#renae morriseau

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In 1946, the very first X-File of the FBI was opened by J Edgar Hoover about a series of murders in and around the North West. The murders had the characteristics of both a wild animal and of being done by a man. Due to the bizarre and unsolved nature of the crimes, Hoover had the files locked away in the first X File (“Shapes” X Files, TV)

[frontmezzjunkies]

"Women of the Fur Trade" Soars (even with all those controlling men looking down on them)

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #FrancesKončan's #WomenOfTheFurTrade @NativeEarth original direction: #RanaeMorriseau rivial direction: #KevinLoring w/ #KelseyKanatanWavey #CheriMaracle #LisaNasson #JonathanFisher #JesseGervais #NativeEarth #theaTO

Kelsey Kanatan Wavey, Cheri Maracle, Lisa Nasson in Native Earth Performing Arts’ Women of the Fur Trade. Photo by Kate Dalton. The Toronto Theatre Review: Native Earth Performing Arts‘ Women of the Fur Trade By Ross Portraits of distinguished men stare down at us, surprisingly, as we enter the space. I did not expect those domineering men’s faces peering at me, with three rocking chairs out…

[kwebtv]

North of 60 - CBC - December 3, 1992 - December 18, 1997

Drama (90 episodes) (5 made for TV movies)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Tina Keeper as Michelle Kenidi

John Oliver as Eric Olsen (season 1-2)

Barbara Tyson as Lindy Olsen (season 1-3)

Adrienne Carter as Lisa Olsen (season 1-2)

Robbie Bowen as Andy Olsen (season 1-2)

Tracey Cook as Sarah Birkett

Tom Jackson as Peter Kenidi

Gordon Tootoosis as Albert Golo

Dakota House as Trevor 'Teevee' Tenia

Lori Lea Okemow as Bertha Kizha

Willene Tootoosis as Lois Tenia

Lubomir Mykytiuk as Gerry Kisilenko

Wilma Pelly as Elsie Tsa Che

Timothy Webber as Harris Miller

Tina Louise Bomberry as Rosie Deela

Erroll Kinistino as Leon Deela

Renae Morriseau as Ellen Kenidi

[jminter]

Ruby Slippers Theatre's Advance Theatre Festival gets underway today.

Burnaby’s Shadbolt Centre for the Arts welcomes Ruby Slippers Theatre’s Advance Theatre Festival.  A showcase of new plays written and directed by female identifying and gender non-conforming artists who also identify as BIPOC (Indigenous, Black or Person of Colour). In addition to the first week’s five staged readings, this year’s Advance Theatre Festival as expanded to include a second week’s workshop presentation. 

The Advance Theatre Festival program includes: WEEK ONE Sandra - Monday, January 30, 8pm Playwright: Laura Di Cicco Inspired by a true story, Sandra is a contemporary, fantasy drama about a courageous woman, who seeks closure to the violence in her life, and to her relationship with her mother. Sitting on the Edge - Tuesday, January 31, 8pm Playwright: Celeste Insell After a long bout of “writer’s block”, Clarisse is writing again, but finds herself writing a play that is semi-autobiographical. Dealing with painful memories, her train of thought is constantly being interrupted by her alter-ego, Mavis, who prefers she write a comedy. Parifam - Wednesday, Feb. 1, 8pm Playwright: Aki Yaghoubi Director: Panthea Vatandoost Detached from family and friends, Parifam Mana draws and paints in her private studio—a place where memory and inspiration are in a continuous battle. Parifam’s world is turned upside down when her childhood friend Ramak re-enters her life. ReZonance - Thursday, February 2, 8pm Playwright: Yvonne Wallace Director: Renae Morriseau A mixed-race tragicomedy. Mixy is invited to a meeting to plan an Indigenous retreat based on land pedagogy. The only problem is her unwillingness to be treated anything less than equal. Surrender - Friday, February 3, 8pm Playwright: Jessie Liang A group of twenty-somethings navigate life, transitions, and friendship in the face of unimaginable loss. This witty and acerbic coming-of-age tale is an exploration of the different ways we deal with grief - together and apart. WEEK TWO Dil Ka - Thursday, Friday, February 16 & 17, 8pm A workshop production of an Advance Theatre offering from last season by Lee Nisar, directed by Patricia Trinh. All readings and workshops of Advance Theatre Festival take place at 8pm at the Studio Theatre in The Shadbolt Centre for The Arts at 6450 Deer Lake Avenue. Find tickets at tickets.shadboltcentre.com and details about each performance at rubyslippers.ca

Ruby Slippers Theatre’s Advance Theatre Festival February 30-17 at The Shadbolt Centre for Art Read the full article

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✨Trivia for “Anasazi”✨

-  The tagline for this episode is Éí 'Aaníígóó 'Áhoot'é, which means "The Truth is Out There" in Navajo.

-  Since the Vancouver canyon's rock was naturally gray, it was painted red to seem more like the Southwestern US.

-  To create the impression of a buried train carriage, a depression had to be blown into the ground and thirty-two dump trucks worth of debris removed.

