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5 virtual events to zoom in to this week

If you’re staying home this weekend, stay entertained with cooking, cocktails and theater performances.

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While it is supposed to be a beautiful week outdoors, you can still have some fun from the couch. Whether you want to try out some new spring recipes or catch a new local performance, these virtual events are perfect ways to stay entertained while at home.

Lunch with a Librarian: Virtual Book Buzz

March 11, noon-12:30 p.m.
Take a lunch break and join the librarians for a fun book chat. Grab a drink and log-on to Zoom to discuss your favorite books, your most recent read and what books you should pick up next. All participants must register beforehand. // free

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Come My Beloved

March 12, 8 p.m.
Join the Mason School of Theater for a special performance of Come My Beloved. This play follows one Friday night for three black and Jewish couples, spanning from from the 1930s to the present day. All viewers must register. // free

Come Cook With Me | Shrimp Rigatoni w/ Cherry Tomatoes and Spinach

March 13, 2-3:30 p.m.
Get ready for spring with a new, fresh recipe. Stay in the comfort of your own kitchen as you learn how to make shrimp rigatoni with spinach and cherry tomatoes. All participants will receive a list of ingredients, list of kitchen tools and Zoom link. // $50

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The Hamilton Murders

March 13 & 14, 7-9 p.m.
If you loved Hamilton, you should check out The Hamilton Murders. This show explores the different conspiracies behind the death of Alexander Hamilton to see if history got it right or if someone actually paid Aaron Burr to shoot the founding father. In-theater performances are also available. // $

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Beyond Green Beer

March 14, 5-6 p.m.
Get ready for St. Patrick’s Day drinks with a new cocktail recipe. Join professional mixologist Paul Masterson as you learn how to make your own Pot-O-Gold, Irish Vandal and Southpaw cocktails at home. Participants must register to receive the Zoom link and shopping list. // $35

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