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Sept 10, Meet & Greet @ The
Alley
Sept 12, Mardi Gras Dance Party
Sept 19, Out in the Park Six Flags
Sept 21, Dinner @ Amrhein's
Sept 25 Out @ Plimoth Plantation
Oct 10, Adams National Historical Park
Oct 19, Dinner @ Club
Cafe
Oct 24, Mike Turners Opera Lunch
Dinners must be reserved a week
ahead of the scheduled event because of the need to inform the restaurant how many guests to expect and what menu choices
to prepare. Please fill out the appropriate tear sheet in the Member Area section. Walk-ins cannot be accepted.
PI ALLEY MIXER Fred Mazyck & Fran Mahoney What:
Cocktail Mixer Party for new members, potential members, current members and board members to socialize. When: 2nd Friday of the month, every other Month. September 10 2010 at. 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Where: Upstairs at The Alley, 275 Washington
Street, adjacent to Dunkin Donuts under the Pi Alley marquee. The Alley is T accessible on Orange, Blue, Green and Red
lines. A special parking rate of $8 is available at the Pi Alley Garage after 5 PM and is good for up to 10 hours. All
tickets must be validated at the Alley Bar.
MARDI GRAS DANCE PARTY With DJ Harry What: Dance Party with optional festive costumes
and lots of finger food When: Sunday. September
12, 2010 1PM to 6PM Where: Ryles Jazz
Club 212 Hampshire Street Inman Sq Cambridge,
MA Cost: $20.00 What Will Happen: dancing in our Private room, All you can eat finger food buffet, hors devourers, cash bar, dj harry, Come in your favorite costume (Optional) RSVP: Tear sheet Deadline is September
5th Transportation: Red line Central Square
Bus route 83. Lot's of free parking Boston
Primetimers welcomes All groups
to the dance
Out at the Park at Six Flags Out
In The Park at Six Flags New England is the Ultimate GLBT Party. Held each year in September, Out In The Park is a family
friendly event for the GLBT community as well as family, friends, and supporters. Out In The Park is a day of Thrills, Music,
Entertainment, and Friends! Deluxe Out In The Park Package - Only $40
Includes Event & Theme Park Admission, FREE Standard Parking, All-You-Can-Eat
Lunch Buffet and Souvenir Kodak Photo Admission Ticket Only:
$27 each if purchased by 8/31/10
After 8/31/10 tickets will be $30 each Need a ride? Hop on board the Six Flags Pride Bus for only $20, presented by
Peter Pan Bus Lines. Round-trip bus is available from Boston and Providence. Add your Pride Bus ticket when purchasing for
event tickets. http://www.sixflags.com/newEngland/index.aspx?promo_code=OITP2010 Admission Ticket Only:
$27 each if purchased by 8/31/10
After 8/31/10 tickets
will be $30 each Need a ride? Hop on board the Six Flags Pride Bus for only $20, presented by Peter Pan Bus Lines. Round-trip
bus is available from Boston and Providence. Add your Pride Bus ticket when purchasing for event tickets. http://www.sixflags.com/newEngland/index.aspx?promo_code=OITP2010
Out at Plimoth Plantation September 25 from 9AM to 5PM The Boston Prime Timers
has discount coupons at the reduced rate of $17 per person (regular rate is $28) Coupons will be distributed at the September
meeting and are also available at the BPT Office An optional barbeque will be served for an additional cost of $18 Plimoth Plantation is located off Route 3 South (exit 4) 137 Warren Avenue Plymouth, MA 02360 History is everybody's story, including the GLBT community and everyone has a place in it. This
3rd annual event sheds some light on the not so widely known GLBT Native and Colonial history of the 17th century New England,
while providing same-sex parent families an accepting museum experience! "Out at Plimoth Plantation" is an
opportunity for the GLBT community and their families to come hear their story. Not your average history lesson! At Plimoth
Plantation, diversity is celebrated as a matter of institutional philosophy.
