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The Town Comm<br />

April <strong>12</strong> - 18, 20<strong>17</strong> www.TheTownCommon.com Page <br />

email info@newburyhistory.org. This<br />

program is sponsored in part by the<br />

Institution for Savings and is open to<br />

the community free of charge.<br />

POETRY AND ART<br />

Reading of original poems inspired<br />

by artwork on display at the Blue<br />

Wave Art Gallery, April 13 – 7 PM.<br />

Free and open to the public. 52 Main<br />

St., Amesbury.<br />

WHAT IF WE BUILT AMESBURY<br />

AROUND PLACES?<br />

The Amesbury Carriage Museum<br />

is presenting a free lecture Thursday,<br />

April 13 at 7:00 pm in Amesbury<br />

City Hall featuring Philip Winn,<br />

from the internationally known<br />

Project for Public Spaces. Winn<br />

will be speaking on “What If We<br />

Built Amesbury Around Places?<br />

- Discovering and Activating Our<br />

Shared Spaces.” This is the second<br />

annual Bailey Family lecture and a<br />

fitting follow-up to last year’s program<br />

“Walkable Amesbury” offered by Jeff<br />

Speck. Working in partnership with<br />

Amesbury’s Chamber of Commerce,<br />

the Amesbury Quality of Life<br />

Committee and others this event<br />

is free and open to the public. The<br />

program will introduce the concept of<br />

“Placemaking” as a valuable tool for<br />

city development and how “places”<br />

are an essential aspect of community<br />

life. These spaces can be intentionally<br />

created and when developed well,<br />

can effectively encourage economic<br />

growth and new uses by community<br />

members of all types. This program<br />

provides an opportunity to influence<br />

the future use of the Heritage Center<br />

at 29 Water Street. And it will be<br />

of particular value as we identify<br />

placemaking opportunities and new<br />

approaches to the greater Amesbury<br />

area. Mr. Winn’s talk promises to be<br />

engaging, educational, and inspiring<br />

as the Amesbury Carriage Museum<br />

joins hands with other community<br />

organizations in shaping Amesbury’s<br />

future. All are welcome at Amesbury’s<br />

City Hall Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. on<br />

Thursday April 13 for an interesting<br />

and informative conversation!<br />

For more information visit www.<br />

amesburycarriagemuseum.com,<br />

or contact John Mayer, Executive<br />

Director, Amesbury Carriage Museum<br />

– (978) 834-5058 or at jmayer@<br />

amesburycarriagemuseum.com.<br />

BIRD BANDING WORKSHOP:<br />

CLASSROOM<br />

Joppa Flats is offering a limited<br />

number of openings in its Bird Banding<br />

Workshop for participants who want<br />

to learn the basics of bird banding.<br />

During the two-hour classroom<br />

session on Thursday evening, explore<br />

the principles and objectives of bird<br />

banding, strategies for identifying<br />

birds in the hand, and the many aids<br />

for aging and sexing these incredible<br />

animals. Hands-on banding will be<br />

addressed in the free “Bird Banding<br />

Workshop: Field” program. Thu, Apr<br />

13, 20<strong>17</strong> 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Meet<br />

