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The Zoning Board of Appeals generally meets on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Arthur Clark Government Center located at 119 School Street, Waltham. The public agenda and additional information […]
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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 […]
Waltham Recreation — Sweetheart Dance Children and family of all ages are welcome to join us for an enchanting Valentine's soirée! Dress to impress for a night of fun, photos, […]
Come join us for More Than Words Waltham's monthly Open Mic Night! MTW is a nonprofit social enterprise that empowers system-involved youth to take charge of their lives by taking charge of a business. Every dollar spent at our Open Mic Night and in our bookstore goes back into our program to help young adults […]
Come get your Bridgerton on and dance like Jane Austen, as Gore Place hosts a winter Regency ball. Live musicians will play English country dances from the Regency period. Social dance historian Ruth Benson Levin will guide you through dances, involving simple, repeated step patterns.
The Waltham Historical Commission meets monthly, year-round. Meetings are typically held on the second or third Monday of the month, at 7 p.m. To appear before the WHC or to […]
The Waltham City Council will meet in the council chamber at City Hall. Committee meeting dockets and agendas can be found off the main City Council web page.
The Waltham Clothing Exchange will be opening to kick off their spring season! They look forward to welcoming back their customers and consignors and hope to make many new friends as well!
The New Grown-Ups return! Taking a modern twist on American roots music, The New Grown-ups blend traditional blues, country, old-time, originals, and bluegrass into a heady blend of contemporary music. Tickets are on sale now. Parking is free.
In honor of Black History Month, Gore Place will offer an evening tour highlighting the life and activism of Robert Roberts, author of "The House Servants Directory" (1827). The tour also highlights other activists and prominent Black leaders from the Boston area, some of whom worked with Roberts in the fight for equality in early […]
