July 05

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Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
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	Horribles Parade	HCSB Rehearsal*
10	11	12	13	14	15	16
5:30pm On Common:THE HERITAGE STRING BAND (Civil War Stories/Americana Music)		HCSB Rehearsal*
17	18	19	20	21	22	23
5:30pm On Common: DOWN DOG (Celtic Rock and Fiddle)		HCSB Rehearsal*
24	25	26	27	28	29	30
5:30pm On Common: HELP! (Beatles Cover Band)		HCSB Rehearsal*
31	1	2	3	4	5	6
Hopkinton Community Summer Band Concert* On CAA lawn at 2 pm. 5:30pm On Common: WEST END BLUES BAND (Blues)
July 5 to August 5 -- Summer Reading Program GOING PLACES July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3 --Wednesday evening Story Times --7:00 to 7:30 July 5, 12, 19, 26 Time: 7:00PM to 8:30PM Location: High School Band Room Description: Hopkinton Community Summer Band rehearsals CONCERTS ON THE COMMON 5:30 pm on the following Sunday afternoons: JULY 10 THE HERITAGE STRING BAND (Civil War Stories/Americana Music) JULY 17 DOWN DOG (Celtic Rock and Fiddle) JULY 24 HELP! (Beatles Cover Band) JULY 31 WEST END BLUES BAND (Blues) The summer of 2005 will be the inaugural season for a new musical organization, the Hopkinton Community Summer Band. Steve Yavarow, Director of Music for the Hopkinton Schools, will lead the group as they prepare a variety of summer selections (marches, popular tunes and light classical pieces) for a concert on July 31. The music will be geared for players with experience at the 8th grade level and above, and anyone with an interest in playing is welcome to participate. Adults are especially encouraged to join. The atmosphere will be relaxed and fun (no auditions!). There will be a small ($10) registration fee to offset some of the expenses, but otherwise the only requirement is an interest in making some music. Registration for this program is being managed by the Hopkinton Cultural Arts Alliance. Stop by the CAA building (98 Hayden Rowe Street) to register in person or download the registration form from the CAA website ( www.caahopkinton.org ) and register by mail. Early registration is encouraged. For additional information, send an email to hcsband@comcast.net , call John Ritz (508-435-0908) or contact the CAA (info@caahopkinton.org, 508-435-9222). July 31, 2:00PM on the CAA Lawn: Hopkinton Community Summer Band Concert Come hear your neighbors make beautiful music in the inaugural concert of the Hopkinton Community Summer Band. Led by Steve Yavarow, Director of Music for the Hopkinton Schools, the band will perform a variety of summer selections including marches, popular tunes and light classical pieces. The concert is free and open to the public, and will take place on the lawn at the Cultural Arts Alliance property (98 Hayden Road St.). In case of inclement weather, the performance will move indoors to the High School auditorium.

Horribles Parade

HCSB Rehearsal*

5:30pm On Common:THE HERITAGE STRING BAND (Civil War Stories/Americana Music)

HCSB Rehearsal*

5:30pm On Common: DOWN DOG (Celtic Rock and Fiddle)

HCSB Rehearsal*

5:30pm On Common: HELP! (Beatles Cover Band)

HCSB Rehearsal*

Hopkinton Community Summer Band Concert* On CAA lawn at 2 pm.

5:30pm On Common: WEST END BLUES BAND (Blues)

July 5 to August 5 -- Summer Reading Program GOING PLACES

July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3 --Wednesday evening Story Times --7:00 to 7:30

July 5, 12, 19, 26
Time: 7:00PM to 8:30PM
Location: High School Band Room
Description: Hopkinton Community Summer Band rehearsals

CONCERTS ON THE COMMON

5:30 pm on the following Sunday afternoons:
JULY 10 THE HERITAGE STRING BAND (Civil War Stories/Americana Music)
JULY 17 DOWN DOG (Celtic Rock and Fiddle)
JULY 24 HELP! (Beatles Cover Band)
JULY 31 WEST END BLUES BAND (Blues)

The summer of 2005 will be the inaugural season for a new musical organization, the Hopkinton Community Summer Band. Steve Yavarow, Director of Music for the Hopkinton Schools, will lead the group as they prepare a variety of summer selections (marches, popular tunes and light classical pieces) for a concert on July 31. The music will be geared for players with experience at the 8th grade level and above, and anyone with an interest in playing is welcome to participate. Adults are especially encouraged to join. The atmosphere will be relaxed and fun (no auditions!). There will be a small ($10) registration fee to offset some of the expenses, but otherwise the only requirement is an interest in making some music. Registration for this program is being managed by the Hopkinton Cultural Arts Alliance. Stop by the CAA building (98 Hayden Rowe Street) to register in person or download the registration form from the CAA website ( www.caahopkinton.org ) and register by mail. Early registration is encouraged. For additional information, send an email to hcsband@comcast.net , call John Ritz (508-435-0908) or contact the CAA (info@caahopkinton.org, 508-435-9222).

July 31, 2:00PM on the CAA Lawn: Hopkinton Community Summer Band Concert Come hear your neighbors make beautiful music in the inaugural concert of the Hopkinton Community Summer Band. Led by Steve Yavarow, Director of Music for the Hopkinton Schools, the band will perform a variety of summer selections including marches, popular tunes and light classical pieces. The concert is free and open to the public, and will take place on the lawn at the Cultural Arts Alliance property (98 Hayden Road St.). In case of inclement weather, the performance will move indoors to the High School auditorium.