at Joppa Flats Education Center, One<br />

Plum Island Turnpike, Newburyport.<br />

Fee: $65. Preregistration required.<br />

Mass Audubon members receive<br />

discounts on programs. For more<br />

information, call 978-462-9998<br />

for information about additional<br />

programs and events, or visit the<br />

website at www.massaudubon.org/<br />

joppaflatsprograms .<br />

FRIDAY, APRIL 14th<br />

BAKE SALE<br />

It’s time to think about your<br />

Spring Holiday Desserts, or just<br />

satisfy your sweet tooth! Please come<br />

to the Opportunity Works Bake<br />

Sale on Friday, April 14, from 2 to<br />

5. Opportunity Works is located at<br />

671 Kenoza Street, Haverhill, and<br />

provides programs and services for<br />

the developmentally disabled. We<br />

have some fabulous treats for Easter<br />

and Passover! For information, please<br />

call or email Melissa Merrow at 978-<br />

374-5281 extension 113, or Melissa.<br />

Merrow@opportunityworks.org.<br />

SATURDAY, APRIL 15th<br />

BIRD BANDING WORKSHOP:<br />

FIELD<br />

Joppa Flats is offering a limited<br />

number of openings in its Bird<br />

Banding Workshop for participants<br />

who want to learn the basics of bird<br />

banding. During the field session on<br />

Saturday morning, we will visit the<br />

bird banding station; participate in<br />

the identification, aging, and sexing<br />

process; band birds; and help with<br />

data collection. The academic basis<br />

of bird banding will be addressed<br />

in the “Bird Banding Workshop:<br />

Classroom” program. Sat, Apr 15,<br />

20<strong>17</strong> 7:30 am - <strong>12</strong>:00 pm. Meet at<br />

Joppa Flats Education Center, One<br />

Plum Island Turnpike, Newburyport.<br />

Free. Preregistration required.<br />

Mass Audubon members receive<br />

discounts on programs. For more<br />

information, call 978-462-9998<br />

for information about additional<br />

programs and events, or visit the<br />

website at www.massaudubon.org/<br />

joppaflatsprograms .<br />

SATURDAY MORNING<br />

BIRDING<br />

Our experienced leaders will<br />

take you to birding hot spots in the<br />

Newburyport/Plum Island area in<br />

search of avian activity. Beginners<br />

and birders of all skill levels are<br />

welcome. Sat, Apr 15, 20<strong>17</strong> 9:00<br />

am - 11:30 am. Meet at Joppa<br />

Flats Education Center, One Plum<br />

Island Turnpike, Newburyport. Fee:<br />

$<strong>12</strong>. No preregistration required.<br />

Mass Audubon members receive<br />

discounts on programs. For more<br />

information, call 978-462-9998<br />

for information about additional<br />

programs and events, or visit the<br />

website at www.massaudubon.org/<br />

joppaflatsprograms .<br />

BOOK SIGNING<br />

April 15th, 11AM-1PM<br />

- Meet the co-author of The<br />

Magnolia Story, Mark Dagastino.<br />

Mark Dagastino of Stratham, NH<br />

is a New York Times bestselling co-<br />

Author and former Senior Writer<br />

at People Magazine. He grew up<br />

in Exeter, graduated from UNH<br />

and after working at the Boston<br />

Globe joined People, where he had<br />

the opportunity to interview many<br />

celebrities. Since co-authoring many<br />

books with subjects as diverse as Hulk<br />

Hogan, Rudy of Notre Dame fame,<br />

Gavin McLeod of the Love Boat, and<br />

Retired Army General Rick Lynch he<br />

quickly emerged as one of the most<br />

diverse and compelling writers in<br />

nonfiction today. His collaboration<br />

with Chip and Joanna Gaines of<br />

HGTV’S Fixer Upper fame is no<br />

exception. Meet Mark at Olde Towne<br />

Hall Antiques, 151 Portsmouth Ave,<br />

Stratham NH. Have mark sign your<br />

book!<br />

SALAMANDER MEANDER<br />

For families with children 6 years<br />

and older. Spring is the season when<br />

frogs, toads, and salamanders return<br />

to the wetlands to lay their eggs. We’ll<br />

search the sanctuary’s wetlands and<br />

woodlands for amphibian, and visit a<br />

vernal pool to look for masses of wood<br />

frog and spotted salamander eggs.<br />

Saturday, April 15, 1:30-3:00 p.m.<br />

Fee: $9/adults, $7/children (discount<br />

for Mass Audubon members).<br />

Advance registration is required;<br />

call 978-887-9264 or register online<br />

atmassaudubon.org/ipswichriver.<br />

MONDAY, APRIL <strong>17</strong>th<br />

FISH PRINTING FOR KIDS<br />

Monday, April <strong>17</strong>| 1-3:30 PM -<br />

Looking for something to do during<br />

school vacation? Come with us as we<br />

search for shapes in the wrackline to<br />

print and press. We’ll start with a walk<br />

on the beach to find fish, shells and<br />

seaweed. Then we’ll head to the Barn<br />

to learn how to transfer our treasures<br />

to t-shirts and art paper. Bring your<br />

creative imagination – and a smock!<br />

Children must be accompanied<br />

by an adult. $ Members: Adult<br />

$FREE; Child $24. Nonmembers:<br />

Adult $FREE; Child $30. Contact<br />

info: Dorothy Antczak dantczak@<br />

thetrustees.org 978-810-5892<br />

TUESDAY, APRIL 18th<br />

TOAD TREK: IN SEARCH OF<br />

BUFO AMERICANUS<br />

Tuesday, April 18| 7-9PM - Ever<br />

wonder what that screeching sound<br />

is on damp spring evenings? The<br />

cacophonous chorus of toads and<br />

Spring Peepers means winter is finally<br />

coming to an end. In the early evening<br />

darkness we’ll quietly make our way<br />

through the dunes to the bogs and<br />

puddles that serve as breeding pools<br />

for the American Toad, and hope to<br />

catch a glimpse of them (and other<br />

species too!) as they call to find a mate.<br />

These are the toads you most often see<br />

around your yard – but there’s a lot to<br />

learn about them! Come with us as we<br />

get up close and personal with these<br />

awesome amphibians! $ Members:<br />

Adult $9; Child $6. Nonmembers:<br />

Adult $15; Child $10. Contact<br />

info: Dorothy Antczak dantczak@<br />

Continued on page 7<br />

BOOK SIGNING<br />

APRIL 15th, 11AM-1PM<br />

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AT OLDE TOWNE HALL<br />

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