Waltham Open Mic
Come on down and share your story, poetry, music or just sit back and enjoy some local talent.
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Come on down and share your story, poetry, music or just sit back and enjoy some local talent.
Take some time for yourself and do something creative. Join a fun afternoon of making a decorative mosaic mirror or a mosaic heart. You'll design either a heart or round mosaic mirror from a wide selection of materials including millefiori, beads, recycled jewelry and glass. To make your mosaic unique, bring pieces of costume jewelry […]
Enjoy a few hours of creativity making either a small mosaic picture frame or a piece of mosaic jewelry. For picture frames, small frames will be supplied; if you would like to make a larger frame, please feel free to bring your own. For jewelry, pendant bases, rings, bracelets and earring blanks will be provided. […]
Alexander Children's Theatre School is holding auditions for "SpongeBob: The Musical" and invites students ages 12-19 to audition. If accepted, rehearsals will take place in Waltham and Concord, and performances […]
Join the Waltham Public Library for a creative afternoon of watercolors! All supplies provided, just show up ready to create. For grades 6-12. This event is generously supported by the Friends […]
Join the Golden Ball Tavern Museum for a beloved New England tradition—the Annual Barn Sale! Admission is free, and the event will take place rain or shine. For almost 60 years, this iconic event has drawn crowds looking for unique finds and timeless treasures. From antiques to contemporary pieces, it's a festive, family-friendly way to […]
Come out to Waltham Common for a marketplace of crafts, clothing, jewelry, food, home goods, beauty products, and more! The event will take place rain or shine, and it will […]
Inspired by the intimate paintings in "Jenna Gribbon: Entwined," this participatory drawing workshop invites friends, partners, loved ones, and even new acquaintances to explore the shared experience of seeing and being seen. Through a series of playful drawing exercises, participants will alternate between artist and subject. Inspired by Gribbon's own use of snapshots on her […]
"ReFrame" brings together the work of Adria Arch, Olivia Baldwin, Tory Fair, Anna Kristina Göransson, and Kate Holcomb Hale, five artists with deep ties to Arlington whose practices share a restless relationship with sculptural convention. Shown in the Mill's historic upper rooms, close to the spaces where frames were crafted by hand, the work spills […]
In their new program, "The American Story in Song," created for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the duo Sultana weaves history, original songs, and a slideshow for a unique and fun look at U.S. history and legends. It is a story of heroes and celebrities, immigrants and indigenous peoples, […]
The people closest to Jenna Gribbon have become the enduring subjects of her paintings, but likeness is only the beginning. In this virtual conversation, the artist will be joined by The New Yorker staff writer Naomi Fry to reflect on the ideas, relationships, and philosophical questions that have shaped Gribbon’s practice, on the occasion of […]
Come to Gore Place to hear comedian and humor columnist Scott Kerman talk on his book "The Duke: Weekly Conversations with the Last Honest Politician." The program will be an […]