January 29
GRIN AND BEAR IT
In the sixth game of the 2012-13 better-late-than-never NHL season, the Bruins face off against the New Jersey Devils at 7 p.m. at the TD Garden.
BROODING BRANDO
At the New England Conservatory’s free Brando Noir concert, student, faculty, and alumni musicians will improvise to scenes from The Wild One, The Appaloosa, and other “Mr. Mumbles” films at 8 p.m. in Jordan Hall. 617-585-1260; necmusic.edu
January 30
Sara Lundberg
Bottles from the Public Health Museum at Tewksbury Hospital.
MEDI CAL MARVELS
• Bloodletting tools from the early 19th century
• Nurses’ caps from 1900 to 1960
• An early 20th-century iron lung
• Patent-medicine bottles from the late 19th century
Those are just a few of the fascinating — and sometimes frightening — medical artifacts on display at Tewksbury Hospital’s Public Health Museum, reopening with revamped exhibitions. Check out the collection and learn more about Massachusetts’s key role in public health history at the free celebration on Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. 978-851-7321, ext. 2606; publichealthmuseum.org
February 2
UP AND OVER
Olympic gold medalists Jenn Suhr (pole vault) and Aries Merritt (hurdles) are among the top athletes competing in the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix at Boston’s Reggie Lewis Center at 5 p.m. Saturday. Tickets start at $22. 877-849-8722; nbindoorgrandprix.com
FIELDS AND SNOW
Horse-drawn Sleigh Rally at Old Sturbridge Village.
Bells will be jingling at Old Sturbridge Village on Saturday at 11 a.m. as dozens of dashing teams strut their stuff in the Antique Sleigh Rally. Cross your fingers for snow, and check the website before heading over. Free with museum admission. 800-733-1830; osv.org
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