
About Our Community
Friends Beyond Boston β Waltham Social (20sβ40s) is a local community built around genuine connection, small events, and welcoming spaces where people can actually get to know each other.
Weβre a member-led group, which means members are welcome (never required) to host or cohost simple events with support, itβs how we keep things fun, varied, and shaped by the people who make this community special.
Join us on Heylo: https://heylo.group/walthamsocial
Learn more on our website: https://walthamsocial.com
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About this event:
This is a member-led event.
πΆ Summer Concert on the Common β American Legion Band
Grab a blanket or lawn chair and join us for a relaxing summer evening of live music on the Common!
This free concert is part of the Waltham Arts Council's Concerts on the Common summer series, featuring a different band every Tuesday evening throughout July and August (rain date: Thursday of the same week).
This week's performer: American Legion Band
Whether you're coming to enjoy the music, catch up with familiar faces, or meet some new people, everyone is welcome.
πͺ Bring a blanket or lawn chair
π΅ Free to attend
RSVP:Β heylo.com/invite/mhVhoCZL
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β° Timing
Aug 25. @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Feel free to leave when you need to, as soon as you're done, or stay as long as you want!
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πParking:
Aside from street parking, some lots are:
Central Square Parking Lot, Embassy Lot, Crescent St Lot, Spruce St Lot, Walnut and Chestnut St
Lots(there are many more close to the Waltham Common)
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β οΈ RSVP Policy (Please Read)
This is an event for members of this community group who RSVP in advance.
For safety and group flow, walk-ins and guests not on the RSVP list cannot join.
We love meeting new people, just be sure to RSVP ahead of time so we know youβre coming!
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