Catch Tons of Live Music With Your WOO Card

Thursday, July 26, 2012

GoLocalWorcester Lifestyle Team

If you're looking for some fun this weekend, grab your WOO Card and head out to one of Worcester's fantastic concerts over the next few days. Or, if literature is more your thing, stop by the Worcester Historical Museum tonight to hear from some of Worcester's greatest writers. No matter what it is you like to do, there are always options when you WOO.

Thursday, July 26th
Benchley, Behrman & Bishop at the Worcester Historical Museum
30 Elm Street , Worcester
$5 off with WOO Card
Have a glass of wine - or two, and enjoy the wit and whimsy of some of Worcester's greatest writers. "Benchley, Behrman, & Bishop" the second in a three-part performance series. Enjoy a witty romp through Upper West Side Manhattan, circa 1927, with selected scenes from S.N. Behrman’s play, The Second Man.
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Friday, July 27th
The John Lennon Show at the Lucky Dog Music Hall
89 Green Street , Worcester
$5 cover with WOO Card
Don’t miss the ultimate John Lennon Tribute Show with Dennis Stephen – a remarkable guitarist, songwriter and recording artist.
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Friday, July 27th
Out to Lunch Concert Series on Worcester Common
455 Main Street, Worcester
Double WOO points with WOO Card
With all of the hits from the “Mad Men” generation, Dale LePage and the Manhattans are sure to be a crowd pleaser. Sounds from Sinatra and Elvis will radiate across the Common, bringing people back to well-loved and memorable pieces of music across a few decades.
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Friday, July 27th
Live at Sunset Summer Concert Series at the EcoTarium
222 Harrington Way , Worcester
$3 off tickets with WOO Card
Take a musical road trip from 20's hot jazz to New Orleans R&B up through the swing era of the 30's and 40's to early rock with Bellevue Cadillac rocking the EcoTarium’s Sundial Plaza. With "flying trombones, spinning trumpets, and sizzling saxophones," don’t miss this jazz, gospel, blues, soul, swing, and rock & roll all wrapped up in one great show.
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Ongoing through September
Palekh Icons: The Enchantment of Russian Painting at the Museum of Russian Icons
203 Union Street, Clinton
Swipe your WOO Card for WOO points
Eighteen works, from the private collection of Berlin, Germany art dealer and restorer, Thomas Mönius, augmented with 8 Palekh icons from the Museum of Russian Icons collection, are showcased in this homage to traditional Palekh-style iconography. Exhibition components from the Mönius collection include large and average-sized icons from the 18th and 19th century, some with unusual motifs. Examples of Palekh objets d’art, derivative of Palekh icons, are included in the exhibition.
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Weekends in Worcester…