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Add EventFormed in the fog of the timeline around the fall of the Twin Towers, the death of Elliott Smith, the peak influence of Pitchfork and the dawn of the iPod, […]
CANCELLED DUE TO POOR PATH CONDITION Join the Waltham Land Trust for a walk along the Charles River trail in search of dazzling waterfowl visiting from northern climes, as well as our resident birds. Possible sightings include bufflehead, ring-necked, and goldeneye ducks, hooded and common mergansers, great blue herons, red-tailed hawks, and bald eagles! Bring […]
This event is open to Waltham and Weston students who will be in grades 9-12 in fall 2026. You've seen Waltham's Julia Kern race in this year's Olympics. Follow in her tracks with your high school cross country ski team! This Saturday, Feb. 28, 10:30-Noon, we will have a 'try it' recruitment day for next […]
Meet at Waltham City Hall on this last Saturday in February for a group bike ride. We will determine the route closer to the time of the ride based on […]
Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of beautiful traditional music from the British Isles and beyond with Mrs. Wilberforce. Come early to enjoy tea, biscuits and good company in the beautifully restored […]
Join the Jewish community of Waltham to celebrate Purim with carnival games, hamantaschen contest, crafts like make your own mask and gragger, and a costume parade! Sign up here to throw […]
Note new date: This event was rescheduled due to last week's snow storm. A free event for teens and tweens in grades 6–12. Enjoy an evening of food and fun featuring […]
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 […]
The Parks-Recreation Board meets monthly, excluding July and August. Public agenda and additional information can be found here.
Coal was the main fuel for industry, utilities and domestic life in metropolitan Boston between roughly 1820 and 1970, including the core years of the Industrial Revolutions. During this period, coal accounted for the majority of Boston’s energy supply and provided energy to Boston’s homes, factories, foundries, power plants, shipyards and other operations. Coal also […]
The Rose Art Museum is honored to host Judy Chicago for a special conversation with Catherine Morris, Senior Curator for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the […]
Dive into soil and composting in this Plant Parenthood class with Quontay Turner, founder of Emerald City Plant Shop. Learn the different components to mix your own soil for different […]
