Four things to do over the next few days
Thursday, Oct. 2: John Ford Coley and Terry Sylvester, lead singer of the Hollies, in concert at Kowloon. Yes, the giant Chinese restaurant in Saugus. $25. 781-233-0077 for tickets and the time the concert starts.
Saturday, Oct. 3: Harvest Fest, which will "bring together some of the finest artistic, culinary and musical talents from in and around the city of Somerville. Samples and demonstrations from local microbreweries will be presented throughout the day." Plus music/multimedia by, among others, Zebbler (better known as one of the Lite-Brite guys). 1-8 p.m., wristbands are $12. More info.
Sunday, Oct. 4: This must be snack-food month in Union Square in Somerville. The weekend after the annual What the Fluff festival comes Going Nutty, in which several local bakeries and restaurants show off their skills in making foods with, well, nuts. $5 donation goes to a high-school music scholarship fund. 2-4 p.m. More info.
Sunday, Oct. 4: Rozzie rats and political junkies will line Belgrade Avenue in Roslindale for the Roslindale Day parade, which kicks off at 1 p.m. at Adams Park in the Square, wends its way through Roslindale, takes a detour through West Roxbury by Holy Name and then ends up at Fallon Field. More info.
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It's all about Rozzie
Hate to disagree with you Adam, but the Roslindale Day Parade never leaves God's chosen neighborhood. Despite the claims of the land grabbers to the South and West, West Roxbury Parkway is the border.
I would even recommend putting up a wall to keep them from seeing it, but not only would that be unneighborly, we wouldn't be able to show off how we have a parade and they don't.
Not that it matters
but I'm pretty sure the parade goes around the Holy Name rotary, then down Centre to South - the rotary & Church are in W. Roxbury. (And people from W. Roxbury sneak right down Centre St. to watch the parade.)
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