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Historic Newton: Founding Newtonians in East Parish Burying Ground – Walking Tour, Sept. 15

Historic Newton is hosting a walking tour — Founding Newtonians in East Parish Burying Ground — where participants will visit the grave sites of some of Newton’s early settlers and the location of the 1630s meetinghouse, as well as learn about the indigenous Massachusett people, and learn about enslaved and…

Blue Heron Vocal Ensemble: The Blue Heron Songbook — From Burgundy to Broadway, Sept. 15

The Blue Heron Vocal Ensemble is hosting The Blue Heron Songbook — From Burgundy to Broadway, a concert of early music and contemporary songs from 15th century Burgundy to Broadway and beyond, performed on an intimate, festive program. There will also be wine and refreshments. Proceeds will benefit Blue Heron’s…

Ellen Foust’s photography exhibition: Bullough’s Pond Beauty – From Cloudscapes to Closeups. Reception, Sept. 17

Ellen Foust’s photography exhibition, Bullough’s Pond Beauty – From Cloudscapes to Closeups, is on display until September 30 in the Mayor’s Fine Art Gallery (Newton City Hall, 2nd Floor, 1000 Commonwealth Avenue). The exhibition features 28 iPhone photographs and explores the beauty of Newton’s Bullough’s Pond in all four seasons,…

Photographer Lou Jones talks about his exhibition, The PanAFRICA Project, Sept. 17

On September 17 at 7PM, The Allen Center will host an artist talk with Lou Jones, the photographer behind the exhibition, The PanAFRICA Project, in The Allen Center’s ground-floor gallery space (35 Webster Street, West Newton). The exhibition aims to create a contemporary visual portrait of modern Africa, using photography and…

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