SEPTEMBER DINNER Amrhein's Restaurant 80
West Broadway, South Boston September 21, 2010 6PM Cocktails: 7PM Dinner Cost: $34.00 includes salad, entree, dessert, coffee & tea,
and gratuity. Choices: (1) Baked Haddock with side (2) Steak Tips with
side (3) Chicken Parmesan over pasta Nearest T stop: Broadway on the Red Line Free
parking in parking lot next to Amrhein's I apologize for the increase
in the cost of the monthly dinners. It seems most of the restaurants have gone up on their prices in the past year. I am finding
it more and more difficult to get the restaurants to agree to keep their prices under $30.00. I would appreciate any comments
or suggestions that you have that might be helpful. You can email me at Lpedi@juno.com
Out In The Park at Six Flags New England is the Ultimate GLBT Party. Held each year in September, Out
In The Park is a family friendly event for the GLBT community as well as family, friends, and supporters. Out In The Park
is a day of Thrills, Music, Entertainment, and Friends!
Deluxe Out In The Park Package - Only $40
Includes Event & Theme Park Admission, FREE Standard Parking, All-You-Can-Eat Lunch Buffet and Souvenir Kodak
Photo
ADAMS
NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK What: A two-hour narrated open
trolley tour of two Presidents' homes, and other nearby historical sites, followed by a social event in Coleman
Kelly's home. When: Sunday Noon, Oct. 10, 2010. Where: Visitor Center, 1250 Hancock St., Quincy, In the Presidents Place Galleria. Contains: site orientation, exhibits, bookstore, and
public rest rooms. Cost: $5. (Or free
if you have a National Parks Pass) Pay before boarding Trolley. For handicapped
or disabled access, call ahead on the day of your visit: 617-770-1175. RSVP:
to Coley Kelly by email: columcsk@msn.com or phone: 617-689-3060 by Oct. 3, 2010. Coley will make
a group reservation for us. Transportation: MBTA Red
Line to the Quincy Center, walk across the street to Visitor Center. Or
drive and get validated parking in the Presidents Place Parking Garage accessed via Saville Avenue, What
Will Happen: An open trolley will take you to all of the sites with a professional narrator describing what
you will see, and accompanying you inside the structures to further describe the properties, and their historical significance.
About 2:15 PM following the tour, we will walk 5
minutes to Coley's home (see roster for address), where he will serve soft drinks and appetizers and discuss
what you've seen in the past two hours. In addition to this tour,
the Church of the Presidents is a two minute walk from the visitor center - this is where the two Adams Presidents and their
wives are entombed. If a majority of the group wants to see the church, Coley will take you there. Enjoy a day filled with the early history of your country and your Prime Timer friends
October Dinner Club Cafe 209 Columbus Ave. Boston. Tuesday October 19, 2010. 6PM
Cocktails, 6:45PM Dinner. Cost: $25.00 includes
salad or soup, entrée, dessert, coffee or tea, and gratuity. Choices:
(1) Maple Brined Pork Chop with side (2)
Vodka Penne with side (3) Statler Chicken with side (4) Olive Oil Poached Salmon with side Nearest
T stop: Back Bay Station on the Orange Line & Arlington Street Station on the Green Line.
PRIME TIMERS OPERA FRIENDS Verdi's "LA TRAVIATA" When:
Sunday October 24, 2010 at 12:30 p.m. Where: Mike
Turner's home (see roster) Cost: $5.00
for host at the door. Frank LaPiana and Mike will provide lunch and beverages RSVP:
To Frank LaPiana by October 17th 781-324-2750. Room
for 10 guests Transportation: On-street parking, or Green
Line D trolley to Newton Center or the BC trolley to Lake St. Both stops are about 1 mile from Mike's house. Hardy
souls should get walking directions from Mike, or tell him if you need a ride from T stop What Will Happen: Opera's super-stars Renee
Fleming and Rolando Villazon provide vocal and visual splendor in this lavish period production of Verdi's best-loved
opera. Filmed in a live performance at Los Angeles Opera, it is conducted by James Conlon and features baritone Renato Bruson.
The work was staged by Marta Domingo, and is recorded High Definition Blue Ray It
is a familiar story based on a novel and play by Alexandre Dumas, which tells the love-story of a beautiful courtesan and
her young lover. Verdi's opera contains some of his most popular music. This
is one of only two operas which Verdi wrote with a contemporary setting. It is an extraordinary work because of its naturalness
and the credibility of its dialogue
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