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Rachel Feinstein comedy, 'The Producers,' Jewish Festival: Things to do this weekend
They say laughter is the best medicine and this weekend promises to deliver the comedy. Enjoy a night of standup with Rachel Feinstein at the Dance Hall, or support the Blue Ocean Society with a comedy night featuring Tony V at the Brook, or see "The Producers" at the Rochester Opera House. This weekend also offers family fun with a teddy bear clinic at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire and the fourth annual Hilltop Classic Car show in Somersworth. Read on for details on things to do: Comedy Night featuring Tony V What: Enjoy the hilarious comedy of Tony V, with special guest Andrew Della Volpe, all while supporting a great cause — protecting marine life and habitats through the work of Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation. When: Friday, Aug. 8, 7:30 p.m. Where: The Brook Showroom, 319 New Zealand Road, Seabrook Cost: $40-$55 More info: 'The Producers' at Rochester Opera House What: Based off the legendary Mel Brooks' 1967 film, "The Producers" was first brought to the Broadway stage in April 2001 starring Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, later remaking the 2005 film starring the same timeless duo. Now, in 2025, the comedy will be at the Opera House starring Rochester veteran performers Marcus Provost and Bill Hartery. When: Friday, Aug. 8, 7:30 p.m. (runs through Aug. 31) Where: The Rochester Opera House, 31 Wakefield St., Rochester Cost: $26-$32 More info: Teddy Bear clinic at the Children's Museum What: Annual Teddy Bear Clinic invites kids to bring their stuffed animals for a doctor checkup, stitches, band-aids, and a certificate of good health. Free with museum admission. When: Friday, Aug. 8, 9-11 a.m. Where: The Children's Museum of New Hampshire, 6 Washington St., Dover Cost: $14.50 More info: Standup comedy with Rachel Feinstein What: A Night of Stand-Up debuts at The Dance Hall headlining with Rachel Feinstein, star of two Netflix specials — "Big Guy" (about her marriage to an NYC fire chief) and "Only Whores Wear Purple." Comedy Central comic (and now Kittery local) Rebecca Donohue will open the event. When: Saturday, Aug. 9, 7:30-9 p.m. Where: The Dance Hall, 7 Walker St., Kittery, Maine Cost: $20 to $30 More info: Whale Tales Family Day at the John Paul Jones House What: Join the Portsmouth Historical Society on the lawn of the John Paul Jones House to welcome the Seacoast Science Center and Katahdin, its 25-foot inflatable North Atlantic right whale. Stay after the program for some bubble fun on the lawn. When: Saturday, Aug. 9, 11 a.m. Where: John Paul Jones House, 43 Middle St., Portsmouth Cost: Free More info: Puppet show with Lindsay's Puppet Pals What: Enjoy a fun Saturday morning at the farm: a farm themed puppet pals show, self guided tours, a chance to run around the farm and shop at the farm store. Lindsay brings her larger-than-life Puppet Pals to child and family audiences. When: Saturday, Aug. 9, 10:30 a.m. Where: Vernon Family Farm, 301 Piscassic Road, Newfields Cost: $10 More info: Counting Stars by Candlelight: 30th anniversary of Jerry's Liberation from Planet Earth What: Sans Souci performs one long set of Jerry Garcia Band jams on the outdoor stage immediately followed by Not Fade Away Band playing two sets of Grateful Dead classics on the indoor stage. When: Saturday, Aug. 9, 6:30 p.m. Where: The Stone Church, 5 Granite St., Newmarket Cost: $25-$30 More info: Hilltop Classic Car show What: Now in its fourth year the Hilltop Classic Car show will feature cars, trucks and motorcycles of all ages and types that will once again line Main Street and benefit the Somersworth Police Association and the Somersworth Lions Club. When: Sunday, Aug. 10, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rain date Aug. 17. Where: Main Street between Fayette and Washington Street, Somersworth Cost: Free More info: New Hampshire Jewish Festival What: Hosted by the Seacoast Chabad Jewish Center, the festival brings together community members from across the the state to celebrate Jewish pride, unity, and tradition. Live music by Meir Green & Yaëko, kosher food, vendors, rides and activities, unity arts experience. When: Sunday, Aug. 10, noon-3 p.m. Where: Jewish Community Center lot, 2299 Woodbury Avenue, Newington Cost: Free More info: Kate Prascher at Crow's Feat Farm What: Prascher grew up in Shelby County, Tennessee and now makes her home in the Hudson Valley of New York. She played piano and sang as a child and began playing roots music after she moved to New York. Before the show, savor the freshest produce of the season while enjoying the beauty and sounds of nature. When: Sunday, Aug. 10, 1-5 p.m. Where: Crows' Feat Farm, 178 Drinkwater Road, Kensington Cost: $10 to $40 More info: Wild and Weedy Wellness: Herbal Foraging Workshop Series What: Step into nature's apothecary and reclaim the lost art of herbal healing! The Wild and Weedy Wellness series invites you to explore the medicinal plants growing in fields, forests, and even your own backyard. When: Sunday, Aug. 10, 1-5 p.m. Where: Tuckaway Farm, 4 Captain Smith Emerson Road, Lee Cost: $30-$65 More info: This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Rachel Feinstein comedy, 'Producers,' Jewish Festival: Things to do Solve the daily Crossword
