Acton-inspired musical piece comes ‘home’ ahead of revolution’s 250th
Canadian pianist Louise Bessette will lecture on and perform the piece at the Performing Arts Center at 51 Walden on September 8.
Independent local news for Acton, Massachusetts
Canadian pianist Louise Bessette will lecture on and perform the piece at the Performing Arts Center at 51 Walden on September 8.
Call it a marquis event.
The closures will affect paths from the Liberty Street parking lot and Monument Street to the bridge.
The kickoff marks the countdown to the “upcoming celebration of Acton’s central role in the American Revolution.”
It’s an “opportunity for everyone to honor Acton’s leading role in the birth of our country.”
These reds and whites have a label that heralds the 250th anniversary of the start of the Revolution.
“It’s so cool seeing this after reading about it for years in history books.”
“The tail is perfectly legitimate — but it just should not be wagging the dog.”
Acton Museum Curator David Wood has carefully preserved priceless pieces of the town’s history. Now his own place in history is assured.
CJ Johnson’s mission is to showcase prominent guests speaking to historical and contemporary Acton and to the future of the community.
Officials say they want to ensure “the shot heard ‘round the world” doesn’t get drowned out by air traffic.