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SUMMARY:Wakefield Porchfest 2025
DESCRIPTION:WAKEFIELD\, MA – The Wakefield Porchfest Committee has developed a guide for attendees planning to attend the 2025 event\, which will take place from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday\, September 6\, 2025. The event will feature 134 musical acts at 67 locations across the community (current schedule below). The following points will ensure a safe\, fun event for everyone! \n\nThe event website (wakefieldporchfest.com) is the place to find the latest schedule\, band lineup\, and venues\, as all performances are subject to change. Printed schedules are also available at the following businesses: Cravings\, Hobby Bunker\, Life Love Cheese\, Main ST Grille & Taphouse\, North Ave Diner\, Remedy Exchange\, Rise & Shine\, Waves/Lakeside Inn\, Slice\, and Sweetbay Flowers and Gifts.\n\n\nThe event is *100 percent free* but some artists may ask for tips or sell merchandise if a host allows it. Please support your local musicians!\n\n\nThis is designed as a community-forward\, family-friendly event! Please take care while driving\, walking\, and moving between venues. Respect the host properties\, their neighbors\, and other attendees.\n\n\nThis is a highly walkable event\, with multiple venues clustered in neighborhoods around Wakefield. Use the interactive map on wakefieldporchfest.com to find nearby hosts.\n\n\nRemember to bring a folding chair\, blanket\, water\, and an umbrella\, in case of light rain or to block the sun. Wear comfortable shoes. If you’re attending with kids\, portable activities are recommended.\n\n\nPlease use sidewalks when moving from house to house. Enjoy live music on the lawn or in the driveway\, while keeping all public sidewalks and roadways free and clear.\n\n\nThe Wakefield Porchfest organizers have not closed any streets\, although certain hosts have worked with the Town of Wakefield to secure block party permits. Those specific hosts are responsible and must follow the guidelines provided to them by the Town.\n\n\nPorchfest provides the opportunity to hear musical acts in a variety of genres and styles. Use the schedule to discover new acts. If you don’t like something you hear\, there’s always another venue with new acts nearby!\n\n\nIf you are driving\, remember that town parking restrictions are in effect on Saturdays! There are paid parking lots along North Avenue and near Greenwood Station.\n\n\nAlcohol consumption is up to the discretion of each host. Please do not drink on public sidewalks or roadways! If you decide to drink\, please make a plan to use taxis or rideshares to get home.\n\n\nPorchfest hosts are not obligated to provide bathrooms for participants! Public restrooms and/or portable toilets will be available at the Albion Cultural Exchange\, Veterans Field\, and Spaulding Playground. You can also plan ahead to patronize one of the many local restaurants around Wakefield.\n\n\nWant Wakefield Porchfest merchandise? The Albion Cultural Exchange (9 Albion Street) will be the official event headquarters\, offering t-shirts\, coozies\, and stickers for purchase\, as well as free bottled water\, printed schedules\, and public restrooms.  Open from 11 am – 6 pm on the day of the event.\n\nFull Schedule as of September 3\, 2025 (sorted by start time – check wakefieldporchfest.com for latest updates!) \n\n\n\n\n12:00pm-1:00 pm\n\n\nArtist\nAddress\n\n\nArt Grossman\n36 COOLIDGE PARK\n\n\nComanchero\n12 OAKLEDGE RD\n\n\nEroo\n18 MOREL CIRCLE\n\n\nJohn Ferullo\n34 LAKE STREET\n\n\nKim Walker\n37 WAVE AVE\n\n\nKing Serpent Variety Troupe\n54 SPRING ST\n\n\nMark Perry\n61 ELM ST\n\n\nThe Crawlers\n38 PARK AVENUE\n\n\nVelvet Doorknob\n16 NELSON AVENUE\n\n\nWakefield Lakeside Concert Band\n8 LAFAYETTE ST.\n\n\n12:00pm-2:00pm\n\n\nBrandon and Mike\n291 SALEM STREET\n\n\nColorado Bob\n478 MAIN ST\n\n\nCtrl+C\n11 CATALPA ST\n\n\nGoodnight Sofia\n8 PENFIELD CIRCLE\n\n\nJasmine Im\n205 SALEM STREET\n\n\nMelted Chapstixs\n220 MAIN STREET\n\n\nYouth Music Showcase\n11 PEARL ST\n\n\n12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n\nCRANK’N HOUSE\n480 NORTH AVE\n\n\n12:30pm-2:30pm\n\n\nCliff & Carl\n56 MAIN ST\n\n\n12:45pm-1:15pm\n\n\nHate Incarnate\n40 HERBERT STREET\n\n\n12:45pm-1:45pm\n\n\nMatt Carbonello\n34 CURTIS ST\n\n\nVivienne Marquand\n176 MAIN ST\n\n\n12:45pm-2:45pm\n\n\nWillie T & Doctor X\n32 PITMAN AVE\n\n\n1:00pm-2:00pm\n\n\nAmy and Missy\n37 WAVE AVE\n\n\nAnne Sandstrom & John Loretz\n36 COOLIDGE PARK\n\n\nBen Bargman\n32 WAKEFIELD AVE\n\n\nCommunity Clarinet Ensemble\n8 LAFAYETTE ST\n\n\nEddie Dee\n120 CHESTNUT ST.