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july 2018                                                             #108

SallyAnne Santos
Happy July!

There is always so much to do during high-season in a tourist town like ours, and as usual I've provided many of my favorite options below. But sometimes, don't you find that the best thing to do in summer is NOTHING? ... in a good location of course! So after you've filled your schedule with must-do events, save a date or two to just relax and recharge at the beach or in your own backyard this month. ENJOY IT ALLbecause before you know it we'll be looking at Labor Day!
 
Peace,
SallyAnne_/)

p.s. As I write, there are still a few tickets left for U2 @ Mohegan Sun on Tuesday, 7/3. GO! (and if you do, look for me jumping up and down ;-)
 

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Newport Bridgefest
NIMFEST's Free Gazebo Concert Series starts today with Folk / C eltic / Bluegrass artists Ramblin' Rhode, Grace Morrison Trio and the Slackwater String Band . The King Park concerts continue each Sunday throughout July and August with different themes including Pop, Originals, Singer-Songwriter, Blues, Folk and Global Fusion. Follow the NIMFEST facebook page for artist updates. Ballard Park hosts Chelly, Bill & Dyl on 7/18 and The Ravers Live Local Music _ Arts Festival on 7/25.  The Live Local Music & Arts Festival takes place on 7/21 and the Newport BridgeFest runs from 7/30- 8/2 (between the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals) and includes a  Newport to Nashville Songwriter's Showcase on 7/31. My picks at  the The Narrows Center for the Arts Newport to Nashville this month include Big Al  Anderson on 7/7, Kinky Friedman on 7/11, Robert Cray Band on 7/18, Patty Griffin on 7/24, Billy Strings on 7/26 and Ruthie Foster on 7/27. The Greenwich Odeum also has a strong line-up with the  Lori McKenna Band  tonight (7/1), Sophie B. Hawkins on 7/18, The Magpie Salute on 7/20 and Todd Rundgren on 7/28!

The Beatles Yellow Submarine
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In summertime, it usually takes a  rainy day to get me into a dark theater, but there may be a few exceptions this month. The Beatles freshly restored and remastered Yellow Submarine will be shown at the Jane Pickens on 7/11 (>click the poster to view the trailer) and Gimmie Shelter is playing at the Greenwich Odeum on 7/27. Weather permitting, NewportFILM has a number of outdoor screenings planned including Three Identical Strangers on 7/5, Far From The Tree on 7/12, The Serengeti Rules on 7/19 and Two Trains Runnin' on 7/26. Back at the JPT, two altogether different options are the Great Gatsby Movie Experience on 7/15 and Hair (1979) on 7/29.

Doris Duke_s Closet
the wayback machine
There are local living history events for everyone from gravestone geeks to fashionistas this month! On 7/4, the Newport Historical Society hosts a First Freedom Open House Tour at the Old Colony House. On 7/7, the Redwood Library presents Waterfront Manhattan: From Henry Hudson to the High Line and on 7/12 visit the Whitehorne House Museum Open House.  On 7/11, Party Like It's 1968 at Rough Point's Garden Party and/or take a tour of Doris Duke's 1960's Closet on 7/17.  You can join a Free Guided Tour of Common Burying Ground on 7/14 and on 7/21 experience Newport's French Occupation at Wanton Lyman Hazard House.
 

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