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• Boston Ballet Presents “Carmen” | Thursday, April 25-Sunday, May 5 | Times vary | Citizens Opera House, 539 Washington St., Boston | $30-$205 | Head to opening night of this ballet full of passion, anger, and struggle.

• Read My Lips Boston Book Pop Up | Friday, April 26 | 6-9 p.m. | Lamplighter Broadway, 284 Broadway, Cambridge | Free entry | Browse this new pop-up bookstore with a curated selection of gently-used books, blind dates with books, staff picks, and more.
• Earth Month Collab Party: Bark & Bite Release | Friday, April 26 | 6-9 p.m. | Samuel Adams Boston Brewery, 30 Germania St., Boston | Free | Celebrate the release of a new collaboration maibock with Vermont-based Kraemer & Kin, including live music and a special food pairing.

• The Boston Sauce Party | Saturday, April 27- Sunday, April 28 | Times vary | Harpoon Brewery, 306 Northern Ave., Boston | $10 | Sample a lineup of hot sauces from some of the best spicy sauce makers across the Northeast.
• “E” inc’s 15th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival | Saturday, April 27 | 6:30-10 p.m. | Atlantic Wharf, 280 Congress St., Boston | $25 | View a curated collection of wild and scenic films that celebrate earth’s beauty.

• 2024 Boston Walk for Epilepsy | Sunday, April 28 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Fenway Park, 4 Jersey St., Boston | $10-$40 | The walk will raise money for Epilepsy Foundation New England to fund support groups, scholarships, camp, financial aid, seizure first-aid training, and more.
• Dining in the Dark: A Unique Blindfolded Brunch Experience | Sunday, April 28 | 1:30-2:45 p.m. | Premiere on Broadway, 517 Broadway, Somerville | $64 | With a secret three-course menu of appetizer, main, and dessert, try dining blindfolded with this event.

• After 27 years, Allston vegan restaurant Grasshopper will shut its doors next month following the ending of its lease. The restaurant’s owner, Hoai Nguyen, confirmed that the final day of service will be Wednesday, May 29. A search for a new location is planned, with hopes to keep it in Allston or Brighton. (Boston.com)

• With a grant from the Mystic River Watershed Association, Trees Medford is offering free trees to the city’s residents. Planting oak, maple, redbud, and birch trees this month, the organization delivers trees “in an effort to keep urban areas green and help reduce summer heat.“ Request a tree on Trees Medford’s website. (CBS Boston)

• “Imagine Van Gogh” will return to the South End’s SoWa Centre this summer. Running from June 21 to Aug. 30, visitors can surround themselves with the art of Vincent Van Gogh through the projection and animation of over 200 of his works.

• U.S. News & World Report released its list of the best public high schools in Massachusetts. Boston Latin School took the top spot, followed by Hadley’s Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School and Lexington High School. Boston Latin also made the national list, placing at No. 27. (Boston.com)

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