Scottish Sun
21-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Popular crisps brand brings back iconic flavour which rivals McCoy's classic
A POPULAR crisps brand has brought back a limited-edition flavour that had fans going wild. Seabrook's Loaded Tasty Takeouts Burger crisps in the Sizzlin' Steak Burger Flavour will be landing back on Aldi shelves this week. 1 The Seabrook Loaded Tasty Takeouts Burger crisps in the flavour Sizzlin' Steak Burger Credit: Aldi The flavour was initially released as a limited edition back in April in Aldi's middle aisles. But after disappearing from shelves for a short time, it's now coming back again on Sunday. The packs cost £1.25 for 130g. They are also gluten free and vegan. Foodies spotted the crisps on shelves back in April, with some saying they were "very nice". One person commented: "It seems just when Walkers discontinue their range or flavours, Seabrook just bring out more choice." Popular Instagram reviewer John's Snack Reviews posted a review of the crisps previously, saying they tasted "like a big mac without the gerkin". He added: "It's got that musky chargrill with hints of beef along with the big mac burger flavour." At the time, Seabrook also brought out another flavour called Spicy Mexican Taco. It said both flavours were limited edition so "they won't be around for too long". Wake up to a weed-free lawn for months thanks to Aldi's £10 gadget that pulls them out without bending or kneeling down The Sizzlin' Steak Burger flavour could be a good dupe for McCoy's iconic Flame Grilled Steak crisps. You can get a multipack of six of these for £1.74 at Asda or currently £1.75 at Waitrose. Elsewhere they're £2.35 at Morrisons or Ocado. Reviewers say the McCoy version is "truly a household favourite" and "so delicious and moreish". Seabrook recently brought back another iconic flavour that rivalled a Walkers classic. The crinkle cut Tomato Ketchup crisps are available in Morrisons, where shoppers can pick up packs of six 25g bags for £1.45. The supermarket launched the limited-edition crisps in stores on May 19. They are similar to Walkers' Heinz Tomato Ketchup bags, which were confirmed as re-launched in March after being axed in 2023.
Edmonton Journal
10-07-2025
- Sport
- Edmonton Journal
Brent Seabrook offers young Calgary Flames blueliners an invaluable resource
Mace'o Phillips could barely contain his excitement. Article content The young Calgary Flames prospect grew up watching Brent Seabrook back when the longtime Chicago Blackhawks blueliner was one of the NHL's top defencemen. Article content So seeing him at Flames development camp last week was a real 'Welcome to the NHL' moment, especially as it came just a few short days after Phillips had been selected in the third round, 80th overall, of the 2025 NHL Draft. Article content Article content 'I go up to him and go 'What's up Seebs?' and he goes 'What's up big fella?'' Philips said with a big smile. 'It was so cool just to see him, with the history he had in the NHL and just kind of learning from him and getting tips on picking up pucks off walls.' Article content Article content The 40-year-old was added to the organization's player development staff at the end of June. Since retiring in 2021, Seabrook had been working with the WHL's Vancouver Giants, first as an assistant coach and then as a development coach. He was also part of Hockey Canada's Program of Excellence management group for the under-20 team. Article content That will all help, but make no mistake, Seabrook's wealth of experience as a top-pairing NHL defenceman is a big part of the appeal for a Flames team that has a couple high-end blueline prospects — most notably Zayne Parekh, Hunter Brzustewicz, Etienne Morin and Phillips — coming up. Article content Article content 'When you speak to him, he thinks it differently, you know?' Flames GM Craig Conroy said. 'I'm a forward, I played centre, so I think the game one way. But when you hear him talking about stick position, feet position, how you defend your gaps, I'm like 'Really, all that?' Article content 'And he's so passionate about it. He wants to help the young guys. He wants to help the Calgary Flames get better. Like he said to me, 'I've been fortunate to win Stanley Cups. I'd love to win one with the Calgary Flames, too.' He's really excited and ready to go.' Article content Experience alone should make Seabrook a valuable part of the Flames development team. We're talking about a guy who played in 1,114 NHL games, won three Stanley Cups and an Olympic gold medal.
