Apart from it’s restaurants and bars Worcester has a growing art culture. Looking beyond the large museums for art and history, some of the smaller galleries in the city have been the home to those making a name for themselves in the arts community. Apart from fine art, Worcester is rich in each category of the arts. We invite you see see what we are talking about…
Saturday, July 13, 2 to 3 p.m. — Join for fun in Wonderland! Wear your best Mad Hatter hat, take your photograph with Alice and the Mad Hatter, meet a live hedgehog and turtle, and explore the EcoTarium’s “Alice’s Wonderland” exhibit. “Queen of Hearts” cookies and lemonade served. Free with Museum Admission.
Museum Admission: $14 adults, $8 children ages 2-18, $10 seniors and students with ID; Free for members and children under 2.
The Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alton Baggett, will present a concert, with fireworks, of classical, patriotic, and Broadway music on Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at East Park on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester. Vocal soloists will be Richard Monroe and Jane Shivick. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Worcester Arts Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
The park opens at 6:00 PM with Kids Korner activities and food vendors. A ceremonial flag raising will begin the festivities at 7:45 PM followed by a performance by the acclaimed Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra as part of their Summer Concert Series at 8:00 PM. A dazzling fireworks display at 9:30 PM will light up the sky with a brilliant show. Rain date is Friday, July 5, 2013.
