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Add EventShop local! Shop outdoors! The Waltham Farmers' Market features locally-grown produce, cheese, eggs, meats, baked goods, soaps, sauces, wine and mead, and prepared specialty meals to go. The location for 2025 is 65 Lexington Street, the former Elks lodge. The market is held rain or shine and is wheelchair-, bicycle- and stroller-accessible. Hours are Saturdays, 9:30 […]
This week's project: progress on the plant nursery. Moving soil to planting areas Weeding Be prepared for work in the woods: Wear closed toe shoes, long pants, sun protection; bring water and snacks. If you have them, feel free to bring your own tools: loppers, garden shears, work gloves, trash picker sticks. Park at the […]
Together We Move is a celebration of the Y’s commitment to improving community health across Greater Boston. Activities include our 2025 5K race series, dozens of neighborhood fitness events for adults and families across our 13 locations, and our city-wide Million Minutes of Movement challenge to inspire and encourage everyone in our community to get […]
Before the Waltham High School homecoming parade and football game, come take a pre-parade with us down memory lane! Copies of the WHS yearbook, "The Mirror," from 1904 to 2025 will be available for perusing, along with other photos and WHS memorabilia! In the Waltham room.
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 America!”
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 Bacon Street, and continue to Leary Field, where the homecoming football game will begin at 2:00 p.m. Route map here. Many Waltham High School student […]
Come celebrate the heartbeat of the city! Hear about the plans so far, provide input on what you'd like to see, and volunteer for various committees! October 4, 11, 18; 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Waltham Public Library lecture hall.
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 […]
The Consone Quartet, the first period instrument string quartet selected as BBC New Generation Artists, is celebrated for their expressive interpretations of classical and romantic repertoire. This performance is part of a North American tour with Kristian Bezuidenhout, including stops at the Library of Congress in DC and Salle Bourgie in Montreal. Don't miss this […]
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 […]
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.
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.
