Fig City News Community Events
Newton’s calendar is packed with cultural offerings this week, from Holocaust remembrance programming to classic silent films with live music.
Events covered:
UN International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Art Exhibition and Film Screening – Jan. 27, 28, 29 at Center Makor
Historic Newton Book Club: “American Midnight” – Jan. 29
Newton For Everyone film: Does “Luxury” Housing Help or Hurt the Unhoused? – Jan. 29
Our Town – Jan. 16-17, 23-24, 30-31 at Newton Theater Company
Newton Community Education: Winter Programs & Summer Camp
Swing Music Concert – Jan. 30 at Cooper Center
Free Flute & Piano Concert – Jan. 30 at Church of the Redeemer
Friends of Newton Cemetery & Arboretum: Artist-in-Residence Program Applications
Parks, Recreation & Culture: Lifeguard Training Courses
Parks, Recreation & Culture: Swimming Lessons
Kenneth Newcomb Oral History Grants – deadline Jan. 31 at Newton Upper Falls Area Council
Sarah Wilkins – Cello Faculty Recital – Feb. 1 at ANMS
Behind the Screen: The Testament of Ann Lee – Feb. 1 at West Newton Cinema
Keaton’s The General and Chaplin’s The Immigrant with live music – Feb. 1 at West Newton Cinema
Haiku Writing Workshop – Feb. 3 at Newton Free Library
Piano Concert by Stanton – Feb. 5 at Cooper Center
The Colgate 13 Free Concert – Feb. 6 at Allen Center
An Evening with John Sayles – Feb. 7 at West Newton Cinema Reads
Shop Your Heart Out Market – Feb. 7 at Eliot Church of Newton
Waban Library Center Coffee Hour – Feb. 7, 14, 21
Behind the Screen: Sinners – Feb. 8 at West Newton Cinema
Fix-It Clinic – Feb. 8 at Newton Free Library
Teen Summer Expo – Feb. 10 at Newton South High School
Lunar New Year Celebration – Feb. 11 at Newton Free Library
Music Mondays: Romantic Beethoven and Franck – Feb. 16
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Full calendar: Newton Community Events
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