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Events for adults, families and kids in Newton, MA.

  • Musical Theatre For The Whole Family

    Musical Theatre For The Whole Family

    The Freelance Players present: the Newton Freelance Troupe  in Tortoise Vs. Hare.

    Tortoise Vs. Hare is an updated version of the  classic fable by Aesop. Over confident hares, a steady tortoise, and  forest animals ready to rescue the day make up the cast of this charming and hilarious musical by Stephen Murray.

    The Freelance Players troupe is a musical theatre ensemble of spirited performers ages 8-12.

    Performances:

    Friday, January 10th

    5:30 pm

    Grace Church

    76 Eldredge Street, Newton

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    Monday, January 13

    4:00 pm

    Underwood Elementary School

    101 Vernon Street, Newton

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    Monday, January 27

    4:30 pm

    Cabot Elementary School

    229 Cabot Street. Newtonville

    I  believe these performances are FREE! This is not an image of this particular play but of a previous one.

    Newton Freelance Troupe

  • Holocaust Blood Memory Art Exhibit by Lisa Rosowsky

    Holocaust Blood Memory Art Exhibit by Lisa Rosowsky

    Lisa Rosowsky Boston-area solo show! I went to college with Lisa and she was in my Freshman dorm room. I was thrilled to be a very small part of her Kickstarter project, Blood Memory. Now, she has a solo show at Brandeis!

    The opening reception is Thursday January 23rd, from 5:00-7:30 pm (the show is up through March 7)

    She will also be giving an artist gallery talk on Monday February 10 at 12:30 pm

    Brandeis University
    Kniznick Gallery, Women’s Studies Research Center
    515 South Street, Waltham

    For those of you who work during the day, there will be 3 special weekend days on which “Blood Memory” will be open to the public:

    Sunday February 9, 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Saturday February 15, 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Saturday March 1, 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
    And if you missed recent press coverage about the show, you can check out:
    Metrowest Daily News article

    In Blood Memory: a view from the second generation, artist Lisa Rosowsky explores the “second generation” experience as the daughter of a hidden child and refugee from the Holocaust. Themes of repression and loss emerge, as do memories and stories about a family…

    “Blood Memory” exhibition, Holocaust Museum Houston, September 2012 from Lisa Rosowsky on Vimeo.

    Lisa Rosowsky solo show

     

  • FREE Yoga Class with Dawn Davis in Waban!

    FREE Yoga Class with Dawn Davis in Waban!

    FREE YOGA CLASS 
    with Dawn Davis
    WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1st
    1PM – 2PM, NEW YEAR FLOW
    1601 Beacon St, Waban, MA 02468
    I hope you can join us for an amazing yoga practice this Wednesday at 1pm!! (NOTE THE TIME CHANGE FOR THIS FREE CLASS).

    Happy New Year!!
    Regular classes resume on Friday, January 3rd at 9:30.
    Dawn Davis Yoga free yoga class

     

     

  • Cabaret Troupe at Newton North High School

    Cabaret Troupe at Newton North High School

    Cabaret Troupe coming January 9 and 10 to Newton North High School! Tickets are $7 and can be purchased here.

    Cabaret Troupe is a group of dedicated performers who tell stories through the unique medium of contemporary musical theatre. This year, we look forward to showcasing a balance of comedic and dramatic numbers, as well as fostering vibrant acting performances through song.

    Cabaret Troupe coming January 9 and 10 at NNHS

  • Just Think: Teens Making Smart Choices Expo at NNHS

    Just Think: Teens Making Smart Choices Expo at NNHS

    Join the Newton North PTSO for Just Think: Teens Making Smart Choices, an expo featuring approximately 30 community organizations. Parents/guardians and all those who help guide teens in making sensible decisions that will lead to a long, happy, and productive life are one focus. Teenagers are the other focus. They can participate in exhibitors’ enriching and fun activities, and they can also learn how to navigate the challenges of academic, peer, and societal pressures in order to stay safe and healthy. The expo will include several short presentations and discussions on current issues teens face every day.

    Be one of the first 50 students who come with a parent and receive a goodie bag with a chance to use the Newton North principal’s parking space for a week.  Come, have pizza and stroll Main Street at Newton North High School on Wednesday January 22nd from 5-7:30 pm .

    Exhibitors

    Educational and prevention information:

    • A Promise to Adam
    • American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (Boston Chapter)
    • Bike Newton
    • Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
    • CHADD
    • Director of Youth Services for the City of Newton
    • Gay-Straight Alliance
    • In Control Driving
    • Journey to Safety
    • MADD Massachusetts
    • Mentors in Violence Prevention
    • Middlesex  Partnership for Youth
    • Multi-service Eating Disorders Association
    • National Alliance on Mental Illness
    • Newton Bicycle/Pedestrian Task Force
    • Newton Parent Advisory Council for Special Education
    • Newton Health and Human Services Department
    • Newton Police Department
    • NNHS Prevention/Intervention Counselor and Services
    • Parents Helping Parents
    • Pedestrian Coordinator, City of Newton
    • Project INTERFACE
    • REACH
    • Riverside Community Care
    • Riverside Trauma Center
    • Samaritans, Inc.
    • The Newton Partnership
    • Whole Foods Market

    Great Activities:

    • Dreamfar
    • John M. Barry Boys and Girls Club of Newton
    • Newton ASC
    • Newton Free Library
    • Newton Mentoring Alliance
    • Newton Teen Center
    • OurNewton.org
    • TeenLife Media
    • West Suburban YMCA Music Studio

    Newton North High School, NNHS

  • Ring in the New Year at The Metropolitan Club

    Ring in the New Year at The Metropolitan Club

    The Metropolitan Celebrates the New Year with Special Dinner and New Year’s Day Brunch!

