A concert, the mayor's "Hoops for Our Troops" event and Newton artists open their studios.
A commencement, a chance to recycle electronics and a breakfast honoring volunteers.
A forum on Newton parking, a 5K and the Upper Falls Area Council meets.
A fashion show, a new police campaign and aldermen meet to discuss the budget.
Newton Open Studios preview, Land Use meets and Newton North baseball.
The local photography exhibit "Newton Inspirational Families" by Drew Hyman and Jennifer Nourse is currently on display at Gregorian Rugs in Newton Lower Falls. The exhibit, which features photographs and stories of inspirational Newton families, was prev
A memorial bike ride, a commencement and of course, Mother's Day.
Horace Mann Elementary Student Matthew Malec was honored last month for an essay he wrote about Boston sports.
Local music, Kids FunFEST and local sports.
A book & author luncheon, an open mic and big events at the two high schools.
Forty years ago, Nancy Perlow started as a part-time reference librarian at the Newton Free Library. Last month, she retired from her position as director.
This week's Whiz Kid participates as a little sister in the Big Sister Association of Greater Boston and walked in Sunday's Walk for Hunger.
An open house tour of the new Parks & Rec building, Mom's Night Out in Chestnut Hill and a local Shakespeare production.
A trial begins, a networking event and compost awareness.
The governor is in town, a fundraiser for Newton's 9/11 memorial and a local restaurant starts lunch service.
A rabies clinic, a baseball game and a lot on the agenda for the Board of Aldermen.
Local music, the Newton Conservators tour the aqueducts and the Walk for Hunger passes through town.
A local yard sale, a block party and the Democratic State Committee holds a meeting.
A local art exhibit, a Red Sox player is in town and the off-leash working group will meet to discuss Forte and Weeks Fields.
The annual Red Carpet Awards were held last week.
An expo at Newton North, the Farm Commission meets and a grand opening celebration.
Newtonville resident and novelist LJ Cohen recently published her first novel, "The Between," a book written for young adults, but has gained some attention from adult readers as well.
An annual event for seniors at Lasell College, a chance to meet a vice principal candidate and a roundtable discussion with the mayor.
Finance Committee meets, Jazz Night at Newton South and the annual Spring Seasonings event.
The annual Run of the Charles Canoe & Kayak Race, a free concert and NewtonSERVES annual day of community service.
An arts festival, a chance to walk with the Newton Conservators and an event to honor Tom Concannon.
West Newton resident David Kelly, author of the "Ballpark Mysteries" will be appearing at Newtonville Books tomorrow at 2 p.m. Recently, Patch had a chance to ask Kelly a few questions about his sports-themed mystery series.
A local fashion show, some high school baseball and the anniversary of a tragic event.
A local arts festival, student productions and a celebration of Israeli independence.
A fundraiser for the Newton Tree Conservancy, a tennis match and a fitness expo day.
An event with Historic Newton, info on a revamped restaurant and rain barrel pick-up.
Christina Clarke Genco, a 22-year-old Newton resident, was tragically killed last year while on a cross-country ride with Bike & Build.
Parks & Rec. Commission meets, an author event at Newtonville Books and a School Committee meeting.
A free concert, a walk through the woods and a workshop on college admissions.
Help clean up the Charles, see a local concert and make sure your pets get their rabies shots.
An arts festival kicks off, a benefit concert and special drop-off for electronics.
Beautiful Newtonville meeting, a lacrosse game
Subcommittee meetings, a financial literacy program and a funeral Mass for Franco Garcia.
The program invites locals to buy a brick that will appear in one of two walkways leading to the memorial.
Board of Aldermen meet, calling hours for Franco Garcia and the mayor's budget presentation.