-old child prodigy. But on September 1, 1939, as Hitler invades Poland and World War II begins, she is being taken to the Hollenschloss Institute to be euthanized. Silke Hartenstein is a sixteen-year-old beauty who has graced the covers of German magazines as the blonde, blue-eyed female Aryan prototype. She is a member of the Bund Deutsch Madel, but she has also laughed in the face of German Propaganda Minister Goebbels. In May of 1947, murder is committed. The victims are an American who is helping former Nazis escape judgment and a fleeing German SS officer. While other Nazi leaders are being prosecuted, the eyes of the American military judicial system fall on Hana. For THE UNWANTED, Fatherland, Motherland, Holy Land ultimately mean nothing. For 'Hana the unwanted' and 'Silke the noble', the only true homeland is family. Grab brunch at one of downtown Lowell's fabulous restaurants and then come to the bookstore to hear from this amazing book.

    For the Love of Art at the Brush

    Brush Art Gallery & Studios @ 256 Market St, Lowell, MA

    Studio Artists Presenting “For the Love of Art” at the Brush The Studio Artists at the Brush Art Gallery & Studios are excited to invite you to feel the joy of creativity as they celebrate the 40-year milestone of educating the public about art through their Open Studio setting! This year’s Annual Studio Artists’ exhibit will include an array of artwork that reflects each of the current Studio Artists’ unique love of media, techniques, & subject matters. “For the Love of Art”, will be on view in the Brush Gallery as well as virtually in an online gallery https://tom01850.wixsite.com/website-2 .     Art is an authentic experience, an expression of individuality and a medium of communication to touch the soul. Each Artist finds their inner voice through the expression, and loses themselves in it during the process of creation.   Studio Artists, Medium, Hometown Donna Berger, Painter/Illustrator/Graphic Designer, Chelmsford Penelope Cox, Hand-made Jewelry, Lowell Jenny Day, Quilter, Billerica Lolita Demers, Ceramics/Mixed-Media, Methuen Claire Gagnon, Painter, Dracut Chrissy Theo Hungate, Sculpture/Painter, Lowell Gwendolyn Lanier, Visual Artist, Lowell Paul Richardson, Photographer, Lowell Raksha Soni, Painter, Burlington Tom Whiting, Digital Painter and Drawer, Lowell Will Winslow, Designer/Illustrator, Lowell   For more information about the Brush http://www.thebrush.org Directions to the Brush http://www.thebrush.org/contact.htm

    Rara Rene! – Closing Reception

    CNCPT6 103 Market St, Lowell, MA

    “Rara René!” is a multi-dimensional project highlighting the work of local designer René Manuel Ramos showcased through film and photography. This fictional narrative follows a distinct group of characters within a tight knit community, all of whom are connected by their one-of-one bags designed by none other than Rara René himself. This exhibition focuses on bringing specific elements of the story to life for the first official public viewing of this body of work. Sep 10th - Opening Reception 7pm -10pm 6:00 - doors open 6:30 - film screening 7:00 - panel with creators & actors 9:00 - saxophone + poetry performance

    UML International Folk Dance Club and Mladost folk ensemble

    Come one, Come all to inverse yourself to a night of international Folk dances! No prior experience is required to have fun, so why not learn new dances, songs, and meet new people in the comfort of your own home. We will be now hosting sessions through Zoom, so go visit our webpage to get more information. We hope to see you soon to join in on the fun! Want weekly updates? Sign up for the UML FDC email list and the Folk Arts Center of New England email list and never miss a chance to dance!     Follow us on social media!  Website: https://www.mladostfolk.com/mladost-community-dance Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uml.fdc.3  Twitter: @FolkUML  Instagram: @UML_folk_dance_club  Snapchat: @umlfdc  

    For the Love of Art at the Brush

    Brush Art Gallery & Studios @ 256 Market St, Lowell, MA

    Studio Artists Presenting “For the Love of Art” at the Brush The Studio Artists at the Brush Art Gallery & Studios are excited to invite you to feel the joy of creativity as they celebrate the 40-year milestone of educating the public about art through their Open Studio setting! This year’s Annual Studio Artists’ exhibit will include an array of artwork that reflects each of the current Studio Artists’ unique love of media, techniques, & subject matters. “For the Love of Art”, will be on view in the Brush Gallery as well as virtually in an online gallery https://tom01850.wixsite.com/website-2 .     Art is an authentic experience, an expression of individuality and a medium of communication to touch the soul. Each Artist finds their inner voice through the expression, and loses themselves in it during the process of creation.   Studio Artists, Medium, Hometown Donna Berger, Painter/Illustrator/Graphic Designer, Chelmsford Penelope Cox, Hand-made Jewelry, Lowell Jenny Day, Quilter, Billerica Lolita Demers, Ceramics/Mixed-Media, Methuen Claire Gagnon, Painter, Dracut Chrissy Theo Hungate, Sculpture/Painter, Lowell Gwendolyn Lanier, Visual Artist, Lowell Paul Richardson, Photographer, Lowell Raksha Soni, Painter, Burlington Tom Whiting, Digital Painter and Drawer, Lowell Will Winslow, Designer/Illustrator, Lowell   For more information about the Brush http://www.thebrush.org Directions to the Brush http://www.thebrush.org/contact.htm

    CHOP Dinner

    City of Lowell Senior Center @ 276 Broadway Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01854, United States

    Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy great food and with CBA! This year CHOP will not only have great information about community resources, but you will also learn more about the different cultures and customs of your neighbors in Lowell.

    Short Story Book Club

    Zoom

    Want to join a book club, but can't commit to a lengthy novel? We'll be selecting short stories that are typically less than 50 pages for a small group discussion. Registration required - to register, click here. September's Theme - Diary/First Person Children of the Sea by Edwidge Danticat The Human Chair by Edogawa Ranpo Africa Kills Her Sun by Ken Saro Wiva A Professional Relationship by Alice Scott

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