Waltham Farmers’ Market
65 Lexington St, Waltham 65 Lexington St, Waltham, United States
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The Waltham Fire Department is welcoming local families to a free Open House on Sunday, Oct 13, from 12 to 3 p.m. at the Moody Street Station, at 533 Moody Street. The Open House teaches families the best fire and life safety practices. Visitors will be able to tour the Moody St. Station apparatus floor, […]
Come hear historian Diann Strausberg tell the tale of the Metz Meet! Her illustrated talk in the 1793 Carriage House will be followed by a tour of the grounds and mansion.
Waltham Public Schools Superintendent Marisa Mendonsa is set to host four community forums over the next few weeks. The first meeting is scheduled for: Oct. 15, 6:30 p.m., McDevitt Middle School
Like the work of artists Roy Lichtenstein, Hugh Hayden, and Catherine Opie on view at the Rose this fall, the art of drag blurs lines between “high” and “low” culture, offering alternative aesthetic sensibilities, inspirations, and creative practices. Everyday subjects are brought into conversation with art historical references to address what we consider taboo, how […]
The Waltham traffic commission meets on the third Thursday of every month at 10:00 AM. Location: City Hall, 610 Main Street, second floor council chambers The Moody Street Feasibility Study (revised) will be presented by the engineering firm commissioned by the city to carry out the study. CORRECTION: This meeting was posted in error as […]
A suds-centric fundraiser for the Charles River Museum. Featuring the best in craft beer, great local restaurants, spirits, wine, and more! All proceeds of this event will benefit the programs of the Charles River Museum.
Using pumpkins, succulents, moss, and ribbons, we will guide participants through the process of creating a beautiful display piece that can transition from the fall to the winter season.
The Waltham Historical Society, Inc. member Jack Cox will present the history of what was once referred to by The Boston Globe as "Leave it to Beaverville" acknowledging the similarities with the then-current television series "Leave it to Beaver". You can get tickets for this event here.
Waltham Public Schools Superintendent Marisa Mendonsa is hosting four community forums in October. Mendonsa describes the forums as "informal meet and greets." The second meeeting is scheduled for: Oct. 19, 9 a.m., 510 Moody St. Coffee and light refreshments will be served
Please join us at the Waltham Museum for a panel discussion of Waltham families recalling the history of their family fare and memories of living and working on a family farm. We have limited seating so call 781-893-9020 to reserve your spot.
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