With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? * Choose from many convenient class options and locations to find the one that best fits your demanding schedule. * Stay awake with an engaging program taught in a dynamic classroom setting * Benefit from comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty * Score higher with Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course-guaranteed or your money back * Complete SAT Prep: Classroom is also available Live Online. Course Structure * 8 comprehensive, 2.5 hour class sessions * 4 full-length SAT Practice Test experiences, proctored just like Test Day * Comprehensive study materials, including a lesson book, flashcards, as well as online workshops and quizzes to hone your skills * Smart Reports - our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system * See a sample Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Schedule
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? * Choose from many convenient class options and locations to find the one that best fits your demanding schedule. * Stay awake with an engaging program taught in a dynamic classroom setting * Benefit from comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty * Score higher with Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course-guaranteed or your money back * Complete SAT Prep: Classroom is also available Live Online. Course Structure * 8 comprehensive, 2.5 hour class sessions * 4 full-length SAT Practice Test experiences, proctored just like Test Day * Comprehensive study materials, including a lesson book, flashcards, as well as online workshops and quizzes to hone your skills * Smart Reports - our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system * See a sample Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Schedule
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? * Choose from many convenient class options and locations to find the one that best fits your demanding schedule. * Stay awake with an engaging program taught in a dynamic classroom setting * Benefit from comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty * Score higher with Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course-guaranteed or your money back * Complete SAT Prep: Classroom is also available Live Online. Course Structure * 8 comprehensive, 2.5 hour class sessions * 4 full-length SAT Practice Test experiences, proctored just like Test Day * Comprehensive study materials, including a lesson book, flashcards, as well as online workshops and quizzes to hone your skills * Smart Reports - our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system * See a sample Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Schedule
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? PSAT/SAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty - Rigorous and realistic testing experiences, proctored just like Test Day Course Structure - You'll prep for the PSAT in the summer or fall and then return for your SAT prep course in the spring, that's 17 sessions for the price of 12 - You'll start with a 5-session PSAT program, including 2 proctored Practice Tests - You'll return for a 12-session SAT program, including 4 proctored Practice Tests - See a sample PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Schedule - Your program also includes our Home-Study materials, including course books, extra Practice Tests, flashcards, and more
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? PSAT/SAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty - Rigorous and realistic testing experiences, proctored just like Test Day Course Structure - You'll prep for the PSAT in the summer or fall and then return for your SAT prep course in the spring, that's 17 sessions for the price of 12 - You'll start with a 5-session PSAT program, including 2 proctored Practice Tests - You'll return for a 12-session SAT program, including 4 proctored Practice Tests - See a sample PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Schedule - Your program also includes our Home-Study materials, including course books, extra Practice Tests, flashcards, and more
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? PSAT/SAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty - Rigorous and realistic testing experiences, proctored just like Test Day Course Structure - You'll prep for the PSAT in the summer or fall and then return for your SAT prep course in the spring, that's 17 sessions for the price of 12 - You'll start with a 5-session PSAT program, including 2 proctored Practice Tests - You'll return for a 12-session SAT program, including 4 proctored Practice Tests - See a sample PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Schedule - Your program also includes our Home-Study materials, including course books, extra Practice Tests, flashcards, and more
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? PSAT/SAT Classroom Course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Unique? - The most convenient times and locations¬choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty - Rigorous and realistic testing experiences, proctored just like Test Day Course Structure - You'll prep for the PSAT in the summer or fall and then return for your SAT prep course in the spring, that's 17 sessions for the price of 12 - You'll start with a 5-session PSAT program, including 2 proctored Practice Tests - You'll return for a 12-session SAT program, including 4 proctored Practice Tests - See a sample PSAT/SAT Classroom Course Schedule - Your program also includes our Home-Study materials, including course books, extra Practice Tests, flashcards, and more
Please join me, and our co-hostess Charlotte, for the ultimate night in at her party room/theater in Revere. We will have a wine, cheese, and a movie type of night. Cabot cheese will be giving us some free cheese, so we just need to bring the wine, crackers, and movies (so we can choose from to watch). As it gets closer we can determine exactly what each person has to bring. Absolutely no kiddos!! The address will be sent out a couple of days before the event.
I have been a table captain for this events for many years now. This is a great event where thousand of thousand of women come together and help each other out. This is a formal/black tie affair that you don't want to miss. Let me know if you are interested in sitting with us at our table. You will NOT regret it and I will guarantee that you will be back the next year.
