Welcome to Historic Newton's Newton House Tour! Each year, Historic Newton presents the Newton House Tour to showcase historic homes in the city. Each private residence is carefully selected by a committee to exhibit how [...]
Join us on Monday, May 19, for a guided tour of the recently completed bank restoration and public access improvements along Crystal Lake in Newton. Hear from Charles River Watershed Association's Senior Stormwater Program Manager [...]
13th Annual Walk for Independence is happening Saturday May 31st, from 9:00am-12:00pm at the Mount Ida Campus of Umass Amherst (100 Carlson Avenue in Newton, MA)! This is a free event where we invite you [...]
Led by Robin Putnam from the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs & Business Regulation In this session, you will learn essential information to stay steps ahead of fraudsters. We’ll tell you how to spot and [...]
Led by Robin Putnam from the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs & Business Regulation In this session, you will learn essential information to stay steps ahead of fraudsters. We’ll tell you how to spot and [...]
Newton Pride - Celebration of Queer Culture (CQC) is a free Pride event created to bring the Newton community (and beyond!) together to highlight and celebrate queer culture. Newton CQC offers educational activities and programming [...]
Explore Newton Community Education's 100+ summer camp options over 8 weeks in STEM, visual arts, sports, and so much more. Newton Community Education offers a wide range of exciting summer camps and classes for kids [...]
Explore Newton Community Education's 100+ summer camp options over 8 weeks in STEM, visual arts, sports, and so much more. Newton Community Education offers a wide range of exciting summer camps and classes for kids [...]
Led by Attorney Brian Bixby from Wilchins, Cosentino & Novins This event is part of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s (MBA) statewide 2025 Elder Law Education Program and coincides with the release of the updated and [...]
Join us for a public reading of Frederick Douglass’ powerful address “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”. Bring a picnic blanket, lawn chairs, and snacks to enjoy on the back lawn of [...]
Explore Newton Community Education's 100+ summer camp options over 8 weeks in STEM, visual arts, sports, and so much more. Newton Community Education offers a wide range of exciting summer camps and classes for kids [...]
Join Volunteer Musicians for the Arts (VMA) and M. Steinert & Sons for an afternoon of music, pizza, and purpose. VMA empowers young musicians to lead through community outreach, bringing live classical music to those [...]