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The Watch City Steampunk Festival/Heinlein Society Blood Drive will take place at First Parish in Waltham on Saturday, May 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. You can arrive early, donate, help people in need, and still attend the festival! Give blood or platelets with the Red Cross May 1-17 and get a $20 Amazon […]
We are fired up to officially announce the Flight 5K at Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co! Incredible location. Bigger vision. Pre and post race festivities at Mighty Squirrel's outdoor beer garden with food trucks and an awesome race atmosphere. We are raising money for the Waltham Boys & Girls Club, an organization that provides a safe […]
A single mother—who is determined to give her twin boys a spring vacation after her original plans collapse—trespasses at her former in-laws’ luxury villa on the Riviera, a place she […]
The Waltham Clothing Exchange (WCE) is now open for its spring season on Tuesdays only from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through May 12. WCE is a friendly thrift shop and consignment store serving the community for 67 years. It’s a lot more than clothing. We offer affordable clothing for all ages, shoes, dozens of […]
The Waltham Community Preservation Committee meets approximately four times per year (September, November, February, May). Meetings are typically held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. The application deadline is noon, one week before each meeting. The May meeting usually includes the annual public input hearing. Meetings are usually held remotely via […]
Join the Waltham Public Schools and the League of Women Voters of Waltham for a night of fun, friendly competition, and civic participation! Our inaugural Community-wide civics trivia night will be a lively, interactive, social event where teams compete by answering questions spanning: Waltham government and history State government and history Federal government and branches […]
A Board of Library Trustees appointed by the mayor establishes Waltham Public Library policies, which are administered by the Library Director. The Trustees typically meet on the second Thursday of each month from September through June, at 2:00 p.m. in the Trustees Room. Meetings are open to the public, and interested citizens are welcome to […]
The New England Forestry Foundation is hosting a free screening of the documentary film “Women of Carbon” at Patagonia in Harvard Square. There will be pizza and beer for a donation to NEFF and we’ll have a panel discussion afterwards highlighting the important connections between carbon, climate, and forestry. This screening is free, but space […]
Hosted by Marisa and Malissa every third Monday at the Waltham Museum, the Watch City Ukers #207 provide a relaxed atmosphere where any level is welcome. We are thrilled to share our newly revised Watch City Ukers Songbook with you. It’s packed with fresh favorites we think you’ll love whether you’re a beginner or seasoned […]
A Dutch family of Moroccan descent embarks on a road trip to honor their father’s wish to return to Morocco and spend his final days at his ancestral home. Along […]
Can bones grow stronger? Yes! Physical therapists will describe the foundations of bone physiology, fundamentals of strength training, exercise selection and extremity programming. Seasoned therapists will offer exercise recommendations for cardiovascular exercise and balance exercises as well. This health workshop is a continuation of the Community Outreach Program spanning a variety of health diagnoses, presented […]
Can bones grow stronger? Yes! Physical therapists will describe the foundations of bone physiology, fundamentals of strength training, exercise selection and extremity programming. Seasoned therapists will offer exercise recommendations for cardiovascular exercise and balance exercises as well. This health workshop is a continuation of the Community Outreach Program spanning a variety of health diagnoses, presented […]