The Hide Away @ Anthony's 105 Canal St Malden, MA 02148 Every Saturday Night is Ladies Night: (10 min from Boston) Come and enjoy a night of dancing and a chance to meet some very nice women. Great DJ that will be mixing her R&B, Latin and top 40 fabulous music all night long. Any questions e-mail: [masked] or call [masked]. Â? ATM Â? Hi-Def TV (Sports Channels) Â? Fire Place Â? Premium Liquor Â? (FREE FOOD) Â? 2 Parking Lots (FREE) Â? $7.00 Cover charge Â? Hours 8:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Â? 5 minute WALK from Malden T-Station
With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with your prep? Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is for students who want complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. It's our most popular prep option. What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? - Choose from many convenient class options and locations to find the one that best fits your demanding schedule. - Stay awake with an engaging program taught in a dynamic classroom setting - Benefit from comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's all star faculty - Score higher with Complete SAT Prep: Classroom courseâ?"guaranteed or your money back - Complete SAT Prep: Classroom is also available Live Online. Course Structure - 8 comprehensive, 2.5 hour class sessions - 4 full-length SAT Practice Test experiences, proctored just like Test Day - Comprehensive study materials, including a lesson book, flashcards, as well as online workshops and quizzes to hone your skills - Smart Reportsâ?¢ â?" our online score analysis and personalized recommendation system - See a sample Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Schedule
The Hide Away @ Anthony's 105 Canal St Malden, MA 02148 Every Saturday Night is Ladies Night: (10 min from Boston) Come and enjoy a night of dancing and a chance to meet some very nice women. Great DJ that will be mixing her R&B, Latin and top 40 fabulous music all night long. Any questions e-mail: [masked] or call [masked]. Â? ATM Â? Hi-Def TV (Sports Channels) Â? Fire Place Â? Premium Liquor Â? (FREE FOOD) Â? 2 Parking Lots (FREE) Â? $7.00 Cover charge Â? Hours 8:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Â? 5 minute WALK from Malden T-Station
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
The Hide Away @ Anthony's 105 Canal St Malden, MA 02148 Every Saturday Night is Ladies Night: (10 min from Boston) Come and enjoy a night of dancing and a chance to meet some very nice women. Great DJ that will be mixing her R&B, Latin and top 40 fabulous music all night long. Any questions e-mail: [masked] or call [masked]. Â? ATM Â? Hi-Def TV (Sports Channels) Â? Fire Place Â? Premium Liquor Â? (FREE FOOD) Â? 2 Parking Lots (FREE) Â? $7.00 Cover charge Â? Hours 8:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Â? 5 minute WALK from Malden T-Station
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
Sabrina is happy to invite you to celebrate Lucas' 1st Birthday with them!! She will have a little birthday cake for him and his friends to share, and she'll have a little something for the mommies as well! Her dog will not be home on this day! The age range will be from 0-2yrs. And she adds: "We look forward to celebrating Lucas' special day with everyone!" The address will be sent to those attending the event as it gets closer to the date.
Enjoy a selection of wines, food from area restaurants, and a chocolate buffet at the Malden Public Library, 36 Salem St., Friday April 30th 7-10pm. The event is held in the beautiful art galleries and includes live piano music and a raffle. Tickets ($30 in advance, $35 at the door) will be on[...]
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When: Apr 30, 2010 7 PM Where: Malden Public Library in Malden,Massachusetts Cost: $30 Posted by:evdb
Enjoy a selection of wines, food from area restaurants, and a chocolate buffet at the Malden Public Library, 36 Salem St., Friday April 30th 7-10pm. The event is held in the beautiful art galleries and includes live piano music and a raffle. Tickets ($30 in advance, $35 at the door) will be on sale at the Library Information Desk (781-324-0218), M&M Liquors and online at http://www.localwineevents.com starting March 9th. Order wine and M&M Liquors will donate 10% of the proceeds to the Friends of the Malden Public Library! Businesses interested in making a donation and being listed in the program please call Michele Marcinowski at 781-388-9520.
When: Apr 30, 2010 7 PM to Apr 30, 2010 10 PM Where: Malden Public Library in Malden,Massachusetts Cost: $30 in advance, $35 at the door (last year sold out in advance) Posted by:afreeman33
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
Come One - Come All! We'll be creating sacred space and sharing in the energies of our connection. Whether you are an experienced drummer or just starting out, there is space for you in our circle. And what would a circle be without dancers? So come and join us for this joyous celebration of life. 2:00pm Beginner's Class - Are you new to drumming? No problem! We'll have a beginner's class available just before the actual drumming begins. Come out and learn the basics of good drumming form. We'll learn a couple of very basic Native American rhythms, how to find the beat in the circle, and the etiquette of the drum circle so that we can all be good drumming citizens. Class is free - donation is appreciated. Bring your drum if you have one, if not, there will be drums to loan. 2:30pm The Rhythm Section - Each month we'll learn a new rhythm. Come join us to learn this month's rhythm. Setting the Space - Together we will create an altar that sets the tone for the circle for the day. Bring with you something to place on the altar that represents you. We'll create that container together. 3:00pm Open Drumming - Bring your drums, rattles, Native American flutes, digeridoos, etc. We will open up the room and get it rocking with the rhythms. There will be space made for both heart-pounding beats and softer rhythms with room for voices and instruments. There will be some instruments available for borrow, but it would be best in the beginning if everyone brings what they have so we are certain to have enough to go around. 4:30pm Mid-Circle Break - We'll take a break at roughly the half-way mark to allow people to introduce themselves and say what they bring to the container. 6:00pm - Closing Circle - We'll close the space as we opened it with a circling up of the participants and a closing of the energy. Cost: Guess What? After months of searching, we found a venue so happy to have us there that they are not charging us for the space. So, that means the event is FREE. (YAY!!) We will put out a donation basket for those who choose to contribute. (Suggested Donation is $7, but give what you can.) Donations will go to cover the costs of maintaining this meetup group, obtaining and repairing instruments, and the costs of electricity and heat for the church. If you have instruments to share, please bring them! We've gotten a lot of new people involved in drumming and not many of them have their own drums yet. So if you have extra drums, rattles and the like that you're willing to share, please bring them with you to the circle. Thanks! The First Parish in Malden, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is located three blocks west of the Malden Center T station at 2 Elm Street (intersection with Pleasant Street), just off Route 60. Convenient, free parking is available between the church and the Beebe Elementary School. Visit MaldenUUA.org for directions and map. We run this event once each month on the third Sunday of the month. I look forward to seeing you all there!
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