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Newton Parks, Rec, and Culture held its annual Newton SERVES, Building Community through Service.

Diane Kemsley shares her creation of an American Flag with each star representing hers or other’s favorite aspect of that state.

The Northland Project will move forward. The City Council approved their amended special permit request 19-4.

Learn how to find more migrating birds and witness their fascinating behaviors, as well as cue into birds that will be breeding and raising young in your area.

The performers will present several dances based on Indian music to depict the nature and beauty of spring, the famous festival Holi, and a Sufi devotional song.

Fredrik Wanger presents "A Musical Nod to Vienna: A Program of Music by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, and Strauss-Dohnányi."

On Saturday, Newton celebrated the Taiwanese culture and cuisine at the Hyde Center during Newton Taiwan Day.

Newton Community Farm hosted a forum with a conversation focused on food security.

Described as "an education for the ear and the soul," this concert aims to complicate and nuance your understanding of Arab and Jewish history,

Please join the Newton Council on Aging at the State House to let your legislators know that “We Are Here!”

Join Green Newton at their Sustainable Street Tour on Saturday, May 17, 2-4 pm.

There will be everything from retro favorites like Duck Hunt and GoldenEye 007, to the latest titles for Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo Switch, to VR headsets.