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94 Charles Street
Boston, MA 02114 617.314.8900 |
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Street Inn. All Rights Reserved. |
March 18 marks the 20th Anniversary
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Ulrich Bolser will sign copies of his book The Gardner Heist at Blackstones and Caswell Gallery with a live performance of an excerpt of the original play Mrs. Jack and reception at: The Charles Street Inn Unique Adventure and prizes! Blackstone’s of Beacon Hill (46 Charles Street), together with two other Charles Street businesses, Caswell Galleries (31 Charles Street) and The Charles Street Inn (94 Charles Street), will play host to an evening of sleuthing, discovery, fun and entertaining, refreshments, and prizes on March 18, 2010. Author Ulrich Boser of The Gardner Heist will be on hand from 4-7pm at Blackstone’s for a book signing. Learn the new developments in this 20 year old, unsolved case from Boser and other experts in the field. Meet an expert in art crime at Caswell Galleries from 4-7pm. Enjoy two one-woman performances of Isabella Stewart Gardner reenacted by Laura R. Duggan at 5 and again 7 pm at The Charles Street Inn. The performance will be followed by informative Q&A conducted by Boser and other investigative reporters that will reveal important updates in this ongoing case of the largest art heist in history. Help find the stolen art To add to the fun, participants will be able to enter a fabulous raffle by collecting three pieces of a picture puzzle of Rembrandt’s ‘The Sea of Galilee’. Each of the three Charles Street locations will have one-third of the puzzle. Participants who present their completed picture at the Charles Street Inn could be eligible including a one night stay at the Charles Street Inn, $150 gift certificate from Caswell Galleries, and Blackstone’s of Beacon Hill exclusive Make Way for Duckling Rug. Schedule of Events: March 18, 2010 Blackstone’s of Beacon Hill Caswell Galleries Charles Street Inn 7-8pm Champagne Reception Contact at Blackstone’s: jennifer@blackstonesbeaconhill.com |
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This is a one woman multimedia show about the lady who built Boston's famous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The year is 1903, and Mrs. Isabella Stewart Gardner is holding a party on the first evening of the New Year to celebrate the opening of her house, Fenway Court. To tell the story of the remarkable woman who built Boston's most endearing art-filled Italian palazzo, the play moves back and forth in time. Emerging from the loss of her little son, Jackie, Mrs. Gardner establishes herself as a social maverick and then becomes muse to many artists of her day. |