This Sunday 10/4 (we hope!): Somerville Historic Bike Tour - Food, Flowers, and Farming

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Yes, we've been rained out three times (May 31, June 28, Sept. 13) but we're going to keep trying!

Join the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission and the Somerville Bicycle Committee for a fun bike ride exploring Somerville's new "green" initiatives with the theme "Food, Flowers, and Farming: All Flourishing Anew in Somerville". The ride begins at 1 pm this Sunday, October 4, at Somerville City Hall.

The ride is geared for all ages and riding levels, and it will be escorted by the Somerville Police. There will be a few rest stops as well.

A $3.00 Donation is appreciated, and refreshments will be available at the conclusion of the ride at Aeronaut Brewery!

We're cautiously optimistic about this Sunday's forecast, but if there is any doubt, please check the home page of SomervilleMA.gov for possible cancellation notices. Should we get washed out once again, our final rain date will be Saturday, October 17.

For those of you who like Facebook events, here's ours. And here's a map of our route.

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Embracing Differences: Mending the Isms and the Schisms

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The Nave Gallery in Teele Square has a new show opening up on Sunday.

Hope you can stop by and check it out.

Embracing Differences: Mending the Isms and Schisms

OPENING RECEPTION:
Sunday, October 4, 2015; 3:00 pm-5:00 pm

LOCATION:
]Nave Gallery (Teele Square), 155 Powder House Blvd, Somerville, MA

ARTISTS:
Michael Ahern, Garth Amundson / Pierre Gour, Anthony Astone, Campbell Forbes, Adam Forguites, Gini Holmes, Julia Kwon, Mario Paoli /S.VID, Travis Patterson, Ken Reker, Gem Bella Rosenburg, Gabriel Sosa, Tucker Stilley, Donn Young

Full details: http://bit.ly/1LWb1ap