Open House Discover a new fitness class that fits your needs, schedule, and expectations. Join any Newton Parks, Recreation and Culture “Over 55” class for free in the month of January. Call 617-796-1506 to register. [...]
Experience a musical afternoon with the internationally renowned pianist, Victor Rosenbaum! Since his Boston debut in 1967, he has set the gold standard in classical music. This evening’s program showcases favorite classical repertoire, featuring Mozart's [...]
Two sisters and Newton residents have opened a business called Boston Birth Village to provide support from pregnancy through labor and Into the postpartum years. 📢 Attention all expectant parents! 🎉 Event Highlights: ✅ Fun [...]
As the Department of Senior Services plans for the construction of the Newton Center for Active Living (NewCAL) project at 345 Walnut Street in Newtonville, which will open in 2025, the City of Newton has [...]
Newton South Stage Theatre presents March of the Falsettos by William Finn Directed by Ben Miner '24 with musical direction by Brendan Qi This one act musical follows Marvin and his journey in search of [...]
Come and hear the wonderful musicians of the First Unitarian Universalist Society in concert on Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 2pm in the FUUSN Sanctuary. This year’s concert is a fundraiser for the UU Urban [...]
Suzuki School of Newton, Project STEP, and Daniel Bernard Roumain will present a K-12 performance of an original composition on the theme of diversity in classical music. This performance highlights the voices and stories of [...]
NCP is pleased to partner with New Art Center to bring a FREE Curator Talk with Reggie Woolery, New Art Center Director of Education on the exhibition Intercession.
NCP is pleased to partner with West Newton Cinema Foundation for this event. This informative panel discussion is moderated by film critic Sarah Vincent and focuses on the themes of the five-time Oscar-nominated film, “American [...]
NCP is pleased to partner with New Art Center to bring a FREE, VIRTUAL artist talk with the artists featured in Intercession. The showcase is at TRIO Art Corridor and highlights Black photographers who employ [...]
NCP is pleased to partner with New Art Center to bring a FREE, VIRTUAL artist talk with the artists featured in Intercession. The showcase is at TRIO Art Corridor and highlights Black photographers who employ [...]
NCP is pleased to partner with New Art Center to bring a FREE, VIRTUAL artist talk with the artists featured in Intercession. The showcase is at TRIO Art Corridor and highlights Black photographers who employ [...]
Join the New Phil and baritone soloist Phil Lima as they present the second concert in our Classics series this year: Equality & Triumph! Saturday, February 24th, 7:30 PM Program: Andante Moderato in G - [...]
NCP is pleased to partner with Story Starters and The Street Chestnut Hill to bring this free storytime and discussion with children's book authors Kaija Langley, the author of the award-winning Picture Book When Langston [...]
Newton Fix-It Clinic, Sun., 2/25, 1:15-4:15 pm. It's free! Sign up to get help repairing an item, or sign up to be a coach! We still need a coach for jewelry repair this time around [...]
Visit Newton's one hundred and eleven year old synagogue. Hear about the building and the Jewish community that built it.
The Biltmore (1205 Chestnut St, Newton, MA 02464) will support the Newton Schools Foundation by donating 10% of all proceeds on February 28, 2024 to the NSF. The Newton Schools Foundation advances excellence and equity [...]
On Thursday, February 29, 2024, the League of Women Voters of Newton – together with its cosponsors Better Action Now for Artificial Turf in Newton, Green Newton, and Mothers Out Front Newton – will be [...]
The Carroll Center for the Blind, a pioneering nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with vision loss, will host The Stargardt’s Summit, a free virtual event featuring panels of patients, medical professionals and assistive technology [...]
Mass in D by Dame Ethel Smyth (1858-1944) PREMIERE ALERT! Suffragette, composer, and famed memoirist, Smyth’s outsized personality made her friends amongst the upper classes who introduced her to Queen Victoria for whom she played [...]
Mass in D by Dame Ethel Smyth (1858-1944) Suffragette, composer, and famed memoirist, Smyth’s outsized personality made her friends amongst the upper classes who introduced her to Queen Victoria for whom she played her Mass [...]