Quincy 365 - Issue #0013

In This Issue of Quincy 365…

☁️ Today’s Weather

📝 Quincy Symphony Hosts Family Concert with Peter and the Wolf at North Quincy High

📝Jimmy Liang to Open Landmark Italian Restaurant in Quincy's Former Masonic Temple

📅 List of Events

🏀 Sports - Quincy High Welcomes Alumni Ed DeWitt as New Head Football Coach

Quincy Symphony Hosts Family Concert with Peter and the Wolf at North Quincy High

The Quincy Symphony Orchestra is set to delight families with a special concert on Sunday, March 24, at 2:30 pm, hosted at North Quincy High School. The event promises to be an enchanting afternoon, especially for the young ones, starting with an instrument petting zoo at 1:30 pm, where children can get up close and interact with the musical instruments.

The highlight of the 40-minute concert will be a rendition of Prokofiev's beloved "Peter and the Wolf," featuring narration by Joe Catalano of QATV. In addition to this engaging narrative piece, the audience will be treated to the timeless music of Mozart and Beethoven, making it a perfect cultural outing for the entire family. This event encourages parents and grandparents alike to bring their children and grandchildren for a fun-filled afternoon of music, fostering an early love for the arts through this interactive and educational experience.

Jimmy Liang to Open Landmark Italian Restaurant in Quincy's Former Masonic Temple

Jimmy Liang, a renowned Quincy restaurateur, is set to open Masons Steak House in the former Masonic Temple on Hancock Street, transforming the once fire-ravaged building into a landmark dining destination. This new Italian restaurant heralded as Liang's most ambitious project, will feature a luxurious design with a capacity for up to 300 guests, offering a unique dining experience that pays homage to its historical setting. Alongside an all-star culinary team, Liang aims to make Masons Steak House a pivotal addition to Quincy's gastronomic scene. Read the full Patriot Ledger story here

Events this week in Quincy

3/19/24

• Paul B. Karaoke! @ Cronin's Publick House 8p-12a

• “Friends” Team Trivia Night @ Off the Hook 7:30pm- 9:30pm

3/20/24

• North Quincy Matinee Movie 10:00 AM—12:00 PM

  NQ Community Meeting Room @ North Quincy Library

3/21/24

• Quincy Social Club @Idle Hour - 8pm-11pm

• Beyond Abigail @ Adams Academy 7pm

3/22/24

• Bernazzani’s Got Talent! @ Central Middle School 6:30pm - 8:30pm

3/23/24

• Terrarium & Taps @ Break Rock Brewing 6 - 8pm Tickets

• Northeast Sports Card Expo

• KRUSH the band @ Pete's Grill 9pm

3/24/24

• Northeast Sports Card Expo

• Healing Tree Yoga 645 Hancock Street Quincy Ma

• Quincy Symphony Family Concert 2:30pm at North Quincy High

3/25/24

• Spring Awakenings -@Healing Tree Yoga 7:30pm - 9pm

3/26/24

• Chunky Knit Blanket Party @ Idle Hour 6pm-8pm Tickets

• Peep Wood Pallet Night @ Cagney’s 6pm-8pm

3/27/24

• Homemade Pasta Making Class @ Craig's Cafe 5:30 - 9pm Tickets

• Easter Bunny Family Fun @ Off The Hook 6pm

3/28/24

• Sea Glass Craft @ Break Rock Brewing 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Tickets

3/29/24

• Easter Bunny @ Ginger Betty's 4pm-5pm

3/30/24

• Easter Bunny @ Ginger Betty's 10am - 12pm

Quincy High Welcomes Alumni Ed DeWitt as New Head Football Coach

Quincy High School has officially welcomed Ed DeWitt, a former student and hall of famer, as its new head football coach. DeWitt, who graduated from Quincy High in 2004 and is honored in the Quincy/North Quincy Football Hall of Fame, returns after a five-season tenure coaching at Oliver Ames. Despite a challenging season with Oliver Ames, marked by a 1-9 record this year and a 4-7 record in 2022, DeWitt's coaching background is extensive and diverse. His career in coaching began with the Quincy Point Panthers youth program, followed by an assistant coaching position at Curry College, a Division 3 school located in Milton, between 2010 and 2012.

Apart from his recent role at Oliver Ames, DeWitt has held coaching positions at several high schools, including Canton, Sharon, and Hingham. His expertise extends beyond football, as he teaches history and physical education in Sharon. DeWitt's appointment to Quincy High's football program marks a significant homecoming. It sets the stage for the next chapter in his coaching career, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep connection to the community to the Presidents' football team.