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Newton Free Library: Reclaiming folk – Celebrating people of color in folk music, Nov. 23

On Sunday, November 23 from 2PM – 3:30PM, the Newton Free Library (330 Homer St, Newton) will host Reclaiming Folk: Celebrating People of Color in Folk Music, featuring Naomi Westwater, Louie Lou Louis, and Prateek. From Reclaiming Folk: This is an event series that celebrates and honors people of color (POC) in…

Newton Family Singers: Dancin’ on Sunshine sing-along dance, Nov 23

The Newton Family Singers and Arlington’s Family Folk Chorale present “Dancin’ on Sunshine:  An inter-generational sing-along dance party!” on Sunday, November 23 at 4PM at Arlington Town Hall (30 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington). This season’s fun and uplifting theme is “Dancin’ on Sunshine” featuring music by the Bee Gees, Avicii, Kygo,…

Cherry Street Music at The Allen Center: Boston’s Brilliance, Nov. 23

Cherry Street Music at The Allen Center presents Boston’s Brilliance, Sunday November 23 at 3PM. Enjoy an evennig of intimate chamber music by a virtuoso ensemble of celebrated artists including BSO violinist Alexander Velinzon, BSO violist Cathy Basrak, cellist Allison Eldredge, and pianist Max Levinson. Repertoire includes Robert Schumann’s breathtaking piano Quartet, a Mozart…

Library: Pysanky – Ukrainian egg-decorating demonstration, Nov. 24

The Newton Free Library will host Pysanky: Ukrainian Egg Decorating Demonstration on Monday, November 24 at 6:30PM. At this demonstration, Christina Pasicznyk Vogel will explain the history and symbolism of “writing eggs” in the ancient Ukrainian tradition. After a presentation about pysanky eggs, Christina will demonstrate the process live. There will be plenty…

Newton Tree Conservancy: 2026 Spring Tree Planting – Application deadline extended to Dec. 14

The Newton Tree Conservancy will host a Community Tree Planting next spring on April 11, 2026 for Newton residents with space on their berm. However, there’s a social twist. One person must step forward as the neighborhood leader, assembling a team of five or more neighbors within a few blocks to identify places between…

West Newton Cinema – Free movie & discussion: Spreadsheet Champions, Nov. 5

On November 5 at 7PM, West Newton Cinema will host a screening of the heartwarming feature documentary Spreadsheet Champions, followed by a panel discussion with Newton’s own spreadsheet champion pioneers — Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston. Dan Bricklin invented and codeveloping (with Bob Frankston) VisiCalc, the first electronic spreadsheet, which…

Corpus Christi-St. Bernard Parish: Poinsettia Festival, Nov. 29-30

Corpus Christi-St. Bernard Parish will host its Poinsettia Festival in its Parish Hall (1524 Washington Street, West Newton) on Saturday, November 29 (10AM-4PM) and Sunday, November 30 (9AM-1PM). It’s a festive celebration that will include Baked Goods, Jewelry, Silent Auction, Raffle Baskets, Calendar Raffle, Christmas room, and Santa’s mailbox. Mr.…

Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: Public listening session regarding education funding, Dec. 3

The final Healey-Driscoll Administration’s public listening sessions regarding the funding of education will be held from 4:30-6:30PM on Wednesday, December 3 at Newton North High School. The Healey-Driscoll Administration is completing a series of public listening sessions to solicit feedback on the Chapter 70 school finance formula, the primary funding…

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