Thursday Five - Tarzan Temperature, Kamp, Movies Friday, Riverfest Saturday

Africa heat - "It's like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of hot," —Eugene, Biloxi Blues. The state-wide heat wave continues today, with an estimated heat index around 102 degrees - that's what it feels like with humidity factored in. Add another 15 degrees if you're directly in the sun. Not to worry - the city has the senior center and the library set up as cooling centers. Check on your neighbors regularly, though, just in case.

Stadium Kids Kamp - Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre's Kids Kamp Session I is over. You can still register your kid for Sessions II & III.

Movies in the Park - Movies in the Parks returns Friday Nights in July, at River Island Park at dusk. This week, it'sThe Game Plan. Woonsocket Parks & Recreation is offering FREE Shuttle Service to the movies and back for residents of  Kennedy Manor, Crepeau Court, St. Germain and Park View. Drop-off service will also be provided to residents of Hanora Lippett assisted living, who usually walk to the event. 
 
River Island Park Pick up times: 
Crepeau Court -  7 p.m.
Kennedy Manor - 7:10 p.m.
Park View - 7:20 p.m.
St. Germain - 7:30 p.m.

Riverfest - Riverzedge Arts and friends present Riverfest 2013 on Saturday, July 20, at River Island Park (at the intersection of Bernon Street and South Main Street) 12 to 4 p.m. to listen to music from Atlantic Thrills and other excellent acts, eat delicious local food, and enjoy art, workshops and recreation. 
 
Steampunked Bard - Shakespeare on the Mount's 2013 summer production of Macbeth plays this weekend at Mount’s Bell Tower Theater, 800 Logee St., Woonsocket.
The production, presented in the round in an immersive theatrical experience, also features modern Steampunk costuming (a neo-Victorian genre of art, literature, music, and popular culture that lends itself perfectly to Macbeth). Props and sets are all hand crafted by the company with aid from some of the top Steampunk artists in the Nation such as Joey Marsocci (a.k.a. Doctor Grymm).  The production plays July 18– 21  (Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sundays).