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Waltham Inclusive Neighborhoods is hosting a WINter Social at Shopper's Cafe. Help WIN kick off the new year while connecting with your neighbors over shared interests in housing affordability and inclusivity.
The Lyman Estate Greenhouses, 185 Lyman Street, Waltham, will host a houseplant and begonia sale. This exotic houseplant sale features semi-tropical and tropical houseplants plants. Browse our large selection of hard-to-find houseplants, along with succulents, cactus, citrus, rare bulbs, gesneriads, and striking foliage plants. Historic New England members save 10% on purchases. Please call (617) […]
We're standing out to oppose our government's funding of violence against immigrants and protesters of ICE and Venezuela. This is co-sponsored by Waltham Concerned Citizens and Waltham Indivisible. We will have extra signs, if you don’t have time to make one. What’s important is that you show up to be heard! Bundle up more than […]
Please note the 3D printing workshop on January 17 is full. You can still register to be put on a waiting list. Ever wonder what 3D printing is and how a 3D printer works? Led by the Charles River Collaboratory youth leaders, this session demystifies "additive manufacturing" by giving participants direct access to the Collaboratory's […]
Hoping to connect with other Bi+ people over coffee and conversation? Join us for a relaxed and friendly coffee social in Waltham. This edition of our popular series is for anyone who identifies under the Bi+ umbrella, including bisexual, pansexual, fluid, queer-identified, unlabeled, questioning, and anyone who experiences attraction to more than one gender (M-spec […]
Opportunities for Inclusion's 69th annual meeting will feature keynote speaker Thomas M. Stanley, 9th Middlesex State Representative, along with the Staff Longevity & Community Recognition Awards. This event is hybrid and open to the public. In-person location: Opportunities for Inclusion, 56 Chestnut Street, Waltham, MA. Zoom attendees: Please contact OFI at 781-899-1344 x4147 for the […]
The Zoning Board of Appeals generally meets on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Public Meeting Room located on the ground level, or in the auditorium on the first floor, of the Arthur Clark Government Center at 119 School Street. The meeting schedule is determined by the volume of applications filed with the ZBA. […]
The Licenses and Franchises Committee meets at 7:00 p.m. The Veterans Services Committee, the Public Works and Public Safety Committee, the Economic and Community Development Committee, and the Long Term Debt and Capital Planning Committee meet upon the call of the Chairperson of each committee. The remaining committees meet in the following order, beginning at […]
One of the keys to living well with Parkinson's disease is to exercise and to avoid falls. This talk will focus on evidence-based updates and expert recommendations regarding exercise, balance and fall prevention for people with Parkinson's and other movement disorders. Exercise is particularly important as it may help to slow down disease progression, as […]
Unlock the benefits of pelvic floor exercise and healthy bowel and bladder habits with MGH's pelvic floor physical therapist Allison Snyder. Learn why it is important to have healthy bowel and bladder habits. We will also talk about the correct way to perform a pelvic floor contraction (Kegel) to help with urinary and bowel control. […]
The Board of Health meets monthly, year-round. Meetings are typically held on the third Wednesday of each month at 5 p.m. Contact the Health Department to confirm each meeting and for additional information.
Join Rose Art Museum staff members Madeleine Delpha and Yasmine Vera for an engaging conversation that explores how artists harness creativity to confront violence, respond to social unrest, and imagine paths toward change. Centered on works in "Fabricated Imaginaries: Crafting Art," this program highlights how fabricated forms—drawing from craft, performance, and material experimentation—become powerful tools […]
