Things To Do In Dracut

In each independently owned establishment of this national organization, Boston Bartenders School gives students the skills and knowledge needed to make masterful martinis, create consummate cocktails, and placate thirsty mobs with a single skillful pour. Each class receives a 145-page manual, up to date with the industry's latest techniques, tricks, and obscure bar lingo, along with a drink sheet, diploma, resume, and ID card. Because Boston Bartenders School is located nationally, they are uniquely equipped to assist in job placement throughout the United States and Canada, and all students receive free refresher courses at their leisure.

Equipment: LifeFitness, Synrgy360, Hammer Strength, Precor, Marpo, battle ropes
Students should bring: Water, clean closed-toed shoes
Average class length: 60 minutes
Number of Staff: 11–25 people
Class location: Indoors only
Established: 2014
Registration required: Yes
Good for beginners: Yes
Guests allowed: Yes
Parking: Parking lot

Seasoned boat captains and crustacean prospectors Sig Hansen, Johnathan Hillstrand, and Andy Hillstrand gather to share with audience members their tales of struggle and survival during crab season on the high seas, as partly documented by the Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch. Fishing the Bering Sea in the middle of winter demands strong wills—which can come together in times of treacherous weather and 100-foot waves or come to blows about who performs better in the three-legged crabwalk race. Selected audience members will also have the chance to don the survival suits from the Time Bandit. Following the story-swapping and previously unreleased video footage, greenhorns and avid fans will have the opportunity to launch questions at the captains, wave giant foam claws, and learn how to communicate in claw-snap Morse code.

Part Mexican cantina, part Irish pub, and all cop, Garcia Brogan's blends disparate cultures in both its menu and its decor, which features murals and folk art from Mexico and Ireland. Whether guests want a glass of Irish whiskey or a fine tequila, Garcia Brogan's bartenders keep the drinks flowing, pouring a river of alcohol in which tacos and shepherd's pie bob appetizingly. The restaurant hosts pub trivia nights and live Irish music on the weekends.

These world champions of waltz, foxtrot, rumba, cha-cha, and jive will take the stage, wowing you with razor-sharp spins, spine-defying dips, and Cuban hip motion that will put your eyes out. See what happens when the pros from Dancing With The Stars dance with other professionals or disgraced politicians who don't actually know how to dance. The incalculable force generated by these binary-star pairings will blow out your pocket-watch.

A Neapolitan blend of country, classical, and contemporary, The Texas Tenors made a name for themselves in 2009 as top contenders on America's Got Talent, earning their position as the competition’s top finishing vocal group. Turning ear-stalks with their genre-spanning renditions of My Way, Danny Boy, and Unchained Melody, the three offer operatic ear candy, runway-worthy eye candy, and mesquite-flavored nose candy. John Hagen brings the operatic noise, drawing on his tanker-like lungs and national experience to craft a classical sound which gets along with modern lil' doggies. JC Fisher, the romance-tending tenor, belts tunes from twangy country and gospel to show tunes and arias, and seasoned singer/actor Marcus Collins' silky vocal acrobatics add a contemporary edge. With an ongoing world tour, The Texas Tenors are a unique phenom in the making.