Explore your passions or try something new this winter and spring with Newton Community Education! Our adult classes offer something for everyone, whether you’re looking to boost your skills, get active, or unleash your creativity. [...]
Did you know that Newton Conservators offers grants to support conservation, stewardship and understanding of Newton’s open spaces and environmental education? Previously funded projects include pollinator habitat enhancements, scholarships for the Newton Environmental Science Program, [...]
Are you interested in helping a member of our community learn English? Join the Newton Free Library's English Language Learning Program! An hour a week (in person or online) can make a real difference in [...]
Join us for a hands-on embroidery workshop where participants will recreate a design inspired by an object from the museum's collection. This beginner-friendly session is open to all skill levels, from first-time stitchers to experienced [...]
Media and information literacy are essential 21st-century skills in order to be an informed citizen. These are also skills that, when applied in a historical context, help us become better historians. In this discussion, we [...]
Over the next four weeks, we’ll dive into powerful biblical stories—Abraham’s trust in God, Moses leading the Israelites through the Red Sea, David’s courage against Goliath, and Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego standing firm in faith. [...]
Join us for an afternoon of storytelling with authors Lisa Stringfellow and Phoebe Sinclair. Lisa, author of A Comb of Wishes and Kingdom of Dust, and Phoebe, author of Confessions of a Candy Snatcher, will [...]
Join us for a fun night of trivia to benefit Newton Schools Foundation!
Newton Schools Foundation hosts Trivia Night to support Newton Public Schools! Show your school & community pride by bringing a team to Newton Schools Foundation’s all-new Trivia Night on Friday, March 14, 7:00-10:40 p.m., at [...]
In this unconventional violin recital, Julie McKenzie will explore the history, evolution, and repertoire of the violin, displaying its remarkable versatility. From its modest beginnings serving dancers with simple accompaniment to its emergence as a [...]
🎻🎶 Playathon 2025 is Almost Here! 🎶🎻 Join us for a 6-hour musical marathon featuring the talented students and instructors of the Suzuki School of Newton! Our musicians have been hard at work, completing a [...]
Led by Steven Gimbel, Professor of Philosophy, Gettysburg College Marie Curie won two Nobel prizes, yet her earliest education had to be conducted in secret because it was illegal to teach women. She faced misogyny [...]
