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25 April 2008, Friday Giving Never Goes Out of Style Benefit for Shelter Legal Services Foundation Open b ar, hors d'ouevre, silent and live auctions containing Red Sox and Patriots memorabilia 7pm; $65 Vintage Lounge, 72 Broad St, Boston 617.482.1900 Fridays at the Museum of Science Fridays Start with a martini and an appetizer at the Science Street Café, and then follow that up with an Omni film and free stargazing at the Gilliland Observatory (weather permitting). Museum of Science Science Park Boston 617-723-2500 http://www.mos.org First Annual One Village Nambale Harambee Join One Village at a Time at the First Annual Nambale Harambee! 'Harambee' means 'Joyous Get-Together' in Swahili! At the Jorge Hernandez Cultural Center, 65 W Newton St,Boston, MA. Dancing, Open Bar, Auction, Appetizers Single tickets are $60 and Couples are $100 and can be purchased online: http://www.onevillageatatime.org/support.html For more information about One Village at a Time, please contact: Kai Souza OneVillage at a Time kai@onevillage.org Lizards and Snakes at The Museum of Science!! Location: The Museum of Science More diverse than mammals and as old as the dinosaurs, squamates — the order of legged and legless lizards — are found almost everywhere on Earth, from harsh deserts to lush rainforests. As they have adapted to life in many different environments, squamates have evolved extremely varied characteristics: some fly, some parachute, while others sprint across water. In this living exhibit featuring more than 60 scaled reptiles from around the world, explore the remarkable adaptations that contribute to the success of this huge and ancient group. This exhibition is organized by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, in collaboration with Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta and the San Diego Natural History Museum, with appreciation to Clyde Peeling's Reptiland. On exhibit February 17 - April 27 http://www.mos.org/exhibits_shows/current_exhibits&d=1726 ROFLCon Location: Gutman Conference Center, 6 Appian Way, Cambridge The first-ever gathering of people behind goofy Internet phenomena, and reaches back to the dawn of an era. $80 http://www.roflcon.org Singles Mingles Light refreshments and conversations 8-11pm Porter Square Books, Porter Square Shopping Center, Cambridge $20 (includes a $10 coupon toward a book purchase) 617.491.2220 Stargazing at the Observatory Fridays Equipped with a computer-controlled, 12-inch Meade LX200 telescope and staffed by knowledgeable Museum employees, the Gilliland Observatory is the perfect way to end a Friday evening at the Museum. Tucked away on the roof of the Museum's parking garage, this is a wonderful resource for our starry-eyed public. Museum of Science Science Park Boston 8:30-10:00pm 617-589-0267 http://www.mos.org Join: Miss Coco Peru Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm Location: Mantra Restaurant, 52 Temple Place Boston Sometimes Life Can be a Real...DRAG...Join: Miss Coco Peru from “Girls Will Be Girls,” Bravo’s “Boy Meets Boy,” and NBC’s Will & Grace for a night of entertainment and revelry. Tickets: $20 at door