\n\n\nKelli Reilly\n100 WOODLAND AVE\n\n\nOnslaught\n44A YALE AVE\n\n\nOtis Street Revue\n26 OAKLEDGE RD\n\n\nSilent Riot\n5 BRYANT ST\n\n\nTed Natoli\n184 WATER STREET\n\n\nThe Secret\n1099 MAIN STREET\n\n\n1:00pm-2:15pm\n\n\nCornerstone\n1 CHURCH ST\n\n\n1:00pm-3:00pm\n\n\nBoatyard Resin\n57 ELM ST\n\n\nCameron Cross\n18 MOREL CIRCLE\n\n\nChris Power\n55 PLEASANT STREET\n\n\nPorch B.O.T.S\n101 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1\n\n\nSecret Guerrilla & DJ 6 Senses\n3 WALNUT ST\n\n\nThe Emersons\n100 WOODLAND AVE\n\n\nToo Many Guitars (with Guests)\n36 COOLIDGE PARK\n\n\n4:15pm-4:45pm\n\n\nAwnthay\n9 EDWARDS AVENUE\n\n\n4:15pm-5:30pm\n\n\nFender Bender\n480 NORTH AVE\n\n\n4:30pm-5:00pm\n\n\nKrixus\n40 HERBERT STREET\n\n\n4:30pm-5:30pm\n\n\nMatt Carbonello\n32 PITMAN AVE\n\n\n5:00pm-5:30pm\n\n\nSub Lumina\n9 EDWARDS AVENUE\n\n\n5:00pm-6:00 pm\n\n\nOMTRS\n8 LAFAYETTE ST.\n\n\nOnslaught\n1188 MAIN STREET\n\n\nRon & Kris\n11 LEDGEWOOD RD\n\n\nSpoondrift\n8 ROBERT STREET\n\n\nThe Armando Experience\n271 SALEM STREET\n\n\nThe Long Wait\n10 RICHARDSON AVE\n\n\n5:15pm-5:45pm\n\n\nThe White Bear Principle\n40 HERBERT STREET\n\n\n\n\nAbout Wakefield Porchfest \nLaunched in 2024\, Wakefield Porchfest joins more than 230 cities\, towns\, and neighborhoods that host a version of the community-focused music event\, which started in Ithaca\, NY.  In its first year\, Wakefield Porchfest featured 105 acts that performed at 50 locations across the North Shore town. The event is free of charge to attend and is coordinated by a group of volunteers who collaborate with musical acts and hosts.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/wakefield-porchfest-2025/
LOCATION:Wakefield Common\, 5 Common St\, Wakefield\, MA\, 01880\, United States
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SUMMARY:Reading Fall Street Faire
DESCRIPTION:A Beloved Community Tradition Featuring Food\, Music\, Family Fun\, and Local Pride\n\nReading\, MA — The streets of downtown Reading will come alive once again for the 17th annual Reading Fall Street Faire\, taking place on Sunday\, September 7\, 2025\, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. \nThis much-anticipated\, family-friendly celebration brings together the best of the community—local restaurants\, retailers\, artisans\, and civic groups—for a full day of fun\, food\, and festivities. \nOrganized by the Reading Rotary Club\, the Fall Street Faire is a rain-or-shine event and a cherished tradition for both residents and visitors. \nWe are especially grateful to our Premier Sponsor\, Post 1917\, for their outstanding support once again. Thank you as well to our Beer Garden Sponsor\, Elle Salon & Med Spa. And a big shoutout to NuImage DJ\, who will keep the energy high and the music flowing all day long! \n\nFaire Highlights Include:\n\nDelicious food from local restaurants and food trucks\nLive entertainment on three stages\, featuring local bands\, performers\, and community demos\nKids’ Zones with games\, crafts\, and activities for all ages — proudly sponsored by Reading Co-op\nTwo lively and family-friendly beer gardens\nA festive tailgate area perfect for sports fans\nMore than 100 vendor booths showcasing local businesses\, nonprofits\, and community organizations\n\n\nWhether you’re here to support local businesses\, enjoy a day out with family\, or reconnect with neighbors\, the Reading Fall Street Faire truly has something for everyone. \nFor more information\, including vendor registration\, sponsorship opportunities\, and volunteer opportunities\, visit: readingfallstreetfaire.com
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/reading-fall-street-faire-2/
LOCATION:Reading Town Common\, 16 Lowell Street\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Senator Jason Lewis Announces September Office Hours in Reading