    Ring in the New Year at The Metropolitan Club

    WHAT:             

    On Tuesday, December 31st, 2013, The Metropolitan Club, Chestnut Hill, MA’s neighborhood restaurant, will mark the end of 2013 and the start of 2014 with a night of festive celebrations complete with menu specials served all night long!

    From 5:00PM to 10:00PM, The MET Club will offer a delectable list of specials in addition to the regular menu. Guests can begin with a selection of appetizers including bay scallop & Maine shrimp ceviche ($16), trio of oysters, cider mignonette, Rockefeller and wasabi crusted ($16), as well as roasted mission figs & foie gras mousse($16) before moving on to the main event with two entrée specials: roasted wild salmon served with caviar crème fraiche, Russian fingerling potatoes, salsify ($32), and hand-carved tenderloin roast with cognac cream, wild mushroom & taleggio strudel ($36).

    The meal, and year, will end on a sweet note with chef’s mocha bomb brownie with magic shell, espresso anglaise ($11). The Met Club’s full cocktail and wine list will be available all evening and The Met Club bar will be serving drinks until 11PM. Reservations are limited and highly recommended by calling: (617) 731-0600.

    New Year’s Day Brunch:

    Those opting for a New Year’s Day celebration will have an additional offering as The Metropolitan Club opens for a very special New Year’s Day Brunch from 11:30AM – 2:30PM. The MET’s New Year’s Day brunch is served à la carte and reservations are highly recommended by calling directly at (617) 731-0600.

    WHERE:           The Metropolitan Club| 1210 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 | 617.731.0600

    WHEN:             New Year’s Eve: December 31st, 2013, Dinner: 5:00PM – 10:00PM, Bar: 5:00PM – 11:00PM.

                            New Year’s Brunch: Wednesday, January 1st, 2014: 11:30AM to 2:30PM.

    COST:              Cost varies. No entry fee.

    The Metropolitan Club Newton MA

  • Holiday Pop Up Store Tomorrow at L’Aroma Cafe

    Holiday Pop Up Store Tomorrow at L’Aroma Cafe

    Need last minute holiday gifts? Come to a Holiday Pop Up Store at L’Aroma Cafe tomorrow, Thursday, December 19th from 10 am to 1pm.

    L’Aroma Cafe is located behind the West Newton Cinema at 15 Spencer Street in West Newton Village.

    You will find local artists and artisans with gorgeous wares including hair accessories, accent pillows, jewelry, photographs, hostess gifts, notecards and coasters.

    Get your morning coffee, a muffin or lunch and get a little holiday shopping done as well! A portion of sales will be donated to Families First.

    Holiday Pop Up store

  • Free Events from Suzuki School of Newton

    Free Events from Suzuki School of Newton

    Suzuki School of Newton’s Violin and Viola Gala

    Tuesday, December 17 at First Baptist Church in Newton Centre, 5:15pm

    Come and enjoy the wonderful group performances of our violin and viola students, ranging from the very beginner to the advanced high school students! Admission is free.

    Suzuki School of Newton’s Cello, Guitar, Flute, and Orchestra Gala
    Saturday, February 8 at Temple Reyim (Auburndale), 6:45pm
    The Suzuki School of Newton Sinfonia will perform alongside our guitar, cello, and flute group classes. This is a great event for kids who are trying to decide on an instrument.

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    Classes at Suzuki School of Newton

    Mommy and Me Music Classes:

    Kindermusik at the Suzuki School of Newton – weekday morning classes as well as standalone Playdates

    Suzuki Prep – a singalong class that also prepares young children for studying a musical instrument.

    February Vacation Camp

    A Renaissance-themed school vacation camp for both musicians and non-musicians

  • 2nd Annual Holiday Stroll & Sing-Along in Newton Highlands!

    2nd Annual Holiday Stroll & Sing-Along in Newton Highlands!

    Please come out to support our local businesses for the 2nd Annual Holiday Stroll and Sing-Along in Newton Highlands!
    Friday, December 13th
    5 – 9 pm
    This event is produced by the Newton Highlands Village Merchant Coalition (NHVMC), and features over 20 local merchants and restaurant owners in historic Newton Highlands Village.
    They all independently-owned, mom and pop businesses!
    2nd Annual Holiday Stroll & Sing-Along
  • Brunch and Music Fundraiser for Children at MassGeneral Hospital

    Brunch and Music Fundraiser for Children at MassGeneral Hospital

    Give back this holiday season to help the youngest patients stay on top of their educations while going through treatment.

    EdTrips, in cooperation with Angel Ed, Playrific, EdTechWomen, and a host of other educators, will be sponsoring a musical brunch to raise money for the Office of Child Life at Massachusetts General Hospital.

    Take a much-needed break from shopping and join us for brunch and music in the vintage charm of the Restoration Resources function room. Bid on silent auction items to finish your holiday shopping.

    Proceeds will go to support educational technology and museum trips for young patients at MGH, including trips to local museums and iPads apps to keep them engaged and learning.

    Tickets are $15, all proceeds go to Mass General Office of Child Life. RSVP here.