Cameo Theater
EntertainmentCozy big-screen vibes: Cameo Theater is that long-standing, family-run spot in South Weymouth where first-run films meet real-deal concessions and a charming room that actually feels like going to the movies.
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Cozy big-screen vibes: Cameo Theater is that long-standing, family-run spot in South Weymouth where first-run films meet real-deal concessions and a charming room that actually feels like going to the movies.
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Get crafty, Weymouth: Jackson Square Artisans runs hands-on art and craft workshops in South Weymouth, with small classes, friendly local instructors, and a welcoming vibe where complete beginners are right at home.
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Hocus Pocus (1993) was partly filmed in Salem, Massachusetts, Marblehead and Plymouth, Massachusetts; plus Whittier, Altadena, Burbank and Downtown Los Angeles, California.
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Crescendo Productions is partnering with Old North Illuminated to stage The Legend of Sleepy Hollow: A Musical Reading inside the 303-year-old sanctuary at 193 Salem St.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
A pair of $1 million scratch ticket prizes were claimed by Massachusetts State Lottery players on Friday.
Full story at masslive.com ↗
Hawksmoor, the London steakhouse group founded by Will Beckett and Huw Gott, will open its first Boston restaurant on September 8 at 15 Necco Street in Fort Point.
Full story at reverejournal.com ↗
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