The Friends of Newton Tennis is organizing this two-day level-based co-ed community tennis event celebrating lifelong tennis and wellness in collaboration with the Newton Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture and New England Tennis & Education Foundation. Tournament fees will go to repair and maintain city municipal courts.
The Annual Upper Falls Village Day will be held on Sunday, October 1st, 2023 11am - 2pm. There will be live music, Jenny the Juggler, face painting and food from our local restaurant, Little Luke’s Cafe.
Join the Newton Senior Center’s “Walk to End Alzheimer’s,” right here in Newton, on Sunday, October 1, at 1 p.m. Wear purple and join us at the Senior Center's interim site – Brigham House, 20 Hartford Street in Newton Highlands. We will walk to Beacon Street and back via Walnut Street. To join us or...
Come join us at the Annual Upper Falls Village Day. The event will be held on Sunday, October 1st, 2023 11am - 2pm. There will be live music, entertainment and food from our local restaurant, Little Luke’s Cafe.
Are you looking for a fun way to help those in need in the Newton community? Then please join the Friends of the Poor Walk, taking place on October 1 at 1:30. The beautiful fall course will take walkers around Crystal Lake, beginning and ending at Sacred Heart Church (1321 Centre Street). This family-friendly event...
Please join Indigenous Peoples Day Newton for our 3rd annual Indigenous Peoples Day Ceremonial Celebration in Newton, MA! Our Celebration is a free, outdoor, family-friendly, Indigenous-led, & volunteer-run event that celebrates & amplifies the voices of Indigenous peoples in the Northeast & beyond. We’ll have music, traditional dancing, delicious food, over 40 Indigenous-owned businesses, community...
Please join us for our 3rd annual Indigenous Peoples Day Ceremonial Celebration in Newton, MA! This Celebration is a free, outdoor, family-friendly, Indigenous-led, & volunteer-run event that celebrates & amplifies the voices of Indigenous peoples in the Northeast & beyond. We’ll have music, traditional dancing, delicious food, Indigenous-owned businesses, community organizations, activities for youth, &...
Canadian Poet Laureate Louise Bernice Halfe (aka "Sky Dancer") will be making two appearances in Newton as part of the week-long celebrations of Indigenous Peoples Day. Invited by the Newton-based Poets' Theatre in collaboration with the Canadian Consulate, Sky Dancer will appear at the third annual Indigenous Newtonians event on Monday October 9 at 4pm...
Canadian Poet Laureate Louise Bernice Halfe (aka "Sky Dancer") will be making two appearances in Newton as part of the week-long celebrations of Indigenous Peoples Day. Invited by the Newton-based Poets' Theatre in collaboration with the Canadian Consulate, Sky Dancer will appear at the third annual Indigenous Newtonians event on Monday October 9 at 4pm...
Newton Harvest Fair is a two-day event. Saturday, October 14 will feature kiddie rides and carnival food trucks only. Sunday, October 15, will feature the full open air-market. This is a wildly popular event attracting thousands for the food, music, community performances and vendors.
Newton Harvest Fair is a two-day event. Saturday, October 14 will feature kiddie rides and carnival food trucks only. Sunday, October 15, will feature the full open air-market. This is a wildly popular event attracting thousands for the food, music, community performances and vendors.
Join Grace Episcopal Church Newton in celebrating 150 years of community engagement as we cut the ribbon on our restored tower and ring the bells of the refurbished Eldredge Chime. Sunday October 15th. On the lawn facing Farlow Park at 76 Eldredge Street, Newton Corner. 3-5pm. Remarks by Mayor Fuller, entertainment by the Branches Steel...
