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Join environmental archaeologist Dr. Naomi Riddiford in ‘reading’ the forested landscape around Wright-Locke Farm. Learn how to identify clues to past human activities associated with the farm (established in c.1638) and uncover a ghost agricultural landscape hidden among the trees. Registration: $15-$25.
The Evan Mirapaul Collection of Violin Portraits
Join us at the Griffin on Friday November 6th for a special presentation from Evan Mirapaul discussing his unique collection featured as part of Common Time : American Musicality.
For nearly as long as photography has existed, people have photographed violins…
Repair Cafe is a joint non-profit initiative of the First Congregational Church's Justice Ministry and the Winchester Unitarian Society's Green Sanctuary, with many local experts. We share our knowledge to inspire repairing instead of replacing. Sign up for a 30-minute session to work on an item. Among the specialties…
Join us in celebrating the artists of Common Time on Saturday November 7th.
We are thrilled to celebrate music through the eyes of Janette Beckman, Margo Cooper, William Feiring, Bootsy Holler, Joseph O. Holmes, Henry Horenstein, Lou Jones, Ron Pownall, Michael Weinstein and the collections of Evan Mirapaul and…
The Fall Gala is an adults-only evening to help WFEE raise funds for all the innovative educational programs WFEE provides Winchester students all year long. The event includes a cocktail reception, live auction, dancing, entertainment, and more. Join us for an enchanting evening with an auction, dance, and surprise…
Speaker and author Libby McNamee will be discussing the Petticoat Patriots of the American Revolution. This talk includes the Daughters of Liberty and future Lady Presidents Martha Washington, and Abigail Adams. We will also meet Mrs. Adams' friend Mercy Warren, as well as Esther Reed, a Philadelphia socialite.
Confirm the date with the Jenks Center! Movies can be a surprisingly effective way to understand the courtroom and the trial process. In the first of this two-part series, we'll examine memorable scenes from classic legal dramas, including My Cousin Vinny, Philadelphia, Liar, Liar, Class Action, The Accused, The…
Music connects us. It carries our memories, gives voice to our experiences, brings communities together, and crosses boundaries of time and place. From the blues and jazz clubs that nurtured new sounds to the rock stages, country dance halls, and concert rooms where musical traditions continue to evolve, American music…
Curious About En Ka? We'd Love to Tell You More!
You may know us from the fair - but there is so much more to En Ka. Join us for an informal Member Information Session on Tuesday, November 10.from at the Winchester Public Library. Drop by anytime between 7 and 8:30 pm.
This is a great opportunity to meet current members…
Parade: at 10 am, muster at Laraway Road. Step off at 10:15 am.
Route: Quill Rotary to Church Street; left on Waterfield; left on Mystic Valley Parkway to place wreath at WWI Memorial; continue on Main Street to Mt Vernon Street; right to Edward F. O’Connell Veterans Memorial at Town Hall.
Full details on the town…
Immigration justice has been a focus for the Network multiple times in our 35-year history, and certainly in the last year.
An Immigration Working Group came together out of shared concerns for people living in communities especially targeted by the administration’s policies as well as immigrants living in Winchester.
By…
This event is for teens in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Relax after a busy day at school with this mandala coloring program. Listen to calming music color in these circular, geometric designs, and walk away feeling more relaxed and with a beautiful peace of art.
Winchester Jumelage will be hosting an evening with Isabelle Slotine, MFA guide and French Library lecturer, who will present "Glory and Passion: Creating the Palace and Gardens of Versailles" on November 12, 2026, at the Griffin museum. Entry fee is $25 (at the door, cash or check only.) Kindly reserve your place by…
Crawford's Holiday Faire is coming back, Saturday, November 14! Doors open at 8:30am to two floors of treasures!
MAIN LEVEL: handmade crafts and gift baskets, vintage jewelry, Christmas decorations and gifts, baked goods (including our cookie bar), apple pies - home made and frozen so they're ready to heat and…
Ripley Presents is pleased to welcome Lisa Bastoni with Sean Staples.
Americana of the highest order, along the lines of Patty Griffin or Gretchen Peters
--Maverick UK
Lisa Bastoni (Northampton, MA) is a 2022 & 2023 New England Music Award nominee (Roots), 2020 ; 2019 Boston Music Award Nominee (Folk) and winner of…
Join us at the Winchester Public Library for an AI Reality Check, part of a nationwide campaign about what AI means for our jobs, our kids, and our future.
In a short, plain-language presentation, we'll look at what AI really is, the risks it creates, and commonsense steps we can take to keep humans in control…
Help WHS seniors take their next step! Winchester High School is introducing its first-ever WHS Q4 Senior Intern Fair. Local businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, and professionals are invited to participate!
This new initiative offers a valuable opportunity to meet High School seniors. By taking part, you…
Join our panel of speakers to explore the health benefits of eating fresh, local, whole foods, the value of Indigenous food traditions, and how our food choices can make a difference for the environment.
Featuring Jenny Rappole, Health Coach; Dr. Cathy Stanton, Tufts Anthropology Professor; "Kitty" Hendricks-Miller…
Inspired by the Griffin Museum of Photography's exhibition Common Time: American Musicality, this concert collaboration with Winchester Community Music School brings the American Musicality story to life through live performance. We invite you to experience this four-part series alongside the exhibition, to see the…
This month's book is The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located in the Reference Room. Librarians will gladly assist you in locating a large print, downloadable, or audio copy.
