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  • Indivisible ‘No Kings’ rally

    Main and Moody 610 Main St., Waltham, MA, United States

    Indivisible is holding its part of the No Kings rally at Main and Moody streets adjacent to the Waltham Common. Join Indivisible nationwide to once again holler “No kings in […]

    Free

  • WHS homecoming parade

    Waltham High School 554 Lexington St., Waltham, MA, United States

    Join us for a special celebration of Waltham High School's homecoming parade! The parade will begin at the the Valor School (former Waltham High School), travel down Lexington Street to […]

    Free

  • 15th Annual Farm Day

    Waltham Fields Community Farm 240 Beaver St., Waltham, MA, United States

    WFCF's annual festival celebrating locally grown food, sustainable agriculture, community, and the land we steward. This outdoor, family-friendly event features hands-on farm activities, educational demonstrations, live music, agricultural-infused magic show, pick-a-pound carrot patch, farm crafts, kids' games, temporary tattoo parlor, and more! Free Tick Tock Trolley service 1-4 p.m. Continuous loops between Waltham Common and […]

    Free

  • Opportunities for Inclusion annual harvest breakfast

    Embassy Suites, Waltham 550 Winter St., Waltham, MA, United States

    Now in it's 53rd year, Opportunities for Inclusion's annual harvest breakfast has become a time-honored event in the community, offering delicious breakfast fare, fabulous silent auction prizes, and crafts lovingly made by OFI participants. With support from a multitude of wonderful local businesses and establishments, proceeds from this event go toward the life-changing programs and […]

    $24

  • Kabbalah in the sukkah

    Join TBI member and Kabbalah student Susan Holbert for an explanation of the themes and practices of Kabbalah in her lovely outdoor sukkah space. Contact Andrea Baron in the Temple office to register for this class and receive the address.

    Free

  • Create your own mosaic jewelry

    Amy Marks Mosaic Studio 111 Riverview Ave., Waltham, MA, United States

    Enjoy a fun afternoon of making your own jewelry. I will supply the silver-plated pendant bases, rings, bracelets and earring blanks and all the glass, china, beads, jewels and bling that you will need to make a unique gift for yourself or for others. The best part—no previous jewelry or mosaic experience is needed.

    $45

  • Waltham Clothing Exchange—open on Tuesdays!

    Waltham Clothing Exchange Thrift Shop at First Parish 50 Church St., Waltham, MA, United States

    First Parish's Waltham Clothing Exchange thrift shop has started it's 68th year serving the greater Waltham community. The fall season runs until December 16, open only on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 4:30. There is plenty of good stuff: clothing for men, women, children and infants; toys, games, crafts, housewares, small appliances, giftware, linens, lamps, artwork, […]

    Free

  • Tuesday trivia at Tempo Bakbar

    Tempo Bistro 474 Moody St., Waltham, MA, United States

    Tuesday trivia at Tempo Bakbar. 21+. $5 cover.

  • League of Women Voters candidates’ event: Councilors-at-Large

    Waltham Government Center 119 School St., Waltham, MA, United States

    The League of Women Voters of Waltham is presenting three candidates' events during the month of October. These events are: Councilors-at-Large, Wednesday, October 22. School Committee, Thursday, October 23. Ward Councilors, Wednesday, October 29.

    Free

  • Mill Talk: The stories of women war workers at Raytheon, 1941-1945

    Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation 154 Moody St., Waltham, United States

    From suffragette to war worker – and military ranks open to women, presented by Chet Michalak, Raytheon historian and archivist. The suffragette movement ends the 100-year struggle for women’s rights in 1920 and is followed by a home front effort that dramatically increases the ranks of female war workers. The call goes out for women […]

    Free