DESCRIPTION:State Senator Jason Lewis will be holding Office Hours in Reading on Monday\, September 8\, 2025\, from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Pleasant Street Center (49 Pleasant St). \nAny Reading resident is welcome to attend Office Hours\, with no appointment necessary\, to meet with the Senator and discuss any constituent issues or legislative feedback. \nSenator Lewis will also be holding Office Hours the same day in Winchester from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the Winchester Public Library (80 Washington St)\, and in Stoneham from 12-1 p.m. at the Stoneham Senior Center (136 Elm St). \nAnother option for residents who would like to meet with Senator Lewis is to attend virtual Office Hours\, which will be held on Monday\, September 15\, 2025\, from 2-3 p.m. on Zoom. \nFor further information or any questions visit SenatorJasonLewis.com or contact his office at (617) 722-1206 orJason.Lewis@masenate.gov.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/senator-jason-lewis-announces-september-office-hours-in-reading/
LOCATION:Pleasant Street Center\, 49 Pleasant St\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rep. Haggerty to Hold Reading Community Office Hours
DESCRIPTION:BOSTON – State Representative Richard M. Haggerty (D-Woburn) will be holding office hours\, Tuesday\, September 9\, 2025. \nThe office hours will take place from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM at the Reading Housing Authority’s main office located at 22 Frank D. Tanner Drive. \nRepresentative Haggerty\, or a member of his staff\, will be on hand during this time to meet with Reading residents. The office hours will be held on a first-come\, first-served basis with no appointment necessary. \n“I welcome Reading residents to stop by during our scheduled office hours with any questions and concerns about accessing government services and legislative matters\,” stated Representative Haggerty. “I’m always happy to help however I can and take the time to listen to constituents.” \nIf constituents are unable to attend during the office hours\, they can contact his office at (617) 722-2575 or email\, Nicole Redigan\, at Nicole.Redigan@mahouse.gov. Representative Haggerty can also be reached directly at Richard.Haggerty@mahouse.gov.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/rep-haggerty-to-hold-reading-community-office-hours/
LOCATION:Reading Housing Authority\, 22 Frank D. Tanner Drive\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Representative Jones Holding District Office Hours
DESCRIPTION:Sept. 12 at Reading’s Pleasant Street Center\nBOSTON – House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones\, Jr. (R-North Reading) will be holding his monthly district office hours in Reading on Friday\, September 12\, from 10:15-11:15 a.m. at the Pleasant Street Center\, located at 49 Pleasant Street. \nDuring office hours\, Representative Jones or a member of his staff will be available at the center to meet with constituents on a first-come\, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. \n“I encourage Reading residents to stop by the Pleasant Street Center during office hours to discuss any issues of concern they may have\, including questions about legislation and accessing government services\,” said Representative Jones. “We are always happy to assist in any way we can and to be a resource to the community.” \nConstituents who are unable to attend local office hours can schedule an appointment to meet with Representative Jones at a more convenient time by calling (617) 722-2100 or e-mailing his Director of Local Affairs and Scheduling\, Sara Doran\, at Sara.Doran@mahouse.gov. Representative Jones can be reached at Bradley.Jones@mahouse.gov. \nReading office hours take place on the second Friday of every month at the Pleasant Street Center.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/representative-jones-holding-district-office-hours-6/
LOCATION:Pleasant Street Center\, 49 Pleasant St\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Colonial Chorus Players Hosts Bottle & Can Drive
