On Sunday, November 17 at 3 p.m., be in the crowd to witness the literary fight of the century! (The 19th century, that is.) Over the past few years, two colleagues in the English Department—Rebekah Mitsein, who teaches a course on Jane Austen at Boston College, and Paul Lewis, who teaches a course on Poe […]
Mass General Brigham Newton-Wellesley Hospital Senior Living Community Forum Hosted by Newton-Wellesley Hospital Learn how Protective Services helps keep elders safe from abuse and neglect in our community! In any community, there are seniors who suffer from abuse, financial exploitation or neglect, and there are also seniors who put themselves at risk. Seniors who are […]
Watch City Ventures will hold a community outreach meeting to discuss the potential of a new residential building to be located on the parking deck on the southern edge of the main Waltham Watch Factory locus. Meeting will be held at Waltham Community and Cultural Center, 510 Moody Street. Neighbors, abutters and interested members of […]
Every November, the Board of Directors of the Waltham Land Trust holds an open meeting for WLT members and the general public where various topics we think would be of interest are discussed. This year, we'll mark our 25th anniversary by welcoming Mike Barnett, professor of Science Education and Technology with Boston College currently working […]
Join us for an inspiring virtual conversation with artists Helina Metaferia and Sheida Soleimani, whose work is featured in the current exhibition Face to Face: Portraits of Self and Others. Together, Metaferia and Soleimani will explore the powerful connections in each artist's unique creative practices, as they merge photography, collage, and other media to uncover […]
Waltham's Planning Department is holding a Public Input Meeting to collect feedback from the public about a Feasibility Study conducted by Nitsch Engineering, Inc. Please join us for a Public Input Meeting on the Moody Street Pedestrian Mall Feasibility Study A presentation will made by NITSCH consultants who conducted the study after which comments from […]
Kerry Kokkinogenis, Local Food Program Manager for Boston Local Food, will explore what eating local in the winter in New England means. Leave with a few recipes and ideas for your own table! Waltham Public Library | Lecture Hall Boston Local Food Program Register here!
Join Pat Murphy to get a behind the scenes look at the Day Center, the Night Program and the folks that make it all happen. This is the place we make a difference in a life, one act of kindness at a time. Come tour our Day Shelter and Night Program facilities and learn about […]
The Charles River Food Co-op is pleased to announce its second annual meeting. The meeting will take place at the Watertown Free Public Library, both in-person and via Zoom. This annual gathering offers an opportunity for members and the community to engage with the Co-op's leadership, review the year's achievements, and discuss future initiatives. Attendees […]
Enjoy the spectacular Gore Mansion and learn about entertaining in the early 1800s as practiced by this wealthy, well-traveled, and urbane couple on a Moonlight Tour! Christopher and Rebecca Gore were a fashionable Bostonian couple who, in the late 1700s, spent the better part of a decade living in London and Paris. Their country mansion in Waltham served […]
Join us on the farm. Shop local from both food and craft vendors to stock your holiday table and beyond. Ariel Matisse — Blackeyed Susan Sheep Dairy — Blaq Star Soaps — Conner Rosenblatt — Mahalab Bakery — Papa's Catch Salmon — Prana Plants — Suenos Chocolates — Tammy Dunroe Inman — WFCF Teens
Learn the fundamentals of journalism by attending The Waltham Times' Journalism 101 class, taught by Anne Donohue, an award-winning journalist, a public radio producer and a retired associate professor of journalism at Boston University. This program, designed to be engaging and interactive, will take place at the Waltham Public Library lecture hall on Saturday, Nov. […]
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