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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 […]
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 […]
This is a Steampunk “Extra Hours” Event. Join us for a poetry open mic immediately following the 2026 Watch City Steampunk Festival. Poets and poetry lovers are invited to meet just steps away from Waltham Common at the lovely Waltham Museum. Come share in this celebration of the talent of our community! Parental advisory: This […]
Tired of all the snow and shoveling? Come join us as we continue our Social Series with “Steampunk Show & Tell II.” Curious about what steampunk IS? Wondering WHY all the top hats and goggles? Interested in HOW this genre is historical? This event, back by popular demand, features steampunk models who will walk the runway […]
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 […]
Join us as we continue our Social Series with “Cedar Hill: Cornelia Warren’s gift to the Girl Scouts” with Francine Edwards, one of the co-founders of the Girl Scout Museum at Cedar Hill. This event provides a retrospective look at Cedar Hill, a woodland oasis away from the bustle of modern life, where campers can […]
Tired of all the snow and shoveling! Come join us at our free 2026 Social Series supported in part by a grant from the Waltham Cultural Council, a local agency funded by Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Francine Edwards with Cedar Hill: Cornelia Warren’s Gift to the Girl Scouts. Francine was one of the […]
Join us as we continue our Social Series with “More than Money: The world of coin collecting” with Neil Musante, a collector and numismatic researcher and author of two books that have become standard references on the subject, with a third coming soon. This talk will explore various aspects of collecting, including some of the […]
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 […]
Join us as we continue our Social Series with Traditional Folk and Celtic Duo: Bob and Jen Strom with Emily Peterson on concertina. Bob and Jen will sing a blend of American folk songs and Irish ballads along with Irish fiddle tunes and will be joined by local favorite and Beverly resident, Emily Peterson, on […]
Join us as we continue our Social Series with "Evolution of the Game of Baseball in the 19th Century" with baseball historian Brian Sheehy, the History Department Coordinator at North Andover High School and an award-winning educator. Did you know the original home plate was circular? Did you know the National League that we know […]
Join us as we continue our Social Series with "Trails, Tents, and Traditions: Boy Scouting in Waltham" with Robert Logan, President of the Waltham Friends of Scouting and President of the Waltham City Council. This event highlights Waltham’s scouting legacy and the values that have guided scouts on and off the trail: preparedness, service, and […]