DESCRIPTION:READING\, MA – Colonial Chorus Players invites the community to clear out their garages and support local theater by participating in a Bottle & Can Drive on Saturday\, September 13. \nResidents are encouraged to drop off their empty beverage bottles and cans at the theater\, located at 1249 Main Street in Reading\, anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon. Proceeds from the collection will benefit Colonial Chorus Players and help support future productions and community programming. \nFor more information about the drive or upcoming shows\, visit Colonial Chorus Players’ website or follow them on facebook.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/colonial-chorus-players-hosts-bottle-can-drive/
LOCATION:Colonial Chorus Players\, 1249 Main Street\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Everyday Meals in Massachusetts New England Foodways During the American Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 14 | 2–5 PM\nParker Tavern | Reading\, Massachusetts\n103 Washington Street | MBTA Reading Station \nReading\, MA — Step back to the eve of the American Revolution and discover the foods that sustained Massachusetts households\, soldiers\, and farmers. \nJoin 18th-century cook Michael Duncan Smith for an engaging afternoon at the Parker Tavern. \n\nThe presentation draws on probate records\, newspapers\, early cookbooks\, and personal journals to offer a unique window into the town’s past. Ingredients\, kitchen tools\, and cooking techniques will also be on display. Stop by and say good-day! \nThis event is free and open to the public. \nLearn more at www.parkertavern.org or www.18thcenturycook.com \nAbout the Speaker\nMichael Duncan Smith is an artist\, educator\, and culinary historian based in Greater Boston. He is the creator of 18th Century Cook\, a digital project with more than 650\,000 followers that brings early American recipes and culinary traditions to life. His research focuses on New England foodways in the 18th century and during the American Revolution\, drawing from primary sources to illuminate the everyday meals of early America. \nSupport for this program is provided in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council\, a state agency\, through its 2025 Creative Individual Grant Program.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/everyday-meals-in-massachusetts-new-england-foodways-during-the-american-revolution/
LOCATION:Parker Tavern\, 103 Washington Street\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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SUMMARY:Senator Jason Lewis Announces Virtual Office Hours for September
DESCRIPTION:BOSTON—State Senator Jason Lewis will be holding virtual Office Hours on Monday\, September 15\, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. \nAny constituent of Senator Lewis is welcome to attend Office Hours\, with no appointment necessary\, to discuss any personal issue or legislative feedback with the Senator and his staff. \nVirtual Office Hours are held on Zoom. To join the meeting please visit SenatorJasonLewis.com\, use the following link\, or enter the meeting information on Zoom: \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/83854164671?pwd=eWZWQWU0VkZjcE9XSXl5Rk1BRVd5Zz09 \nMeeting ID: 838 5416 4671 \nPasscode: 234270 \nEach constituent meets privately with the Senator during the Zoom session. \nSenator Lewis also holds regular in-person Office Hours in each community of the district (Malden\, Melrose\, Reading\, Stoneham\, Wakefield\, and Winchester). \nFor further information or any questions\, visit SenatorJasonLewis.com or contact his State House office at (617) 722-1206 orJason.Lewis@masenate.gov.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/senator-jason-lewis-announces-virtual-office-hours-for-september/
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SUMMARY:Snow Shoveling Bylaw Public Forum
DESCRIPTION:Reading\, MA — Join the Town of Reading Bylaw Committee for a public forum on the proposed Snow Shoveling Bylaw. This is an opportunity for residents to learn more\, share feedback\, and be part of the discussion. \nVirtual Only \nTuesday\, September 16\, 2025\, at 7:30 PM \nJoin via Zoom: \nMeeting ID: 828 9388 7354 \nPasscode: 696374
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/snow-shoveling-bylaw-public-forum/
