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Lowell Folk Festival

Lowell Folk Festival

(10 reviews)

Since I've punked the Hampton Beach Seafood Travesty two years running, I feel I need to give a…read moreshout-out to what the Travesty should be - the Lowell Folk Festival. No cover charge - you sample the local food and drink and the entire downtown is closed so you can stumble from watering hole to watering hole while enjoying an amazing variety of ethnic stuff between. I highly recommend the Nigerian goat stew. Also, the baklava and the Dubliner. The Dubliner's a bar, kiddies. This is a July event and you best not skimp on the brew. The music is eclectic, to say the least - but there's always danceable R&B to go along with the "tuvalu throat music". No, that's not slang for a sexual act. Back in the day, you could get some of that kind of throat music on Fletcher St. but that was 25 years ago and now there's a nice shiny Police station where the girls were. Such a shame, IMHO. Yes, Lowell is rough around the edges... if you haven't seen Lawrence. For Gawd's sake this is a Folk Festival - the crowd is slightly less violent than what you'd see at Tanglewood. Just don't wear your Palin Tee - cuz then it's CULTURE WAR BAYBEE and you'd best run to a dive bar... which this being Lowell will usually be about 50 yards.

We went last summer just for the food as we saw a vendor serving Filipino food and have a very hard…read moretime finding any places serving it in our area. The food was AMAZING. You could see everyone working together to cook the food for quite literally the longest line at the festival because of how good it was. We got pancit, garlic rice, lumpia, pork and chicken BBQ, and turon. Each dish was also served with a small vinegar based sauce as well. There is something for everyone at the folk festival as well, with SO many different food vendors from all over the world sharing their unique flavors with the city of Lowell! The festival itself is free, but parking around the festival is not so you definitely need cash. It is also suggested to have extra cash inside the festival as well because many vendors are cash only. There are always concerts playing with live bands and plenty of local artists selling their work. HIGHLY suggest going one of the days it is available over the summer.

Verizon Fios

Verizon Fios

(26 reviews)

This is not against this particular store- it's about when you call 1-800-VERIZON- should be called…read more1-800-2MORONS. The 2 'customer service' women I spoke with were SO rude. I wanted to change my plan and they BOTH literally SIGHED...like I was bothering them. The first one got annoyed when I asked her(nicely) to repeat something. The 2nd just clearly hated her job. If you can avoid Verizon, DO SO. THEY BITE.

I am now writing this terrible review because I have been waiting on hold for customer service for…read morethe last 42 minutes. Although, they answer immediately if you want to buy something, after you buy it, it is impossible to get someone on the phone. I have been a loyal Comcast customer for years and years, but just moved and decided to try out Verizon Fios for a change. I spent an hour setting up my in house wiring earlier today to make it as easy as possible for the VZ Fios tech to complete the installation today. All my fiancé did was let him in the door, tell him which tv's to set up and let him hook it up. She called me and told me that the tech said he can't hook up one part bc the HDMI cable is crushed and that I need to get a new HDMI cable. I told her that is impossible. I just carefully set everything up. The HDMI cable she is talking about is 25 feet long, a high-end style, which I personally, and carefully, wired myself from our home office into the living room to be closer to the router. I checked it several times and it took me a while to complete. I just got home to check the work. It was NOT crushed. The end connector piece is now broken off of the HDMI cable and is stuck in the back of the TV. It looks like the tech (my fiancé did not touch a single thing), roped the tv away from the wall, without unplugging anything, tore the HDMI apart from itself and got it stuck in the TV HDMI port in the back. Now, my $1000 70" TV is damaged, my expensive HDMI cable is broken, then time I spent wiring everything was wasted, and VZ Fios Just charged me $90 for the visit. Plus, to top it off, I cannot get a hold of anyone at VZ to tell them what happened. All I can say is, I have had less than a day's dose of VZ Fios and I am somewhere between canceling and suing for a new TV. Stay with Comcast. This is not worth the headache.

Lowell TeleMedia Center - televisionstations - Updated October 2026

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