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Pianist Malcolm Halliday and clarinetist Chester Brezniak team up to play a wide-ranging and fun program of music from the 1700s to our times. Old friends Chester and Malcolm will play some things they have never performed at Southgate, including several works from Latin America as well as Portugal.

Residents! Please note! The following previously scheduled show dates and times have been postponed. Please see your Dec. calendars for new performance dates.

Nov. 3, Friday, 7:30 pm

Nov. 4, Saturday, 2:00 pm

Nov. 5, Sunday, 2:00 pm 

Southgate’s Anniversary Show “The Addams Family Moves to Southgate”

Sorry for the inconvenience. Further information forthcoming.

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.

Q&A With Congressman James McGovern

This is the title for our Women’s Circle Breakfast. Congressman McGovern ran for Congress in 1996 and has won reelection in each subsequent term. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi named him Chairman of the House Rules Committee during the 116th and 117th Congresses. He is a senior member of the House Committee on Agriculture’s Subcommittee on Nutrition and Oversight and secured the first-ever White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. He also serves as the Co-Chairman of the Congressional Executive Commission on China and is the Democratic Co-Chair of the bipartisan Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission.

We’re going to celebrate Veteran’s Day with a Southgate favorite! Dan Clark, aka “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 Military functions.

Rick continues our series The Most Famous Court Trials in History. Part II: The Truth about Sacco & Vanzetti & Lizzie Borden. Two of the most storiec crimes in Massachusetts history! We’ll reveal little-known facts about these two celebrated (but often misunderstood) cases.

Join Deidre Horan from Dri Ocean Products for a fascinating talk about this innovative company and it’s mission. An estimated 175 trillion pieces of marine debris are currently in our oceans, and experts predict the amount of plastic flowing into the sea will triple in the next 20 years. This pollution is devastating marine life and humans alike. At Dri, they are using recycled ocean-bound plastic to create durable umbrellas. In addition, each Dri umbrella provides community members in the countries most impacted by plastic pollution with fair wage jobs to gather plastic from beaches, coastlines, and other waterways. This supply chain creates dozens of jobs, providing financial opportunities for many people living in poverty. All are welcome to the presentation.

This afternoon’s concert features Dan Gabel’s

Stoptime Revue! Previous registration required.

Come and see for yourself more than 300 pieces of sheet music from Jack’s personal collection. Over a hundred years of American songs will be on display including: engraved Civil War covers, variety and vaudeville stars, dance band leaders and singers, and movie stars will all be represented. From John Philip Sousa, to Shirley Temple, to Judy Garland to Glenn Miller to Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby to Elvis Presley and on and on…!!! There is something in the display for everyone who loves music. As a bonus – Jack will randomly play and sing some of the “best” of the display with you singing as you stroll through the room – fun!

The topic will be “What’s happening in the real estate market.” Andrea Castinetti and her colleagues will go over some data and graphs to show what has happened historically and recently in the ever-changing real estate market.

P.E. James has been entertaining audiences by singing and playing acoustic guitar for over four decades. He is an interpreter of well-known songs, having a large repertoire that stretches from the sing-along classics of the 20s, 30s, and 40s, to standards and show tunes, early 50s rock and roll, 60s folk songs, and acoustic rock songs of the 70s.

This afternoon’s concert features jazz with the Eric Mentel Quartet! Previous registration required.