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The first in our 4-part series package! Experience a BSO concert in the making. BSO Open Rehearsals offer audience members a unique perspective on the creative dynamic between orchestra and conductor. Gain a better understanding of how the orchestra strives to refine its performance by occasionally repeating passages or focusing on a particular movement. This morning Andris Nelsons conducts Mozart, Shaw, and Strauss. Previous registration required.

The scouts are here again this year for their annual tribute to our Southgate veterans. They will be placing flags around the gazebo area and vets are welcome and encouraged to come down to chat and share some stories about your service as well as have a treat or two!

Please note: This previously scheduled and advertised outing has been postponed per the Hanover Theater. Additional information will be posted when available.

We’re going to celebrate Veteran’s Day with a Southgate favorite! Dan Clark, also known as “The Singing Trooper” has performed in uniform while representing the Commonwealth during his 20 year career. During his tenure with the State Police he performed at more than 2,500 events for Federal, State, and Military functions. Additional appearances have included The Boston Pops, the Boston Red Sox, and on Fox News. He has performed for President George and First Lady Barbara Bush, and at the Boston Marathon. Join us for a truly inspiring and exuberant performance!

Our speaker for the Women’s Circle Breakfast is Robert Stacy, the Site Manager for the Salisbury Mansion, which is part of the Worcester Historical Museum. He will give a presentation about the Salisbury Family and the part they played in the evolution of Worcester from a rural county seat into one of the most heavily industrialized cities in America. From the first Stephen Salisbury, who arrived in 1767, to the death of the third Stephen Salisbury in 1905, the Salisburys played a major part. Mr. Stacy will talk about the achievements of this family, the homes they lived in, and also tell us something about some of their peers and colleagues who played such an important part in Worcester’s history. In addition to giving tours of the Mansion he has, for four years, been leading the Revolutionary Worcester Walking Tours as well as gallery and research projects for the Museum. He has published chapters in history textbooks and articles for academic reference books. He holds a Masters Degree in history from the University of NH and a Masters Degree in Administration and Management from Harvard University.