Calgary Herald
10-07-2025
- Sport
- Calgary Herald
Brent Seabrook offers young Calgary Flames blueliners an invaluable resource
Mace'o Phillips could barely contain his excitement. Article content The young Calgary Flames prospect grew up watching Brent Seabrook back when the longtime Chicago Blackhawks blueliner was one of the NHL's top defencemen. Article content Article content So seeing him at Flames development camp last week was a real 'Welcome to the NHL' moment, especially as it came just a few short days after Phillips had been selected in the third round, 80th overall, of the 2025 NHL Draft. Article content Article content 'I go up to him and go 'What's up Seebs?' and he goes 'What's up big fella?'' Philips said with a big smile. 'It was so cool just to see him, with the history he had in the NHL and just kind of learning from him and getting tips on picking up pucks off walls.' Article content Article content There will be many more conversations between Seabrook and the rest of the Flames' prized defensive prospects in the coming years and they'll probably be a lot more in-depth than saying 'What's up?' Article content The 40-year-old was added to the organization's player development staff at the end of June. Article content Since retiring in 2021, Seabrook had been working with the WHL's Vancouver Giants, first as an assistant coach and then as a development coach. He was also part of Hockey Canada's Program of Excellence management group for the under-20 team. Article content That will all help, but make no mistake, Seabrook's wealth of experience as a top-pairing NHL defenceman is a big part of the appeal for a Flames team that has a couple high-end blueline prospects — most notably Zayne Parekh, Hunter Brzustewicz, Etienne Morin and Phillips — coming up. Article content Article content 'When you speak to him, he thinks it differently, you know?' Flames GM Craig Conroy said. 'I'm a forward, I played centre, so I think the game one way. But when you hear him talking about stick position, feet position, how you defend your gaps, I'm like 'Really, all that?' Article content 'And he's so passionate about it. He wants to help the young guys. He wants to help the Calgary Flames get better. Like he said to me, 'I've been fortunate to win Stanley Cups. I'd love to win one with the Calgary Flames, too.' He's really excited and ready to go.' Article content Experience alone should make Seabrook a valuable part of the Flames development team. We're talking about a guy who played in 1,114 NHL games, won three Stanley Cups and an Olympic gold medal. Article content If you're a guy like Parekh, who is at the start of his journey going from a superstar in junior to a guy who is trying to establish himself in the NHL, having someone like Seabrook around is only going to help.
Scottish Sun
01-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
Popular crisps brand brings back iconic flavour which rivals Walkers classic
We reveal what other products are making a comeback Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A POPULAR crisps brand has brought back an iconic flavour which rivals an axed Walkers classic. Calbee UK has relaunched its Seabrook crinkle cut Tomato Ketchup bags to shopper fanfare. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Morrisons is selling relaunched Seabrook Tomato Ketchup crisps Credit: Morrisons Eaters can pick up packs of six 25g bags for £1.45 in Morrisons, with each bag containing 124 calories. Shoppers can't get enough of the returning crisps, which are similar to Walkers' Tomato Ketchup bags, that were confirmed as re-launched in March after being axed in 2023. Posting on Facebook, one said: "As a teenager I loved these, my bestie bought me a case of the loose bags for my birthday. Best crisps ever!" Another commented: "If they are the same as before they were delicious." Meanwhile a third added: "Wahoo got one xx they taste amazing in a sandwich for the added crunch." A fourth, posting a photo of a pack after buying one, chipped in: "Finally got myself a bag of vintage." The Sun has asked Calbee when the limited edition crisps re-launched and how long they are on sale for and we will update this story when we have heard back. It comes just days after KP Snacks revealed it was bringing back Disco pickled onion, last seen on shelves in 2005. The tangy snack is being launched in convenience stores across the UK from August 27 with a 70g bag costing £1.35. Meanwhile, Aldi has confirmed it is bringing back "addictive" crisps in a matter of months after they were axed. Which chocolate bars have been discontinued in the UK? Shoppers can buy the 105g bag of the Specially Selected Prawn Cocktail crisps for £1.05. OTHER ITEMS MAKING A COMEBACK Retailers often bring back nostalgic and previously discontinued items, based on customer demand and appetite. Meanwhile, White chocolate Maltesers made a grand return to shelves earlier this year after a 10-year hiatus. A 30g bag is currently available to buy in Morrisons for £1.05, while a larger 74g pouch costs £1.75. Elsewhere, Opal Fruits, which were rebranded as Starburst in 1998, are available from Sainsbury's for £1.25. Why are products axed or recipes changed? ANALYSIS by chief consumer reporter James Flanders. Food and drinks makers have been known to tweak their recipes or axe items altogether. They often say that this is down to the changing tastes of customers. There are several reasons why this could be done. For example, government regulation, like the "sugar tax," forces firms to change their recipes. Some manufacturers might choose to tweak ingredients to cut costs. They may opt for a cheaper alternative, especially when costs are rising to keep prices stable. For example, Tango Cherry disappeared from shelves in 2018. It has recently returned after six years away but as a sugar-free version. Fanta removed sweetener from its sugar-free alternative earlier this year. Suntory tweaked the flavour of its flagship Lucozade Original and Orange energy drinks. While the amount of sugar in every bottle remains unchanged, the supplier swapped out the sweetener aspartame for sucralose. In other retail news, Aldi is selling nostalgic childhood crisps for just 99p. Plus, Tesco shoppers are rushing to buy a stunning "reduced to clear" item scanning for 40% off. Do you have a money problem that needs sorting? Get in touch by emailing money-sm@ Plus, you can join our Sun Money Chats and Tips Facebook group to share your tips and stories
