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Posts published in February 2025

FUUSN monthly social-action lunch: Communities for Restorative Justice, Feb. 9 [POSTPONED]

The First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton (FUUSN) hosts a monthly free lunch with a different social-action speaker each month at FUUSN (1326 Washington Street, West Newton). At noon on February 9, the speaker will be Yael Yaaloz, Program Director at Communities for Restorative Justice (C4RJ). From FUUSN: Yael Yaaloz will speak…

Celebrate Black History Month at Newtonville Books: Meet authors Lisa Stringfellow & Phoebe Sinclair, Feb. 9 [POSTPONED]

Newtonville Books (10 Langley Road, Newton Centre) will host an afternoon of storytelling on February 9, 2PM-3PM with authors Lisa Stringfellow (author of A Comb of Wishes and Kingdom of Dust) and Phoebe Sinclair (author of Confessions of a Candy Snatcher) will read from their books and discuss the process of creating engaging stories…

Historic Newton: Winter Craft Series — Vintage Valentines, Feb. 12

Historic Newton will host Winter Craft Series: Vintage Valentines where participants can craft personalized valentines using materials inspired by vintage Valentine’s cards. It will take place on Wednesday, February 12, 7-9PM at the Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds (286 Waverley Avenue, Newton Corner). Registration is $15 for members, $10 for non-members.

Newton Free Library: Newton History Series — Collaborations between Irish Americans and Jewish Immigrants, Feb. 13

The Newton Free Library will present a book talk where Historian Hasia Diner will discuss her most recent book, Opening Doors: The Unlikely Alliance Between the Irish and the Jews in America, which discusses how Irish-Americans helped Jewish immigrants to integrate into American society. It will take place on Thursday, February…

Newton Conservators webinar: Animals Looking for Love on Valentine’s Day, It’s Not Just Humans, Feb. 13

Newton Conservators will be hosting a webinar, Animals Looking for Love on Valentine’s Day, It’s Not Just Humans. Participants will join Barbara Bates for a look at some of Newton’s larger animals looking for love in February and the myths that surround their quests. They will cover owls, groundhogs, skunks,…

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