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SUMMARY:Reading Coalition\, Reading Police to Raise Awareness of Suicide and Substance Misuse Through ‘A Time to Gather’ Event and Poetry Contest
DESCRIPTION:READING — The Reading Coalition for Prevention and Support\, in collaboration with the Reading Police Department\, will host a community event and poetry contest to raise awareness of suicide and substance misuse. \nThe event\, “A Time to Gather\,” will be held on from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday\, Sept. 17\, at Reading Town Hall\, 16 Lowell St. The event will honor the 105 Reading residents who have lost their lives over the past 20 years to suicide and substance misuse. \nThe event will feature a variety of speakers including Barrie Brian\, local Recovery Advocate who will speak on the challenges facing families in managing addiction across generations\, there will be resource tables\, live music provided by Cait+Pat\, and more. There will also be presentations by Reading Coalition for Prevention and Support Director Erica Maillet\, Fire Chief Rick Nelson\, and Assistant School Superintendent Jen Stys\, who will share highlights from opioid settlement-funded initiatives focused on saving lives\, connecting residents to care\, and preventing substance misuse. \nThe event will conclude with a candlelight vigil. \nThe poetry contest is open to students ages 13 and up who attend Reading Public Schools. The winner of the contest will read their poem at the “A Time to Gather” event. Entries should be submitted by Sept. 10. A panel of judges will review the submissions and announce the winner on Sept. 13. \nContest entries must be original work and follow one of the three prompts: \nMay You Remember\nYou Are Not Alone\nA Time to Gather \nTo sign up for the poetry contest\, click here. \nCommunity members who wish to attend the event can RSVP here. Residents who would like to be a vendor for the event can sign up here. \n“This event is an opportunity to come together and remember those who lost their lives to suicide and substance misuse\, while also being there for one another for support\,” said Director Maillet. “‘A Time to Gather’ is a collaborative effort to provide resources to individuals and families\, and engage with our community on a deeper level. We encourage residents and community members to RSVP and attend what is sure to be a wonderful event. The Reading Coalition for Prevention and Support\, in collaboration with the Reading Police Department\, are committed to the safety and well-being of our community\, including mental health.”
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/reading-coalition-reading-police-to-raise-awareness-of-suicide-and-substance-misuse-through-a-time-to-gather-event-and-poetry-contest/
LOCATION:Reading Town Hall\, 16 Lowell Street\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250918T180000
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SUMMARY:Post 1917 Hosts Exclusive Wine Dinner at Perkins Farm
DESCRIPTION:A five-course farm-to-table menu paired with world-class wines from Napa Valley’s Cakebread Cellars\nReading\, MA — September 2025 — Post 1917 is proud to present an unforgettable evening of fine dining and world-class wine at Perkins Farm of Reading on Thursday\, September 18\, at 6:00 PM. This one-night-only event will feature a curated five-course menu paired with selections from the renowned Napa Valley winery\, Cakebread Cellars. \nFor $250 per guest (inclusive of tax and gratuity)\, attendees will enjoy a prix fixe menu highlighting farm-fresh ingredients and expertly paired wines: \n\nPassed\nScallop & Cherry Tomato Ceviche | Strawberry Leaf Braised Pork\, Pickled Cucumber\nPaired with Cakebread Cellars Sauvignon Blanc 2023\nFirst Course\nCioppino | White Fish\, Mussels\, Scallops\, Shrimp in Brodetto\nPaired with Cakebread Cellars Chardonnay 2023\nSecond Course\nPork Roulade | Strawberry Compote & Charred Pepperoncini\nLamb Roulade | Apricot Chutney\, Rosemary & Basil Slaw\nPaired with Cakebread Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 2013/2021\nMain Course\nRibeye “Eye” Cut | Roquefort Butter\, Farm Demi\, Rosemary Potato “Chips”\nPaired with Cakebread Cellars Benchland Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/2021\nDessert\nStrawberry Shortcake | Strawberry Mint Ice Cream\, Housemade Biscuit\nPaired with Cakebread Cellars Pinot Noir\n\nSeating is limited\, and reservations may only be secured by emailing wine@post1917.com. Reservations are not available via OpenTable or phone. Please note: cancellations made within 48 hours of the event are subject to a $50 per person fee. \nFor more information\, contact:\nPost 1917\nEmail: wine@post1917.com\nWebsite: post1917.com \n 
