June to bring an abundance of art and music events to Newton
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer in New England, and Newton has a way of packing the early summer season with art, cultural [...]
Photos: Newton Memorial Day parade, ceremony
Newton marked Memorial Day with two days of observances paying tribute to those who served in the armed forces and are no longer with us. [...]
Five things to do in Newton this weekend
It's Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer and a time to reflect on those we've lost and enjoy cookouts with those who are [...]
50th Annual Mayor’s Community Breakfast spotlights efforts in social justice
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller emceed the city's annual Mayor's Community Breakfast on May 22. Screenshot from NewTV “Go Celtics!” Mayor Ruthanne Fuller cheered as she [...]
Arts and culture take center stage at Newton’s FunFEST
Music, laughter, and bubbles filled the air at Newton’s FunFEST this weekend. The overcast day on May 18 didn't stop Newton families from thronging the [...]
Newton dance school boasts long history and innovative approaches
Joanne Langione Dance Center is the oldest school of dance education for children in Newton, but it isn’t languishing in the past. With a new [...]
Plans are moving forward to dramatically transform Newton’s Washington Street
PHOTO: Design concept for Washington Street after pilot project. Newton Planning Department As spring brings roadwork, building renovations and the beginnings of major renovation and [...]
Five things to do in Newton this weekend
This weekend will be one big celebration for Newton as the city is treated to both a carnival and an arts festival. The Linda Plaut [...]
Photos, Videos: John M. Barry Boys & Girls Club 27th Annual Gala
The John M. Barry Boys & Girls Club of Newton held its 27th annual gala on Saturday night, raising money for programs that help kids [...]
Newsmakers: A wealth advisor, some scholarships and a Beacon anniversary fundraiser
Editor’s note: Newsmakers is a new regular feature spotlighting accomplishments of Newton community members, businesses and organizations. Newton Community Pride awards scholarships Newton Community Pride [...]
Protest sends library photo exhibit into confrontation and chaos
A photography exhibit at the Newton Free Library depicting people and scenery from the West Bank has been getting pushback from some in Newton, and on [...]
Library exhibit focusing on West Bank sees pushback in Newton
There's a new art exhibit at the Newton Free Library that features photographs from the West Bank, and some in Newton are voicing outrage over [...]
Friends remember Phil Herr, housing advocate and longtime city planner
Phil Herr, a longtime city planner in Newton, died on April 16. He played a key role in many Newton planning initiatives, particularly the Comprehensive [...]
Five things to do in Newton this weekend
"Most mothers are instinctive philosophers." —Harriet Beecher Stowe Mother's Day is on Sunday, which means most weekend events will be held on Saturday. So rest [...]
Newsmakers: Some money, some awards and a high schooler walking against hunger
Editor’s note: Newsmakers is a new regular feature spotlighting accomplishments of Newton community members, businesses and organizations. Six Newton artists awarded Mass Cultural Council Creative [...]