- Peter Donat (Bill Mulder) had been in a really bad car accident just prior to shooting. It's a testament to the show's expert make-up department that you can't see any of the bruising on his face.

-  Renae Morriseau plays Josephine Doane, a Navajo translator. She previously played Gwen Goodensnake in the X-Files episode “Shapes”.

-  Chris Carter has a cameo as an FBI Agent.

-  Both Mulder and Scully are shot for the second time in the series. Scully gets a scratch on her head while in Mulder's apartment, and Mulder is shot in the shoulder by Scully to avoid his killing Krycek.

-  "Anasazi" is ranked #5 in the WatchMojo countdown "Top 10 X-Files Episodes"

- When early seasons of the show were re-released in 16:9 widescreen for home video and streaming services in 2016,  sections of gray, unpainted quarry were visible at the edges of the frame which would not have been viewable on 4:3 televisions at the time of original broadcast

 -  This episode's story was inspired by series creator Chris Carter being fascinated with the Anasazi tribe of Native Americans and was further influenced by a vacation he took to Sedona, Arizona.

-  Carter said of the installment's creation, "This episode was the culmination of a lot of ideas [....] David Duchovny and I worked quite closely on the story and he had a lot of input, and then I sat down and wrote the script."

 -  According to Carter, Duchovny was instrumental in coming up with the idea of seemingly killing off one of the series' two lead characters at the end of the episode.

- The fistfight between Mulder and Krycek in this episode was choreographed by David Duchovny and Nicholas Lea themselves, as the stunt coordinator had been stuck in traffic. Since Lea was required to repeatedly snap his neck like he was taking a punch, Director ordered a massage therapist to Lea's room the next morning.

- Even years after this episode aired, David Duchovny routinely left phone messages for Nicholas Lea that jokingly accused Lea of having murdered Duchovny's father, due to Krycek killing Mulder's father in this episode.

[melissaahunter]

The X-Files S1, E19: "Shapes"

The X-Files S1, E19: “Shapes”

I’ve been delving into the popular sci-fi series The X-Files for a while now, making many attempts and failures to engage with its first season. Since the summer, and I’ve been weaving in and out through the series’ various episodes, trying to piece the gigantic enterprise together. It may seem strange for me to go back and recap an over two decades old television show, in some ways that type of…

[littlefoible]

2597 - Renae Morriseau https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwx3wCeHTjd/?igshid=6ig2gspskdp2

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the remaining September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60. Event takes place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Dorchester Brewing Oktoberfest What: In addition to beer, Dorchester Brewing Company’s Oktoberfest celebration will feature life music from 2 to 5 p.m., food from Revelry Food Truck (1 to 8 p.m.) and beer pretzels and doughnuts from DJ’s European Market & Bakery. Where: 1250 Massachusetts Ave., Dorchester Details: Free entry. Event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

Craft and Culture What: A beer and cheese night at Tremont 647 in the South End. Admission includes appetizers, cheese boards for the table, and three courses, and there will be 10 different craft beers available during the dinner. Where: 647 Tremont St., South End Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6-9 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

[jminter]

Music in the Courtyard at Firehall Arts Centre returns.

Starting tomorrow, #MusicintheCourtyard returns to @FirehallArtsCte with live performances- #mitc2021 @vimhouse

The Firehall Arts Centre and the Vancouver Independent Music Centre (VIM) are presenting another season of the 2021 Music in the Courtyard series this summer. Filling the outdoor courtyard at Firehall Arts Centre with live music, starting this Friday, July 30 and running until Sunday, September 5. Music in the Courtyard kicks off July 30th with M’Girl featuring Renae Morriseau, Performances for…

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you'll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the remaining September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Email boston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60. Event takes place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Dorchester Brewing Oktoberfest What: In addition to beer, Dorchester Brewing Company’s Oktoberfest celebration will feature life music from 2 to 5 p.m., food from Revelry Food Truck (1 to 8 p.m.) and beer pretzels and doughnuts from DJ’s European Market & Bakery. Where: 1250 Massachusetts Ave., Dorchester Details: Free entry. Event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

Craft and Culture What: A beer and cheese night at Tremont 647 in the South End. Admission includes appetizers, cheese boards for the table, and three courses, and there will be 10 different craft beers available during the dinner. Where: 647 Tremont St., South End Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6-9 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

[tonyduncanbb73]

Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

[tonyduncanbb73]

Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Eat Fluff Until You Explode (and More September Food Events)

All the local food and drink events you’ll actually want to attend

Welcome to the Eater Boston event round-up of fun food happenings taking place soon around the Boston area. Updated regularly, this curated guide features a few select events coming up in the weeks ahead, from special dinners and festivals to fundraisers and parties.

Here’s the September roster; stay tuned for an early look at some October events.

Want to submit an event for potential inclusion in this round-up? Emailboston@eater.com.

SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 12 - Wednesday, September 13

Dinners With Seamus Mullen What: New York City-based chef and cookbook author Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado) is coming to town to team up with Tony Maws for two dinners, one at the Kirkland Tap & Trotter (September 12, a family-style meal) and one at Craigie on Main (September 13, a six-course dinner). Reservations are required for both events, and tickets include an autographed cookbook from Mullen, his recently released Real Food Heals. Where: The Kirkland Tap & Trotter, 425 Washington St., Somerville; Craigie on Main, 853 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge Details: For reservations for the Tap & Trotter dinner on the 12th, book online; there are two seatings (6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) $85. For reservations for the Craigie dinner on the 13th, call (617) 497-5511. $115. Beverage pairings available at each dinner.

Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17

Greek Fest What: Brookline’s Greek Fest involves three days of food, music, and more. There will be live music performances, DJs, dances, and plenty to eat, including gyros, baklava, and more. A formal menu will be posted on the event website prior to the start. Where: Cathedral Central, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline Details: Friday from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 16

Oktoberfest What: Everett’s Night Shift Brewing has six special German-inspired beers available for its third annual Oktoberfest celebration. There will be steins available for purchase and filling on-site, plus live music, sausage, pretzels, and a group toast. Where: 87 Santilli Hwy., Everett Details: Free entry, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., plus the cost of beer and food. The line tends to get long, so check the status on social media.

More Oktoberfest What: Up in Malden, Idle Hands will have its own Oktoberfest celebration on the same day, in conjunction with a 5k run. Where: 89 Commercial St., Malden Details: Oktoberfest event runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, and registration for the run is available online.

September 17

Littleburg Veggie Burgers at the Flea Market What: Littleburg pops up at the Black Market Flea Market with scratch-made veggie burgers. This is the second area pop-up for Littleburg, which previously appeared at the Local Fare in August. Graham Boswell, who serves as the baker at Somerville’s vegan taco shop Taco Party, runs Littleburg and will also serve small vegetable sides and desserts at the Black Market pop-up. Where: 55 Bishop Allen Dr., Central Square, Cambridge Details: Event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with $1 entry.

Koji at Commonwealth What: This workshop will teach guests the fundamentals of koji, including how to understand the ingredient, how to make it, and ways to use it in various recipes. Where: 11 Broad Canal Way, Kendall Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets available online for $100. Event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

September 18

Sweet Life What: Benedetto’s pastry chef Renae Connolly will present a five-course dessert tasting menu with beverage pairings. Guests must be 21 or over, and dessert items include gelato and sorbet, chocolate ricotta toast, and compressed watermelon. Where: 1 Bennet St., Harvard Square, Cambridge Details: Tickets are available online for $75 and the event runs from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

September 20

Cheese and Sake What: The Cheese Shop of Salem presents a selection of cheeses alongside sake in a pairing class under the direction of Gabrielle Morriseau, who serves as the sake sommelier and beverage director of Jamaica Plain’s JP Seafood Cafe. There will be six two-ounce pours of sake plus five cheeses and a sushi roll from Koto Grill & Sushi. Where: 45 Lafayette St., Salem Details: Tickets available online for $60, and the event will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22

Harry Potter Dinner at the Fairmont What: This family-friendly event draws inspiration from the world of Harry Potter. There will be a four-course dinner that includes cocktails and butterbeer (for adults), along with pumpkin juice. Entertainment ranging from house-sorting to cape-making will also take place, and guests are invited to dress the part. Where: Fairmont Copley Plaza, 138 St. James Ave., Back Bay, Boston Details: Tickets available online, event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

September 22-23

Copenhagen Beer Festival What: More than 45 different breweries from around the world will bring the best of their beers to South End for a weekend festival with plenty of samples and live music for entertainment. Several Massachusetts breweries will attend, and beers will rotate with each session. There will also be assorted food vendors on-site, with the specifics set to be announced soon. Where: This was originally scheduled for City Hall Plaza but relocated to the SoWa Power Station at 540 Harrison Ave., South End, Boston Details: Tickets available online for all sessions.

September 23

What the Fluff? What: The annual Fluff Festival commemorates 100 years since the invention of Fluff. FluffCentennial in Somerville’s Union Square will feature Fluff-themed games along with live music, snacks, and more. Say hello to Eater Boston editor Rachel Leah Blumenthal as she consumes terrifying amounts of Fluff as one of the cooking contest judges. Where: Union Square, Somerville Details: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

September 25

Filipino Food Pop-Up at Saus What: The Milagros Project partners with BOSFilipinos to bring a menu of Filipino food to Boston in an event hosted at Saus. Dishes include scallops marinated in coconut vinegar, pork rib adobo, and wonton dumpling soup, plus a sweet egg custard with lavender-scented purple yam sauce for dessert. Where: 33 Union St., Downtown Boston Details: Tickets are available for $65 online, and the event runs from 6 to 10 p.m.

September 26

East Somerville Food Crawl What: A food crawl around East Somerville brings participants to Aeronaut’s Beer Garden, Maya Sol, and Rincon Mexicano, among plenty of other restaurants along the route. There will be various check-in points and a guide book for the day, with vegetarian options, and dessert at a handful of restaurants. Where: 14-192 Broadway, Somerville Details: Tickets available online. Event runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.