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Add EventEver wonder what all the hype is about with AI? This workshop will be led by Charles River Collaboratory instructors, with youth leaders as co-instructors. This workshop will focus on the basics of AI, and you will learn to train a “machine learning” model for object recognition to understand how AI models are trained by […]
On the day of her wedding, Eurydice falls victim to a tragic accident that sends her hurtling into the Underworld. Ripped from her beloved Orpheus, the greatest musician in the world, Eurydice is reunited with her father in the Land of the Dead. Orpheus journeys to retrieve his bride but Eurydice has doubts about returning […]
On the day of her wedding, Eurydice falls victim to a tragic accident that sends her hurtling into the Underworld. Ripped from her beloved Orpheus, the greatest musician in the world, Eurydice is reunited with her father in the Land of the Dead. Orpheus journeys to retrieve his bride but Eurydice has doubts about returning […]
Come join Good News Gus and his puppet pals for songs, stories, and puppet shenanigans at our Carriage House. This interactive puppet show is both fun and funny; you’ll be […]
Sing with Lexington Pops Chorus in its 44th season. Lexington Pops Chorus will hold two open rehearsals, January 27 and February 3, in Clark Hall at Hancock Church, 1912 Mass Ave, Lexington (on the Green). We welcome new singers each September and January. Auditions are not required, but singers must be able to read music. […]
Join us for a special concert with Jake Blount, award-winning performer and scholar of Black folk music. A talented multi-instrumentalist—from the banjo to fiddle to electric guitar to synthesizer—Blount creates his own “Afrofuturist folklore.” Blount has shared his music at venues including Carnegie Hall, Newport Folk Festival, the Library of Congress and NPR’s Tiny Desk. […]
The Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, located in Saugus, Massachusetts, is a mid-twentieth century reconstruction of a seventeenth-century ironworks. Built by private investors in the public interest, the site […]
Calling all plant lovers! Learn the basics of how to best take care of your plants with Quontay "Q" Turner, founder of Emerald City Plant Shop. New England's first Black-owned […]
The Waltham Cultural Council is a part of the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s local council program. It allocates funds for arts, sciences and humanities projects and events which focus on Waltham’s cultural […]
Gain confidence as a public speaker. Our club, within Toastmasters International, works on improving communication and leadership skills in a supportive environment. We meet twice a month, first and third […]
The Conservation Commission typically meets twice each month on Thursdays at 7 p.m. Meetings are usually held remotely via Zoom and are open to the public. Visit the commission's web page for more information (Zoom links are included in each posted agenda).
Please join Waltham Concerned Citizens at the corner of Main and Moody Streets for our regular first-Saturday peace vigil on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 11:00 a.m. to noon.
