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Add EventExplore movement, music, and literature with your body! Alive's Storybook Movement Workshops invite participants to bring books to life through collaboration and creative movement. In each hour-long workshop, students create movement stories inspired by a read-aloud. Participants are encouraged to move in ways that feel good to their bodies and fully express the emotions, themes, […]
Lexington Pops Chorus will hold three free open rehearsals, September 2, 9 and 16 in Clark Hall at Hancock Church, 1912 Mass Ave Lexington (on the Green). We welcome new singers in September and January. Auditions are not required, but singers must be able to read music. We sing a wide variety of music, including […]
Come on down to the Farm at Gore Place for some sudsy fun! Kids will get to try their hand at washing their socks, using historical tools like washboards and a hand-wringing machine. Then we’ll make our own bubble wands and blow giant bubbles using our special secret bubble recipe. Make sure to bring an […]
Exercise is a foundational habit for good health. This course will detail the components of a healthy exercise program for older adults. During this one-hour course, we will discuss the roles of strengthening exercises, cardiovascular exercise, balance exercise, and flexibility exercises in promoting health and longevity. Participants will learn the benefits each type of exercise […]
Chaplains on the Way invites you to a dinner and an evening of hope, joy and compassion in support of our unhoused neighbors. Invited honored guests and award recipients: Governor Maura Healey State Representative Tom Stanley Mayor Jeannette McCarthy State Representative John Lawn Waltham City Council For more information, to donate, or to reserve tickets: […]
Explore the powerful connections between art, ancestry, and spiritual tradition in this compelling virtual program. Join artist Stephen Hamilton for a virtual conversation with Dr. Kyrah Malika Daniels, Assistant Professor of African American Studies at Emory University. The two will discuss Hamilton's multimedia work, which he has described as a conceptual and visual bridge between […]
New exhibit! Waltham's Labor History and the First Industrialized Strike in America. The public are encouraged to attend. Light refreshments will be served.
For our September evening group ride, we will go on the newly-opened bridge on MCRT over to Weston. After riding a short segment in Weston, we will return to Waltham for a group dinner on Main Street or Moody Street. Please have front and rear bike lights as it will be dark. There's an update […]
Waltham Fields Community Farm will be presenting at Mount Auburn Hospital's Community Benefits annual public meeting. Learn how MAH collaborates with community partners to support programs aimed at improving the health and wellness of our communities. All are welcome to attend this in-person meeting. Click here to register.
Join us as Waltham author Alex Green presents "A Perfect Turmoil: Walter E. Fernald and the Struggle to Care for America." In this landmark work, based on a decade of research, Green has drawn upon extensive, unexamined archives to unearth the story of one of America's largely forgotten, but most complex, conflicted, and significant figures. […]
Gain confidence as a public speaker. Our club, within Toastmasters International, works on improving communication and leadership skills in a supportive environment. We meet twice a month, first and third Thursday nights. The first Thursday meeting is via zoom, while the third Thursday meeting is hybrid with the in-person location at Meadow Green. Join us […]
The Conservation Commission typically meets twice each month on Thursdays at 7 p.m. Meetings are usually held remotely via Zoom and are open to the public. Visit the commission's web page for more information (Zoom links are included in each posted agenda).
