Today is Friday, Feb. 11. Here are five things you need to know:
I’m running out of cold weather advice. I’ve advised warm jackets, keeping skin covered, wearing thick socks and warm boots, drinking hot beverages and staying inside. Well, choose from any of those today. It’s going to be cold again, according to Weather Underground, with temperatures peaking at just 27 degrees in town. And the wind isn’t going to help. At this rate, I’m half temped to hibernate until Spring. If the site suddenly doesn’t get updated tomorrow, you’ll know why.
It’s a night for the theater. The Quannapowitt Players will continue their run of “Lend me a Tenor” tonight as the Reading Memorial High School drama club kicks off its production of “The Grapes of Wrath.” While both shows come highly recommended, the high school’s performance will only run for two nights. So, you may want to give that preference.
And live music, too. This will require you to get out of town, but both The Fat Cactus in Lynnfield and Sushi Island in Wakefield will have live music tonight.
And if you have trouble eating bread, The Natural Food Exchange will host its regular celiac disease support group tonight. Drop by to discuss anything relevant to a gluten-free lifestyle.
Out of this world. On this day in 1970, Japan became the fourth state to get its space program into orbit. By launching its first satellite, the Pacific island nation joined the Soviet Union, the United States and France as the world’s only space powers. In other news, France was the third country to reach space. Who knew?
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elizabeth sheeran
9:02 am on Friday, February 11, 2011
Lend Me A Tenor only has two performances left too. Just tonight and tomorrow.