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/post-1917-hosts-exclusive-wine-dinner-at-perkins-farm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250924T193000
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SUMMARY:Snow Shoveling Bylaw Public Forum
DESCRIPTION:In-Person and Virtual \nWednesday\, September 24\, 2025\, at 7:30 PM \nReading Public Library – Community Room \nJoin via Zoom: \nMeeting ID: 827 3911 3870 \nPasscode: 433223 \nFor more information\, visit www.readingma.gov.
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/snow-shoveling-bylaw-public-forum-2/
LOCATION:Reading Public Library\, 64 Middlesex Avenue\, Reading\, MA\, 01867\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250927T100000
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SUMMARY:Olde Redding Faire – A Reading Tradition since 1957!
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, September 27\, 10am-2pm at 25 Woburn Street\n\n\n\nReading\, MA — Come join the fun\, celebrating the original Reading Fall Faire. There will be all the past favorites plus exciting new items. \n\nYour first stop might be the Bake Table\, since they typically sell out by the end for the Faire! Choose from lovingly made cookies and bars\, cakes and pies\, breads and sweets.\nThe Farm Stand will feature an expanded offering of cider donuts\, mums\, notecards\, decorative pumpkins\, catnip mice\, lavender sachets\, candles\, and jams. And they have offered to hold your mums while you enjoy the rest of the Faire.\nVisit the Puzzles tent for the best prices on a wide selection of jigsaw puzzles. There will be options for all skill levels.\nFaire Food will provide a great lunch or snack. Pulled pork\, coleslaw\, mac & cheese\, hot dogs\, fried dough\, popcorn\, and more!\nHave fun in the Kids’ Game area. We will have games of skill and some just for fun!\nWant to freshen your style? Check out the great assortment in our Jewelry Room.\nThe Book Room will have everything from children’s books to vintage editions\, all at fantastic prices. Pick out old favorites or take the opportunity to expand your library.\nThe Silent Auction items will all be on display during the Faire. Come down and place your bids. (Online bidding closes at 4pm.)\nProfessional artist A.J. Jerrett will be drawing Caricatures for free so you can take home a one-of-a-kind memento!\nThe Reading Community Concert Band will perform at 11am on the lawn\, if the weather allows\, or indoors if not. Enjoy these talented musicians while you stroll the Faire.\n\n\n\nFaire income not only supports the mission and ministry of the First Congregational Church\, but also local non-profits. This year\, we will be sharing with the Reading Food Pantry; come down and talk to a representative. In addition\, we are proud to sponsor the introduction of a new venture: Creative Chaos. This organization aims to recycle arts and crafts supplies\, making them more affordable and keeping them out of the trash. They will have a table at the Faire\, so come and talk \nDonations are welcomed and help support the Faire. Make sure everything is in sellable\, safe condition. Jewelry may be dropped off in the church office Monday-Thursday between 11am and 1pm. Books and Puzzles may be dropped off in the hallway just past the church office\, Monday – Friday\, between 10am – 7pm. Questions: OldeReddingFaire@gmail.com \nFirst Congregational Church\, 25 Woburn Street\, Reading MA
URL:https://thereadingpost.com/event/olde-redding-faire-a-reading-tradition-since-1957/
LOCATION:First Congregational Church of Reading\, 25 Woburn Street\, Reading\, MA\, United States
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