Metropolitan State Hospital

Join the <a href="https://walthamlandtrust.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Waltham Land Trust</a> and former employees of the Fernald School for a walk to the <a href="https://www.metferncemetery.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">MetFern Cemetery</a> on trails in <a href="https://irp.cdn-website.com/738775c1/files/uploaded/2017-07-29-GOS-Beaver-Brook-North-Reservation.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Beaver Brook North Reservation</a>. Once there, we’ll hear from art therapist/WLT Board member Barbara Marriott and her colleagues about the positive experiences they shared with residents while employed there.
Park/meet by Waltham Dog Ranch, 475 Trapelo Road, Waltham.&nbsp;

Local Event: Former Fernald Emolyees' Memories Walk and Talk

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Former Fernald Emolyees' Memories Walk and Talk

Join the Waltham Land Trust and former employees of the Fernald School for a walk to the MetFern Cemetery on trails in Beaver...

First Parish in Waltham

Help celebrate <a href="https://walthamlandtrust.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Waltham Land Trust’s</a>&nbsp;successes from the past year by attending our annual meeting. Lynne Tolman, president of the <a href="https://www.majortaylorassociation.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Major Taylor Association</a>, will present an illustrated talk about Major Taylor, "the Worcester Whirlwind." Learn the remarkable story of the 1899 world champion's life on and off the racetracks of the world, his connection to Waltham's rich cycling history, and how the legacy of this African American pioneer is shaping cycling today.
During the meeting, we’ll also provide updates on issues we're tackling, celebrate our Inge Uhlir Environmentalist of the Year, honor retiring Board member Diana Young, and vote on returning WLT Directors.
More on our presenter: Lynne Tolman is a cyclist herself, a writer and editor -- retired from the Worcester Telegram &amp; Gazette -- and president of the nonprofit Major Taylor Association, based in Worcester. She has written about bicycling for VeloNews, USA Cycling, and other publications. She lives in Worcester and bikes with the Seven Hills Wheelmen.&nbsp;

Local Event: Waltham Land Trust Annual Meeting

Waltham Land Trust Annual Meeting

Help celebrate Waltham Land Trust’s successes from the past year by attending our annual meeting. Lynne Tolman, president of...

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Jesse Corwin

Boston Metropolitan Area

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Chris Rhatigan

Lexington

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Jessie Castellano

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Mount Alvernia Academy

You're invited to join Mount Alvernia Academy for Open House on Thursday, November 19, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. As we celebrate 100 years of excellence, discover a legacy of faith, learning, and service, rooted in our mission to inspire students to share their gifts with others and make the world a better place.
A two-time National Blue Ribbon School, MAA offers an academically rigorous environment where students are known and loved. Tour our 4-acre campus, meet teachers, staff, parents, and students, and discover the commitment to academic excellence that has defined our school for 100 years. Please use the link below to register. Nov Registration: Click<a href="https://www.ravenna-hub.com/events/06c77dad-81f8-4847-ada3-9bec3d3d2f6c" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"> HERE</a>
We look forward to meeting your family and sharing more about MAA!

Local Event: Mount Alvernia Academy Admissions Open House

Mount Alvernia Academy Admissions Open House

You're invited to join Mount Alvernia Academy for Open House on Thursday, November 19, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. As we celebrate...

The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts

The Boston International Kids Film Festival celebrates creativity and storytelling through films made by young filmmakers and professionals from around the world. Featuring inspiring screenings, filmmaker Q&amp;As, student competitions, and thought-provoking discussions, the festival brings families, educators, and young audiences together to explore diverse perspectives and discover the power of filmmaking. On Friday, November 20, we invite high school students and their families to a free event at Walnut Hill School for the Arts - a college panel discussion with Representatives from Emerson College, Lesley University and Bridgewater State University explaining the process of applying to film and art school; what students can expect while attending and career opportunities after graduation. Teens and their families can then mingle with the panelists and representatives from other schools across New England while enjoying pizza and refreshments at our mini college-fair. This will be followed by a screening of films made by high school students. Watch the short films and celebrate the top three with an awards presentation. Saturday, November 21, will be a full day of short films (both professional and student-made) appropriate for middle school students and above. Every screening will conclude with filmmakers in attendance engaging with the audience in a Q&amp;A. On Sunday, November 22, &nbsp;come and enjoy animated short films appropriate for children ages 5 and up. Following the morning screenings, the whole family can participate in a hands-on stop-motion animation workshop! ( Free with ticket to film screenings). The festival will close with a screening of GONE GUYS, a documentary about young men's social isolation, its consequences and what is being done to help. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with mental health experts working with teens in school and sports.www.bikff.org

Local Event: Boston International Kids Film Festival

Boston International Kids Film Festival

The Boston International Kids Film Festival celebrates creativity and storytelling through films made by young filmmakers and...

The Foundry

Join author Edwidge Lafleur Bayas for an inspiring and intimate evening celebrating her two books, Renaître n’est pas un hasard and I Chose Me—two deeply personal works that explore resilience, healing, self-discovery, and the courage to embrace one's own journey.
Through the power of storytelling, this special gathering invites us to reflect on life's challenges, the lessons that shape us, and the possibilities that emerge when we choose to move forward with renewed purpose.
Whether you are passionate about literature, personal growth, or stories that speak to the heart, this evening offers an opportunity to connect, share, and celebrate the transformative power of words.
✨ Come for the stories. Stay for the inspiration. Leave with a renewed appreciation for your own journey.
📚 Discover the books.
💬 Connect with the author.
❤️ Share an evening of reflection, inspiration, and meaningful conversation.
Bring a friend, invite someone who loves a good story, and join us for a memorable evening in Cambridge.
Your presence would make this celebration even more special.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Local Event: An Evening with Author Edwidge Lafleur Bayas

An Evening with Author Edwidge Lafleur Bayas

Join author Edwidge Lafleur Bayas for an inspiring and intimate evening celebrating her two books, Renaître n’est pas un hasard...

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Former Fernald Emolyees' Memories Walk and Talk

NOV

14

1:00 PM

Metropolitan State Hospital, 475 Trapelo Rd, Waltham, MA

Waltham Land Trust Annual Meeting

NOV

17

7:00 PM

First Parish in Waltham, 50 Church St, Waltham, MA

Mount Alvernia Academy Admissions Open House

Boston International Kids Film Festival

An Evening with Author Edwidge Lafleur Bayas