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The TUNEabomber SHOW DESCRIPTION: Set at a parole board hearing, Ted

The TUNEabomber SHOW DESCRIPTION: Set at a parole board hearing, Ted
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Somerville Winter Farmers Market (Arts at the Armory) — Weekly winter market featuring over 65 local vendors offering locally grown and regionally produced foods.
Collage workshop at the East Branch led by artist Cara Foster Karim, providing materials and offering tips while participants bring their own items, for ages 18 and up.
Le Vent du Nord performs hard‑driving, soulful francophone Celtic folk with vocals, fiddle, hurdy‑gurdy, guitar, accordion, and foot percussion at Somerville Theatre.
Angelina leads an autumn leaf craft in the West Branch Children’s Room (2nd floor), for ages 3–18, under 8 with an adult.
Circus Up Annual Benefit Show at Arts at the Armory features circus performances, comedy, raffle prizes, clowns Jonatas Campelo and Liam Gundlach, Illuminus lighting, and Moonshine 152 catering.
Kevin Sullivan performs at the Crystal Ballroom, Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Square, Somerville.
The Snuts perform at The Rockwell in Somerville, presented by Get To The Gig.
Rachel Bochner presents The “Sorry If It’s Selfish” Tour at The Rockwell, Somerville.
Eight‑week clown class with Deby Xiadani at The Rockwell, sold out.
Spookey Ruben performs at The Rockwell, joined by Alice Cohen and Monkey.
Joanne McNally delivers her acclaimed stand‑up set at Arts at the Armory, with locally sourced food and drinks available before the show.
Tim Smith performs stand‑up comedy at Goofs Comedy Club in Somerville, ages 21 and up.