Stroll through the Newton Cemetery and learn more about the namesakes of many of our city’s elementary and middle schools. Learn about their lives and see the final resting places of Dr. Henry Bigelow, Isaac Tucker Burr, and others whose legacy continues in our public schools. With the upcoming renovations, remodeling, and construction of many...
A return to Newton! The Black Feathers, made up of Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler first became aware of the magic between them while collaborating on several musical projects, becoming The Black Feathers and life partners in 2012. Americana, Folk, and Acoustic Indie Rock sensibilities coexist comfortably in their musical world, with Hughes’ guitar work...
The Black Feathers, a British duo described by Fatea Magazine as “a duo of undeniable talent,” will play in concert on Thursday, June 20, at The Allen Center in West Newton (MA). The British couple Sian Chandler and Ray Hughes intertwine effortlessly to create a genre-defying sound combining elements of folk, roots, Americana, and southern...
Join us at the West Newton Cinema for an exclusive opening night screening of the critically acclaimed film Paradise, followed by an engaging panel discussion featuring the film's producer and notable guests from the Sri Lankan and South Indian communities. Paradise, directed by award-winning filmmaker Prasanna Vithanage, tells the gripping story of an Indian couple's...
Please join us for the first meeting of Ty Burr’s Movie Club! Each month, Ty Burr, former film critic and cultural columnist at The Boston Globe and Pulitzer Prize finalist, will host a screening of one of his favorite movies, followed by a group discussion. For the inaugural meeting of the Movie Club, the West...
Captured Moments: Four Women Photographers, Four Unique Visions explores the diverse perspectives and photography styles of four local artists: Ellen Foust, Nicole Mordecai, Elisif Brandon, and Amy Oppenheimer. The exhibition showcases more than 30 digital photographs of architectural spaces, landscapes, and wildlife. Captured Moments is on display at NewTV on 23 Needham Street in Newton...
To celebrate Disability Pride Month and the 34th anniversary of the ADA, on Wed. July 17th at 7:00pm Understanding Our Differences, the Newton Commission on Disability, and the Newton Free Library are pleased to host a moderated panel of local speakers with disabilities who will explore the question, "What does disability pride mean to you?",...
Join us at West Newton Cinema for a screening of Widow Clicquot, followed by a dynamic panel discussion featuring French and film history scholars and expert wine crafters, educators, and reviewers. Dive into the origins of champagne empire Veuve Clicquot in Widow Clicquot, a romantic biopic which tells the story of Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin Clicquot, who...
Ever wondered about the evolution of Crystal Lake? This Newton landmark has been a spot for ice harvesting, recreational activities, famous neighbors, preservation efforts, and more. During this early morning walking tour we’ll share stories, photos, and seasonal memories as we walk all the way around the pond. Walking tours are $10 for members and...
Audition for the Boston Chapter of the GRAMMY® Award-winning National Children’s Chorus and the chance to sing at Carnegie Hall. Rehearsals are held in Newton on Tuesday evenings and provide children ages 5 to 18 the opportunity to learn and grow in an extraordinary musical environment. The country’s leading music educators work with students weekly to develop their vocal and musicianship skills from...
Join us for our Summer Social at Baramor! On August 6 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., join us on Baramor's patio in Newton Center and enjoy refreshments, raffle prizes and more. While you're there, be sure to try Baramor's "Pull for Charity". This August Baramor has selected the WSYMCA as their charity of the month....
Did you know Newton Corner was the site of one of New England’s first commercial nurseries? Put yourself back in time to when the Kenrick family cultivated fruit trees, ornamental trees, and shrubberies. Travel the original acreage of the nursery, see an 1882 Kenrick house, and visit the Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds. As nature allows,...
