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Life is Good at Fenway

by Lei Ann

One of the great things about summer is just hanging out in the backyard with friends and playing some relaxing games like frisbee and catch, right? Well, imagine doing that 100 times bigger and in Fenway Park! This Saturday, July 7th, those Life is Good guys are throwing their annual summer festival and you, your friends and your kids are invited, for just $20 per adult and $10 per child. Not only are there tons of activities, but great live music including the Gin Blossoms. All proceeds go to the Project Joy and Red Sox Foundation, so come on out to either pull up a beach chair, laze about and watch the activities or try your best to be crowned the World’s Greatest Backyard Athlete!

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Posted in General on July 6th, 2007

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