WEEKEND FUN: Armenian Bazaar, Zine Fest, Comedy, Deep Listening Expertise, Audio-Visible Exhibit

This weekend’s enjoyable begins on Friday with the St. James Armenian Church’s 78^th annual bazaar. Go seize some shish, losh or hen kabobs whereas your youngsters get face painted and also you decide up your raffle winnings. On Saturday beginning at 11 the library is placing on their spectacular Zine Fest. You can take part as a author, reader or simply in case you are zine curious. At Mt. Auburn Cemetery on Saturday there’s time for some peaceable time in nature. Their artist in residence, Lia Pikus is main a deep listening ritual together with a few of her pretty cello enjoying. Saturday evening there’s a comic on the town. Dave Kane shall be on the Ancient Order of the Hibernians along with his present, Jokes My Irish Father Told Me. On Sunday afternoon, there’s a very engaging occasion referred to as Remixing the Forest at Arsenal Yards. It’s an immersive audio-visual expertise, which invitations guests to dynamically remix sound and imagery by interacting with bodily parts. Go test it out!

DEEP LISTENING RITUAL WITH ARTIST IN RESIDENCE LIA
Saturday, Oct. 18, 1-3 p.m.
Mount Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Deep Listening encourages us to drop into presence with ourselves and with others. This follow (described by composer Pauline Oliveros as “listening in every possible way to everything possible to hear”) can grow to be a method of being in a brand new form of relation to ourselves and our environments. 

In this Deep Listening expertise, individuals shall be guided by an hour-long musical meditation led by 25-26 Artist-in-Residence Lia Pikus. In the quiet consolation of the Hazel Dell, Lia will use her cello and loop pedal to information individuals by a Deep Listening ritual that can assist to foster our relationship with impermanence by attunement to the pure world. Participants are inspired to convey a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or the rest you may sit or lay on comfortably. There may even be chairs accessible.

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WATERTOWN ANNUAL ZINE FEST
Saturday, Oct. 18, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Watertown Free Public Library, 123 Main St.

WFPL will host the fifth annual Watertown Zine Fest. Zines are small-batch, DIY publications that present a strong platform of expression for underrepresented views and voices. The competition is a day-long celebration of zine tradition and DIY publishing. Browse {the marketplace}, attend zinester workshops, and take a look at the Library’s rising zine assortment. If you’re asking, “what’s a zine?” that’s okay! Zine Fest is a good place to study. Visit the Zine Marketplace to satisfy purchase and barter for zines within the Watertown Savings Bank Room. Make your individual zine within the Zine Hive within the Teen Room (open to adults). Check out our zine workshops (TBA) within the Zine Hive within the Teen Room (open to adults). Chill out and browse our circulating zine assortment within the Zine Reading Zone upstairs within the Mastrangelo Room on the second ground.

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JOKES MY IRISH FATHER TOLD ME, with DAVE KANE
Saturday, Oct. 17, 7 p.m.
Ancient Order of the Hibernians, 151 Watertown St.

Get some guffaws, chuckles, giggles, and even laughs on Saturday evening on the Ancient Order of the Hibernians, with comic Dave Kane. He tells jokes and household tales in his present, Jokes My Irish Father Told Me. Tickets are $20. 

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ST JAMES 78^TH ANNUAL BAZAAAR
Friday, Oct. 17 at 12 p.m. and Saturday, Oct.18, 7 p.m.
St. James Armenian Church, 465 Mt. Auburn St.777

The annual bazaar shall be stuffed with enjoyable for all together with scrumptious Armenian meals, shish, losh and hen kebobs. There is a silent public sale (bidding on-line beginning on Friday), a $100 raffle, distributors and cubicles, a bake sale, actions for youths, together with face portray and balloon artist, in addition to stay Armenian music. If you wish to enter the $100 raffle with a $5k, $1k $750 and $500 prizes, you need to purchase the tickets upfront on-line.

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REMIXING THE FOREST
Sunday, Oct. 18, 6:30-9 p.m.
River Green at Arsenal Yards, between the Shake Shack and Buttermilk and Bourbon 

Outdoor exhibition that includes interactive artwork that explores the connection between music and nature. The occasion combines 3D printed lithophane pictures, academic graphics, and an immersive audio-visual expertise, permitting guests to dynamically remix sound and imagery by interacting with bodily parts. This all-ages night occasion goals to have interaction the local people and supply a novel sensory journey, culminating in a grasp audio-visual piece accessible on YouTube.

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