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Celebrated sleuth Hercule Poirot, now retired and living in self-imposed exile in Venice, reluctantly attends a Halloween séance at a decaying, haunted palazzo. When one of the guests is murdered, the detective is thrust into a sinister world of shadows and secrets.
Upcoming Events
The event will feature a panel discussion hosted by Harry Rosenblum, Eating with the Ecosystem Board member, who will lead a discussion of the Japanese technique of Ikejime, which is a specific way to prepare fish, yielding a better tasting, healthier meat. It is well known as the most humane way to kill fish, resulting in a longer shelf life, and more umami. Beginning with a panel and Q&A we will cover the reasons Ikejime is good for you and the fish, how to perform the technique and how it fits into our fishing economy. Following the panel we will move into the gallery where attendees will get a signature cocktail, along with a demo and tasting of conventional vs Ikejime fish using local species such as Scup and Fluke.
Join “the Sultan of Shred” (New York Times), “the World’s Greatest Guitarist” (Noisey) Bombino for a night of incredible live music and “a groove you can ride to the end of the earth” (Billboard). NPR describes Bombino’s music as – ”fluid and bluesy, his guitar playing is more than just an agile dance between rhythm and melody. It speaks and breathes across centuries.” Don’t miss it!
Bold ballet returns to South County for another season of illuminating dance in the heart of Westerly, RI. As the United Theatre’s resident dance company, Ballet RI brings audiences a range of works grounded in its renewed commitment to serve audiences across the region with world-class dance.
Featuring:
The Moor’s Pavane by José Limón
It Will Be by Yury Yanowsky
When Love by Helen Pickett
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