The Newton Watercolor Society will host a free watercolor demo by Joseph Zbukvic, open to public on Monday, May 13, 6PM-8PM at the Newton Free library. The Society notes that Mr. Zbukvic is presently the top Master watercolorist in the world.
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The Chinese-American Association of Newton will host a forum for candidates for State Representative on May 15, 7PM-8:30PM, in the Druker Auditorium of the Newton Free Library (330 Homer Street). For Middlesex District 11 (alphabetical order by last name):Alexander JablonAmy Sangiolo Steve Yanovsky For Middlesex District 12 (alphabetical order by…
Join the Walnut Street Minyan on Saturday, May 18 for a Shabbat morning in their new(ish) home (858 Walnut Street, Newton). Lay-led, traditional egalitarian service, starting at 9:30AM. Optional Pirkei Avot class following an enhanced kiddush.
The City of Newton is hosting a free Fix-It Clinic where you can bring broken household items and you will be guided through diagnosing the issue and fixing it. It will take place on Saturday, May 18, 10AM-2PM at the Newton Free Library (330 Homer Street, Newton Centre). You must…
The Street Chestnut Hill is hosting a Newton Children’s Business Fair where you can support local future entrepreneurs as they showcase their ideas. It will take place May 18, 11AM-3PM on the green at The Street Chestnut Hill (33 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill).
Communities Without Borders will host a benefit concert on May 18, 7:30PM at the First Unitarian Society in Newton (1326 Washington Street, West Newton). The concert will feature Orchestra Without Borders, jazz duo Jonathan Fagan and Michael Rosen, and soprano Hannah Shanefield. They will share music for chamber strings from…
Newton Community Farm will hold its annual Spring Seedling Sale on May 18-19, 12PM-3PM at the farm (303 Nahanton Street). Over 80 varieties of home-grown and hardy seedlings! All seedlings are$6 per pack or container. More details here.
Commonwealth Lyric Theatre will present a concert version of Pinochio the Musical on May 18 at 5PM and May 19 at 4PM in the War Memorial Auditorium in Newton City Hall. Best for ages 5+ but fun for the entire family. Tickets are $35, and families with financial need are…
Newton Family FunFEST offers two full days of entertainment on Newton City Hall Grounds, May 18-19, 10AM-4PM. Sponsored by Newton Cultural Development FunFEST is a celebration of art for all ages, including live performances, a community art project, live public art event, craft/vendor booths, and a carnival. Add a swash…
The Boston Area Coffeehouse Association is promoting a house concert by Don White in a Newton residence on May 19, 2PM-4:30PM. Suggested donation: $25. To receive an invitation, send name and email address to: [email protected].
Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra will feature their own concertmaster Julia Cash, in Julia Cash and Friends, an afternoon of violin-centric chamber music, featuring two new members of Pro Arte, violinists Yeolim Nam, Jeff Pearson, Liana Zaretsky, and cellist Rebecca Thornblade. The performance will take place on May 19 at 3PM at the…
The Newton Cemetery & Arboretum will host a Springtime Tree Tour through the winding roads of its grounds on May 19 starting at 10AM. Led by its staff arborists, the tour will showcase over 30 species of flowering trees, shrubs, and perennials. Come to enjoy flowers and learn about the Arboretum’s…