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Drinking Boston: A History of the City and Its Spirits with author, Stephanie Schorow
Sunday, May 26th at 3:30pm 
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Local author and journalist Stephanie Schorow knows that the history of Boston is best viewed through the bottom of a beer mug or cocktail glass. In her new book, Drinking Boston: A History of the City and Its Spirits (Union Park Press, November 2012), Schorow takes readers on a historical pub crawl through Boston as she examines the city's colorful past from its Colonial era taverns to today's hip cocktail lounges. With an eye for detail and a thirst for facts, she opens the doors to the country's first and possibly greatest sports bar, old time saloons, and secretive Prohibition speakeasies with their gut busting gin and homebrew. Illustrated with evocative and historical photos and garnished with classic cocktail recipes, Drinking Boston will quench the thirst of history lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike.
Today Stephanie comes to Goddard House to read from Drinking Boston, with Q&A and discussion to follow. Non-alcoholic iced tea will be served!
Learn more at: www.stephanieschorow.com
Tuesday Support and Information Groups for Caregivers
Saturday May 25th at 3:30pm
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Pianist, Atsuko Jozaki, is a native of Japan earning her bachelor's degree from Elisabeth University of Music in Hiroshima. Her solo and ensemble performances show her wide range of study, spanning from baroque pieces to contemporary works. She serves on the faculties of All Newton Music School and Brookline Music School.
Cellist, Emily Jane Taubl, has attracted attention for her expressive playing and uncommon poise. She has been featured in the New York Times as a musician of great promise. Having performed throughout the country, she has appeared as a concerto soloist with the Hartford Symphony, Granite State Symphony, Boston Virtuosi, New England String Ensemble, Nashua Chamber Orchestra, and Julliard Pre-College Symphony. She has studied at the Julliard School, Yale School of Music, and the New England Conservatory.
Satuday, June 1st at 3:30pm
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With playing that has been praised for its clarity, elegance, and expressive warmth, pianist Sivan Etedgee performs frequently throughout the Boston area both as a soloist and as a chamber musician. Noted for his creative programming, he has in recent years presented programs exploring themes as diverse as jazz-influenced music from the Americas and Europe to music written by composers who perished during the Holocaust. Committed to making classical music accessible and understandable to diverse audiences, Sivan establishes an easy rapport with his audiences, frequently giving commentary on the music throughout the concert. Learn more at www.sivanetedgee.com.
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