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Add EventWe advocate for safer streets and a more bike- and pedestrian-friendly city. Join us on our four-mile group ride along the rail trail and to the Highlands. The route uses some steep streets in the Highlands. Coffee and snacks at Cafe on the Common afterward (2 p.m.).
Join members of the Waltham node of 350Mass to discuss what can be done locally and statewide to tackle climate change.
Created by critic-historian Jeremy Eichler as part of “Time’s Echo Live,” an acclaimed new series bridging the arts with the humanities, this program blends narrative and live performance to open up multiple new perspectives — on the legacy of Shostakovich, on the memory of the Second World War, and on the meaning of listening. Eichler’s […]
Join us at the Waltham Comic Book and Collectibles Show for a day of geeking out over comics, toys, and all things collectible! From rare comics to vintage toys to trading cards to video games, you'll find treasures galore at this event. Meet fellow fans, browse through unique items, and maybe even score that missing […]
Program Alan Silvestri: Back to the Future Suite Bohdana Frolyak: Symphony No. 2 (U. S. Premiere) Max Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1, Lillian Arnold Mages, soloist Purchase tickets here. Questions? Contact the Waltham Philharmonic Orchestra
April is National Donate Life Month, and New England Donor Services (NEDS) and the Waltham Lions Club will host an event at Waltham City Hall on April 1 to strengthen community awareness of the importance of organ and tissue donation. The event will also honor donor recipients and families and encourage people to register as potential donors. Mayor […]
The rise, fall, and redemption of the doctor behind America's first public school for mentally disabled people From the moment he became superintendent of the nation's oldest public school for intellectually and developmentally disabled children in 1887 until his death in 1924, Dr. Walter E. Fernald led a wholesale transformation of our understanding of disabilities […]
Beginning Monday, March 31, 2025, and continuing through Friday, April 25, 2025, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will intermittently close the Mass Central Rail Trail (MCRT) between Bacon Street and Hammond Street in the City of Waltham from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. to accommodate fence replacement work. Detours will be clearly marked, […]
Come join Good News Gus and his puppet pals for songs, stories, and activities in the Gore Place Carriage House. This interactive puppet show is both fun and funny; you’ll be in stitches by the end! The sessions are recommended for 3- and 4-year-olds but all are welcome! $16 per child, $11 per child of […]
The Richard Saivetz '69 Memorial Architectural Lecture. Join us for a compelling conversation with acclaimed artist Hugh Hayden, whose uncanny sculptures and installations reimagine American craft and architectural traditions, challenging our perceptions of built and natural environments. Hayden will be joined by Dr. Muna Güvenç, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at Brandeis University, and Dr. […]
Presented by Professor Amy Bentley, New York University, author of "Inventing Baby Food: Taste, Health, and the Industrialization of the American Diet." Free to the public, but registration required.
Join the Waltham Democratic City Committee (WDCC) where we will elect delegates to the Massachusetts State Democratic Convention in September. If you are interested in learning more about the caucus […]
