The Newtonville Area Council (NAC) has created the Newtonville Area Council Survey: Village Center Rezoning, to collect input from Newton residents and business owners on the subject of Village Center Rezoning as it relates to Newtonville. The survey is open to residents, business owners, and visitors/users of Newtonville over the…
Posts published in June 2023
If you have a parent who is 60 or older and lives in Newton, consider giving them a three-month introductory membership for Newton at Home. For more than a decade, Newton at Home has been helping members of the Newton community “age in place” independently by meeting the practical needs…
The First Unitarian Universalist Society of Newton (FUUSN) will celebrate Father’s Day in an informal Sunday service at 10:15AM on June 18. Join us for a celebration of fathers and being a father. Bring memories of fathers in your life to honor with us. FUUSN is located in the heart…
Newton Juneteenth Celebration will take place on June 19, noon-4PM at the Hyde Community Center (90 Lincoln Street, Newton Highlands). It’s free, and you are encouraged to reserve a spot. There will be live music, food trucks, vendors, and family-friendly activities to celebrate our national holiday commemorating the emancipation of…
The Newton Farmers Market will kick off its season on Tuesday, June 20, and continue until October 17, 1:30PM to 6PM at Cold Springs Park (1200 Beacon Street). The Saturday Market at Newton North High School (parking lot at 350 Lowell Avenue) will be open from June 24 through October…
The Newton Police Department, the Newton Gun Violence Prevention Collaborative, and the Middlesex County Sheriff’s department are hosting a Gun Buyback on June 24, 9AM to noon, at 196 Jackson Road (the old Aquinas College parking lot) for the safe disposal of unwanted guns. Reduce the risk of suicide, accidental discharge,…
The Allen Center presents the Inaugural Concert for Allen Center Outdoors – a summer series of outdoor programs on the grounds of The Allen Center (35 Webster Street, West Newton) — FREE and open to the public! Advance registration is recommended. The fabulous Boston-based early jazz & acoustic blues jug band, Outrageous Fortune, led…
The Newton Theatre Company presents The Monologue Project: LGBTQ+ Voices. Tickets are free, but please RSVP via these links: Hear the stories of Newton LGBTQ+ folks with a variety of identities and backgrounds as they share challenges they have overcome and take pride in their identities. Music and drag performances will be…
On June 25, 1PM-4PM, Jon Regosin, former Director of MassWildlife, will lead the first in a series of Newton Conservators BioBlitz outings – -this one in Cold Spring Park. Meet at 1200 Beacon Street. Learn more about how to identify native plants, birds, butterflies. Developed skills in identifying ferns or…
Lots of Brahms, Lots of Bassoon. Join Joel Bard and Sayuri Miyamoto and friends for their 18th annual Pan-Mass Challenge benefit chamber music concert to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The concert will take place on Thursday, June 29 at 7:30PM at the First Unitarian Universalist Society in…